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WHITNEY YEARLINGS LEAVE FOB ENGLAND New York October 7 Fourteen colts and fillies the cream of the yearlings bred by H P Whitney at his Brookdale Stud in New Jersey were passen ¬ gers on the Atlantic transport steamship Minne waska which sailed yesterday Their destination is Newmarket where they will occupy the boxes at Balatou Lodge made vacant by a sale of the same number of older horses on Friday None of the yearlings recently purchased by James Rowe at the sale of the Castleton yearlings are included in the 16t 16tThese These youngsters are engaged in the Epsom Derby Epsom Oaks and St Legcr of 1914 besides a long list of valuable twoyearold stakes to be run In 1913 The shipment was supervised by James Rowe and Dr R W McCulIy A negro stable baud named Miller is with the yearlings but all are under chargo of Harry Clark who for many years has been in control of Mr Whitneys transatlantic ship ¬ ments The full list of the youngsters is appended appendedBay Bay colt by Hamburg Forget chestnut colt by Broomstick Rose of Dawn chestnut colt by Ham ¬ burg Leonora Loring bay colt by Broomstick Xela bay colt by Broomstick Sandria bay colt by Broomstick Jinks brown colt by Hamburg Yankee Girl chestnut colt by Broomstick Whim ¬ sical brown filly by Hamburg Stamina bay filly by Broomstick Jersey Lightning brown filly by Broomstick Petticoat chestnut filly by Broom ¬ stick Urania chestnut filly by Hamburg Water chute brown filly by Broomstick Artful ArtfulUpon Upon her next trip from New York to London the Mlnnewaska will have as passenger the stallion Rock Sand On the same vessel on that occasion Clarence H Mackays stud manager Charles F Hill will proceed to London en route to Mr Mac ¬ kays stud farm in France where Meddler and about twenty mares are located It is said that Mr Maekay is a member of the syndicate which has purchased Rock Sand from August Belmont for 125000
