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I I ! I j NEWS OF KENTUCKY FARMS Fiily by Cudgel First Foal of Year at Nursery ■ Stud— Sweet Briar to Visit Fair Play. LEXINGTON, Ky., Jaaeary 17.— The first foal of the year at Major August Belinon.s Nursery Stud i is a filly by Cudgel -Yellow Sallie. by Slur Shoot Bailie hteCIcRand. Veltow Sullie is one of the mares Major Bchnoat aoaght dariag 19-1. she is to be ma ;ed with Hoartess. The filly eaase Monday it is a coiacideacc that Coatander J. K. L. Boss. owacr of Cmigei. accoaspaaied by Heno McDaaiel, ; ;- trainer, should bare arrlTed here on the day t.iis fiily was foaled. Coaaaaaader Boss has Cadgcl and :. dozen asarcs at Hany Morris.s.ys Keuiplaud Paras. Bweet Briar, dam of Sun Biiar. is coming to the Xarsery Btad froai Willis sharp. Kilmers Sun Briar Poor! at Biaghaatton. N. Y.. to riail Pair Play this seaaoa. Wiiiam PerkiaM oi. Monday took up George P. Bakers laha linn, which had beea liirned out at I Thomas Piatts farm He is to he pointed for the i Kentucky Dei by. | iallagaer Brothers base out-chased from s H I lie He- via ilia- coil by Delhi Lady Teresa. Carrol Beid. who trahsed Tin- Picket when be I won the Aineriian Derby, is here from HoaatoarUle I I lookiag ove.- the stallions in set rice with a view to; tile mating of fWTeral mares he owns. Thomas J. Heetey left Monday night for New York after barhmg usspected the stallions. Mare* and yearlings at Kirklevington Stud and visited the hreeilin™ establishments of VY J. Salmon. Major Aagust Belmont. Hal Price Headiey, Barry Payee Whitacy, .lo-eph B. Wideeer, Dau W. Scott and others.
