New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Estate of Late J. B. Haggin
TO Sell Thoroughbred
Stud at ElmendOrf.
BALLOT. THE NOTED
SIRE, AMONG LOT
pacing in Maryland Develops
Smart Two-Year.Old in Walter
lcWisOhn'S Celaudria.
Ry o'NFIL SEWER.


,osrecmcrt Of the Powers-Hunter
new. Of New York. that the estate
,t,se late James Ben Ali Haggin is to
..r ont The thoroughbred stud at FL
mendorf o.,
R,Ilot. FOR which Mr.. Haggin paid
ssoooo. Sain. the sire Of Jack Atkn
"a Nealon; Hessian, last Of the sons
- Waterc-css at stud service in the
TOD states: and nearly q hundred
,.,,o.s brood mares, Hamburg Belle,
par V. tho dam Of Water Pearl. and
colonial. dam Of Hessian among them
are 70 go under the hammer,
The date of the sale VIII . 9e an
,ouneed later by William l.; overs si.i
re dispersal of the Elmendort STUD
Ill rark the passing from American
ra,jng OF a family that has Sut an
-,-taUt figure in racing and breodlhs
{o- inward OF half century.
'O To- Years ago the late James Is.
u.rg;r maintained at the Rancho DEL
30 IN California and at Elmendort IN
vo,trc., the greatest number OF thor
.-tb~c3 stations and mares under
..e ourership In the world. The
g.-cLo del Paso comprised upward OF
"a ,~i'ion acres. Elmendorf farm
ha-~b-@c-8 upward Of five thousand
,cres. -..,,:... .bo+
..-,c5 ~ the two places were Water
w.. Co,3fnch. Star Ruby, Golden
GO, Sir Modred. Salvador. Long
,,re.- order. Rapollo, Gerolsteln'
ps.ts~rtor. Butte and Ben Holiday
p-v.. ana Ssin were recent purchases
~; .b. ,-cd founder Of the two estao-
s~o-- the great horses Elmendorf
al ~. Rancho del Paso sent TO the
80 .- hear The silks Of Nj. Haggh
.~5 r+bsr owners were WateT6oy'
Ws.o~.olor. Tradition. Cunard, hes
can Reliable. Water Pearl, mares
80 Golden Maxim Afrlcander'
Watercure and First Water.
T. -fo Golden days of American rae
:.- Nv Harqin marketed the produce
~ howard Of q thousand brood mares
y. he sales paddocks az SheepsheAH
Raw. and IL required from three 10
60 Jeys 10 dispose Of his yearhngS.
r. Rancho del Paso stud was broken
- +sD voor4 ago, and Mr.. HaegIn con-
. ~ about fifty stations ana
,5Tte hundred and fifty brood mares al
ElmendOrf. ..
..- bod been written into the law OF
- Vork in 1903 the cleaning up o.
r,-,,dorf began. Mr.. Haggin shipped
.~o hundred and fifty mares ana
.ro,.y-fve stations TO the Argentine
p..-Llic and twenty stations and h1Iy
= 10 the markets OF Europe,
Tn +boroughbreds TO so under inc
,.-,r,or IN the forthcoming sale arc
e. a. yyere left at Elmendorf after tins
s.S..,o Thev are the cream OF me
e,.ob-;sbneDt. Mr.. Haggin bougnt
p.To+ two years ago from John t.
Wai5e-. a fortnight after NJ M do zen
ia5 ra.d the Keene estate S3o'OVV !oI
he greatest of the sons OF Voter. ''
Vsiie-'s profit on the transaction was
F- Ws.ororess the English stallion
which contributed most TO me fortunes
- the Hacg;n breeding cstabhshmeh''
tss but one representative m 3ihc! -o"
now That representative is II esS','" ID.
Waterloo. the horse the aged breeder
elected IN take the place OF water
eress, died q couple Of years ago.
Best Juvenile So Far.
The suar-est two-yoar-old developed
ly tic rscmc in Maryland so far ls'
Ce'srfra. "a daughter OF Oeli ann
Adriara and the smartcsr three-year-
ODDS arc Morse King. q son ol faII
PLAY and Nucrcn. and Celtic, daueh-
,ero Of CeIt and Toots. Celandra rs the
property ~ Walter Lewisohn. She is
full sister o. Coouette, the cleverest
.wo-vesr-oIl George ogden DEVELOPED
!sst season. and she cost Mr.. LeWlsohh
!i100 AZ tre sale Of Arthur Hancock
yearlinPs last spring.
She is sturdy chestnut Of superb
physical aspect and graceful carriage
She stands about ] 5 hands inches on
her plates and weighs in the neighbor-
hood Of 1.05O pounds. James McLauRn-
In brought her 10 the races. and she IS
sure 10 make her mark about New
York. for she is "a quick breaker.
Celantr,q proved her quality az Havre
De Grace i- the LassIe Stakes, when she
ran second 90 Regina, the best young
tier Albert Slmous has shown Tor
Harry PAYNE Whitney, after ButweH
had pulled her up a quarter OF mile
from the finish and taken the OUTSIDE.
speed she has aplenty and abundant
courage. What she requires now Is
racing education. and that she viii Ret
a. Pimlco before Mclaughlin takes
Ter back to Now York. She IS ln every
itlng UP the line.
The possession Of this FLY by Mr..
Lsvisohn is accidental. lie tried 10
isll her for $500 last summer. after
1 ne spring sales az which he purchased
1 Ter, but none Of the astute New YORK
Loisemen would buy.
I Ina ID. Z
sable Of August Belmont. Sam Hill
treth tried the son Of Fair Play out
asst season. and condemned him. J. Il.
4enaiTe purchased the colt in the au-
,.mn for $500. and Max Hlrsch sent
liu 10 the post for his maiden victory
Z" Plmllco last November
Or. NhiJucy's clcvcrest FLY here,
Aegna +. q daughter Of Broomstlck
shd Queen Of Hearts and sister Of
.aris and Hearts. Her dam is full
ssler Of Artful, and she has proved
ever producer than ArtfUl, notwlth-
,aading ArtfIl was just about the best
,psSe mare the American turf has seen.
men She won the Lassle Stakes Re
.aa accomplished feat Tarts achieved
NO seasons back and FAIR Helen at
@ined LAST season
Slmons has sold three or four two
,estolds since the Havre de Grace
netting began, Blume and lolite among
aen' but Regina probably will not
ave the Whitney barn James Rowe
ahks che has shown enough to war
siht sending her 20 New York for the
w show. She is well built miss Of
usn speed and undoubted courage.
,1homas Healey, trainer Of the stable
Richard T. Wilson, does not regret
~t he failed 70 engage a Jockey with
r.NPutation while he was in the West.
mas first rate riding prospect ln
Wal, an snpveyt;ca ,ybo did not win