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TIMELY TTJEF GOSSIP FE0M KENTUCKY. October 11.— This «eek there are I ...... i» Kv n lumber of race- on the program at Ij.toi.ia which •i. L. Jcb dm have its outstanding feature. 1 hese . ;...:„ which will bring out horses rated in « the beat of the various ages now in train ,,e.:,-"re on Tuesday then- i- a bandbap far a for two-vear-obls at five and one half «-7«.". „rse "Ion*" Wed. BT the big race is a Mtu* ,"rs» at one ni.le and a sixteenth: on I hurs-V • m thT00 handicap purse is for all ages at • "rt.™ while "ii Friday there is a purse .f"5jr*? three-year-olds a, three-quarters and * ", handicap at one mile and one eiglith. «£. Ii II bi. lo- sn*" reMiag H«dge ... V:,I li.isiibe. whi.b .s mom a«ra#d i.y r.i, wear " V Unruli* ind be will be turned oi.i lb. re ;7 ,;V.| VI Henry will :.bo send Die ..year-obi «Tlv Lady Botha to this establish- VValck FiaUrni,,«hich cuutains 30S acre., it- ! ! , , rapblly taking rank as one of the great breeding, ostabli-hments of Kentucky. Mr. Murphy now has the -talli.ms Golden Maxim and Boots and Saddle in tie stud there, and at present on the place are a nttailKT of good mares, most of whicli he now owns. Anior.g the number ::re Sue Smith, dam of Meridian at:d Winning Witch; Fairy Dell. Bright-st n«-. MoiKgonscry Cooper, the dam of Montgomery: Onwei:spa. Diamonds and Kubies. Belle of Deland, Gold of Opl.ir. Wishing King. Mary Bodine. Lilly Mac. Evelyn Ooris. Lady Luxury and Ethel Pace, the dam if Alfoid Ntfbl*. Of the*8 males Wish ing King is now in foal to Zeus and Gold of Ophir to Peep oDay. All the others named above are now in foal to Golden Maxim. Among the weanlings now on the place is a handsome bay colt by Garry Herrmann— Miss C. the dam of Azyiade. which Mr. Murphy thinks highly of. Ho has recently purchased the bay weanling colt by Garry Herrmann — Silver Dear, and the bay colt by Garry Herrmann — Little Nell, as well as a chestnut colt out of an Baker mare, for George I. Widener. the Philadelphia turfman. One of the best weanlings on the place is the brother to Alford Nob.e. which is owned by Fields Bros, of Missouri. At the close of the Latonia meeting 3. 1inen-settor will ship Lady P-incbita and Whim to Wal-deek Farm and they will both be maled to Golden Maxim next spring, this being the last year that either c.f these mares will race. Mr. Murphy intends in lime to make Wabb-ck Farm one of the great breeding estates of all Kentucky. He is in the market now to secure young mares and intends to ultimately have in his possession a band of a half hundred good broodmares. For a year or two yet he may continue to sell bis yearlings, hut in time it is his purpose to embark on the turf, with a big racing stable of horses of his own breeding. The only horse that he has lately raced is I.illows. which is n w at Wahleek Kami and will not be trained again uutil next year. tiiough she looks exceedingly good this fall. Waldeck Farm was once the place that housed the breeding and racing establishment of Carl Jungbluth and it was there that the tine race horse The Picket was developed. Being a man of wealth and much enterprise, this place, uiid-r the ownership of Mr. Murphy, is certain to cut a big figure in the thoroughbred racing and breeding world. If she rests up after her long trip from Louisville to Sweetwater. Texas, in a satisfactory manner. A. Newman will race the great live-ycar-o!d mare Pan Zareta at Juarez again next winter with the big string of other horses he will ship to that track early in the coining month from the Newman breeding ranch bj Texas. l»an Zarela has been returned home with the record of having won more races on the big tracks in this country. Mexico and Canada than any mare ever bred in the I.nne Star State. In fact, in i.ne respect, no mare ever bred in America has equalled her record, inasmuch as in four years which constitutes her present reenrd. in M year she has failed to win as many as thirteen or more races. She has to date wen fifty-six races and earned 7,027. Her record to her last win at the lata meeting at Churchill Downs. Louisville, by jean, is as follows: rear. Age. Sts. 1st. 2.1. 3.1. Won. 1912 2 19 13 3 2 $".512 1913 3 33 15 S 3 S 95 MM 4 M 13 !» 2 T.MS 1915 5 20 15 I 4 7.540 There is no case in the racing records of America of ■ Mere equaling Pan Zaretas record as a three Bad a livi-i -ear-old. as in each of these years she has w .n a t-.tal of fifteen races. To ton all her remarkable performances, she left Churchill Downs for Texas last week as sound as on the day she was first stripped to run in her first two-year-old race at the Juarez track in 1912. A. L. Austin now has eleven horses at the La-t ilia track. Three of these. Schemer. The Spirit and Cliff Stream, are owned by N. Macfarlaue. a wealthy turfman of Montreal. Can., who was racing his hor-es in Kentucky this year for the first time. The other members of this stable, all of which etc •weed bv Austin, are Indolence. Coniinouada. Millstone, winner of the recently run Golden Bod Stakes at Clmrehiil iiowns: Gypsy Blair. Tito. Investment and two vearliugs. lw th by The Commoner. One is a bay liilv out of Miss Alice and the other a black tiliv out of Ladv Eastman. This i- the biggest siahle that Austin has ever campaigned and this has bet ii- of bis best years on the turf as an owner and trainer.
