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SUCCESS ACHIEVED BY J. 0. TA1B0TT WITH A GOOD STRING OF WHITNEY CAST-OFFS Witli a stable composed chiefly of horses bred by and purchased from II. P. Whitnev, the western turfman, J. O. Talbott, fared comfortably in the racing of 1915. His best winner was Borrows brother. Slumber II. He is not the equal of Borrow by any means, but he is more than an average racer himself and, like Borrow, was introduced to racing in England. The well-preserved veteran. Monocacy, won well for him before passing to another owner and was second to Slumber II. in the stable returns, with Vermont a good third. Prince Henry was not far behind Vermont in earnings and is probaby the faster horse of the two. The Hamburg two-year-olds, Grecntiee. Cherry Itipe and Glitter, all won for the stable and may turn out to be useful three-year-olds in 1017. The stable record for the year was: Horse. Col. and Sex. A. Pedigree. 1st. 2d. 3d Won Slumber II b. g. 5 By Hamburg Forget r l 2 " $ 3 505 Monocacy ch. g. 0 By Hamburg Monadour 7 l 3 29h Vermont b. g. 3 By Broomstick Yankee Girl 4 4 1 205 Prince Henry ch. g. 4 By Broomstick Sallie of Navarre 5 1 0 2445 Greentree b. g. 2 By Hamburg Verdure 2 5 2 litiSO Pandean br. g. 1 By Peter Pan Midge 3 a 1 l,rS0 Marianao ch. f. 3 By The Commoner Ilortensia 3 u 0 1405 Sandman II b. g. 5 By Broomstick Sandria 2 2 2 1325 Old Broom b. g. 4 By Broomstick Rose of Dawn :, 0 1 830 Cherry Hiyc ch. g. 2 By Hamburg Cerise 1 2 1 S2 Palanquin b. g. G By Planudes Oueck Queen 1 0 r,5o Glitter br. g. 2 By Hamburg Lady Frivoles 1 0 1 480 Estimable br. f. 4 By Peep oD.iy Estimate 0 2 0 225 Emden b. g. 3 By Broomstick Miss Hamburg 0 2 0 140 Nightstick ch. g. 0 By Broomstick Ilandspun 0 0 1 100 Wide Eyes ch. f. 2 By Hamburg Wonder 0 1 0 70 Totals 1C 35 25 17 0,S50
