The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-07
LEXINGTON rURF NoTEs.
Mari gunshiwth Kxpccts Great Results From
Waiting Of staiwart and seufne.

L~ExrSozos. Ky, Suiy S.-Ksri Junsbiutb,
the Louisville turfman. expects TO produce
q great Iacehorse by the mating this year
OF the two brilliant stake winners the mare
souffis and the stallion stalwart. SOUND
was sent here to be bred TO Stslwart several
weeks ago She was returned home to
Waideck Stud q few days since with every
sign OF being sure In foal to the mighty son
OF imp. Meddler.
Ed Frazer's two-year-old chestnut colt
Condico. by Observation-Disclosures. by imp.
Order. was shipped home from Latonla this
week by Trainer J. G. Milan. He will be
selded and not raced again until next season
as q three-year-old. The colt has raced only
q few times and never showed high form on
account Of being on the alling list all spring.
He was a high class yearling and Ii q half
brother to Race King. Condlco Is tbs most
recent Of the foals OF Race Kings dam. rs
orderlctte has now been barren for two
seasons.
The yearlings Henry Mcdaniel Is buying
IN Now York for l.. A. Celia are being sent
here TO McGrsthiana Farm. where arc quar-
tered the bunch Celia recently bought private
ly Of Milton Young. h youngsters will re-
main here until early In September to get all
the benefits Of the summer bluegrass. They
will likely be broken and trained at Sheeps-
head Bay. where the Celia stable will be
trained % long az Mcdaniel Is In charge.
Lady Reel. the dam Of the mighty Hamburg.
was bred this season TO Delhi. the Brooklyn
Handicap winner Of 1905. The famous old
mare now has at her side q handsome brown
hily by Ben Brush. but there Is no yearling
out Of her at Castleton stud, she having
been barren In 1908. swiftfoot. by 81. Simon
out Of Lady Reel. Is also now In the stud at
Castleton Farm and she has a ~yearlins Ally
and q suckling colt there. The y~earling Is
by Ben Brush and the colt by Disguise III,
iisS stud sS'i monSrcS g. sns Simon e8s' she also beng sns
the dam Of Lady Languish. now In the Muir.
sery. Stud. and Renown. which mare Is owned
Oy Rs y; Il; H. hn1 sSs dam of Frank Gill. tn. winner
consy island Jockey Club stakes. ~" was Inn
Blood stSok. Agency Company in 1908 with
Prank GU. then In ,ntero, spd she was sold in q
e. gale f Sfss u S.i Psof sss pa Of sass year Hf dST re- FSsn i;
Gin was foaled and was then a sucking the
mare was sold by Lyme privately TO the late
II. was again sold here by the executors OF
BTown 40 FOR bis n,s new ssaCIita s,%d at a bid
Bishop and Painter. Welsh quit bidding AZ
iS Si.eH BEING nes brought % q Z to n sSi. e. ysa5s she G'si threw ss-
a Ally named Maria in ENGLAND that proved
q winner b ot "a i:Si and 1905. Frank Gilis
sem sensational scepsre and ua an 0r o%n b SS hss
In blood TO the mighty Orme, sire OF the
Derby winners Flying Fox and orby. The
are owned by A. Belmont at Nursery Farm,
they being purchased in England last season
being out Of imp. Black Poplar, by Petronei,
and the other out of imp. Mem Sahib. by
Ladas. n Derby winner. Belmont has al
ready named the youngsters. he calling the
Mem Smith colt Meloden and the Black Poplar
colt Bay Tree.
Lady Vie. a recent two-year-old winner at
IainntA IA fha ninth ufnuar 1rAnnal h., sha
broodmare Vie. which passed out of the
breeding world here last fall. as then being
most successful producers OF winners among
living stud matrons for the trihing sum Of s45.