The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-22
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
Pin star DIN Pink ola ami other wood.
ford Horses at New Orleans.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. al. Hal Wood
Yord has shipped the Kentucky Derby winner
III Star to trainer w. II. Fizer. New Orleans,
the h0rseman now training seven other
horses at the Crescent City for WOOdfOrd.
one or which IL the ensational ,geIdi PinkOla.
PINK Star has been gelded sdnce he last raced
and left Kentucky in prime condition. Pink
Ola IL not engaged in the Kentucky Derby,
much to WOodfOrd's regret. WOOdROrd now
has only five horses in training at his BOur-
bon county farm and all Of these are yearlInRs.
Three OF the number are by Pink Coat, the
sire OF Pink Star and PinkOla. The latter
brilliant performer IL not a figure horse on
either his sire's or his dams side. Pink
Coat comes from the line that produced
the famous AerOlite. Spendthrift's dam.
while PinkOIa's dam, WyOla. In a member
or the famous ~Pickayune family.
c. W. MOore's fast mare Golden Glitter
Is at last sure in fOal to Perry Belmont's
great horse Ethelbert. Moore will replace
lmp. Ingoldsby at Mere Hill Stud whenever
he sees a chance TO purchase the right kind
OF a horse. He now has thlrty-one mares.
too many to rely on selections Of outside
public stations. Since he has Lost his horse
friendly breeders have offered him the SER
vices or half a dozen different stations, and
so generous has been these tenders that
should he so desire he could easily breed all
ms mares outside OF Mere Hill Stud In 1908.
Boxer will not come to Kentucky to winter,
as his owner W ShOwalter. first contemplated,
yne OeOrHetOWn breeder having conclude ed
10 let the gelding remain at Sheepshead Bay
IN charge OF trainer Frank Frisbee, who will
race the son OF Box for ShOwalter again
next season.
W, j, Young, whose stable is now uuartered
at the Kentucky Association track, will ship
his LatOnia Derby winner, The Abbot, and
tWenty-One other horses now in his stable
TO Memphis. Tenn, to winter. Young has a
Derby horse in the colt Great Pirate. with
which he won six races az a twO-yeaT-old.
Lucasta, the banner brOOdmare of 1907
as a producer. OF race winners for the one
season, was sold here in the fall of 1908 by The
! executors OF the estate of the late &. +. Nc
Meekin for 1850. The mare has out five
Winners this season in FOnsolucR. WaTte
first three are by the dead kentucky Derby
winner. FonsO, while the latter two are by
imp. W~OolsthOrpe. IL IL asserted Lucasta' =
mark Of i've race winners in one season is the
record.
Marechal Neil. II. n. S~tanhopeis full siste r
to Richard Cookers RhOda B., the dam Of the
English Derby winner Orby and RhOdOra,
year-old. was not bred last spring. She
foaled on April 20. but before %StanhOpc got
word his booking Of her to the French horse
imp: Adam had been accepted. II was then
TAR into MAY. and as a consequence the valu-
able mare was not bred az all last year. Her
by hOrsemen as likely TO OutselI any y~eariing
put up at public sale in 1908.
\ second Llcien Lyme is believed TO he
now in trainer Elliott q sta BILE at the Kentucky
association track. James Costello il rs
wears old and can ride at eiEhty-siX pounds.
He halls from Monticello, a small Kentucky
town, where his father is a physician OF local
through a love for the business and not as a
necessity.