The Washington times., 1902-07-29
ONLY RAILBIRD IN
THE u. S. SENATE

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Ollie Brady. by Cyclone, dam Neon
by Allerton, 2:09A
Miss Ceoll. 2:21A, by Gambett;
Wilkes. dam Jennie C. tdam of four fl
the list. with foal by Allerton, 2:09A.
Neoral. by Onward. dam Ruth tdam o
two in the lisD, with foal by Adbe1l
2:23
Jenifer. 2:22 tdam of Futurity Belle
2:2D. by Red Wilkes, with foal by Bo.
real
The remaining mares did not foaI
proving barren.
After Big Stake.
OF the racing stable. the two Futurity
candidates. Peace Commissioner and Free
Give-, are perhaps the most talked of at
this time. Mr.. Rea thinks that If they
go on in their work they will have a
royal chance in the big $4,000 stake
Both have been showing well in their
than 2:20 and have shown flights of
speed for a quarter OF mile better
than :33 The fast mare Rena Wise,
2:21%, also promises to be a sensational
performer. and she will make up part
of the string which will be sent to the
grand circuit. She has been a milo this
season in 2:171a, half In 1:051a. quarters
| in :32h
The two-year- Attire and Colonel
Wetmore have been miles In 2:31 and
2:29H. respectively, and the majority of
| the lot have shown In their work that
they possess the qualifications of speed.
The following Is list OF the string Rea
has In training:
l.
Electrix. 2:2s1s, by Electioneer.
Jack, 2:30, b. h., 4. by Prodigal- Can
Dance, by Nutwood
Peace Commissioner, br. c., 3, by
Prodigal- Rachael, 2:OS1s, by Baron
Wilkes
Free Giver, b. c., 8, by Prodigal-E
Baron, by Baron Wilkes.
Precursor, 2:30, br. c., 8, by Prodigal-
Lady Acacia, by Nutwood.
Rance, b. m, 8, by Prodigal- Wilton
Rance, by Rance.
Ella Quinn, b. m, s, by Sternburg,
2:15la, Castinella. by Sentinel Wilkes
Bay gelding, 2, by Electric Bell-Ga-
lena, 2:2Sh. by Gambetta Wilkes.
Bronson Cooper. b. c.. 2, by Electric
Bell, dame Matilda, by Nutwood.
Attire. br. f., 2. by ProdigalAnnie
Wilton, by Wilton.
Col Wetmore, blk. c., 2, by Electric
BeilDixie Phallas. by Phallas.
Bay filly. 2. by Electric Bell-Niomi c..
by Twilight
Bay flly. 2, by Electric Bell-Falr
Maiden. 2:2s1z, by Guy Wilkes.
Bay filly. 2, by Gambetta Wilkes, dam
By Nutwood.
Bay filly. 2, by Electric Bell-Kath-
eileen Rogers. by Sentinel Wilkes.
Maggie Afford, b. f., 2, by Alfred c.
Maggie Baron, by Baron Wilkes.
Animosity, b. f., l, by Electric Bell
Mantuamaker. by Red Wilkes.
Bay filly, 1. by Electric -Mantua-
maker. by Red Wilkes.
Yearling With Pedigree.
The last named yearling is considered
by pedigree experts to be one of the
best bred youngsters in the country, as
her extended pedigree shows. 1t runs
cross by the sensational two-year-old
Sarah Curran. which has trotted a
quarter in 0:32 a. the local track. Sarah
Curran is by DR.. Hooker and out of Jen-
ME Fleetwood. by Simmons.
The youngster traces into one of the
best of the old Woodbourne pedigrees
and. being by Electric Bell, product OF
the famous Electioneer-B Beautiful Bells
cross, his pedigree Will be watched with
interest by experts on blood lines Fol-
lowing is the tilly's extended pedigree:
Bay flly, by Electric Bell, dam Man
tuamaker, by Red Wilkes; second dam
Millner, by Harold: third dam Mosaic,
by Belmont: fourth dam Mosa, by Wood
ford Mambrino: fifth dam. Hermosa
by Edwin Forrest; sixth dam Black |
Rose, by Teemer.
This is in one sense an ideal Bailey |
pedigree. Black Rose founded a family |
and the last four dams of the pedigree |
The pedigree goes back to about 1s47, |
Has His Theory.
Senator Bailey proceeds largely on
trotting blood must produce a great |
trotter. So far he has not been alto
gether successful In demonstrating his |
theory. and his later efforts will attract |
interest among horsemen everywhere.
One regret that Senator Bailey has |
and which he often alludes to is the loss |
of Electric Bell He sold him in New
York for song and he died during the |
past winter.
The chances are had he not been /
taken from Kentucky he would be living
yet. While both Senator Bailey and Mr..
Featherstone always thought that Elec-
trio Bell was the making of great stud
horse. there was so much criticism and |
knocking" of the horse by certain Blue
Grass breeders that the Senator
thought best to dispose of so unpopular
a sire and get him in a section where he
would be better thought Of
Just now his produce are beginning to
show up as sensational performers. es-
pecially in the colt division. and Elec-
trio Bells former owner is regretting
that he had not the patience to hold on
for Just little while longer.
When asked to explain his interest In
horses. Senator Bailey once said, 1T
costs me money; it costs me time. but /
don't care for trips to Europe. for tour
ing and sightseeing It's my amusement
and relaxation"
And one who has seen him on the rail
talking horse will vouch for the state
ment.