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s - r - : YOUNG RACERS OF YEARS TO COME. Over Fifty Foals of This Year Now at Beaumont and La Belle Stud Farms. Lexington, Ky., June 30. There are tliib year at Hal Price Headleys Beaumont and La Belte Farms, which embraces approximately 2,000 acres, fifty-three thoroughbred foals, and in this fine weather they are growing fast. At the sides of their graz- ing dams, these youngsters make a picture to fill the eve of the horse lover who visits the woodland pastures, for all of the types are represented in the number. Twenty-four of the fifty-three are by Uncle, property of Messrs. Headley and Miller and the premier stallion at Beaumont. They are, on the whole, a highly attractive band. They would be that even were it not for the existence of those three gtod two-year-olds Tracksend, War Machine and Motor Cop which have scored brackets under the Macomber colors. There is no questioning the establishment of Uncle as the best son of the sightless Star Shoot, a mighty progenitor on this side of the water. Here is a list of the little ones by Uncle: Chestnut colt Planutess dam of Tracksend and Queen of the Water.. Bay filly Princess Orna dam of Ticket, Indolence, Moonlight and War Machine. Bay colt Xarco dam of Motor Cop. Bay colt St. Ursula dam of Sister Florence. Chestnut filly Thirty-Third dam of Buckhorn, Over the Sands, Triad and Midway. Chestnut filly Malta. Chestnut filly Saratoga Belle. Bav filly Ave Marie. Chestnut filly Lady Paramount. Bay colt Continental. Bay colt Our Lassie. Chestnut colt Nigella dam of Oracle. Chestnut colt Last Cherry. Bay filly Katrine. Bay filly Unseen. Bay colt Qualify. Chestnut colt Dike. Bay filly Matterhorn. Bay filly Velocity. Bay filly Busy Edith. ... Chestnut colt Star Dreamer dam of six winners. Bay colt Winafred A. Brown filly Tehera. Bay colt Lady Savoy. Five of the sucklings are by Buckhorn and sight of them brings to one intuitively the expression, "what a pity that horse could not have lived." Mr. Headley says these foals are among the best on his farm in every- respect. One is a black filly, dam Natanie D. Then there is a bay filly, dam Sairitoiat; a bay colt, dam Adelaide T., which was a mighty good mare in the hands of Jack Adkins; a bay colt, dam Cutpurse, and a bay filly, dam Margie D. There are four by George W. J. Bissells Rapid Water and they also are above the average in appearance. One is a chestnut filly, dam Mettie Beraud; another a bay colt, dam Lady Ornama; then a bay c61t, dam Icaria, and a bay colt, dam Alberta H. The remaining foals are as follows: Bay colt by Aldford English Keadean. Bay colt by Jim Gaffney Milky Way. Chestnut colt by Cock otlie Walk Privateer. Bay filly by Star Shoot Marion Casey. Chestnut filly by Blues Royal Lady. Chestnut colt by Ogden Round the World. Chestnut filly by Eyebrow Lottie Darr. Bay colt by Ogden Broonileaf. : Chestnut colt by Great Britain Some Kid. Chestnut filly by Broomstick Tranid. Chestnut colt by Stedfast English Mey. Bqy filly by Wrack Ballymena. Bay filly bv Jack Atkin Dentifrice. Chestnut filly by Ivan the Terrible Melissa. Bay colt by Ivan the Terrible Anna Ray. Chestnut colt by Ivan the Terrible Rebellion. Bay colt by Mushroom English Frencli Essex. Bay filly by Jack Atkin Her Ladyship. Chestnut colt by Sea King Miss Granville dam o j of Little Nephew. Chestnut filly by Cock 6 the Walk Lady Galopin. The foals of Keadean, Privateer, Mey, Ballymena, French Essex arid Lady Galopin are the- property of Frederick Johnson. The youngster, dam French Essex, resembles Omar Khayyam somewhat in color and conformation. The Broomstick Tranid o 0 colt is the property of Schuyler L. Parsons. , . ; : ; ! . i " I ; 1
