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NAMES APPROPRIATE AND OTHERV7ISE o oiiin of the names for L known by the Joekey Club Clubin in leiTiiumy curious Several of the more prominent breeders usually devote much time and thought to this work with the result that names chosen in many cashes Indicate the pedigree of the colt or lilly by a combination of the names of the sire and dam The rank and file of horsemen however who buy yearlings niinaliied show little sentiment or taste as a rukv and slap on any old mime that occur to them A few turfmen take extreme pleasure iii the invention of jawbreaking unpro ¬ nounceable names under which the young horses must stagger until they pass into the hands of own ¬ ers who decide to make welcome changes New names are required in each instance and that is where ingenuity and originality can be displayed if one takes the trouble troubleLooking Looking over the new list one may find the names of Feat lnr Duster by Broomstick River Grass dam Arrowgrass Lustion dam Banana Muskmehm dam Cantaloupe Na Wa Ga by Canghnawaga Forbidden Fruit by Adam Citronella Hnllcys Comet by Star Shoot Cold Wave Wrap dam Costume Solid Com ¬ fort dam Content Hat Brush by Ben Brush Morn ¬ ing After dam Deep Sleep Half uinea dam Eng ¬ lish Money Fveu Break dam Equality inaro Button ¬ hole dam Eyelet Sloe Gin dam Gin Fizz Ph e Vision dam Hindoos Dream II Going Homo dam Homeward Bound Ilr Loves Token dam Kissing Ring Slip Knot by Mizzcn Lassii Never Ceasing dam Perpotiia Sneezer dam Queen Pepper Sadie Consents bv Proposer Sadie O Often dam Seldom Caught ii the Rain dam Storm Scud Owen Tinie by Owcnton Wasting Time Cautchiat by Ormi eant Tonchota Can Go Dixlr by Walk Over In fantdale by AlIanaDaie My Baby Tompodale by Tempo Little Adole Chaiitlegraph by Chant Lithograph Be Divine dam Divinity Charmercss dam Charnia lm There Away Mills Ever Thus Syxygy Whats Left Whatstheuse and other names selected on similar lines
