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ABOUT THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Among the two year -nlds coming out for the first ,iri|e at Bel tit Park today is ■ full slater to that giH.,i racehorse Waterhoy. The name of this miss is Clara ,L. by Watercress— Zealand!*, and she is owned by Senator P. M. McCarren. If. L. Hay man hoasht her for him at the sale nf the Rancho del Paso yearlings last snmincr for ,000. Hester Pr.vnne. by Orate -Mistress IVnn. and Contradiction, by Baaastar Botha II., are two i f the six youngsters leased i.y Clarence EL Mai-Kay to the Newcastle Stable until the end i.f the fall meeting of the present year at P.elmont Park. Their dl RS are both I.nglish mares ami the former was bred in Fugland. though foaled in this eoaatry. Mistress Pern was bought by the late William C. Whitney at the sale of the late R. Forest Tods stud at New-market in .Tune 1903, he having paid 89,290 for her. She was sent to the court of Orme in the spring of l!Ml4 and was brought orer later in the year. After the death of Mr. Whitney. Mr. Ifacfcay purcha-cd the mare and this filly was foaled his properly in 1MB. Mistress IVnn had three foals to race In England, but they did in t call for much. Orniizd. a full brother to Beater Pryaae, is now in Ron-mania. Botha II. is bv St. Serf and was brought aver in 1908 with Kehallaa, her foal by Orme at foot. Kehailin proved himself a speedy korse, thoagk not particularly i star. However, if Contradiction turns out to be as serviceable S racing tool as lie was in 1905, she will have paid her way. On bleeding Black Pearl, by Frankfort I. In, drinio. sizes Bp with those she Is to meet the first time out. Bet sire i ■ fall brother to Hamburg ami. though not much as ■ racehorse, be is proving his worth in the stud. Her dam jf [he d.im of that splendid racer Boanerges, which scored twenty-four victories during bis career. Llanihinio F also the dam of Mexican, Lackland, Merry Boy aad Scattercash. the latter being the dam of W.i I. fill. Black Pearl was toiled the properly of Me trs. Monis ,- Carpenter it Woodhara stud in ICeataefcy and was sold as a yearling to Samuel Finery for ,900, the parchase being made by Andy Btakeley, who is now h. r trainer. Priceless Jewel F ihe second foal of Par Excellence, which won the Alabama Stakes in 1992, dc- feating iuntire. Her Brsl loai was Paissaat. Priceless .lewd was bred by joim p. Madden and was sold at Saratoga last summer to R. L. Thomas for .imhi. join, Ireland, kei sreseal trainer, dolag the bidding. Miss Angie iv ihe feral foal of rfataana. daughter of Hanover and The Niece. Sin- was bred and is owned by John F. Mad. bu. Whip Top. which is to carry the chus ,,• ||. P. Pur.vea. was bred in England by her on nei-. Iicr sire being the goiMl stallion MsrtagOO and her dam. Tceloimn II.. a young daughter of The Bard aad l.oiihtte. which was seat over to England by Mr. Dur.vea. Whip Top is the first foal of her dam. Saturn is ■ half brother to P.aiihlc and Red Light. and his dam, Halo, was herself I winner. Saturn was bred by F. R. Hitchcock and was sold to the Chelsea Stable for 90. His sire. Kinley Mack. wa- one of the best r.n ers of his day. C. W. Hurt, by Don de Oro-lig Leaf, was bred by R. 11. Anderson at Teas Over Stud in Kentucky and was sold to R. L. Thomas for 99. Fig Leal was the winner of thirteen rues and she is the I dam of Auto Hood, James L. M. and Anna May. I Baarldge, ky Raaaorkharn Park Ridge, is one ot Rarncy Schreibers own breeding. He is I half brother to Tom Shelley, Slgaorlna, lliadora, Pree-torins aim Barner. Dennis Stafford, by Galore — Emotional, was bred at the RaaCOCas Stud in New Jersey and was sold as a yearling to P. M. Civill for 99, passing from him to John E. Madden, lie is a half brother to Sandstone. His dam was a winner.
