Keene Stud To Be Dispersed.: Thoroughbreds That Helped to Make Castleton Famous, to Be Sold at Auction in September., Daily Racing Form, 1913-06-29

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KEENE STUD TO BE DISPERSED Thoroughbreds That Helped to Make Castleton Fa ¬ mous to Bo Sold at Auction in September Lexington Ky June 28 The executors of the es ¬ tate of the late James II Kcenc have decided to disperse tlie celebrated Castlctou Stud of thorough ¬ breds now at Kingston Farm under the management of Miss Elizabeth Dalugerlicld The sale is to be conducted by public auction under the auspices of tlie Kentucky Sales Company on Kingston Farm which is about live miles from Lexington during the Kentucky Associations fall racing meeting in Sep ¬ tember temberThe The offering will consist of fortyfour head seven stallions thirtyseven broodmares and seven foals of 1913 There will be no reservations These fortyfour represent all of the equine possessions of the estate in this country and they are an at ¬ tractive collection Tlie yearlings were all sold to James Butler of New York last spring and a dis ¬ astrous lire early in May destroyed the majority of tlie foals of this year Tlie yearTlie success of Caslleton Stud from its very in ¬ ception under the proprietorship of James R Kceno and direction of the late Maj Daingerlield Is too fresli in the memory of breeders turfmen and even laymen to necessitate detail Perhaps it would not be out of place in looking backward to 1893 to recall the success o Domino which in that year as a twoyear old swept the boards and won the munificent total of 170800 Tills son of Himyar was tho keystone of Mr Kecnes subsequent phe ¬ nomenal success as a turfman and breeder Sent to the stud early he died when still quite a young horse but not until he had begotten a number of splendid races for his owner with one of which Cap and Bells Mr Kcene iron the Epsom Oaks in 1001 and with another Disguise ran third in the Epsom Derby of 1900 and with the same good colt won the 50000 Jockey Club Stakes of the same year at Newmarket About the same time another great son of Domino Commando was su ¬ preme in this country It was while Domino was still on tlie turf that Mr Keeno won his first Brook ¬ lyn Handicap his horse Hornpipe by Mr Pick wich Round Dance In 1805 defeating Lazzarqne Sir Walter Counter Tenor Key el Santa Anita Dr Rice and other cracks quite unexpectedly to all but a select coterie Mr Keenes next triumph in the Brooklyn Handicap was achieved six years later with a colt of his own breeding when Conroy won it for him and upset the tradition that a threeyear old could not win a Brooklyn or Sub ¬ urban Conroy was a son of his stallion St Leon ¬ ards which ran second to Boundless in the 00000 Worlds Fair Derby at Washington Park In ISO1 ISO1In In consultation with his accomplished brother inlaw Maj F A Daingcrfiold Mr Kcene con ¬ sidered developed and adopted the theory that tlie road to success In breeding was through mating se ¬ lect Englishbred marcs with native American stal ¬ lions and it is on these lines that the marvelous results attained at Castleton were based His purchases of marcs in England were made regard ¬ less of cost and when the dispersal sale of Marcus Dalys broodmares took place subsequent to the death of the Montana breeder and turfman Mr Keeuo paid high prices for several Among those then bought was Optime and Mr Keenes reward in this case wag that grand colt Sysonby He liought Castleton Farm in ISO and while natur ¬ ally partial to the Domino family did not fail to give other lines of descent a share in his breeding enterprise and with Kingston Voter Disguise and other sires succeeded admirably and reaped a return that left no room for regret Of those named Kingston died last year but Voter and Disguise iro still likely to send others like Ballot and Maskette to the races Of late years ho had used in his stud such younger horses of his own breeding as Delhi Ultimus Celt Hippodrome and the Futurity winner Sweep with excellent results Major Daingerfield was always J supreme In charge at Castleton and his judgment was tlie controlling force when the matter of mating to secure the best results came up for consideration annually As a domestic breeding farm Castleton was with ¬ out a rival since from its infancy came such mag ¬ nificent race horses as Colin Ballot Cap and Bells Disguise Peter Pan Celt Maskette Sysonby Israelite Delhi Commando Conroy Superman Noonday Gretna Green Mclisande Hilarious Court Dress Peler Quince Wild Mint Philander Rcstigouche Sweep Veil Transvaal Von Tromp Grasincre Meggs Hill Injunction Castleton Lahore Runnymode Novelty Cataract and a host of others of great speed and fame fameIn In six years from 1005 to 3910 Castletonbred running horses carry n the bluo and while polka dotted colors of tlioir owner won for Mr Keenc thi magnificent sum of 1 257050 In 1907 their ag ¬ gregate of earnings was 97312 which gave Mr Keen the distinction of having won more money in a single year than any other man in tho worlds history of the turf turfAll All of the stallions mares and weanlings to bo sold are closely related to the celebrated thoroug breds named above A complete list of those to be offered at tho dispersal sale follows Stallions StallionsCelt Celt ch h 1905 by Commando Maid of Erin by Amphion AmphionDelhi Delhi Iir h 1901 by Ben Brush Veva by Mortcmcr MortcmcrDisguise Disguise br h 1807 by Domino Bonnie Gal by Galopin GalopinHippodrome Hippodrome ch h 1001 by Commando Dominoes by Domino DominoSweep Sweep br h 1907 by Ben Brush Pink Domino by DominoUltimus Domino Ultimus ch h 1900 by Commando Running Stream by Domino DominoVoter Voter ch h 1894 by Friars Balsam Mavour uccn by Barcaldine BarcaldineMarcs Marcs MarcsAmbrosino Ambrosino dam of Election and Ambrose bay 1901 by Kingston Virginia Water by Hampton Bred to Voter VoterAnthem Anthem ch 1007 by Flotow St Cypria by St Gaticn With colt at foot by Delhi Bred to Voter VoterBclgravia Bclgravia dam of the stake winners Grosvenor and Black Toney br 100 by Ben Brush Bonnie Gal by Galopin Bred to Celt CeltCap Cap and Bells winner of tlie Epsom Oaks and dam of Boots and Saddle Test Wamba etc br 1SOS by Domino BcnMyChree by Galoplu Bred to Voter VoterCerito Cerito dam of tlio stake winners Ballot Stolen Moments Virginia Earle etc ch 1SSS by Low ¬ land Chief Merry Dance by Doncastcr Bred to Voter VoterChancery Chancery br 1908 by Inflexible Legarc by Golden Garter with lilly at foot by Disguise Bred to Disguise DisguiseCoppclla Coppclla half sister to Ballot ch 1901 by Kingston Cerito by Lowland Chief Bred to Voter VoterDominoes Dominoes dam of Earls Court Mystify Nan ¬ keen etc ch 1S9S by Domino Editha by Master Kiidare with colt at foot by Delhi Bred to Sweep SweepDreaming Dreaming sister to Trance and half sister lo Peter Quince br 190S by Ben Brush Fair Vision by Tonchet Bred to Celt CeltEcatarlna Ecatarlna dam of Votes br 190t by Commando Katberine II by St Simon Bred to Voter VoterFairv Fairv Sprite sister to Early and Often and half sister to Peter Pan ch 1900 by Voter Cinderella by Hermit Bred to Celt CeltGingham Gingham dam of Apron Spin Oiitram etc ch 189S by Domino Calico by Hampton Bred to Voter VoterHandmaid Handmaid dam of Fairy Godmother Susan Bribery etc ch 1S92 by Fcllowcraft Radha by Glenlyon Bred to Celt CeltHome Home Rule sister to Celt blk 190 by Com ¬ mando Maid of Erin by Amphion Bred to Voter VoterLady Lady Gay dam of Dolly Spanker Dazzle Trap ezist etc 1 1SSS by St Gatien Lady Emily bv Macaroni Bred to Ultimus UltimusMidge Midge br 1902 by Trenton Sandfly by Isonomy Ired to Voter Mintcake dam of Wild Mint Mentha Candidate Castleton etc b 1S95 by Marcion Mint Saitso by Young Melbourne with colt at foot brother to Castleton by Peter Pan Bred to Voter VoterNoondav Noondav dam of Besom Suffragette Suffragist Summer Cloud Vandergrift etc ch 1SOS by Domino Sundown by Springfield Bred to Voter VoterOlovia Olovia h m 1907 by Ornns Balsam Fir by Friars Balsam Bred to Voter VoterOptimo Optimo dam of Sysonby b 1S9G by Ormc Speculum mare Breil to Voter Pastorelia dam of Colin ch 1S92 by Spnng tiold Griselda by Strathmore Bred to oter oterPink Pink Domino dam of Sweep Selectman Sween awav Curiosity etc b 1S97 by Domino Belle Rose by Beamlfscrt Bred to Hen Brush BrushPretty Pretty Maiden sister to Bobrlnski br 1S99 by Kingston Katherine II l y St Simon Bred to Disguise DisguiseKoval Koval Rose dam of Iron Mask Transvaal Lan ¬ castrian Regal etc b 1891 by Royal Hampton Belle Rose by Beaudesert Bred to Disguise DisguiseRunaway Runaway Girl dam of Gretna Green Meggs Hill Pankhurst Infatuation Wedding Bells etc ch 1807 by Domino Fair Vision by Touchet Bred to Sweep SweepSt St Cvpria dam of Cloak Cprienne All Saints All SoulK Hallowmas etc b 1SSS by St Gatien Macaria by Macaroni Bred to Hippodrome HippodromeSandilv Sandilv dam of Out of Reach Mosquito Punky Patriot etc br 1SS9 by Isonomy Sandiway by Doncuster Bred to Hippodrome HippodromeSkim Skim dam of Oasis Sllnpery etc and sister to Toboggan br 1S9S by Kingston Glide by Chip ¬ pendale Bred to Voter VoterTsarina Tsarina dam of Daragane hr 1902 by King ¬ ston Katherine II by St Simon Bred to Voter White Rose dam of Tow ton Field Rose Queen Yorkist Incantation Whitcchapcl etc ch 1SS9 by byiWsmvJci iWsmvJci Cofcefla ty PiUet Crea to Pelbl


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