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FIFTEEN YEARLINGS AT KINGSTON STUD. Lexington. Ky.. May 22. — At Clarence II. Maekavs Kingston Stud fifteen yearlings, thirteen of them by the noted English stallion. Meddler, are being pre pared for sale. Manager Charles 1". Hill, however. sas it has not been decided whether they are to be void in New York or on the other side of the Atlantic. Mr. Mackav is in England at the present time and until Mr. Hill is advised by him. the •lestlnarlon of the youngsters will not be known. The list is as follows: Bay colt, bv Meddler — Gunfire, by Hastings. Bay colt brother to Afflict ion, by Meddler— Heartache, by Adieu. Bay colt half-brother to Mesmerizer. by Meddler — ■etna, bv Ksher. Bay colt brother to Truekee. by Meddler — Banana, by Albert. Bay colt brother to Mediant, hy Meddler — Ballan-trae. hy Ayreahire. Bay colt, by Meddler — Irish Ivy II.. bv Marmltoa. Bay colt brother to Oram, by unary — Sloe, by Hanover. Bay gelding, bv Meddler — Becky Sharp, by Monti-• ello. Hay lillv. bv Meddler— Bolha II.. by St. Serf. Bay filly half sister to Manchester, by Meddler — Manzana. by Orme. Bay til Iv sister to Perry Johnson i. bv Meddler -Belle Hoyt bv Longfellow. Hay filly sister to Wallflower I. by Meddler— Kamara. by Candlemas. hestnut filly sister to Bocky OBrien, by Med dler — Siiisun. bv Slrathmore. Chestnut filly, by Meddler — Vacation, by Tom Ochiltree. Chestnut filly half-sister to High Gun, by Has tint.-— Trigger, bv Meddler. The itinfire colt is probably the star of the collection. He is very intelligent looking and has plenty of bone and size. The half sister to Manchester is supposedly the star of the fillies. The gelding out of Becky Sharp will be kept at home and developed siowly for .lumping. He was bred with the expectation of getting a steeplechaser. Hal dam was once owned bv Koxhall Keene and was a remarkably good fencer and a speedy point to point racer. Manager Hill says this fellow has already shown him that he will Jnaap by clearing a live-rail fence one afternoon recently when he was deprived of the company of his pal and left in a paddock by himself. He saw his chum going down the lane, promptly took the fence and joined him.
