The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-16
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
j. b.. HSggin Has Thirty.twO F1IlIeS Train
ing Mt Kentucky Association Track.

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LEXINGTON. KY, June ID. u. Haggin
has thirty-two fllies. all wo-year-olds now
in training at the Kentucky Association
track in charge Of John Pa ul. The latter
broke the band at Elmendorf, taking them
UP last March. but they are now receiving
their first work on a regular racetrack. Paul
works the FLIES in punches Of six, he only
having good boys sufficient to send this many
on the track at one time. The FLIES are by
Imp. Juvenal. Kinley Mack, Imp. Star Ruby,
Imp. Order. Hero. Imp. Goldfinch and Imp.
Mimic. The one most noted by the railbirds
Is the chestnut flly Character. by Imp. Mimic
or Kinley Mack. She is out of Imp. IsiRc. by
Rosebery. and Is a half sister TO the Futurity
winner Hamburg Belle.
The clubhouse at the Kentucky AssoCia-
ton track is being fitted up at an Expense of
$500 for the permanent residence of Secretary
W. r.. Letcher. He will move in with his
family about the last of the month.
The frequent winner French Nun has been
shipped here from Louisville by j. II. Baker
and will he turned out until fall, Baker has
had u lot of bad luck with his racing string
in the last few weeks, Loeb Coil recently
died, Gau2e in his last start ran into the fence
and will he forced oct of training for the best
part of the season, while every time she has
worked fast Monochord has pulled up lame.
The four Futurity queens. butterflies.
!. Alouettc, Hamburg Belle and Artful, are
now in the stud in Kentucky. These are the
only fllly winners OF the richest event run on
on the American turf.
Dave Peele has taken a place with Ed Cor
ngan as one Of the stud inan ger al the noted
turfman'. stock farm here. Peele was long
with the Bitter Root Farm OF the late Marcus
stud Of Miller. Bishop ( Painter when the
breeding stock of that firm was located in
the East.
There are twenty-three ycarlings this sea
son at the tountqinhlue stud, the pick of
which viii make NJ +. \. torsythe's two
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Inn, RuSkiu.
iirate Polly. who in 1904 won no less than
ten races a. a two-year-old. has been returned
from California to laTChmunt stud here and
her owner. $; {. Lyme. mated her a few DAYS
Pirate Of P~enzance was taken 10, California
TO race when a three-year-Uld aud has since
been on the coast.
Flip Flap. Alrorten, Mabel VIM and Kite
star, has neither a yearling nor "A sucking,
having been barren in both 1908 and 1901, TO
this, season TO Imp, Peep ODay.. VIM las
bred several mares this season TO Imp; -.
will be IN big demand in H veal. or two. 81
Evox Is a hall brother to, Ed .COrrigan's
brilliant racehorse and stallion Imp. Scin-
j, S. Mccullough. Auditor. of the state OF
Illinois and a prominent breeder of thorough
breeding farms of this section and in an i'll
terview gave out the information that there
i no prospect Of racing in Chicago This year.
Strengthened out in that state and "A liberal
racing pin VIII be passed by a future Leris-
n nePf q The sR %i % Il eity OF 'MSE cG Ec}E' % n? mo-" SF' has
YARN near Springfield. III, He i. breeding
these stud mHtTuns TO II young Son of st.
Simon and the Engllsh horse unc9mmo4
and he expects 10 ultimately furnish the turf
some nice winners by these richly bred young
Goody Good, the dam Of :he Latonia Derby
winner The Ahhot; has no ~yearling at Me
Grathiara Stud thi, season. having been
barren In 1908 to Imp Monsieur de L,9Tme.
FLY by CeSa rton and she was bred back TO
that horse thi; spring. She is n young mare,
Good was tminod in ii. ii, h%eielers stable,
kut failed to prove q winner. Y9Hng r9id
the stud. She is inbred to the Levity family.
being a member her-elI Of that famous tribe
Tevity horse. viii j. Young paid $3.50 for
The abbot rs q, %yearling.
Charles an az D9dSon' WHO broke as Eti9 "a
sssIyidere, has gone, to New York to open a
the handling AND developing Of yearlings.
Dodson already, has been promised the colts
an fh f,lli SbS S%nf e iSe sf fosTsh t fStenia hT Derby
winner bred at McGrsthiana stud, Milton
Young being also the breeder Of lAzzaTone,
Harry New and fernando, all OF which were
winners OF that event.
The speedy daughter Of Blue Devil. Fay,
arrived here this week from Louisville and
will do no more racing until late In the sum
mer and the coming fall. Fay's running
qualities may be disposed OF by Young later
In the season. but he will not sell her out
right. as he desires 10 retain her for the stud.
Her dam. Fairie Queen, Ia a full sister TO &C.
sarion. the most successful sire seen at
McGrathiana Farm since the glorious days Of
Hanover.
The victory Of Richard Croker's Orby in
the English Derby has put the price on Han
over mares 10 prohibitory figures. as his dam
il an American bred daughter Of that i'm
mortal horse. In the busiest days Of the
breeders Protective. Association several Of
the mares fell under the ban and were shipped
with cars loaded with mules to the South.
These near relatives OF Orby's dam. restored
TO good standing IN the breeding world. are
worth more than the acreage Of the cotton
fields IN which they are toiling today, Proba-
bly, the most va lua bic Hanover marc Ia
America il owned by 4. Belmont, She Is
Teas over. the dam OF Dick Welles, ort
Wells and Security. The chairman OF the
club paid $4,000 for her over Il year
ago.
+, u, Bradley has bred his noted mare
PhIlestia this season TO the Si25. oOO English
Derby winner Rocksand, Phllcstia Is the
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