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v - r r e v ii s n - r r e I. e e i. p I MORE MARES COMING FROM ENGLAND. The British Bloodstock Agency shipped on the . steamship Minnehaha. which left England October • 23. some valuable well-bred mares and foals for . America. To A. B. Hancock was shipiicd Pietra. a good-e baking bav mare, foaled in 19u5. a winner, by Iietermaritzburg. iby St. Sinion out of Briar-root • winner of the One Thousand Guineas, by Spring-il . field. She has a filly foal by Radium, which also comes to Mr. Hancock. Tlie mare herself is in foal 1 to Myram, a son of Flying Fox. and brother to Jardy. To E. It. Bradley was sent: Macaroon, brown , mare. 1!Mi7 dam of Tipsey Cake, a winner in 1914. bv Marco -St. Rosalia which is closely related to i Derides, winner of the St. Leger. Tills mare is in , foal to Buckwheat winner of the Duke of York ; Stakes, a sou of Martagou. vvhose first yearlings have been in much demand this year. The mare is i accompanied by a black filly foal by Mativezin. Presanella. a young mare by Cyllene — Ayah which i won law Champagne Stakes. H..ue.-ister. :lml over r $|iinkii by Ayrshire- Biserta winner of the Ches ter Cup and dam of Oolotta. which won fMandKM. The next dam is Carina, which bred Isabel, the dam i of St. Frusquiu. Presaucllu is iu foal lo the Derby • winner, St. Amant. Presanella is dam of Aniars. a i winner in 1914. and also of Cnlverin, which was • placed second in 1913. Badoura. bay mare. 1908. which won the Range-more - Stakes. Derby. Sefton Park Plate, Liveriiool and Bradford Handicap. Liverpool. She also ran i second in four other races. She is by St. Amant — - ■ Cretan Belle. She won four races and has produced 1 seven winners, and is. moreover, a half-sister to the 9 successful race horse and fine stayer, Wavelets s Pride. Radoura has a colt f.;al by Radium, to which i sire the mare is again in foal. The two-year-old filly May Bird, by Thrush — May F Bruce, dam of Wolfe Land, a successful race horse, which .won eleven races. Including tbe London Cup [ and Duke of York Stakes, and ran fourth in the e St. Leger. Mares of this class should be a fine acquisition a to tlie breeding studs of America. Wrack will be shipped to Mr. Hancock about the e end of the month.
