The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-12
Lists for Westminster Shw Be Staged Madison History of Dgdu
Kentucky SpOrtSn1en Have
Made Racing Real Sport
Took Control of It Away From Bookmakers and
Placed It on High Plane-Seek Jurisdiction Over
All Tracks to Protect It's Future.

Tho number OF foalS represents moro
than half the entire number registered
with the Jockey Club. Registrar w. Il.
Rowe having announced that 1000 colts
and fiilies OF 1913 had been recorded
for registration In the stud book.
Tho New York OWNERS include Major
August Belmont, whose Nursery Stud
has been maintained in Kentucky for
many years /; Harry Payne Whitney. who
purchased part OF the land included in
the Elmendorf tract Richard T, Wilson.
Jr., who has under lease the noted
Kirklevington Farm; William b MIL
ier, a partner in the stud at Beaumont
Farm with Hal Price Headley.
Other New Workers who breed in this
State on moro or less an extensive scale
are ". Il. Coe. John A. Drake. H. H
Hewitt, II x. Knapp. Andrew Miller and
John Sanford. Joseph d. Widener OF
Philadelphia has recently sent to Kemp
land Farm the stations Won't dor. by
Val dor, and Naintenant by Maintenon,
together with several mares. and Will
in the future breed horses with the ad-
vantage that undoubtedly exists in the
soil. limestone and grasses in Ken
lucky.
IN inc NurSery StuQ MAYOR
has the royalty bred and exquisitely
formed Hourless. French bred. and a
desirable outcross for The English and
American mares which will foal this
spring.
No finer horse has ever been seen in
Kentucky than the son OF NeSofel and
IIourgass. which. during his two and
three year old form, was one OF the real
stars OF his division. Hastings left his
impress on The Nursery stud as well as
en- the American turf. and In his best
son, Fair Play. Major Belmont has a
horse the popularity of which among
Kentucky breeders IL quite equal to that
oil any os the famous sres W cn have
sdded 10 the fame Of the tho. oughbred
not oN!y in this state but wherever his
blood has found its way.
II. p. Whitney Had Great stud.
Harry Pane Whitney s-nt Broom
stick Peter Pan and All C-tld 20 Ken
lucky nearly Two Years ago and Thun-
dc.er has since Joined the ctheis in the
stud Among the mares are Jersey
Lightning. Dam OF Regret, the only til.y
to win tae knntur.;y Derby, and Artfu,,
winner of The Futurlt'.
Brocms,.ck has Tot bee, represented
on the turf by his h"1tuy " bred colts
and FLIES. nor has Peter Pan, but the
foals by both are a superb looking lot
and from among the number must come
more than one high class race horse.
Tor ali are we'll developed and show by
their size the quality Of the bone and
substance the benefits derived from the
blue grass.
At Nirsievne'on Richard 7. Wilson
las o'HNnala and has b--t son. Camp
fire. tic i1tter having been scnt 10 this
state after his retirement from active
!a"'ng o."nba = hac done wei I'm the
stud S.;.'" , ".l| 80 kcGtuli.y fpr. in
abolition 20 Camntirn, lii son Hannibal.
was on" ot tie bcS' Juveniles lpst
season. ~" fos.s from tea. stun
not technically .c.f'uce u'n 81 well
grown lot aad from the mares owned by
the president ot the Saratoga Assor.a-
tion the Fg,urity winner or 1915 should
accomplish even more than has been
done by his sire
john +. Madden is rapidly closing out
Ms large stud, hut st.n has imp. star
, shoot imp. Ogdeu, O7mon.aI" and other
s!res Of note at his perfectly appointed
breeding farm.
A, Idle Hour Farm whore I,..ward Il.
( bradley now makes his home, the head
OF the stud is North star II. Tho son
OF Sunst2r has ~ ye. 20 prove his merit
IS q stock horse, this season being tn"
nrst III which hiS progeny viii l." seen
9N the side OF their dams in he pad
docSs North star has devel, ped INTO a
superb looking horse ur f-a s!zo. rar,
quaAty aud abundant substance
At Ashland TOMAS Mcdowell Vas
me Na'afer nc soH 90; ,rp. N,:a- aud
if'"-eE rd'", which w"- the I.--.,icrs
"a u Us .H The ping X mis- ~, ear
vt for anl ~ .Lr,. Ma uuit. ~,