The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-26
MRS. MACE R[ANE
BUYS Blue STOCK
String Of Nevada Stock Farm
BIooded Animals Sold To
Honolulu Woman

ouBpDiOuS TWENTY Drought mere by
George w. Berry, superintendent of the
Nevada Stock Farm, and consisting Of
one stallion, eight brood mares, Eve
yearlings and one sucking foal. She
win use her newly acquired stock as
the nucleus Of breeding establish.
ment to be maintained on her extensive
property situated near Kapiolani Park,
and which will be conducted as a
strictly business proposition and with
view to improving the breed of Is.
land horses.
The horses purchased by Mrs. Mac
farlane are as follows: ~ r.. ...
Stallion 3d..
Deutschland, bay horse, by Imported
Sain. 49,
Brood Mares ,s-. .
Divina, brown mare, by Bassetlaw.
| Fay Muir, bay mare, by Campus.
Rosetta, bay FLY, by Voter. a.e -
Peggy o'Neil, bay mare, by King
| William. 5n .r
Frazzle, brown mare, by Plaudit.
La Estrella, chestnut marc, by Flee
tioneer. 49,. .
Abeline, bay mare, by FL Rio Rey.
silyerline, bay mare, BY Free Knight.
Yearlings 49,. -.
Dinner Bell, chestnut colt, by Star.
bottle. -
Sauntc, bay FLY, by starbottle.
Peter Post, bay colt, by Deutschland.
Creamery, chestnut FLY, by Mont.
gomery. .r....
Remark, bay filly, by Montgomery.
Johnny Carroll Engaged N.@.'
The deal was consummated yester-
day and the horses will leave the ter,
| 'itorial quarantine station in Ala Mo-
ina Road, where they have been quar-
| cred since their arrival from San
francisco, for their new home at Wal.
kiki, probably tomorrow. w.. .
Max Watkins, who accompanied
Berry to Honolulu, will remain here
with Mrs Macfarlane in the capacity
If trainer, and Jockey Johnny Carroll
las been engaged to start galloping
several of the horses Immediately for
| he coming races, and to ride them in
I'll their engagements. 5t44,
"The object of my visit here was to
establish a market for the output Of
he Nevada Stock Farm" said Berry
asst night, speaking of the transaction.
Mrs. Macfarlane will be enabled to
make q splendid start with the stock
which she has purchased, and with.
hat excellent mare Florence Roberts
llso in her possession, promises to
,hortly be at the head of O high class
md up.to-date breeding establishment.
s,tI feel sure that her venture will be
success, for there is undoubtedly a
great future for racing in this Terri
tory. The Hawaii Polo & Racing Club
has splendid plant at Kapiolani Park,
and all that is wanted to make racing
here big success is horses. With this
new stock available this lack of horses
will soon be remedied. &C.,. e.
Owner Of Good Animals .,.rEr
Mrs. Macfarlane is already the
owner of the mare Florence Roberts,
The present holder of the Canadian rec.
ord for five furlongs, and Of Lahonton
Water, full brother of Bubbling Wa.
ter, a sensational mare on the West
ern turf in her day. 10, .l.
Florence Roberts and Lahonton Wa
ter will be brought in from the coun-
try today and will later be joined at
he racing stables by Rosetta, which
win be raced at the coming meeting,
and the yearlings Dinner Bell, Saunte,
Peter Post, Remark and Creamery. |
Deutschland Is by Sain, one of Amer
ica's greatest sires, for which James
z. KePne once offered Barney Schrie.
ger 100000. Sain was the sire OF
lack Atkins, America = greatest race
lorse, which won the Metropolitan
Handicap carrying top weight, l2S
pounds, in 1877 Is; and the King Ed
ward Cup at Toronto, in 2:O4, again
arrying top weight of l2S pounds.
Here Are the Records
The brood mares are without exeep-
ton from the greatest producing fami'
lies of the American and English turf,
and queen Of them all is Fay Muir, by
Campus out of Duplex, safely in foal
10 HOneywOod, winner Of the English
Cambridgeshire Handicap, and one OF
he best three-year-ol in England in
1914. Polymelus, sire of Honeywood,
s the leading sire of the world and Is
he sire of Black Jester and Pommern, !
he best horse in England today. CYL.
'ene, sire of Polymelus Is today one OF
the greatest living sires. ~ ..a.
La Estrella is by Voter out of Fluid. |
Divina by Bassetlaw out of Angeli-
que is the dame of Divland by Deutseh.
land, a recent winner at Reno. 4
Abeline is by FL Rio Rey, unbeaten
winner Of seven races and $46,S35. /
FRAGILE is by Plaudit out of Pleasant
Girl. Plaudit was the sire of King
James, winner of 100000; and Pleas
ant Girl is by imported Order by Bend
Or, the sire of 0rmonde. -..ga |
And More Of Them 70 e'E.'
Peggy O'Neil is by King William out !
of Cleodora, King William is full
brother to Kingston, sire of two Futur- |
ity winners, Novelty, begotten when
Kingston was twenty.six years old;
and Ballyhoo Bey, to ride which in the
Fhturity Tod Sloan, then at the zenith
of his career, made u special trip across
the Atlantic, his retainer being $4,000
"win lose or draw. Ballyhoo Bey
INtaSt IosEned by W. c, Whitney and his
most dangerous opponent was Jack At
kins owned by James II. Keene. ThGEa :.
was bitter rivalry existing between
these two leaders of the turf, end the
race for the Fnturity was vSTitable
battle for blood. ~
Rosetta is four.year.old mare by
Voter out of Hanrose. Voter wns Ne
sire Of Ballot, one of the greatest