Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-13
MANY BREEDING FARMS
THROUGHOUT THE EAST
New York, Pennsylvania. Maryland
anu New Jcrsey Have Produced
Mnny Winners.

Inc recent successes scored by the
NOISES owned by Clifford a. Cochran
,sr iarm is located in Westches-
Yer county gives fresh emphasis 10
thc iact that good racing material
S.n be bred and developed in this
n.ate. and. at the same time. adds
proof 10 the oft-rcpeated statement
that small studs are succcssful: be
cause or tho attention bestowed upou
individual members of such establish
mcnts.
,erial was produced in New York,
iennsylvania, Maryland and New Jcr-
Sey. lroquois, winner OF the Eng
s sisn DERBY: and Parole. conaueror OF
we're foalcd near Philadelphia. Gold
Heeis, Taragon. connemara and othcr
soou winners were bred by a. j. Cas-
Satt In the suburbs OF the same CITY
ncnrE OF Navarro and Irish Lad were
ioaied near Shrewsbury, y. j., and a
whole regiment OF famous thorough
n!cds nave come from the Brookdale
Ssuu, nara by commencing with the
pcriod when ID. ID. withcrs was wont
10 surprise the turf world at Mon
mouth Park every year by the cx-
celience OF his homebreds. This same
ttarm' opern,ed by the Whitney's. mas
many great turf prizes at home and
abroad. and has furnished the present
Day turf with band OF fine a-ycar-
perhaps the best s,year"oid Of the
year. New Jersey was also the State
selected by Pierre Lorillard for his
breeding activities. and his Ranc9cas
STUD, at Jobstown. was the birthplace
Of many turf celebrities. among them
wanda. Dcwdrop and Exile.
Maryland has furnished many flee;
horSeS to the turf in the past and the
recent aShievemen's of Nancy Lee.
ieorSes County. is proof that horses
OF quality can be reared in that State
Inc first August Belmont for many
years maintained stud at Babylon.
there in intimate association with the
horses he loved so we'll 1t was at
babylon that Forester, Duchess. Jack
OF Hearts Rlca and many other good
winners first saw the light. Stephen
Sanford established n stud at Amster-
nam In {; region where the snow comes
early and stays late, but he sent to
the races from that establishment
such sterling performers as Mohawk.
Rockton. Chuctanunda and Caughna-
waEa Francis Morris bred horses OF
merit at Throggs Neck. in Wcstches-
ter County, half a century ago. among
me products OF his farm being Ruth
less and Rcmorscless. and now Mr.
Cochran has shown that fleet racers
one of the most picturesque regions
OF the state by winning recently w..h
smoke Screen. 81. Michael and Bank
STA Another Wcstchester breeding
institution that is bound to be heard
from Is East View Farm. where James
iSutlcr has the Ben Brush horse Pcb-
blcs ana choice band Of mares.
Many OF our breeders have long held
the idea that satisfactory results were
not 10 he achieved outside of Ken
lucky. These gentlemen have missed
much or tho pleasure which is to De
derived from any venture of this
ship with the various animals is miss
irg The days when the owner Is
al:e TO wander through the pastures
with the mares and foals following
at his heels or hedging him about In
their curiosity are red letter occa-
sions. IL these could be multiplied
mo weekend friendships or, better
Stiil, daily comprehensive. how much
kccner the enjoyment would be?