Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
NEW YORK TO Be WELL
] REPRESENTED IN SALE
Fast Expanding Thoroughbred Pro-
ducing Industry Turns Ont
Many Icarlings.
sUNBRIAR STUD is NEW
Nursery Gets Its Name From I'm
ported Son of SundridSc and
Sweet Briar-l'irginian Takes
Up Race Promoting.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. V. July
The fast expanding ;hruuEhOrod-
producing industry OF the stat of
. New York will bo represented i'm tho
coming NcarlinC sales here next
month by big cons ignmcnt of bud
uinS racers from the Sunhriar Court
SUD of Willis sharpe kilmrr which
is domicilcd IN Eroomc County. inst
outside ci Binchampton. Tho other
Ereht stDIs OF IA" Empire State
iturrica1 "a; Eastvicw and Runny-
mehc-N.il not this season have rop-
reScntatiou In the sales John SAN
iord. James Butler and Clifford \.
tochranc having decided to race
Ineir iw9-yeat,olds next season. In
spite OF the withdrawal from the sales
~ the produce Of Henry i. oNnard. ;
Biuc Ridge stud of Virginia. one e
inc biggest thoroughbred nurseries
states OF New York. Pcnnsy lvauia
maryland and Virginia will make a
showing that viii compare faVorably
Win Kentuckys. The studs Of Will
Georges County, MarylandD: Arthur
.. Hancock (Ellerslic. of Albcmarlc
SS,ountE; NirSiniap. and Captain Philip
~, Walker oPase Brook, OF Clarke
some splendidly bred stuff The Blue
tsidEc NcariinCS were withdrawn be-
cause they were sold privately the
other day TO Thomas Griffin.
.,unpFiar court stud is one of tho
new nurseries Of New York. /, ialcs
us name from SUnbriar. tho imported
son OF Sundridgc and Sweet Hrjar
that was the juvenile hero Of Am.ri
. .,a, racinE IN 1917. and the Travcrs
stakes winner of 1915. SunbriIr rol
,opch n mn" In the amazing tiuD. of
~ Nat at Saratoga in Scutomb.r
i"Ls. HIS set Viii presently hc rae
Inc NearlinCs from Suubriar Court
,nat VIII II" offered to the hishrs,
pI"urfS next month are sons and
uaus hters Of Allumcmr. "a brilliantly
s,.n son 81 Meddl.r. Asscgai. :, son OF
SPrafmint aud Charm. she by 81;
SIMON: ana Magic. a son of Aiurtnuon
Sni- sesame she daughter of ST.
SIMON ana Maizc and shc by llamp-
,nh' MAGIC. It gigantic type. is bred
ING Hia';a Fan horse that had con
Sidcra Die success as II sire of dis
lance runners I'm this country some
.rh Years back Master Robert. one
rrdouhidbie Fair Play IN tho R.!mon,
lark autumn weight for-aEc-,aC, re-
hewh of 1908. Magic. Il ,jiStanc. run
1T "i parts while he raced in Great
hrithln. mad the distinction bcfor. re-
sTlhE 10 tn" Stus OF beating l:ayardo
IN ioodw"od cup renewal q
49, tcci sons and daughters OF
HMasls, ASsegih and Allumeur form n
ipaTcS OF British American ana
rtslvh Stock as can lie found at any
: ud IN the country will constitute
ne Sunhridr Court consi gnmcnt to
the sales. \ssceai which HAS had
ltola hic stud success. lie having sired
!'S WINNERS ot upward OF $4,000 in
snruc"ursr OF the last few years. Was
.PSscHI,u IN racing last season by
pr!o!c, one o! tic fastest 2-ycar-olds
.uout f"y!dncr. Commander j. X l..
ioSs most successful 2-ycir- old Of
sega and -. Fey or!olr j. r;tpidly
coming 10 hand at the Ross farm or
toward county. Maryland and will
We racing AT Saratoga The dams
4huG htcrs of star shoot, Sir Dixon
Zap Rock Folymclus Mcddl-r
Euise and the White Knight iiu2zy.
lam OF one of tn" Particularly good.
looking Magic colts Is an own sister
~ Audac!ous, The dazzling miller OF
- court yca!hnEs put IN the winter past
az ykcm!ik HAL farm. the kilmcr
place in MiddlcscX County. Virginia.
on the Rappahannock. They were re-
Whcrc they VIII remain until about
:NuSst J, when they Viii he trans
'eI Mr v ~ %5a,"l%Ea. p,,,-
been crcdithhly represented in this
seas"n'S racing ana last Years by
Nancy Lee. winter at Saratoga. last
liotci stakes, ana at Churchill Downs
last sprinE OF the Sl0.0up Kentucky
OAKS flamhyti, winner at ErImnn,
i&rk OF the coarn...s IluS american
oaks also by nc aSt1niEhinuiV fn.t
.-NcAr-oid Blue Teal a daughter Of
NraCk lAttl" CHI ci. a son of Wrack
and Mcdori and on" uf the Juvenile
stars OF the Eancocas staiIe. Rndicai
etc Bclair. tho birthplace OF Re
knows, Lion d,or. ireland. etc. j.
now the nom" of the American mares
Lady dam 81 lie Knows ana Nancy
1.ce), Russian sable. Arrow shaft
Votes 'iam uf The Jumper lrcland)
Lady Errant. Battle. Daphne. Stc!lata.
Polka pot an Hm"riran oaks win
ncr. and Bonnie Mary al the Eng
lish mares Merry Princess and Mari
anne. half-sistcrs Of Sunhonurt. rri-
SprinShun. and of tn" French mares
IarthcuiS ana La Flamhcc. La Do
livcrancc, Mousse des EoiS, Modora "a.
1'i!antc and tart1na. Mcdora "a iS Of
the family rf Nediaut Baldntrac and
Melody. Her FIRST contribution to an
American sale was Little chief, and
-ltuc Ihiei iuoR 50 COCO last summer
10 the veteran samuel G. iiildrcth
that Hildrcth pad $4,000 for him.
Little thici probably VII! be tn. Ran
cocas candidate IN, the impending
manlike OF American races, which
this season VIII have a valu. Of al out
$4,000. Now that Hcuo is dead there
is no stallion at Belair The young
sters OF the Woodward stud TINT wIIl
go nnder the hammer next month viii
be sons and daughters OF Wrack
Rock View, omar khayyan, Celt, Jim
The principal contribution of III
lcrslic. the Oldest Of Virsinia's thor
ouShbrcd nurseries viii b- the last
of the get o! Gets. Cclt having died
at Ellerspie 81 couple al seasons iack.
but~n until h. had sent 70 racing
gelaxy Of such stars as tn" Fetur-
ity winner Dunboyno. the great dis
.tancc running mare Embroidery
Celandra, Tho Boy Delico. Touch
Baker. ireland Paddy Whack. super
woman. Toll Leghorn. Column etc
Column. winner Of the Juvenile stakes
at Belmont Park and one 81 tho
Juvenile cracks of the current season
apparently is the fastest 2-ycdr-old
representing Colt. Morton l.
Schwartz has turned down an offer OF
$4,000 FOR Column. which is heavii :
engaged in the great 1-ysar-old
stakes OF high value TO be- dcciied
in the autumn. Toll Is au own broth
or OF Dunboync and Il colt of great
speed.
Captain Philip NJ Makers Rage
Brook stud is ono OF the ncw thnr-
oughbrcd nurseries of tn. old Do
minion, the Nirr!nian sportsman. It
rf1rer nj T'piFa6 al . .