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R. T. WILSON, JR.S YEARLING PURCHASES. New York. Julv 25.— Tlie pedigrees of the twenty yearling colts Richard T. Wilson, Jr.. has purchased from John K. Madden are gilt-edged, although there are no brothers to Sir Martin and Fayette among them. Here is the list: Chestnut colt, by Contestor — Hazing. Brown colt, by The Scribe — Imp. Brown colt, by Planndes — Cleophas. Bay colt, by Yankee--Witfull. Bay colt, by Yankee — Anodyne. Bay colt, by Yankee— Mary Black. Bay colt, by Yaakei — Galea. Chestnut colt, bv Yankee — Courtplaster. Bay colt, by Yankee — Deviltree. Bay colt, bv Yankei — Lucy Glitters. Chestnut colt, by Yank", — Old Lady. Bay colt, by Plandi t — Countess Wanda. Chestnut cdt. by Plaudit —Marine Elliott. Bay colt, by Plaandes — Passaa. Chestnut cok, by pianudes-ItUtayia. Chestnut coli. by Putnudes — 1-idy Schorr. Chestnut colt, bv Cobleu Garter -Lady Amelia. Chestnut colt, by Ogden— Busy Maid. Brown colt, by Ogden — Byways. Brown colt, by Ogden — Lola A. All of these save tlie Hazing and Lady Amelia colt- were bred bv Mr. Madden at Hamburg Place. Edward It. Thomas bred the Lady Amelia colt at Hohndel Farm in New Jersey and if is the first foal of the brilliant daughter of Ben Brush and La Co-lonia. Mr. Madden purchased Lady Amelia carrying her Golden Garter foal at the dispersal sale of the Thomas stud in the fall of 1908. He paid ,000 for the mare. Carroll Heid. who developed The Picket for Mid dieted and Jungbliith. bred the Contestor— Hazing colt and Mr. Madden purchased the youngster with Han-ing from Mr. Heid. Hazing is a daughter of Ogden and Saratoga Belle and is a siste- to Fayette. The colt by The Scribe out of Imp is the famous black mares last foal. Imp died eighteen months ago at Hamburg Place. The Imp. Cleophas. Wltfall, Anodyne, Mary Bkick. Galea. Courtplaster. Old Lady, lllythia. Lady Schorr and Busy Maid colts are iu the Epsom Derby aud Two Thousand Ouineas of 1912. The Ogden— fcota A. colt la a brother to Timber and a half brother to Astarita, winner of the first Astoria Stakes at Gravesend. The lllythia colt i-; a brother to Mei lick., winner of two Derby g in California and one at New Orleans. Meeliek was i gieat race horse, and now that his running days are over Mr. Madden is ebrioftipg him at Hamburg Pines lllythia is a beautifully-bred mare, a daughter of Tammany and Isis Bend Or — dbotover abe is a half-sister to Isidor i tlie sire of Sir John Johusfa and Israelite, and to Isiae. the dam of Hamburg Belle. ales is a sisr. ;- to Jean Bereaud. the best horse His Highness got while nP stood in New Jersey. Lney Glitters is tlie dam of David Dilnlo,,s sprinter, lakalnra. Mary Black is a sister t„ Kinley Mack. These twenty yearlings ate alreadv at Mr. Wilson s establishment at Saratoga. Thomas ilealev looked them over last week and he says thev tire a line, evenly-balanced lo!. Mr. He* ley will bleak his Hamburg Place yearlings after the wind-up of the Saratoga meetiuji.
