. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. November 17,1900] Bt-ij-e Qvtthsr twfc &p&vt&uivsxu. Ed Cobbiqan arrived in California last week. He will race a few horaea here and pick out the best of hia youngsters to ship to England where he is greatl? taken with the racing customs. It is said that he won a snug fortune during ihe summer over there. If so it iB no wonder he likes it. The miners who return from Klondike with sacks full of nuggets insist that the climate up there is not so bad aa it is painted. Florizar, the bay colt in the Scoggan airing, has been throughout his three year old
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. November 17,1900] Bt-ij-e Qvtthsr twfc &p&vt&uivsxu. Ed Cobbiqan arrived in California last week. He will race a few horaea here and pick out the best of hia youngsters to ship to England where he is greatl? taken with the racing customs. It is said that he won a snug fortune during ihe summer over there. If so it iB no wonder he likes it. The miners who return from Klondike with sacks full of nuggets insist that the climate up there is not so bad aa it is painted. Florizar, the bay colt in the Scoggan airing, has been throughout his three year old form a particulnrly unfortun- ate colt, except when he started the season by winning the Derby at Memphis. Always a slow beginner, thiB colt has many of the best traits of a real race horse, and will carry any sort of weight and come from behind in races over a dis- tance of ground, but in most of his starts this year he has been entered at a mile, and has not appeared to the best ad- vantage over such a short route. Besides, he has been so slow several times at the post as to destroy his chances of getting home in front, but his race with Advance Guard at Harlem showed that he possesses high class and a rare chance of holding his own against the best he will meet in the San Francisco stakes. The report comes from New York that Jockey Dick of his soldier experience Pettingill got down into South Clawson has not only recovered his health, but is the father Carolina and, when the war was over, Gen. Grant made him of a bouncicg baby girl and is correspondingly happy. It is the prevost marshal of that district. said that he weighs 135 pounds, and the physicians say he That kind of a job just at that time wasn't as pleasant as never had consumption, but was simply run down and weak picking violets. The Southerners were very touchy. There from reducing so as to be able to ride. He will remain in were sores that hurt, and in the nature of things Pettingill the Adirondack mountains, ho
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