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OLD TIME TRAINER IN HARNESS AGAIN LEXINGTON Ky April 9 William Brysn who twenty years or so ago trained for his friend Martin Doyle of Paris has eight of Doyles horses in train ¬ ing at the Kentucky Association track I hadnt thought of training any more horses said he until Martin told me lie had sold his farm last fall and asked me to help him out with these and it now looks as if thero is more than one runner in the string stringMagneto Magneto heads the string in which there are five of liis progeny among the six twoyearolds Magneto is like many of the Sfcir Shoots afflicted with shelly hoofs and for that reason he was sent to the stud after a season on the turf Bryan how ¬ ever has his feet in good condition and fetLs con ¬ fident that lie will win with JiSm Magneto is in the pink of Ixidlly condition Ho in sixteen hands high and weighs 1200 pounds Two of his sons Fjogtown J C Milams Kentucky Derby candidate and Darnay a fouryoarold In Charles T Wortli ingtons string are showing well in their gallops hero heroThe The speediest of the Magneto twoyearolds in the Doyle barn is the chestnut filly they arc all chestnuts dam Margaret Roche This filly has been threeeighths in 30 The son of Mary Cala hnn is a racy looking individual and should make good Mary Oalahan is by Handsel Mamie Doyle dam of Old Honesty winner of 2225G by Sir Dixon DixonAnother Another colt is a son of Mattie Glenn half sister to the winners Martin Doyle and Winifred D by Orlando Then thero is a colt dam Mar ¬ guerite Doyle by St Maxim and a gelding dam May Elliott by Margrave The other twoyearold is a toppy looking bay filly by Dick Fimicll Miss Thompson The remaining member of the string is the fonryearcld bay gelding Thistles Beau BeauMaidens Maidens from two to ten years old is the stables present claim to distinction but trainer Bryan is willing to stake his reputation as a successful farmer that it will be otherwise when the 1919 racing season is ended
