The sun., 1908-12-26
TnorTERs IN xESrUokr.
Youngsters at walnut Hail Farm- Netsd
Mares at Hamburg Place. p. - 4.

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EExINoros. Ky, Dec. 81. ". HHrkpeas
arrived here this week. for visit to his
Walnut Hall stock farm and TO consult with
his manager. Harry Burgoyne, about the
ma ting OF bis highly bred mares next sea-
son. Mr.. Harkness expects to get phe.
nomenal trotters by the mating of mares
by his stallion Moho. known In this section
as'the sire Of Futunty winners, to the young
sire Walnut Hall. himself Futurity winner.
The champion three-year-oi OF last sea-
son. The Harvester. was 4 result Of such a
mating his dam. Soteiet. being by Moko
and his sire Walnut Han. Two Of the finest
looking youngsters now at Walnut Hall
farm are full sister TO The Harvester and q
yearling colt. by Walnut Hall. out OF the
double Fut1rity winner Fereno. Both
Fereno and Notelet are again in foai 10
Walnut Hall. Mr., Hardness recently pur-
chased the young broodmare Susie \.
three-year-old record 209k. by Moko. dam
Gipsy Dark, by wildwood. and she will be
retired to the stud and bred to Walnut Hall.
Susie N. was one Of the best three-y ear old 8
out in 1905, winning the Horse Review and
Kentucky Stock Farm stakes and was second
to Miss Adbell in the Kentucky Futurity.
Gypsy Dark. her dam. some ten years ago
was sold on the streets Of this city for a
feed bill. She was purchased by Howard
q
taken to the farm Of his father. Roger Early,
near this city. The young purchaser knew
nothing Of the breeding OF the mare. but
bought'her for buggy horse! j. N. Nash,
horseman OF this county. learning the
breeding OF this mare. purchased her from
young Early for sI5s. Since then he has
rea lized over $40. .Oo0for her produce and now
has at his farm yearling and q weanlin q
out OF her that are as fine looking pair Of
youngster as can be found In the State,
Susie n; is now one Of h the mos most valuable
A. b. Cox. Paolie,, Pa. has cent his high
TO the Walnut Hall farm 70 be bred TO Moko'
thrse-year- OF last season. winning
record from rex iS ap7. She is by Bingen.
Owing to the diflculty OF getting de.
Watts. 20e,l. Gen: e. c. Watts, Charleston,
pon tSreeyesSod Of III so9 enR 70 70
make the season OF 1909 and the young
stallion vii again GtspS % q. the 9Esen6Tisr S
young horse was bred to thirtyltwo choice
twenty y-eiaht are beIisyed 70 Do 10 fosI.
forty mares. the breeding Of each 10 Be ap-
proved by Gen. G. G. Watts before the mare
F,oosuV " ~ stotA teIm ~ .u1 COUNTY,
as now roam the fields Of Hamburg Place.
They are Nancy Hanks, .2,oa. once queen
of the trotting turf and for sixteen years
the fastest horse ever bred 10 Kentucky:
Hamburg Belle. 20iL, the fastest trotting
mare Of last season: Silicon, 2i3H. dam OF
the game little trotter Biliko. and Elsie
Leyburn, dam OF Jack LeyburD, 20lH, one
Of the best and most consistent racehorses
ever seen on the trotting turf in this coun-
try.
the season Of 1909 in central Kentucky are
searchlieht; 1853: at Kenmore farm:
Iy; Ky; Baron Dillqn. saa sP spd Austrai; ss Al;
GGsorss,sown. ny: Peter the Greet. 2s95E;
Axtsiiion, -saSH: j, J. Audubon. Sae. sDd
Patchen Wilkes, .at the Pe.chen Wilses
farm; Moko. Walnut Hall. ?0sk. end Nobel.
at the Walnut Hall farm: AIWorthy, 2lSx.
at the Mansfield farm; Jay McCreEor,
207L, at the Hickorywood farm: Judge
Parker. 2:toL; Vice Commodore. at the
kentucky Trottlng Horse Breeders Asso-
citation; Charley Herr. 2D7. and many others.
!. Gus Macy, the driver and trainer. who
Estabrook, the Denver turfman. arrived
bere this week 10 spend Christmas with biz
family: Macy stopped oyer 10 Buffalo
to add TO his stable. q two. year-old pacing
ally by Lord Direction. out OF a marc by
Chimes. and O three-year-old stallion by
Jay Mc0reaor. oyt Of a mare by o son Of
Baron Wilkes The prices paid were O. 900
and a. 900 respectiyely.