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» J J ! I 1 j ; I • I I , I ; J j i ■ I I , j j I ! r i . b i :i BEND OR AND DOMINO BLOOD Shows Proponderance in Twenty Leading Sires of Last Year. ; ] • Figures for 1921 Indicate Older , Horses Better Provided For in Stake and Purse Distribution. i — — M.W 1 ORF X. V . , .. ■. 21 A -... | the Mood liaea ••; the twea j leadiag s|n.s af i;»-i I ikowa i pi pottderam , of tie- blood of two borsea, the .i;Lr..-. Bead »i and the Aaaericaa DaeaiBv. . ■ ■ ao fi . i than Itc atallioaa ihat trace , i« eaca ■•! these borsea In tin first a aecoad - aer atioa 1 The aoeaea which ■ aad hign oa the roll of hoaer In tins eonatry traciag to Bead t ," are Kronawtick, trhose graaddaai Bylrabelle u- by thai horse f il Play, a hose daai Pair] GoM waa by Itentt Or; ■ S.ip.-. man. whose dam Anomaly was a daughter o" j Bead to. Ogdea, whose daai Oriole waa by Lend | Or, -i ti Olaatba t. whose sise Oram waa h] Bend Or. Those tracinc i,t Doaiiao .ire Celt. Sweep, R BnyaMBde, Bapenaaa and TraaaTaal. Celt, Baper-man aad Traasn tal were bj CoauuiBdo sob of Doaiino, while be dams ..f Bweea aad Raaayaaede a i , . by Beasiao It ias he. i the • -is ..in to :.;i,i Faall rll lb American systeai , •" racing becanse ■ prepooderance | .■! the stake aad aaroo amaey has r,,i mase yean [been offered lor two-year-olds, iastead of r©r eoa-teata i I would hrinu oat the older borsea in rac ea ralliag for »taatiaa as well as speed. Figures for tiie year »l 1921 coai piled by Doily Raeiag Fom | indicate thai this eeaditloa «liil not exist for i ii. aasl twelve mouths ;, ml aa aaalyaia of T!i - wiaaiag produce of the twenty leadiag aires caaaol fail to i | comfort io those who hare bees battling for :, retara to the period whea fhere waa every ea-eoarageaaeal to beep horses In traiaiag l ;m.i their three-year-eld form. Of !i- twenty leaden ILere are oalj foar sires ariiooe besl a nnei Ktn a rw« -year-old. Ii . -e were , RunayaMde, v. in ■ mm Morrich led and11 toaspetitora youat! ,1 »ld m th winniaga of Ml..""i: i . . — 1 r i Bi - :..• a fb i-.i" PbaatOBi and ber Lie races of .i ralue •! •••_ i.:.."-n: Kens, with Bndann and fire races worth f!4,Soi Glambala. whose daughter I uu -ecap won f. ■ races ol i rain. sit.tnl. and Dick Finneil. whose best wiauci .:.s Joba i Inn it Ii i ::••• . rac • rain .! at 3 4»;7 CELT ANB- STAR SKOOT LEADERS. Bevea Iket sires achieved teir greates dislinc. 1 ti.ui throogh three-yeai i 4s Celt, the leadiag sire ol the year, with a total of s.i!t.._; 7 earned by fifty-two rcprcseuta iv,-s. bad the flash] chestnut ; ou i. Me "v- i ■ be op ol his list with ICU ; t." as the reward for three races, bis chief honor com mis ■, • be ai diam ■•■ tb La ■••• i en e R i tioa Btar Shoot, whi . like Celt t dead and gone, was second oi the list of winning sires Be had thai splendid col Krej a. as hia best wianer. Niae rictories for :i total ••: M2.rdM was the fiae showing of iins roil in tpite .1 lajnries which ted iiiiu from taking part ia some of bis engagements aad iron .i.,.na his i.--si m othen in Which !•■ a:.s -oi iii to -:, ■ v his best form i That wear and fitij Careful was Wracks Lest winner with tea races ■ f .. otal "t 9,930 aad .! tough nm die was to -rack wheo at her best as far as -io- eould ma. Broomstick, which is »,•■. ■liili ofl the :• i ..r last j .1 - sires bad Brouaa-spun .is his chief in.. nee whinet with stt.ci aa ■ s -; . uao was • araed bi I be Preah at ■■•- i i. s eol . uni i, w.i~ i, ui of the Rock Baad dam Spun Glass and hack ol thai had Handspun, hj Haaorer. aad Spinaway, by L.-.-n: iigton. to ion-i,.~s his nnii-ua! |iedigree. would iarc no doahl ■om nto the at ■.■... end of I is ■ -i ine ■:•.,.■: U i ■ i nm :• it n d tr »3 .-•! i - • of a kit , bj Kenainc l«u st ..in div *p« rting Rl I, with tui rictories a trtli ?43.610, ■ Fail Ploys best rinm ... Iiis Int lies lie was go I itoll l.ik.- BnxHuspun, i .,• i ,,ii! of a Hock Sand dam. :• lj Ann. whose form I i spring was warred by ••• itrtcities |te uliar to h was I besl i no r f«i Sii|tei mat . b. I i nwies Nggregating •".",. while t:bo Cbo woa sj. ■■:. for Ja Vtkiu in six starts. BIG WXBMESS AKOITG OLDER HORSES. ■ • ■ ihirtl to I elt tnd S SImm was • ■ ■ terminator, whk-h w. n ., •■ of n i te ol s.",i;.sv7. n ••• figures prove it ;,..:■ - I t- ■■■ .: _,,i,o tors i raining 01 liei ■ .•-. i. ■ for Iheii sires as • n j ear olds or Boat m • . M.i l e. • • ■ ck i ltd v ■ | ,r. i ii. : . .• named v, .. .:... nest ■■ insvaal witl ,. "Csl Io ■ l« salt ol Ii is eight victories -nk- ..; i itii.-e in ■• I L lb - ; ,, , , Bhei Isirse In Tin «n Rett fa Mj "It: i - which .,!•.,-•■!..• King James, w«s one of he : Bbe won sfvet ; ices of u value of R31 •" v ■ fim showing foi » j r mans horse ! red Mnsante wis In luck the ,i.. e bought 1 - v rginbi bre l daughter of K i nr Jaws i Dderclan was Vnl«-ain*s largest winner, and ihe h •■ ,. gelding was ■ consistent ;. rformer, beiBg nnplae . hot t- m of tweotj ; n* starts His rictories l»r*mglit , reward ol s!: .si:i Captain ■ ■ : i ;-l Ogdens list a ith ■even victories Vah i was Balli ts best • and with 5,145 and the good stecplcehaset Bwcepment ■uowetl flat ,:. i ■ •:: i ifl h "lepper" of quaUty In pla iuc •v-i._ II ■ ■ edit of bin sin Bweep. H h ! i • ■ ; trter. Pea i;"s. and other Dal racers ■ the waj of • • i aings. There should • a lesson the showing au •■ by Bweepmeni I",: owners of horses with Jumping iinali- ; •■ i an too few cross-conntry horses i. promise sees i „;. i- ia this eeaatrj and [ m teli ol promising material might be recruited I aa i the ranks of bones raeiag oa the flat which never tttaia a ty thing out plating fona.
