New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

elusive attention to this stable, and presides
ovar tho arrival of the future kings and queens
of the turf.
OF all the mares of brilliant lineage at Castle
ton. none are better known than Lady Reel MT
Kesne paid $l1 900 for this mare at the Marcus
DAILY sale last october. Lady Reel Is the Dam
of the great Hamburg, best of all the two-year-
olds Of 1897 and winner of the Realization In
1898 When Lady Reel was sold she was not
supposed to be in foal to st. Simon. or she
would have brought a much higher price The
unexpected happened. however, and MI heehe
Is TO be the possesssor Of a hre 81 Simon i1duS
Reel colt or hy, due this month.
John E Madden sold Hamburg to Marcus
Dalv for $4,000 and he won over $4,000 for
him. and was sold at the DAILY sale to "liiiafh
C. Whitney for 100000. He won twelve out OF
sixteen starts a two-year old. and four out ol
five as d three -year-old. These are the achieve
ments of HAMBURG son Of Lady Reel. and also
the son Of Hanover son Of the great Hlndoo-
Lady Reel is 4 half sister to Domino and TO
Correction, dam of Yankee. two Futurlty WIN
ncrs and seems TO realize her Importance lor
she lords it over the other broodmares when
turned out with them, brooking no interference
with her affairs. and sending the other matrons
scampering with nip here and charge there
She has a worthy companion in Pastorella- by
Springfeld-Griselda, imported mare. for
which Mr. keene paid $4,000 at the paly SAFE
In the same lot are Lizzie Pickwick, whose
principal claim 10 distinction is that she Is the
dam Of All Green and Blue Grass Belle. own SIS
ter to Modesty, the two being about the great
est racemares this country ever saw among
own sisters" Blue Grass Belle once ran Judge
Morrow dead heat two miles. and beat him
in the run OFF, infiictIng such cruel punishment
on him that the Judge was never the same
again Her own sister is Modesty. They are
10y War Dance, out Of Ballet
Moss Rose the dam of Henry Of Navarro was
bought for Castleton, but died soon after her
arrival from pneumonia, contracted on the way
from New York Field Azure is there. however,
and she is the most expensive of all the Castle
ton matrons, as Mr. keene paid the estate OF
Marcus Daly SIS 800 for her Field Azure was
foaled in England in 1889, and her sire is the
famed Bend Or, a Derby winner out of Falaise.
by Robert the Devil, winner of the Doncaster St.
Leger. She has now at foot a dashinE brown colt
by LIE Var Optime is another imported mare,
and her sire is less a stallion than Orme, a
of Ormonde, who had the Derby and st.
Leger to his credit. For imported st. Mildred
Mr. Keene paid $500 She is by St Simon out
OF Lady Fftzjames. and much is expected of her.
An outline Of this distinguished company would
be far from complete without mention OF imp.
Ben My Chree by Galopin-UIster Queen, dam
of Cap and Bells. the famous daughter of
Domino who the English Oaks last year.
No mare in the whole lot is more highly valued
than she, and great hopes are entertained for the
future of her produce, which includes fine two
year-old colt by Kingston. Imp Bonnie Gal,
dam of Disguise ii, is royal looking and fault
lessly bred mare being by Galopin, out of Bon
ME Doom the youngest daughter of that great
est of all matrons, Queen Mary. Imp. Editha
sister to Melton; imp. Katherine H. dam
Of Petrucho, winner of the Brooklyn Derby, by
st. Simon-Muirninn; imp. Citronella, by St.
Smon-Marquesa, dam of Compensation and
hosts of other superb imported mares to des-
cant upon whose perfection of blood lines would
be to attempt to paint the rose, fill the