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TRAINER REGANS CHARGES Horses Owned by Mrs. L. A. Livingston Wintering Well at Coburg Farm. TORONTO. Ont, March 22. Mrs. L. A. Livingston will come to the races this year with a string of horses composed mostly of juveniles. The only horse of the older division that will sport silks for the well-known eastern horsewoman are the three-year-olds Flaming Wire and Smooth Ice. All the horses are wintering at Mrs. Livingstons farm in Cobourg, Ont., under the care of trainer Frank Regan. There are close to a hundred thoroughbreds quartered at both farms. The string of two-year-olds that will be shipped to Toronto some time in April is a vastly improved band compared with those that have made their appearance in recent years. The majority of them are by Kingship, a son of that good horse Ildrim, and trainer Regan feels confident that several high-class youngsters will be developed from them. Supreme Energy, by Lovetie Skipper, and a sister to Smooth Ice, is a shapely bay filly, well put together, with lots of bone. Although not on the large size, she carries enough body to make her a promising miss. Briar Paitent, a good upstanding chestnut colt by Kingship Polly Pritchcr. He is a well-mannered colt with lots of strength and should be heard from. Dear Varnet, by Kingship Dazzling Ray, Is a nice-looking bay filly with good foundation. Village of Hit, by Kingship Vashni, is an ideal looking youngster. This filly is reported to have worked exceptionally fast last fall, and trainer Regan is much impressed with her. Tricky Take-Off, a daughter of Hcrmis, is a grand-looking filly, and several flattering offers have been refused for this one. Forever Dear, by Kingship Fannie Dodge, is a useful looking bay filly that will take a little time to develop. Prince of Peace, by Kingship Heichens, is one of the biggest youngsters at the farm and will be taken along slowly. Let Me Forget, by Kingship Gun Shot, is a good-looking bay miss, a little on the light side. Athenian Orile, by Kingship Amanatrious, and Tightly Fit, by Lovetie Fi Fi, are both good-looking youngsters. There are forty brood mares quartered at the farm, and mostly all are ready to foaL Three sucklings appeared in the past three weeks and are doing well.
