The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-23

ChImera, by imp. MoXtemer, she being
out Of the wonderful race mare Lizzie
Lucas, the granddam Of the sensational
Morello.
G AVIATION was such a highly
~ formed colt that as yearling he
sold at public auction for $625o.. Com.
stock & Lawrence have a number OF
fillies by Jim Basey's sire that they
these are now being mated by them to
their other stallion Tim Payne, the
sire OF Maize Girl Tim Payne is a
much younger horse than his com.
panion, being only IL years old. and
his owners regard him success. He is
a SON Of imp. Star Ruby, out of Lady:
bug. by Hayden Edwards, she, out OF
Belle Loving, by imp; n Kantaka. ~ Yi., and
hy Victorious. This is one breeding
firm that viii not abandon the bust
ness IN California, according to AL re,
ports. though racing is not now allowed
in that state. They will continue to
maintain the thoroughbred department
at their ranch and with the daughters
of Jim Basey's sire bred to the sire
of Maize Girl they, will be prepared II
state to have winning stable of home
bred horses,
In the meantime they will race the
product of their. ranch wherever good
purses and stakes are hung up and
thus create a market for their horses.
Their object in going to Charleston this
winter with their string was to dis
pose of this season 8 two-yeaT.olds to
eastern buyers. They figured it an
easier place for youngsters than here
this season and in case they did not
sell they also had view Of running
their two-year~olds during cold weather
lust a time OF two TO get them sea-
soned for spring and summer racing
at the Kentucky tracks. Next winter
they Will be at the Juarez track with
all their horses in training.
GoLD OF oPHIR,> Ursula Emma
VI and Senator James, owned by
Doerhoefer g. West, we're shipped to
Churchill Downs last Saturday to rest
up for Kentucky spring racing. Both
to Louisville with the horses. These
two trainers left before the wind-up
OF racing at the Mexico track. 80 as to
begin getting the horses ready In Ken
tueky for racing which the firm turned
out there since last fall.
Their experience at the Juarez
course this winter was quite profitable,
their horses winning thirteen races, and
next winter they will likely hying the
entire Louisville stable to the course
Just over the Rio Grande, Gold Of
Ophir, which won seven races here this
winter, left the Mexico course in grand
form,. and is sure TO do lot Of good
racing IN Kentucky the coming spring.
In every race at Juarez she seemed to
improve on her previous performance,
and during the winter she graduated
from the selling-plater to the handicap
class. Idle Tale will be fitted by Grif.
fin to run in the Kentucky Oaks. She
is a filly which races like she will i'm.
prove with age. Griffin only ran her a
few races at Juarez track this winter,
two of which she won cleverly, and on
the occasion OF her last victory she
beat a duartette of good colts and geld
ings, such winners as Connausht; Wey-
anoke, Stout Heart and Vested RIGHTS
Finishing behind her. Superman. Idle
Tales sire. improved as long as he
raced. There is no fillv in trainine
more richly bred than this Kentucky
Oaks candidate and she must be reck-
oned as possibility in figuring on the
winner of that classic event IN 1913.
OAKLAND, in the string of ", Z.
Applegate g. Co., has been fred by
Dr. G, Cann, and while the son of Bear.
catcher Will not race here any more
this winter the Louisville veterinarian
thinks he ear round the 4-year-oA up
to being able to stand preparation so
he can race anyway at Louisville and
Latopla the coming spring and sum
liner. There is nothing serious the
matter with Oakland's lee
Old fiotch. the irst OF tie ,ot of Lucl.
a. Ln3rjtE to >. IN fhlS -.cor an i1,o
2-year -olds, is regarded with much
pride BY his owner and breeder, DR.. G.
z. Clark as hs gelding is out of the
home bred maze Ollie Ward b.. In,ka