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SIRE OF JUSTICE F DEAD I I Abbots Trace Passes Away in England Noted Son Is Standing in Kentucky. NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 3. Abbots Trace, sire of Justice F., the fine young stallion Thomas J. Shaw, of this city, has 3 at Thos. Piatts Brookdale Farm in Kentucky, " died last month at the stud of the late I Lord Dewar, in England, according to a news report from that country. In addition to Justice F., winner of close to 00,000, , winners sired by Abbots Trace included 1 The McNab, winner of the Royal Hunt Cup p and Chesterfield Cup; Abbots Speed, double e winner of the Kempton Park Jubilee Stakes; The Black Abbot, Roral, Doctor Doolittle, ; Slipper and others. While riding Abbots Trace in the Epsom a Derby of 1920, jockey Steve Donoghue, h almost lost his life. After leading the field d into the long "straight" or stretch, Abbots s Trace was thrown by the erratic Sarchedon, when the latter -swerved into him. Spion n Kop won the race with Archaic second and d Orpheus third. Justice F.s first crop of two-year-olds Is race this season and one of his sons, Justic c Logan, was an impressive winner at Jefferson f- Park here two weeks ago. His book k for the coming breeding season is full, according to word reaching Mr. Shaw.
