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WILL TRAIN TWENTY-FOUR Haughton s Western Division of Greentree Stable Completed Thirteen Two-Year-Olds. LEXINGTON, Ky., April 1. The western division of Mrs. Payne "Whitneys Greentree Stable has finally been completed, according to an announcement today by trainer Ed Haughton, and the stable comprises twenty-four horses, including thirteen two-year-olds, ten three-year-olds and one four-year-old. Mr. Haughton recently received eight horses from head trainer T. W. Murphy at Macon, Ga., this shipment completing the string for western racing in 1930. The majority of the two-year-olds are training well, and, all in all, look exceptional well. They are well bred, being by such sires as St. Germans, Pennant, Peter Pan, John P. Grier, "Wrack and Ballot. Chief of the handicap horses Mr. Haughton Is training are Stars and Bars and Monticello. The complete list follows: Flam Boy, ch. c, 2. by Ballot rost Girl. Tack, eh", c, 2, by Pennant Bridgewise. Shining, blk. c, 2, by Peer Pan Resplendent. Magic Flute, ch. c, 2, by AVildair Quell. Good Jest, ch. c, 2, by Dark Jest Lady Be Good. Reverberate, ch. f, 2, by Thunderer Flora Mc-Flimsey. Spring Cleaning, b. f, 2, by Broomstick Ravage. Tarpon, ch. c, 2, by John P. Grier Marian. Lightning Bolt, b. c, 2, by Wrack Margie C. Tavy, ch. f, 2, by St. Germans Alster Cross. Mill Bay, ch. f, 2, by St. Germans Frcsnay. Spar, b. c, 2, by Peter Pan Fair Feint. Dor Pat, ch. f, 2, by Peter Pan Riga. Dogvane, cli. f, 3, by Pennant Maracaibo. Upsedaisy, b. f, 3. by St. Germans Fun. Bar Sinister, ch. f, 3, by Upset Royal Dainty. Cradle, b. f, 3, by Ladkin Aloft. Coifee, li. f. 3, by St. Germans Cafe au I.ait. Monticello, b. c, 3, by Spanish Prince II. Mic-cosukoe. Midi, b. c, 3, by nigh Time Galanta. King Pin, ch. g, 3, by Xegofol Susan Lenox. Lazy Susan, ch. f, 3, by St. Germans Idle Dell. Coocoo Paw, ch. g, 3, by John P. Grier Mad nand. The famous mare Prudery, dam of the stake winners "Whiskery and Victorian, continues dangerously ill at the Whitney farm here, and doctors hold little hope for her recovery. The mare foaled a filly by St. Germans Thursday night, although the youngster was not supposed to arrive until six weeks hence.
