The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30
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were bred to him three were good ones,
| from which he not only got winners. but
| race-horses.
| From Glen Ellen by Kyrlc DAILY. dam
| Mistake. lac got De Bracy. a very fast
! horse At three years of age he won ten
! races, netting $3.50, all purses. as he
| was engaged in no stakes, and in Sep
/ TENDER. at the Harlem course. Chicago,
! he ran a sensational race, defeating
| Libertine (record holder at even weights.
! with Rudolph third the race was run in
| 40 fiat. That night his owner, Frank
| Van Ness refused $4,000 for him. much
F! 10 his regret afterwards, as unfortunate
/ Is the horse died two weeks later OF
I malarial fever.
From Mistake by Wildidle. dam Katy
| Pease. ST. Saviour got Giead. a winner
| OF twelve races and ST. go, including the
! Thornton Stakes. four miles. in 1892 in
! the mud won by fifteen lengths. the Cali
fornia Theater Stakes and the Pacific
| Union Stakes He beat Rey FL Santa
Anita twice. once on dry track and
once i'm the mud. This horse is bred to
go a route as his second dam Katy
, Pease, was q great four-mile mare in
her day. Mistake. the dam of Gilead, is
also the dam Of Glen Ellen, the dam of
De Bracy. From imported Ilzzie Hamp-
ton. by Hampton out Of Dynasty, by
Sterling. ST. Saviour sired Cabrillo a
winner of twenty-one races and over
s., 900. CabrillO holds the California re-
cord at mile and fifty yards. liS Ia
running the last mile In 80 81; n also
won the Los Angeles Derby and downed
Crescendo in hard drive at a mile and
an eighth, running the distance IN l:j5 Ii
over a cuppy track. stepping the first
mile in III IL; on the sam2 day Rebel
lion won race al a mile In i:i3 81. Many
local horseman said that Cabrillo's per-
Torrance was the best ever seen over
the old Bay District track.
From short bred and inferior lot OF
mares 81. Saviour got the winners 70
bair. Monita, Lucille. Irma, Beatrice and
others.
ITO show the esteem i'm which st. Sa
viour was held in California, in the
spring OF 1894. Il. c. Holly of Vallejo,
paid 81 Goa for six weeks lease of the
horse from May 18th To July LIST. TO
breed i've mares. and when the horse was
subsequently SHIPPED East it was gener-
ally regarded as public calamity by
horsemen throughout the State,
ITO get horses that are fast, stout
hearted and can go any distance, 10 get
horses that will win cup races IN Eng
land there Is no better stallion in Amer
lea to-day that this high type of the IA
nous L., mington Lexington cross.
.
Mr.. j. H. McGavock writes me from
Fort Cbiswell Stud. Max Meadows Va,
that his horses have wintercd well and
most of them are in vigorous health, The
farm mares were bred In 1891 ia Flat
lands the chestnut son of imported
Woodlands and famous Maggie u. H.,
dam of lrcquois. FiatlaEds Is the sue
cexsor Of inspoftsd The JacObite the dead
son of in ported Prince Charlie. that stood
at the head OF the Fort chisweli Stud
for number of years and sired the
good race horse Artillery. The Fort
Chiswel band OF brood mares includes
Push. By Powhattan. III, out Of Georgia
-. Mary Ellis, by Lelaps out OF Susie
Howard: Laliah by imported Charaxus.
out Of Miss Grace Activity and Caliop-
sis. full sisters. by Burnham. out OF
Gammacita. by John Morgan; Jacque-
line. by imported The Jacobite, out OF