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*• — + THOMAS FORTUNE RYANS SHOWING FOR 1912 + 4. For such an enormously wealthy man as he is. it cannot Ik- said that the Virginia owner. Thomas | Ryaa cut much of a tigurc in the racing ol" 1912, but at any rate his hors,-s won enough lo give him a place in the lisl of winners of ,000 or more. It is to lie regretted that In- has not been Inspired to send a capo lie agent to England to purchase a select baud of hioodmares for his breeding farm in Virginia and such ■ native sire as Celt will probably prove in time. Then it would probably not be long until he could take justifiable pride in the lining of tine young horses of his own breeding. There is nothing to cause belief that such atallions as Bllisdale and Monsieur de f/orme are likely to prove distinguished successes in the stnd, although in time they may. The Klisdate Illy. Silver Moon, was Mr. Hyaus best racer hist rear, although Haingeiliehl won more money than she did. The stable record for 1912 was: Color Amt. Horse. and Sex. A. Pedigree. ]s|. 2d. 3d. Won. Daiageraeid ch. g. 3 By l»oice Far Niente— Cfcerry Wild o 4 5 $ i v;i Silver Moon b. f. 2 Hy Rniadale- Fairy Bird 4 ] u i ::cni Nelly Agnes 1 . f. 2 By Monsieur de I/Or Kt.ielinda II li 1 1 S.f Belle Nelson b. f. 3 By Seaanroaius Kthelinda II 1 l .•; 705 Wondaarhy b. f. 3 By Serapronins — Fairy Bird » it r,r. Hock Fish hr. g. 2 By Bllisdale -Anecdote 0 1 50 Dogwood eh. g. 2 Bv Monsieur de l.Orme- Miranda 0 1 0 35 Whisper Belle br. f. 2 By Bllisdale— Worst 0 0 I 15 Bell- Hamilton br. C. 3 By Yorkshire laid Debater » o f Amhurst b. c 2 Hy Monsieur do LOruie — Minnie Alphonse 11 it 11 Total. 10 8 Li $""l.s.;|
