Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

In our last few issues we have given
the main points of pedigree to be gath
cred from the list of stations that are
represented In the 2;10 list by two or
more performers Now we turn to the
list of slres that are credited with hav-
ing hegotten the dams OF two or more
performers In the same select circle
Ten stations are named therein and
taking them alphabetically we first
Introduce Blnckwood Chief 1910, son OF
Bla lakewood tby Norman) and Dictator
Maid by Dictator; grandam the 0'Teefe
mare by One-eyed Kentucky Hunter
This O'Kaefe mare likewise produced
General Stanton. the foremost Of the
sires that have won renown in Canada,
to the cover Of Hambletonian Black
wood Chiefs daughters that have added
to the 2:10 list are Hypatla, which pro-
duced Merry Chimes, pos 1-2. and
Bright Eyes, which produced Bright
err by Chimes. $3.50 IA, and the latter
by Prince Regent, 2;16 10, Bright Eyes
also produced Bonita. one OF whose
foals is now In the list. As Chimes is
by ElectIOneer out Of Beautiful Bells
by The Moor and Prince Regent Is by
Mambrino King out of Estabela by
Alcantara, We may assume that to in
telllgent mating of sire and dam may
be traced the speed of the progeny
rather than to the confluence OF two
"nicking'' lines of blood. Merry Chimes
was bred at Village Farm and the
same may substantially be said OF
Bright Regent, though tho actual fact
IL that Bright Eyes had been sold be-
fore she gave birth to the sensational
and unbeaten four-year-old of 1895
Mr., Hamlin bred her, sold her, and adj
vised breeding her to Prince Regent
He ought, therefore 10 have the cred
it Of breeding Bright Regent, though
technically II cannot be given him.
Daniel Lambert's daughters have
done very well in the stud, Dandy Jim.
200 Ia; Pamllco, 2:I0, and Prima Dom
ma, 200 IA, having been foaled by three
OF them. In these eases we have evil
denoe that sons of George Wilkes are
the best mates for Lambert mares,
Dandy Jim being by Young Jim and
Prima Donna by Betterton. Pam'ico
was by Meander. 2:2G 1-2. son Of Bel
mont, and 3etterton Is n full brother
to Jumps, 2:2t. by George wilkes. Ad-
ditional instances, such ms Baronet.
2;11 1-2, prove the wealth of speed In
the WILKES Lambert cross and the les
son taught Is conclusivelv that Lam
bert mares should be bred to scions of
the house of Wilkes, Old Blue Bull.
1.-THE hero Of Flat Rock" as his admir-
ers delight TO style him. sired many
daughters that have produced speed.
Out uIly WV VI NHt 'A''NhS
It of the 210 order and even then II was
not of very high class. Atlantic King,
by Atlantic, 2.2i, and Vitello, by Legal
Tender Jr., are both out OF Blue Bun
mares, but neither Of them is Of sufii-
cient merit 20 warrant diqcuss'on
though after all Vitello has done lot
OF racing and got into the 2:l0 list the
pnst season after he had been oonsid-
cred a back number for year or two.
Dictate. mares do well with any
stallion: in fact the blood Of the brother
10 Dexter is pure gold IN any trettlng
nedipree His daughters three repre-
sentatiyes In the 2;l0 list are the peer
less Nancy Hanks, 2:0i, by Happy Me-
I,um g,ss 1-2: Lockheart e;0S IL, by
Nutwood 2:1S 3-4. and the PAGER, Ga
zstte ZOO s-4 by Onward, ego IL, II
is unnecessary to say much Anout
Nannv Hanks, save that her owner
considers her safe In foal to Arion,
e.o7 IA Nancy-our Nancy-was the
most popular mare. except MAUD >
On nenple ever went 10 see
I.ockbeart proved himself fast game
horse before he was Temporarily re-
fired TO the stud, and in 1898, ne came
o,,t llIte a giant refreshed. cut -FOUR ana
n half seconds from his former reeorn
ara made a profitable campaign ~
dni,rhter. La Belle. 2,0e. Is one OF rev
,asro. that eyer beat $40 Dnc'rF anu
Gazette is similarly hopored' the chAii'-