The herald., 1893-06-02


: Queeni Plate winner England ever pro
duced. lie was out oil Marchioness
winner of The Oaks, and sister to Th
: Peer, sire OF imported Darebin from
, Cinizelli by Touchstone, from Brocad
J by Pantel0n, Juliet the dam oil Th
Hook was by Touchstone from Lam
cashire Witch, by Tomboy. Juliet wa
undoubtedly the Pocahontas of thu
southern hemisphere; Hhe left behint
her two daughters whose excellencs anS
longevity have very seldom been ex
celled. Chryeolite by Stockwell--dan
OF Robinson Crusoe, who died at thu
age Of 20 years, having produced "a foals
all race horses and good at the stud anc
paddock--and Sylvia by Fisherman
dam 220 OF Goldsbrough, sire Of 2:2(
winners, and one OF the greatest OF race
horses, he by Fireworks and Martini
Henry by Musket, winner OF the Mel
bourne cup and many other races and
himself great sire. She died at 29
years OF age, having produced % fosls,
great racehoraes.
Mr.. Frank Wood now offered to show
me over the brood mares with foals.
Beginning at a large barley paddock
were the mares, and in company with
Mr.. Wood l walked quietly through
them. The first to catch my eye was
Niente, chestnut mare, own sister to
Volante, and treasure she is. With q
white streak down her face, lengthy and
muscular with plenty of size and quail
ity, she is an ideal brood mare and looks
as If che should have been q race mare.
She has already proved what she will
throw by her 2-year old flly by Cheviot,
and che now has at foal very pro-
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lusty quarters, and is stinted this season
to The Hook.
Lillita, by Rutherford from Maggie
Emmerson, is bay mare with heavy
middle piece. She does not strike one
os great mare, but being the dam
Of Lucky B. should breed we'll. She is
evidently poor mixer. She has a bay
colt by Gapo and is stinted to him
again.
Aritta, by Virgil from Lava, by imp.
Australian, second dam Lavender, by
Wagner, is brown mare decidedly lack
ing in substance; still, wiry looking
one. She is the dam of Lady Bess, and
has at foal On own brother by The EN-
peror and Is stinted to him again.
Jennie B., own sister to Jennie d., the
dam Of Verano apd herself winner, is
very fine chestnut mare, and, ifappear-
ance goes for anything, should be great
producer. She is by Glenelg from Regan,
by Lexington. She has now at foot a
bay colt by The Hook that looks like a
race horse, and has been already served
this year by The Emperor.
Sister Anne, dam OF Volante and own
sister to CLARA d, is particularly fine
bay mare, with any amount of sub
stance, by imp. Glenelg from The Nun
by Lexington, second dam Novice, by
Glencoe, third dam Chloe Anderson, by
Rodolph, etc, She has a very neat
chestnut filly at foal, by The Hook,
showing his sire's Touchstone blood in
its white face and three white legs. She
has been served by Gnno. This foel
will have Lexington in his second dam
on both sides. would rather not; but
Mr.. Wood has no choice, seeing the
breeding of his sires.
Glenits, by imp. Glenelg from Lark,
by Lexington, second dam Laura, by
imported Glencoe, is particularly nice
bay mare, showing great quality, and
has a raking chestnut colt at foot that
looks like making a race horse. This
foal justifes Mr.. Wood in having put
her back to The Hook.
Jennie d. dam of Verano and own
bESys"mn mnisfSs sRgi" 5noiflSi hjg afgfeat" f,ny
Queer. She 10 by imp. Glenelg, dam
Regan, by Lexington. She has mag,
nifcent chestnut flly at foot by The
Hook, that shows what an outcross will
do. regret that she has not gone back
to The Hook, but she is served by The
Emperor.
Miss Ford-small wonder she was q
great race msre-isNa magnificent bay
with great back and thighs, perfect
shoulders, head and neck, great joints,
legs and feet, and stands with her legs
under her like a race horse, and is fully
IL inches higher over her Group than
shoulder. She is nm Enquirer from
Bribery, by Bonnie Scotland. second
dam Tallulsh, by Planet, third dam
Mazurka, by Lexington. She has at
foot strikingly fine bay colt that prom
ises to be great horse, II conformation
and bone goes for anything. He is by
The Hook, and small wonder she has
been served by him again. He is the
finest colt in the place.
Ophir is gray mare, while there Is
nothing about her to enthuse over, she
nevertheless is useful sort OF nag for
hurdle job at which she was pretty good.
She is by haywood from Lag by Load
stone, second dam La Bruna by imp,
Scythian. She has not as yet been sue
cessful as brood mare, but has at pres
ent a very good looking bay filly with
two white legs by The Hook at foot, and
is served by him again.
Belinda is brown mare with white
hind legs, and looks useful sort of mare
for q buggy, certainly not fit to grace the
Santa Anita paddock any more than
Ophir, and she is by Belmont from Lady
Spring by Chickaree, second dam Lady
Fremont by Rock, third dam said to be
by imported Glencoe. She has pretty
little foal by Glencoe, and is served by
The Hook.
Hermosa is an enormous big chestnut
mare, with white face and hind legs,
showing,great back and thighs, and par
ticularly well suited to breed to Verano,
by whom she has an excellent chestnut
colt, with three white legs and face.
She is by Lexington from Athola by
Glen Athol, second dam Annette by
Lexington, third dam Alice Jones by
imp. Glencoe. She has been served by
Verano.
Dolly H., a very nice long, low mare
much resembling Senator Stanford g
Fairy Rose, is by Ten Brock. dam Mary
l., BY Voucher, second dam Kate Leon
ard by Epsilon, third dam Betsy Moore
by Tom Moore, has q bay filly at foot by
Gsno, with hie sire's fine hind quarters,
| She is served by The Hook.
| Atlanta H., long, low mare, showing
lots of quality. hard and muscular, is by