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H B s t r ; i j || b , i t f | | f i , J ] i c , i i | HENDRIES KINGS PLATE CANDIDATES. T Bon Ino Is Mercifully Put Away — Inferno Wintering Well — Hcrses Return to Old Home. — g: Toronto. Out.. January 22. — President Joseph E. Seagram, of the Ontario Jockey Club, has been in the city for several days on business. Mr. Seagram reports that it was uecessary to chloroform the ,ourtecn-year-old bay mare Bon Ino. by Marauder — . Bonnie Ino, on account of infirmities of old age. Bon Ino was the dam of Inferno. Haruko and other good performers. Mr. Seagram says all of his horses are wintering well and that lnterno will, in his opinion, be hard to beat at weight for age over he Woodbine course next spring if he trains to expectations. The Valley Farm Stable has acquired by purcliase from the Kirktield stable of R. J. Mackenzie three n horses which will be eligible to carry the yellow and a at brown jacket in the Kings Plate They are the four-year-old brown colt, Kirktield. by The Com- j, if moner — Ogarita. by Great Tom: the three-year-old 0 chestnut filly. The Lintie. by Martimas — Pee Weep. c ind the three-year-old chestnut filly. Shimonese. by e Martimas — Lyddite. The last two were bred by the Sl late Win. Hendrie and bought by Mr. Mackenzie s last spring at the estate sale. The Liniteis a full n sister to Kelpie and the dam of Shimonese herself won the Kings Plate iu 1002. Kirktield was pur- n chased in utero from W. O. Parmer of the Eden- wold Farm in Tennessee. The other two horses r which mat represent the Valley Farm stable in the f running for the Plate are the three-year-old colt, , Scud, by tiold Car Splash, and Archie Whyte, the three-year old chestnut colt, by Derwentwater — t Noblee. |
