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NEW TWO-YEAR-OLDS AT AQUEDUCT. Brief Histories of Some of the Younqsters That Are Racinq for the First Time. Five of the two year old- makin_- their lir-i Tallin the third race on the opening da] al Aqueduct were bred by J. R. Haggle, They were Kerry. Oceanic. Youthful. Montana Foci and BaadbSX. Tn-first named fhtCC were foaled al Elim iidorf Slud in Kcnlueky. the last named two are product- of Rancho del Faso in California. Kerry, widen w a ■ aaaed aal by Thomas nilmaa. is evidently the beat of the lol. He hj by Arklc. out ol Killarnoy. a beau lifully bid marc which area ■ eroded af the bite Mar. -II- Dale- Bitter Rih.i Ranch in Beaten Kerr] aaj k bed dowa to A. .1. Jwyaer an i yearling for 00. Oeeaaie i- aaothei of the get id Arklc. Bis dam i- Fair Haven, the dam af Heart of Hyacinth. Frank .1. Fan ell paid 40 fat Oeeaaie. Youthful i- by Juvenal out of linmc diate. If. L. Hayniau paid ssoo f,,r him. Inline diatc la by .Meddler out of NckomK daaghtet of Iroquois and Ruches-, thereby a full aistei lo llb-a and a half sister to Clifford. Racing Mood, lo be sure. Montana Peel la a full brother to Moniana King and a half brother to Mi— Kern-on. lie i- l. Montana out of loc-y. A. I., hate got biaa a- a yearling for Slim. Baadboi conies froai the family of Batperor of Norfolk. Yo Tainbion. clo. He is by Baaoettaw, out of New Ronnet. a lull -i-ler to Dawson and a daaghtet of the lout di-tame race mare Baaltl H. K. Vingut paid gSSO for BaadbOX. Likewise rive of tbeae figuring in the racing of yesterday at the Queens County Jockey Club- track for the first time are Haggle bred and lacy are all from the now deseried California reach. Be-sario and Tartar Maid, bath in the .-table of A I Jnyiier. are by Star Ruby and were sold a- ear lings for .UCHt each. The former was knocked dowu to John Maekey and the hitter to Newton Bennington. Rosario is out of Rosaha. a hall si-tcr to C. H. Todd, winner of the American Derby iu 1487. and Soirenlo. which ran second in the American Derby iu IKStt when it was aroa by Spokane. Tartar Maid is aal of Rarbary Maid, a full si-tor to the great race hoi-e Tsrau and Amelia one of the beat race niare- of her day. the oilier three are Sequence, Whisper and The Dane. Bt aaeace is ay Royal Flush 111., out of Farthia and was sold Lo W. C. 1 essenden for spttX. Whisper is a hall sister to Reticent. She is by Initio, out of Secretive, and was sold privately to h. K. Vmgut. The Dane is by Ra-ellaw, out of Lindane, and is the first foal of his dam. Krudane is the first foal of Kruda. the dam of Queen Caroline and Glen Bey The Dane was knocked down to W. Hagan for 56 at the yearling sale-. Of ll then coming ap for the first time the-e past two daya Flla ONeill, by Handspring -Royal Approval, brought the highest price as a yearling. She belongs to Rurlew ,V ONeill and was knocked down to Frank ONeill for |1,9C4X Royal Approval was never raced. She is a half-sister to Belter Skelter, which, in addition to iKiug a great race mare, was the dam of Hurly Rurly, dam of Rurgoiuasier and Mineola. Ella ONeill was bred by Baker tc Gentry iu Kentucky. Rlue Ran. al-o iu tlio Rurlew .V ONeill stable, was bred by L. O. Appleby and was sold for .*K.V . He is by F.lucs. out of Ranana. the dam of Plantain. Knightbannoret. Trenthatn. Ranana Cream and Fruit. L. A. Cella paid .*7." o lor the aptl. named Divorcee, which is by Hen Sirome. out of Lroken Vows and was bred at Dixiaaa Farm in Kentucky. Broken Vows is a hall si-ter to The Ran and Is the dam of Solly M. and William II. Belle Griffon is by Griffon, out of Leucine and was al-o bred at Dixiana Farm. She-is I he first foal of her dam and was knocked down to •lininiy McLaughlin as a yearling for BUS. Queen Mirgucrile. by Henry of Navarre— Sneer veil, i-of Belmont breeding, but -he was foaled at l.eonalu Stud in Keataehy and was sold as a yearling to R. D. Williams for |130. BaeerweU is a daughter of SI. Rlaise and is a half tfartet to Jack Lovell and Mimic the dam of Mimies Daughter. BpahB, which was sold to A. L. Aste tor K9M as a yearling. area bred by ll. T. Oxaard at the Blue Badge stud in irginia. Bit atre, Deep af Day and his dam. Smirr. are both foieign bred. Masks and laces, winner of the arc I race at Aipieduct yesterday ta i be first two-year-old to cany the colors of James R. Keene Ihi- year. Masks and laces was bred by Mr. Keene at his Oaatletoa Stud iu Kentucky. She is by Disgui-c out of Seerc— and is the seventh consecutive foal aud tilth winner produced by her dam. Seere-s was bred by tic hall Keene, is by Necromancer out of Innerdale and was imported from Kngland in utero In the fall of ISM. She was foaled at OasttetOa Stud and was reserved for the harem wiihont behag racei. Her first foal «rM PtaphettC, by King-ton. which came in 1MB, won iu PPM and died iu MSB The next •raa Baathaayer, by Horoscope, and he araa a winner. Then came Second Sight, by Ben Rrusfi. which is still a maiden. Then Augur, by St. Leonards .it.d t a— amlra. by Botaaeape, both wiaaera, and then Prepheteaa, by Ben Brush, now three yeats old and .-till a maiden. Frizetto. the hi.y which ran third for Mr. Keene in the fourth race, was foaled at CaaHetmi Slud. but she is not of Mr. Keenes breeding. Her sire is Hamburg and her dam is Onduloe and they were mated at La Belle Stud before the dispersal which followed the death of Mr. W. C. Whitney. Ondulee is an Knglish mare, being by St. Simon out of Ornis. She was bred by Captain A. Greville and was sold as a yearling In 1899 to Mr. Whitney for 0.00»i. trainer Gilpin doing the bidding. Mr. Whitney raced her three seasons in England. She did not win as a two year old. but scored in three races as a three-year-old and one as a four year-old, taking SJ.tKMl in prist money. In the spring of 190; Mr. Whitney sent her to the court of Martagou and that fall brought her to America. Iu the gasbag of VjJk blic. dropped tier Beat foal, which ia Barathea, and was then mated with Hamburg.- At I the dispersal sale of the Whitney stallions and I mares in October, IBM, Mr. Keene paid 4,000 for Mndulce and the following spring came Frizetto. Barathea was teamed by Harry 1ayne Whitney for racing and was stalled seven times in his colors last year, tint the lies! he could do for tum was one second and one third. Then on Oetolier II la-l Mr. Whitney put him iu a weeding out -ale and he passed to L.ni- A. Cella for $:.t U0. He carried the 1 Vila color- live lime- la-l year, finish iug see.. ml twice and third once. This year ho went to Ihe pool Ihe times at Hot Springs, winning twice, lini-liin -coin once, third once and unplaced one. He i- stil iu debt to his present owner. Trainer Mi-Daniel has taken him east, however, and be ma settle the score before the sea-on enil- D, C. Jobaaoafl Tib-kiln- is the only two year-old lhai wil re art acat Dr. Baahroaek on the turf I hi- oar. She i- out of Tuillcries. was bred at Ralgouan Stud in Kentucky and was mid privalely I.. Mr Jobauoa. Tea Leaf, by st. Maxlai High Tea, in the lldly Stable siring, was bred by George II. Whilncy at Mclm-e Slud in Keataehy and was -old as a yearling for XI7.".. Bigb Teas chief claim lo di-linelion is thai she i- a lull -i-ler to R.-.n.pi.-BBd lea Tray, both of which were mighty good i ace borata. Hand- Around and Split Second, both by Siiocui a - n of Hanover. Ihe former out of Keel and Hie bitter .nit of Dora Wood, were laith bud al the farm of their owner. Fred T. Wood, iu Texas. Of tin- two-real old- carded to start for the first time at Aoiieduet today three were bred at Raa co. a- Btocfc Farm in New Jersey. They are George Degg. Dramatic and Com. Thomas. George Degg i-- by PoattaC out of Hopeful, a daughter of Sen-alion that was reserved for the slul vith- eat racing. Tim- George Degg i- a half brother to Beba, which managed to "am |S6 bat year for two thirds out of nine statts. George Degg wa- knocked down to Oeorge T. Miller for 1X1 a- a yearling. Drainalie. by David Garrick — Lizzie BlUott, was -old to A. J. Joyce for iM Lizzie Fliott is a full si-tci to Dominie II.. a good winner in Kngland, and half sister to Gilfam ami Beaadbteek. Com. Thomas, hy ilgauteum -Priiue-lou Girl, was sold lo George T. Miller "or 75, Friuceton Girl was a winner and i- a half sister to Frince Ching. Cuernavaca and Acreedor were bred in Caifomia. the former at Rancho del Faso and Ihe latter at Canilelaria Stud Farm, owned by Rurns and Water-house. Cuernavaca. by Del Faso II. -Mary Kin-sella. was gold to lied Rurlew for $.V»0. Bhl dam wa- a good winner. Acreedor. by Colomd Wheeler — Moitgage. is :t half-brother lo Legal Form, and hi-ilani wa- the winner of eleven races, yet be was one of the cheapest yearlings sold last year. He was knocked down to Thomas I". Fitzgerald for 6. Sluinberless is a full sister to Judge White and a half sister to Wallabout, Dodie S. and Mr. Robinson. She is by Fatherless, out of vigile, ami waa bud by Captain R. J. Hancock at the BUersHe Stud in Virginia. She was sold to H. K. Kuapp for 1907.sh00. King Thistle conies from the Fci|uet t Stud of H. ll. Met arter Potter in New leraey ami. being bj Kaighl of ihe Thistle, out of Rosalie, by Cyras, i- a half brothel to Damon and Ciucinuali aaaajpar. Fred Rurlew paid 60 for him. track Shot, Bridge Whist, Lady Rellew, Bellwether and Baste* Robert were all bred in Kentucky. track Shot, by Star Shoot — OUie Dixon, comes Hoin i ate-by i odlords Raecland Stud and is a half brother to Barea Eaher. A. L. Aste paid MM lor him. Bridge Whist, by Bridgewater, out of Miss Phoebe, was bred by Charles W. Bean at Mere Hill Stud and was sold to L. A. Delhi for 80. He i- Ihe tir.-t foal of his daui, which is by lagohlaby, out of Baaajae, a sister to Rensselaer. Lady Rellew. by Griffon— La-ca. was bred by Major T. J. Car-on at Hixiana Farm and was sold to E. .1. Dunbar for *1W. She is a haltsi-ier to Cedar. stroinc and La-so. Rellwcatiier. l y Woolsthorpc favor Fells, was bud by Colonel Milton Young at M-.[ aliii.ui a Stud and was sold to H. K. Kuapp for ,000. this colt coaaea from the family of Hindoo. Fircn/.e, Foaao, Miss Crawford, Water Pearl, Race King. i-lc. Master Behert was bred by the lale Captain S. S. Rrow n ;i I Senortta Stud and was sold to Samuel Finery for . He is by Baiagan, out. of lloearliae, the raeeBeal race mare that carried the colors of M. H. Tichenor and Co. in 1003 and ItOB.
