The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-09
LEXINGTON TTRF NOTES.
ChInn and FOrsNthe intend 10 NeTd out
Two and Three ear OIdS.

LtNING1uN. ny. Dee. :, Chiun & ForsNthe
have twentv-tiNc coming two year-olds and
ten coming three-year- old~ in training At
Memphis and afi or tho best have been picked
oul Ih"v viii hold n sale of rho other horses
just before tho Memphis meeting in ths
spring For-ythc said here the other dav
he would NOT take over seven or eight horses
East next season and he intends IN cut the
stable down 10 that number after the lot
has been thoroughly tried out. seventeen
of the yearling- are by imp oddfelow. the
sire of Fountsinhlue and Tourenne.
Tho star Shoot yeaTling which J.. ! Mark
lein sold The NJ her dav 10 " VI ZeigleI. the
Cincinnati turfman. for $500, Is out Of the
young mare Ravenna. aud Nstklsin paid
only $3.50 for him in New York last fall He
is a black in color and was broken here bv
William Steele. who ALWAYS breaks Julius
Bauer's yesrlinss-
Twelve seasons have been retained 10 Ort
Wells this year by his owner, John A Drake,
and that turfmsn has a number Of his mares
now in Mercer cOuntv. Several Of these
are mares raced with success IN England bv
Enoch Nlshard and thew we're then running
in brakes colors. Some Of these mares
were never raced m this country.
Elmer Rsilev's Harold Stakes winner Hold
fast is engaged in both the Latonia and
Kentucky Uerbys and the son n imp, Aun-
way will hs especially pointed for those two
big events He vas measured the other dav
~ SpringhuTst Farm and stands Is hands
Caresby Woodford reta med out Of his
warnings this season a colt. by imp Star
shoot, out Of la Colonia, by Hindoo. and The
youngsrer will be raced next year in the
stable Of that breeder 5 nephew, NoodfoId
Clay This y~esrling ia a half brother 10 E Y.
Thomass flying mare Lady Amelia. and II he
does what hP Is expected TO on the turf he
will he retired when his racing DAYS are over
as a stallion az Racsland Farm La t0ionla
+ getting old and Woodford would IKE one
OF her sons a. a future sire and ~ he has
reta med thi. y%earllng IN case she never drops
another stud colt foal. he being on1de the
colt Is sure 10 develop into + high class stake
winner,
Woodson. which son Of imp - George was
second to Highball IN the American Derby
of 1904, II regarded a. q doubtful racing
proposition by his ov ner. Luther Dickarsor
Woodson was bowed badly IN his night torA
tendon AZ Iatoula last fall. and Il DIckersQn
can bring him around nv biisterinz him h~
will race next year. otherwise he VIII Re re-
tired TO the stud The. trainer SAYS he would
not allow him TO be fired under any condition.
Dickerson several times refused as much "a
$1,000 for Woodsou the season he was q
save a few mares like adv Reel. the dam Of
Hamburg Vera, ths dam OF Delhi, and Anoni-
ally, the dam Of Super man, J r keene
has sold from C4Stleton sud all mares that
are NOT imported or daughters Of Domtn
and he will retain only hllies nv Ben Brush
Kingston and his other stations IN the future
that are out Of imported mares Stud marrons
Of the fame of Lady Reel and Vera VIII be
kept ~ pensioners a. long as they live a.
Castleton Farm. heeueS craze Tor importer
mares il due 70 the success OF many Winngrs
bred by him which are by his native horses
out Of English mares TINS lst inclnde'
Gap and Bells. Menthr. PHntoufe. ZAmbssi.
Eon TTomD, BelgraVla. COY Maid. kurokt,
Wild Mint, Date-man and Dolly SpsnEer.