The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-30
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the siX-year-old mare Hour. by Onward.
and 10 demonstrate still further that his
mind was affected. he offered Robert
Bonner Sl2,0o0 TO permit him 10 breed his
$4,000 Acolytc to Maud S, which offer
was promptly refused.
Stud fees, in the meantime. scared far
up in the emperyan blue. Axtell, Aller-
ton, and Director. stood for $1,000 each,
and got the fees asked. Owners Of COM
mon studs, with the standard brand on
their foreheads, demanded fees all the
way from 500 10 5000 Breeders were
simply going mad. Heaven only knows
how far the madness would have gone.
if it had not been for the panic OF the
early SOS. which prlCked all bubbles
and brought prices down TO normal con-
ditions. Animals bred in the boom days
frequently sold for less than their stud
fees. A number OF breeders were driven
out Of business, while others who paid
high prices were financially ruined.
So many sons and daughters OF Krcm-
lin, 2.072s. are now owned I'm and about
Washington. there being d promise Of
more TO come. and as so many persons
have made recent inquiries Of the writer
about the once premier sire OF Allen
Farm. he viii publish. as best he can
a description Of the horse. Kremlin is a
.l5-3 1l56-pound bay horse. with black
points Maud s, full sister of his sire
Lord Russell was a chestnut sorrel
Lord Russell was a bay. Boston. the
maternal great grandsice az Lord Rus
sell, was chestnut sorrel BostoH's
greatest son, Lexington. was a bay
Miss Russell, the dam OF Lord Russell.
was a gray. as was also Pilot. jr.. her
sire. Kremliu was bred az WOODBURY.
Farm, Spring Station. Ky. the property
Of a. J. Alexander, and was foaled April
Is, 1851
Woodford Mambrino. I'M. the sire Of
Hremlins dam, was the fastest son. by
the records. OF MambrinO Chief Wood
bine, Woodford Mambrino's dam. was
by Woodford. a running bred horse,
whose sire was the thoroughbred Kos
CiuskO, thoroughbred son OF Sir Archy.
from winch Boston descended IN the
pdleihal ana maternal lines. hremiin
was raced some in his three-year-old
form. making his first start at Chicago.
august 4. 1897 IN the ~ trot It was
a seven-heat race and Kremln won the
HIl" ana SKIN meats IN Z--2'i and ~,
Ill 4 "e.d OF eight starters. but lost tie
race ne uot'ed III three other races In
ms lIil ee-S ea1-olo FORM. In his iour-year
FORM ne was not raced In 1872, when
HFe' ana AFTER briet season in the stud.
ne slai Yea az Mystic Park. Mass. win
hihg me hrSt and second heats in 2:202t
ana 81 Inc intense heat Of the day
a1ecteo him ana he was drawn.
w va '"'e' N'eHIiiu was started
10 a sl.''' purse d. ii'r l'"iu' conn
'.'' !" a. lio' III 'o''u''i"h ana got no part
.''V '"o'e'' september TO- al Mystic
al ~ 'ls 'o'i'u .'i''iS''l III d Dig heid OF
anu "oii HiS' money hy
cans '.s S,ol.u ''"''h' ana hlth
LLe''S III -'I9-4- ia, ana --I' September
- ~ i al ~ 'e 'oSI Ine hFSt
'Iea' IN III -i','- ana won ihe next three
'' -'4' q -''-4 anu Ill A. NtpituDer -.
hTenl'h met constantine 2l2i2 at
Mystic the latter being driven by A. O.
7lkok' IoSt the hfst heat IN Plea, but
loon the next three in 2:lS. 2lS. and
--L''s' Inc race mat married him h the
greatest race morse OF bis year, was in
me IrahsyiVanla' at Lexington. in which
ne met thirteen starters, among them
oeing HamlIns Nightingale. e:fS Little
Albert 2:l' Walter F., 2l0, and other
speedy and game trotters.
hreniih won TINS race IN straight heats
ule tlIne OF each neat being 2:lll2, 2.l3
and 2lifr This was his best race and
his last one. He demonstrated his bull
dog courage. and cut down his field. one