The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
LEXINGTON TURF NOTES.
Half Brother 10 Buperman One Of the starr
Of the Keene YetrIInGa.

LEXINGTON, June The yearling half
brother to the Brooklyn Handicap winner,
Superman. is reckoned as one Of the two
stars OF the Keene yearlings at Castleton
stud. He is by Disguise II. and was one OF
the colts Major paipgerheld exhibited at
the Blue Grass Fair last fall for the valuable
donated BY 4. Belmont. The, bay colt. ~
Ben Brush, dam imp. ,Rosesarland, won the
IPn rl5e'; n sS@9 %rs see su % shs s0S co Rtre @Sio SSup %ss
declared the champion weanling in Kentucky
Major F. A. DaineerheId regards the half
brother to Commando, a colt. by Disguise 2d,
season at csstletoq sIad. This Is Tie hTst
dropped a full brother, to this ~youngster,
which. however. did not live TO be registered.
She has had but four foals. all colts. Her
other ,foal was Telescope. u good winner In
'Fsyeps. the only mare now owned by W;
owner OF imp. .Wagnsr. sire Of the celebrated
he breediknsf business u snot fsri year srI or two.
she has a fine looking black yesriinS colt by
to the, speedy, gatlpIEle; FIoloY s nov
mares he has in Kentucky 10 this richly bred
SOC G. Of i@RR. % %Sfnsy teis s Nye lold brown nlly
Lass. By Gailiard. who Sss recently turned
taken up again this week. and her owner
will ehdeavor to get her ready for racing
in the v sR%% Ssl,s a. VS. Par ts stSssdi vIt n t tbs s s4ssrdlEE
colt John Mars in Walter Grater,s stable,
and the son Of Jack Point T. said to have had
division dRsisiii Of he Geos Bro ao : sable be A WhitHey
will later decide on a trainer for her as the
time approaches to ship her East.
Old FhTln6Ole- now % Years Old. came
near dying at Melrose Fern a few, days ago:
He got down and seemingly could not get
him for a while he gradually rallied and. now
seems. as good a. ever. On account Of whole
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YEAR, One q he Fs + Mtte fll fs''G {. out out
vi ese Dr. 5a''1 Fios 60 Wife iaf t fs0S soli : 3 Out man 81 az
English bred mare by st. serT The St.
Maxim Ally, lie an own sister to Al Powell,
season. whitney thinks ali the four mares
e prove in foel. The old horse was bred t9
the others all have foeIs as noted above.
Joe c, Van Meters ~three-year-old hlly
Emma V; Is out Of the racing game for, q
and Nashville Railroad yards here. The ally
IESs%Sdfeed i : %s sMitdA e sSns sn S.o Es!lf inf ssip fSe s oar
she was on and she was. badly, injured 10
one Of her knees. Van Meter thinks with
the best Of luck she will not be able to race
Capt. W, Harry Browns hne bunch Of
at sehorita Farm and Will likely
removed TO the Kentucky. Association
track In July TO receive the finishing touches
in a breaking way and begin their hrst train
Pennsylvania turfman and such famous
race mares az Ausienoe. ClementinA, Ethel
Lollie Eastin. Monad4ur, Rheta, Per-
Torrance and Maynard Lass are repre-
tH%se' Tie Il s Ire u he Bunch tmbrset such
noted stations as imp. Maza gan. imp. Castut,
I'd. imp. The Friar, imp, st. Simonian,
imp. lneoldsby, Hyphen and Garry Herr
P; Corey has insured Old Hopeaty for The
for 80. 900. The premium cost Corey $500.
ChApultepec, Fred Burlews two-year-old
half brother to De Mund who worked 90 well
In the East recently that Matt Allen made
4 kIxy ss[9|iHFS' III liz % dam 6 Ss sSs q gSI H Y aSH
by John MAckay at the Rancho del Paso
out sale In New York In December.
1905, for 800. She "a now only 9 years old.
OF the Two.year.old brown 6ily BY imp.
purchased by Harry Reed OF Ed Corriean.
The .hlly is resistered az a colt and. 50 appears
the ninth volume Of the Stud Book; The
sfaGF t ethee. g Tommy SS6nrFeS Seget. .n eeor TiHSasy
gent. is positive he sent the daughter OF
mp. ormicant to the Registrar IN correct
for registration. Reed will forward
statement to the Jockey Club as
'sised az 70 ths e~lisibiIity Of the daughter
n Imp, ormicant TO race. as he believes
le has In her quite a useful Ally.