The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
I[l[E GOSSIP FOR
'TRACK FOLLOWERS
.uisiug FiIlies Are ROmping
Around Broad Acres of
Lexington Breeders.
|ISETTO CERTAINLY
A WONDERFUL SIRE
Scheme to Raise Suck
ling Brother to Speedy
0aklawn.

eoe,lal Sporting Service
|-yISGToN, = May 1s.-one OF the
I, yaluable yearlings In all America
canning the broad acres OF
Sand stud the property OF Catesoy
..-a the Bourbon county breeder.
,oungster is a half sister to Blue
o,vss and Blue Ribbon. the 1905
!, che famous Bonnie Blue LII, a
-h,,s produce have already won
ma Gao on the turf. This Ally Is
~ royally bred young English
s,ar Shot, a son OF the worlds
j, money-winning horse, Islin-
end the leading winning sire In
.Isnd in 1905,
|.uuising Bunch of youngsters.
IA A chestnut in color. the same
~ dam and famous half sister
nlrl on6 her owner, who has had
\ N do with great mares on the
4 having been one of the breeders
ma Woodford, Belle OF Runny-
4 sallis McClain and Millie. as
81 Blue Girl, regards this tlly as
--;or 10 any of those stars. In prom
4, ihe same age. and not eEcelled
ony youngster Of her sex ever
4 n Bourbon county. She has had
4 advantage since the day she was
a never having been sick an hour'
rbIle running at the side of her
Bonnie Blue LII, was all the time
<rsrIor condition and perfect as a
IL
4 ally now weighs close to 900
<ds and with better grass at hand
4 day. By June she Will be an un-
.1y large, strong yearllng. 1t Is
'|murobnble that she will sell for
.sch as any yearling which changes
II this year. either colt or f1lly.
/, half brother, Little Boy Blue.
4 2-year-old In the stable Of H.
Ihlluey, sold as a yearllng In 1905
|zi70o. while the late Capt. S, S.
sn paid $40, 900 for her half brother,
Ribbon, as a yearling.
9lus Girl Gets the Money.
n better 2-year- r-olds. either colts
|Its have faced the barrier In this
.ry than this filly's half sister,
/. Gil. Sine won her first start. the
rDe stakes, and then annexed the
Ee, Great American. Great Trial
EIlu cY q lynn a D-TEnr-
lnd the Gazelle and Ladies' stakes
-year-old. She earned on the turf
N OF s7l.5s0 and in 1904 sold as a
mare for $4,000, Her first foal,
cary Hall. by Meddler. will race
tyear- old this season.
kLlo was &c years old when he
the Kentucky derby winner. Sir
h u when he got His Eminence,
d when he sired Chant, both the
beIug derby winners also. He
Virgil are the only two sires that
bee winners Of this classic event,
htier being the sire of Vagrent,
10 and Bon All He got his arst
performer. Dew Drop, when he
years old, and he was 26 years
hen he sired The Picket. An
Feat horse he sired was Bright
% and he got him when he was
Nrs old.
Ealsetto Loses but One Race.
pelt he got when he was 5 years
"a II Is not likely that any sire
eyer stood In this country can
brilliant an array OF perform
falsetto has put on record. from
1-old on out TO the advanced age
years The only race Falsetto,
~ was the Kentucky derby, he
aereated In that race by Lord
Inere were five 2-year- -olds
toy Elm which he sired when he
yeare old. and all these belong
se y Long, Sir Huron's owner.
nas 2-year-old half sister to
Esvn now In his stable by Alves-
a'sn is the first Of the get of
snIy best young English stall
'a huron's best eastern engage
are the Advance, Common
september, Spendthrift and
E.ul lie lS not In the Lawrence
suon or such events as the
qerbS Tidal, Withers, Iro-
4u selmont stakes.
whizzer on Maggie Jane.
9ue scheme TO raise the sucking
% inc ssO,O0o Oaklawn has been
ny n A. Engleman and Teyis
1Vn The owners OF the coli
y. uas 90 far proved successful.
ia sone, the dam of the young
- n foaling him, and his own
Il ras a from Milton Young The
sie-"inner ID Bandusia to suckle
leth JUST foaled q dead colt and
On " VI mat colt was removed and
u. nas o"e brother TO Oaklawn. and
w s,@ w. suckling what She seems 70
,,o,sa,wn rsr own colt. This experiment
49, rseu , 70 when 1t was found that
dIto under under ordinary conditions.