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IDLE HOUR FARMS COMING RACERS. evinctoii Kr.. October 2.— IT. S. Bednells s 1 •.riellna a daughter of Jack Point and Eyelet t •"I half-sister to Eyebrow, was ship|»ed today from a ;. d . 1 , , s t a E. B. BradleVs Wle Hour Farm to the Bedwell farm near Laurel. Md. She has been mated with ii nan I and is believed to be in foal, Manager Barrv Shannon says he will ship next week to trainer Steve Lawler, of the Quiney Stable at New York the three yearlings purchased last Miring from F B. Bradley by James F. Johnson. They have never been broken and are to tret their first lessons from Lawler at Gravesend. They are the chestnut colt by Voter — Tower of Candles: chestnut colt hv Cunard — Sweet Alice, and brown or black colt "bv Sain— Black Tail dam of Brook -field i. This will leave onlv six of the Idle Hour Farm foals of i»14 to carry E. R. Bradleys green and white next season. They are the chestnut til 1 v bv Cunard— Conic: chestnut filly hv Cunard —Love Sot bay filly by Helmet— Melton Mow- bray: chestnut filly by Electioneer — Miss Bessie-bay colt by Cunard — Wayward Lass, and black DlaLk £ coit by Sain— Whisk Broom. The Love Not filly is one of the handsomest of f her age iu Kentucky and it is said by the men 1 at the farm that she is probablv the best in appearance yet produced at the Bradlev establish l, ment. The Melton Mowbray filly ig not farbehind t her in appearance and prospect. The Sain colt ♦ is a slashing big fellow and altogether a Droinisinz r * " appearing one. These six. however, are not all that are to l»e raced as two-year-olds by Bradley He is to o hare several more yet to he purchased in England J oy trainer Clff Hammon. who departed for Iondon and its environs last Saturday and should be on „ 1 the other sidu by tins time.
