Four Sires Now in Their Prime: Lines of Descent Resulting in the Excellent Horses Marathon, Sea King, Transvaal and Hessian, Daily Racing Form, 1919-10-30

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FOUR SIRES NOW IN THEIR PRIME Lines of Descent Resulting in the Excellent Horses Marathon, Sea King-, Transvaal and Hessian. Marathon, Sea King, Transvaal and Hesslon constitute n group of sires Influential In our breeding and now in tho prime of horse life. Marathon is the senior of the four by one year, and Just now is best represented In our racing by the extremely fast horse Jack Hare Jr. A few years back another son of his, Marlon Goosby, was quite an effective race horse nnd nlako winner. Ills breeding is of the best, and ho Is full of staying blood. Rightly mated he should some day send a great, cut horse to tho races. It will be observed that llend Or Is especially prominent In his pedigree, which In four generations also Includes the other Epsom Derby winners Doncaster, ialnpln, Shotover, Thor-maiiby, Macaroni and Hermit. It reads as follows: grlIaorJw-topa, 5? fJ UongoRose..n;iCya Z frnAnrnnl I SWCCtmCat . I Tiger i -"nenroni jocose Lily... "I .. The Cure ,o . , 2 J . L Poll? Aruwi. I Miss Agnes r rioi .i I Vedette Hh fSt. SlmoiJ QflII,ln----- - I Flying Duchess 2a J hr A","n" I Adeline 3 la r HondOiv.... f Doncaster I Oriiis-. ... I Rouge Rose Shotover.... Hermit I Stray Shot Sea King is a product iif the union of the two great English families of St. Simon and Isoiiomy. Ills sire, .Persimmon, was a truly great rati; horse, winner of the Epsom Derby and Doncaster St. Leger and a highly successful sire when his racing days were over. Sea King, represents u concentration of Eclipse blood. So far he imn sired no truly groat race horse, but his sons and daughters race usefully and some of better class should crop up presently. There is plenty of . Herod and Matchem blood In this country to furnish him it suitable affinity, and his descent. Is as follows: 1 f St. Simon ;!,I0", f eK nuchess h llPenllta f BS S 1 Ilermlone. . . . "K Melbourne v OJ I La Helle Helene aiLrr0w.f- tsasr gj 3l b,,!,,,,, " w4-g fReverbera- Thunderbolt w Re-echo. J tlon I The. Golden Horn iMnbille V.Vrmf saP I Hlgolbocho Transvaal Is a characteristic product of Castlcton Stud breeding American sire and English dam. He was not -the equal of his half-brother Pennant as a race horse, but was better than the average and won good races for his breeder, the late James R. Keene. From the time his progeny entered racing Transvaal has been one of our proved successful sires. This year he Is ably represented by a number of excellent campaigners. Including such as King Gorln, Blackie Daw, Boniface and the fleet filly Violet Bonnie. These are good enough for anybody and he may do better still. Ills lineage is: f Alarm r,., IIImyar L"! If Domino. i riJ bo-teK. ! I I-Emma C.J fDarebin few o Hi W ISew i 1 1 f V j"n:mpton-- tea toiilnP" I f King Tom 5 Princess .a J ton urinces I Mrs. Lincoln n Lfl Belle faudesert.. rsterling Rose . . Craig Miller Monte. Itosa f v I Hedge Rose Hessian was one of the best of the many renl race horses the Springfield sire, Watercress, sent Into American racing from the famous-Rnnebo del Paso Stud. He Is strictly. fore.Igniibredrjimixed English and Australian.. , His opportunities have been limited since entering stud life, but Grayssian and Aztirita have given him excellent advertising-.-in this years racing and his growing popularity .seems assured, especially when the high class of Ills .son Boots a few years back is recalled. 3 His pedigree is along somewhat unusual lines and there isprobably no horse living closer up to the Immortal". brood mare. Queen Mary, than is this" same Hessian. Here is his pedigree: " 1 f Spring- J- A11ans- liridis3"3 rj fiela---1 Viridis fMarwiw I yr. of Palmyra rnermit f Newminster o1 L Wharf- , J - Seclusion Ci-. " dale.,.1 Bonnie Doon. f KPhl Rhone fcgJ v I Queen Mary Sj2 I f Musket f Toxophilite S, f Trenton. J I D.of W.Auslian m a .2 1 Frailty f Goldsbrough gJ Flora Mclvor L I Thank- f-Paradox f Sterling Ol fnl " J I Casuistry Blosson ? Tug A , I Black Star


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