The sun., 1910-07-17
THE NEWWaRkET SALES.
s7l 900 for Seariinx-Commeut on
American Animals.

In the recent blood stock sales az New
market one OF the fancy prices was t3i .ooo
for a brown colt by St Frusauin out ot
Glare. the younsster having all the classic
engagements as a two and three-y ear old.
Including the Two thousand Ouineas.
Derby and ~ Leger. lie - said 10 be n
splendid looking colt. well grown up and
with great promise There Was bag crowd
present when the youngster was led into
the ring aud after telling all. about him
Somerville TaIterSall pui him up az $4,000.
From that the bidding advanced hy $500
a. chp lie was finally Knocked down
to Air Cobb for the above figure u was
AfterwaTd learned that the colt was pur-
chased for Abe Bailey. This Is remarkable
record for the mare Glare. for wirhin the
last year Eve fOals from her have brought
the handsome sum of s2oO.OCO.
The first ee's Of Spearmint. winner of
The Derby of iSos. were seen at the sale.
4 hlly by this sire on, ot mare named
The Message brought the nice sum of
o.. .fOo In spec King Of the Americans en-
tered and tho conditions which drove them
across the pond sporting Li's says
Tuesday evenings schedule has been
sent across the Atlantic bv clarence N
Mackay The youngsters we're bred a.
his farm near Lexington. Ky Thus Tor
the third year In succession We are to have
American blood stock brought under the
ago there was reason to believe that our
American cousins had practically sur.
m counted the troubles oCcasloDed BY the
rneddls~ome tactics pursued by GOV.
Hughes and hi- satellites Unfortunately.
however. the New York faddists. nettled nv
the wav IN Witch their repre~eivc measures
we're ctrcumvented I'm = perfectly legal
ma nner he It -aid have returned to tho
attack and got their own way sufficiently to
occasion grave apprehension ~ to the fu-
ture Of racing In the United states " -
S"arC civ Surprising therefore that Mr
Mackay has shipped to England larger
consignment OF yeaTlinss than he dad last
season and may expect to ind other
American hr~eders following hts example.
because ~" honie market must under ex-
t-ting coud l't"ns hf W rather a bad way.
40 naGrsy ma, IsH ,hiI "nTn inv.-,nn Nth much DE-
light Every American yeariing sold over
here spoil-. u u does not prevent the sal"
stables can only absorb a given humber OF
yearlIngS There j., however, one sure and
American opposition. and that IL by breed
ing better class stock II y the poor and
indifferent material that suffers whsn com;
azain urged breeders TO exercise greater
care and di-' limitation Quality rather
than quantity should he the chief aim. II j.
by breeding upOu third rate -tal ions and
mares Neei costs iu-t as much TO Keep
the one j. apt =" bring di-Credit on = stud.
the OF her serves a. "A good advertisement
There ar" eighteen vearlings IN Mr..
Ma'kaN'~ draft eleven colts and seven
Hllie- All hut four are ny imported Meddier,
son OF - Gatieu. MeddleT. OF Cours". Is the
IRE of Mstiant. who last year won th"
Champion Sprui at Hurst Park. and scored
an pa-y Ni.tury m the contest for tho
~t.wards' Gun ~ ttOodwOod Ht- stock do
not need n much batter rs-vommenda' ion
Mo-' 81 thess yearlingS to he sold neat
TUESDAY evening are Out OF dams Of win
.fuI h. affRFa Of ina haa
pedigree ur" EuEiI I-h tn rough and through
7 he fact 'hdt these we're bred IN kentucky
j. therefor" a Compara'iNely unimpOrt ant
factor. and should IA no way pre- JUDGE them
Ia the eyes ot pru-pe, buyers Nv the
way. tho ir-t IN he lzf H. half sister. by
Garry Hermann. to Mr.. Nhilne Whisk
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