Astonishing Prices For Yearlings.: Public Sales Last September Show Remarkable Prosperity of Racing in Argentina., Daily Racing Form, 1910-11-10

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ASTONISHING FBICES FOB YEABLINGS Public Sales Last September Show Remarkable Pros ¬ perity of Racing in Argentina In Argentine racing and its adjuncts are in a re ¬ markably prosperous state of development This is emphasized by the prices paid for yearlings from the leading breeding establishments of that country at the annual September sales The majority of the I studs in the Argentine are not rim on the lines of English establishments Stallions of the caliber of I Diamond Jubilee Tardy Cyllene and Polar Star are I not available to mares other than those belonging to the owners of the horses This is known as the I lockup policy It accounts in a very large meas ¬ ure for tlie colossal prices made by the offspring of I such sires The proprietor of a racing stud who I wanjs yearlings by the bestclass stallions is com ¬ pelled to buy at auction It follows of course that by excluding mares belonging to other owners these Argentine breeders sacrifice many thousands of pounds a year which they might obtain in the shape of service fees and the yield obtained by the sale of their yearlings must consequently be discounted to that extent Even so howeveK the returns are remarkable and afford all the proof that Is required of countryThe the prosperity of the country The first four studs to offer their yearlings at Buenos Ayres last month were in the Haras Marie Lulsa whose chief stallion is Clermont a son of St Simon Cabana Reyles where Ercildoune is located the Haras Oriental where Galloway by Martagon stands and the Haras Las Ortigas the home of Diamond Jubilee The highest price given for a Clermont colt was S5250 and it also hap ¬ pened to be the figure for the son of Galloway which made most money a colt named Oriental out of a Minting mare the buyer being Senor Livingston tho owner of Larrea The consignment from the Cabana Ueyles comprised five colts and seven fillies all with one exception by Flotsam This sire a son of St Frusquin and Float lias been much to the fore lately in South America His threeyearold son Pilgrim which finished third to Larrea in the Polla de Potrillos is undoubtedly one of the best colts of his year and a capital advertisement for his sire Yet for some reason the yearlings by Flot ¬ sam now offered did not sell so well as those offered a year ago One of the colts however made 4800 This was Britomarte out of the Enthusiast mare Ailsa Crag A sister to Fabiola winner of the Argentine One Thousand Guineas last season named Anarqnia fetched 4375 and Brulote a colt out of imported Fresh Air by St Angelo out of Queen of the Air by Petrarch made 3250 3250When When Senor I nacio Correas gave 150000 for Dia ¬ mond Jubilee four or five years ago there was a tendency towards the belief that the brother to Persimmon arid Florlzel II had been very well sold Perhaps he had but it is quite certain now that he was also well bought When the first crop of Dia ¬ mond Jubilees Argentinebred yearlings were sold last season Senor Correas practically recovered the whole1 of his outlay on the son of St Simon and Per dita II he is now many thousands to the good Last month twentyfour colts and fillies by Diamond Jubilee sold for 121500 There were twelve colts and they made the magnificent average of 7650 The twelve fillies on the other hand averaged only 3500 Seven of the colts and ttiree of the fillies made four figures The principal lots were wereBy By Diamond Jubilee Paroli b c foaled October 17 1908 out of ofPitanga Pitanga by Glorlation Senor J Confncion 15300 Poor Jack b c out of Pas si Bete by Sau Saumnr mnr Stnd Gran Muneca 9625 9625As As de Espada br or blk c out of Argen ¬ tina by Neapolis Stud Olimpico 7000 7000Espartero Espartero PerplexeStud b c out of Edda toy Perplexe Stud San Rafael 6500 6500Maldicente Maldicente ch c out of Mitni dam of Mel Melgarejo garejo by Phoenix El Jockey Stud 6125 6125Revo Revo Royal b c first foal out of Ro Rosetta setta by Neapolis Stud Mepaso 5675 5675Rico Rico Tipo ch c out of Rescue dam of some somefirstrate firstrate performers by Westbourne WestbourneStud Stud Royal Hampton 5250 5250La La byEl Gran Flauta gr f out of Loberla by 8300Cerisette El Amigo Senor Ed Hileret 8300 Cerisette f out of Celerima by Goldfinch GoldfinchSenor Senor J Concepcion 7450 7450Memoir Memoir ch f out of Mosca Muerta by Pil Pillito lito son of Neapolis Stud Old Star 5500 5500Of Of consignments from the more important studs thirtythree sent up from the Ojo de Agua Stud made a grand aggregate of 202500 Twelve colts by the defunct Pietermaritzburg sold for 94165 or an average of 8225 nine fillies by the same sire realized 49220 an average of 5460 Three colts by Kendal averaged 6840 and four fillies 4800 Remarkable as these figures may seem they are actually below the level of last year when seven colts by Pietermaritzburg averaged 13600 and four fillies 7325 Ori that occasion also five colts by Kendal averaged 10840 and three fillies 4000 The toppriced lots from Ojo de Agna were Samson ch c by Pietermaritzburg Parva Parvaby by Stiletto 19700 19700Pistiio Pistiio b c by Pietermaritzburg Rose RosedOr dOr by Gloriation 13125 13125Aconito Aconito b c by Pletermaritzbtirg Surfe 12250 Zandanguero b c by Pietermaritzburg Cbocarrera by Gay Hermit 11815 11815Capatula Capatula ch f by Pietermaritzburg Cimi Cimitarra tarra by Gay Hermit 9185 9185Praxiteles Praxiteles ch c by Kendal Afrodite bv bvGay Gay Hermit 9190 9190Delfin Delfin ch c by Kendal Centarida by Sti ¬ letto 7430 7430Aldeana Aldeana ch f by Kendal Ravensbourne Ravensbourneby by St Simon 6560 6560Calcarea Calcarea GayHermit b f by Kendal Greda by Gay Hermit 01 01In In the Haras Nacionals offering were twenty year ¬ lings by Jardy which brought an aggregate of 208 595 six colts averaging 12395 and fourteen fillies 6000 The leading prices were for Juan Sa br c out of Solifuga by Gay Her ¬ mit 19700 19700Del Del Valle b or br c out of Quayside dam damof of Querido by Galllard 16150 16150Oral Oral Pueyrredon b c out of Tarantula Tarantulasister sister to Solifuga 12650 12650Gral Gral Rivas b c out of Cassine by Cyllene 10900 Valdiria gr f out of Vinegar by Pepper Pepperand and Salt 14000 14000Mrne Mrne de Sraintenon br or blk f out of ofMnie Mnie de Montespan by St Simon 12250 12250Osada Osada b f out of Lady Offaly by Bon BonFrere Frere 1075 1075Lada Lada b f out of Ladasia by Ladas 5700 5700Yearlings Yearlings from the Haras El More sired by the native stallions Old Man and Orange realized a total of 245000 and averaged well up with the prices brought by the progeny of the fashionable Im ¬ ported siros named Eleven colts by Old Man aver ¬ aged 8530 and twelve by Orange averaged 9840 The best prices here were for Duque bySt b c by Old Man Dark Duchess by St Simon 20810 20810Pedernera Pedernera byErldan br c by Old Alan Pomona by Erldan 10940 10940Bombon Bombon b or br c by Old Man Brioche Briocheby by Eridan 10940 10940Membrillar Membrillar br c by Old Man Mosqueta by Mosquetaby Eridan 9625 9625Illiria Illiria oh f by Old Man Indigena by Gay GayHermit Hermit 8750 8750Solado Solado ch c by Orange Sardonix by Gale Galeazzo azzo 13125 13125Adios Adios ch c by Orange Ariadne by Earl EarlClifden Clifden 9625 9625Dewet Dewet b c by Orange Disoluta by Geolo ¬ gist 9190 9190Orange Orange is like Old Man a son of Orbit and heads the list of winning sires in the Argentine With reference to the somewhat lower prices made this vear by the offspring of Flotsam the drop is due to the realization of the fact that bis stock having been bred in Uruguay are debarred from a number of races in the Argentine and are conse ¬ quently placed at a disadvantage with the yearlings bred in Argentina


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