Winner Of French Grand Prix: Comrade The 25 Colt Of Royal Lineage---His Blood A Modern Combination, Through Gallinule And Spearmint, Like That Of Macaroni And Bend Or, Daily Racing Form, 1920-07-20

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WINNER OF FRENCH GRAND PRIX COMRADE THE 125 COLT OF ROYAL LINEAGE HIS HISBLOOD BLOOD A MODERN COMBINATION THROUGH THROUGHGALLINULE GALLINULE AND SPEARMINT LIKE THAT THATOF OF MACARONI AND BEND OR By EXILE EXILELnst Lnst year it was thn blnck Grand Parade winning the Derby and now it is the black Comrade win ¬ ning the Grand Prix The breeding of tho Grand Prix winner is of especial interest to students of pedi ¬ gree in that a successful combination of blood like unto that of Rend Or and Macaroni may have been found in the uniting of the strains of Gallinule and Spearmint To lead off this season Spion Kop by Spearmint Hanimerkop by Gallinule was first home for the Derby and Sourabaya dam of the most recent winner of lie Grand Prix is as near as can be sister to him for Sourabaya is by Spearmint Sirenia sister to Spion Kops dam the Cesarewitch winner Hanimerkop HanimerkopRacing Racing as undertaken abroad is quite different from racing as carried on in this country Colts and fillies abroad are not raced to excess in their younger days and if as juveniles they are found capable of racing even respectably are not condemned as niere platers but are expected to and often do im ¬ prove on anything they may have shown in their first season on the turf Such a one is Comrade who though he won all of his three starts as a twoyearold never flew at high game being content to win the Moor Open TwoYearold Plate of 1320 at Linglield Park and the Great Sapling Plate of 2215 at Sandown and one other at that age This year Comrade had up until the last of May only won once ahead in a field of thirteen for the Paradise Plate at Hurst Park May 1 but he was beaten afterward His Grand Prix success according to recent reports from Kngland as published in Daily Racing Form was not quite expected expectedBachelors Bachelors Double is a member of the house of I5end Or and was of course bred in Ireland and is a son of one of the few maidens Tredennis which have attained to genuine success as sires Bachelors Hniihip ns liisr winnln score of over Sr fl 000 showsKVis uoshiucltiiifjnricohoi sohiiii a lf Iiia tvliiniiiir essays including the Irish Derby City aiid Suburban Handicap Royal Hunt Cup and Great Jubifce Han ¬ dicap at Kempton Park Lady Ilawn all breeders please take notice is a twin daughter of the black son of Isonomy Le Noir which is a member of the extreme outside family No 29 and this twin marc 43 half sister to Pretty Pollys conqueror and Ascot Gold Cup winner that sterling campaigner Bach ¬ elors Button Their dhni Milady by the Herod horse Grand Prix and Derby winner Kisber and Lady Bawn a member of the famous Alone by Hermit Irish branch of family No 21 21Sourabaya Sourabaya is just another of those wellbred mares which are famous as the dams of good race horses whose turf records are of only mediocre merit Sourabaya made two fruitless attempts as a two yearold and won but one of her three starts the following year and this the Atalanta Stakes at Sandown Park Sourabayas dam Sirenia which is of course by Gallhutlc was a superior race filly winning all of her four starts as a twoyearold in Ireland winding up with a victory in the National Produce Stakes of 3323 at The Curragh As a threeyearold on being sent across to Kngland Sirenia took tnc Dnke of York Stakes the one and onequarter miles Great Jubilee Handicap at Kempton Park and ran fourth to Berrill for the Cambridgeshire Sirenia is besides the dam of that good race marc and daughter of St Simon Siberia and of the One Thousand Guineas winner Klectra dam of the 1019 good two yearold Orpheus which this year ran third to Spion Kop for the Derby DerbyGallinue Gallinue sire of Sirenia is of course the leading brood mare sire over there but unlike his sire Isonomy was a chestnut deriving his coloring from Hermit sire of his dam Moorhen I am free to admit I cannot quite understand the color scheme but I do know the chestnut Hermit showed a marked ability in color control and also that Hermit was a wonderful bropd mare sire and that Gallinule takes after him in this particular and this is attributable at least in my opinion to his dam Seclusion and his granddam Miss Sellon both being of Herod descent Bend Or Ur Urchestnut I J Doncaster 5 Kendal Li j Rouge Rose 1 Tredennis 4 chestnut 1S83 j Winderine Macaroni 14 14Miss Miss Agnes 1 chestnut 1898 f Hermit JNowminster S Seclusion 5 St Marguerite Devotion JStockwell 3 Alcestis 4 Le Noir 29 Isonomy 19 jSterling 12 12Isola Isola Bella 19 black 18S9 Lady Bawn21 I Knavery J Lord Clifden 2 2Flutter Flutter 29 chestnut 1902 4 J Buccaneer 14 14Mineral Milady Mineral 4 Alone j Hermit 5 lght21 YoiingMelbonrne jToxophilite 3 Carbine ° Dght3 West Australian bay 1SS5 J Knowsley 3 Spearmint 1 Clemence 2 f bay 1903 Mint Sauce Maid of the Mint AVarble j Skylark Coturnix JSterling Gallinule 19 19chestnut Isola Bella chestnut 1S34 j Hermit Sirenia 19 fSis to Ryshworth brown 1895 I Thunderbolt Reverberation jj The Golden Horn HornJ J Wenlock Sis to Ryshworth


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