The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
Only One T~wO-Hear-OId ny salvidere's
sire tO Race Thls Wear.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. O.-There will Nbe
but one twO-year-Old In training the coming
season by Belvidere, the sire of Salvidere.
there being but one fOal of 1900 registered
by TINT brother Of Sir Dixon, The yOungster
ls a brown colt out Of INN. Lucasta. by Hawk
stone. and Is a member Of Trainer Il. W. DOsstS
stable. Tic bought him in the New York
yenrling sales last September from Jsmes
Galway. Ehe dead Commando. the sire OF
Colin and Peter Pon. will also have out IN
1908 but one two-ycar-old. that yOungster'
being a chestnut colt out Of RAnnirg Strean m. {
the only 1905 foal by the leading American
money winning sire OF 1907 that lived to be
registered ms "A weanling.
H.. NJ. ZeiRler. the Cincinnati turfman. was
here this week. In company with his trainer
Charles Hughes. rounding up the weanlingsI
for registration raised by him this season
at Highland stock farm. The Zeigler young
sters number some ten or twelve and are
the most pre'entiOus lot OF baby racers Zeigler
has yet rn ised in his select Kentucky breeding
stud.
j. W. Sayre has priced his Hanover mare.
of Kingston Stud. Hannarinda IN the. dam
or Arsenal. "A MCtTopOlitnn HJndtcap winner,
and IA bred very much IN the fashion of tO-dny.
tracing on the dam side to the famous Levty.
Autumn Winds, II twO-year-Old chestnut
Oily by Prince OF Monaco, out of Middlemarch,
by imp. Billet. II being fitted IN Riley Bros.
string ut the Kentucky Association track for
racing nc New Orleans the coming winter.
This firm will send 10 the South this season
the. well known performer Joe Shields. now
racing at LatOnia. and two coming two-y"ar-
old hllies.. one by Handsel and the other by
Box, which as yearllhgs have worked fast.
Turncy brothers. the Bourbon county
turfinen, will race In the East six two-year-
Odds In zoos as follows: Brown lilly, by Dick
knight Of the Thistle-ApOlOgy. by imp.
st. Blgise, bay colt. by Flambeau-imp Indy
Ayr, by. Ayrshire; bay colt, by imp. Knight
OF the THISTLE lHirette, by imp. Candlemas;
by Sheen chestnut nlly. by imp, knight of
the Ihistle-The Lady in Blue, by HinlyaT
The Dick Welles and FerOnica flly IL the only
one of the lot raised by Iurney brothers:
The five other youngsters were purchased
at the Eastern yearling sules this seasOn.
J. {. Milan IN his successful racing CAM
pRign this year has won with nve performers
the get OF the young horse COntestor. namely.
Ward and Lucille ID. Confession was brought
to Kentucky some years ago by Ed Frazer
and II nov an assured success as "A sire. FrnIeT
bought the son Of imp. Galore in Maryland
OF the late trainer and turtman r.. ". Walden.
The yearling g owned by Phil G. Chinn now
chartered at the Kentucky Association track
will be shipped to California In the next few
days and raced in the early two-yeaT-old
There are some twelve or fifteen head listed
for shipmen TO the Coast in this collection.
Some or them were purchased out of the
Eastern sales by their owner. while others
were bred by Chinnis father, Col. Jack Chinn,
at the latter's LoOnatus stock farm. Fletcher
Driver is preparing eleven yea rling s at Wal
nut Hall stock farm for winter racing in
California and the yOun gsters will be shipped
orders to that effect. They are by a number
OF. different sires. inCluding WadswOrth, imp.
AllOway and imp. Monsieur de L'Orme. Driver
regards the bunch as a most promising col