The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-30
THOROCGHBREDS san AWAY.
Property Of Clarence II. Mackay ana ..
~. HAggin or for Europe.

American thorouRhbreds owned by Clar-
ence II MACkay were shipped from here
yesterday on the Atlantic Transport line
steamship Mfnnewaska for France Two
stallions. thirty-one brood mares and
sixteen weanlings from Mr.. Maokay's
Kingston stud in Kentucky made up the
consi Rnmsnt. which will be taken by Charles
Carroll TO Fftz-James stud. Clec mont.
II had been Mr. Mackay's intention 70
keep q number Of his stud at the Kingston
Farm, situated near lexington IN Ken
W h1 haEsSsmxSo 2, own owns the N Kin T
Farm and leaaed 10 20 MAckay for a term
OF .years-highhAnded attitude In requiring
Mackay became 40 Disguised with his treat
ment that he made up his mind TO ship tn.
MacEsy. on account Of hts liberal atti-
tude. has always been very popular, and this
Is REGARDED as q great blow 70 Lexington
The .tSllions are the $1,000 Meddler and
sSHa:5 "ns iss mares s
eCtion, Explosion. Floc iins. Gunfire, Hata-
900. heaTtAShe. iri ,, Eye: Irish Ivy.
Ellie. Mistress Penn. ReinA, RothA. schu-
lamite, Siee. Spectrum Str ike, a, Light.
OF these Gunflre will be remembered
mare She won the Twin Guy Handicap
in 500. beating Blues aud others az a mile
end aS SST,Tr.9 s Ns. Ia saTs
also ran third 10 Hermi- and ArticulAte in
the FIRST Special She was victorious IN
i irish Lad beat her a head N the BPoosI ST
tirs Won The S SSnictpsl asndicap a. G %iic
second 70 sSorthose in the belmont PARK
.Rena and Hatasoo raced in the color,
a TAatlaratOOA RAtna shan Mt
Tatasoo Won The ysrnsi Stake. in isoi and
n sc s.1 snS DE 70 S sas
Girl in the Ladies' Stakes. One OF the best
S,ceTs -hosn by fl9Sarlns. then owned by
i Rah mar m aas S n sSs S.rsay .S 81
Trigger also raced in Mr. Msckay's name
before he retired from the turf. while Lady
Winnted and schulami,e. q more recent
two 10y Rork sand and one each By Hastings.
James q. Hagen also shipped on the same
steamship ConsiEnmsnt OF thirty mare
and fifi"~n wesnlins. 20 Germany, 70 be sold
former do"' HSgss. began HE crusads
Of New York. so many horses have been
sold ont OF Kentucky that only mere hand
ful remains In France, ENGLAND, Ger
tine Republic tho cream Of American bred
I racehorss- haV. been sold, while Others
have been cent away to Mexico. chile.
Peru. Japan and even Australia.
In 1897 MIR Haggin'- Elm"ndorf Stud
in kentucky housed ~ stations. .s2 49,
and 90 yearlinRS and SuCkling- Sine"
then tho numerical strength Of this once
great br-~diuz establishment has been
reduced to . stations 20 mares and IS
WeanlinRs exclusive Of Yesterdays ship
mont, and Mr. HaEgin say he Intends Ia
get rid 81 all bat few favorIt@ -ir~~ and
mare. lie declares he will u"vef -el the
Inar,'- Hamburg Ball" and Tradition Tn.
-tallion- -tll retained hy Mr. HARRin at
Elmendorf are Ii"-~ian. Waterboy. George
h"--l"T. Toddington. star Ruby. Goldhnch
Wat"rcr~-- order and Montana.
III" breeding farms % August belmont
ma ~ nearly intact IN IN" Niue Grass region
although Mr Belmont and Mr. Madden
hhN" -snf some mares to France, while Mr.
ke"us has sold few mares aud yaarlin -
In south America Major 7 ! Carson 81
~ Ntana stud has taken largo consignment
e. IusnOs Ayre- go be- sold at.publiC auction
Viii" irving " MheatCrOft IL arranging
t. ship mares To- England and Australia
Tie recent announcements that G.
ltildr"th Will probably ship FitI Herbert
NOy"lty and other horses 10 England tO hs
raced noNt year and ~" fact that Harry
Pawn" Whitney. " u Duryca and other
Americans will confirm" 80 Conhns their
turf operations In future eVCluaiVely to
European tracks would seem 20 Indicate
that ~ will b" many years before racing
aud breeding IN america can h" restored to
prosperity.