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Six Promising Juveniles To Race for King George GeorgeFour Four Colts and Two Fillies in BoydRochfort7s Care By Special Correspondent NEWMARKET England King George VI has half a dozen homebred twoyear olds in training with Captain Cecil Boyd Rochfort at Freemason Lodge this year jit is the first time that the Irish condi ¬ tioner has had charge of the horses in the Royal Stable and he is hopeful that they will carry their owners silks with distinction There are four colts and two fillies to race for His Majesty MajestyOf Of the colts Alencon a brown son of the Frenchbred sire Mienxce out of Fri vole by Friar Marcus probably claims prior notice being a strong wellribbed individual short of back and with plenty of heart room He may require more time to develop than his stablemates and make a better threeyearold than juvenile juvenileThere There is Crimson Lake a stylish racing like chestnut colt by the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes winner Flamingo out of Canvas by the St Leger Stakes and Ascot Gold Cup winner Solario out of the One Thousand Guineas Stakes heroine Scuttle that is bred in the purple purpleAn An attractive sort full of promise is the brown colt Fair Glint by the Derby and St Leger Stakes winner Hyperion out of Maiden Fair by the St Leger and Eclipse Stakes winner Fairway out of Maid of Perth PerthThe The last of the homebred colts is Put ¬ ting Green by Fairway out of Sanctorum a wellmade mediumsized youngster that is reported to be a sharp mover moverOf Of the Kings fillies the more promising is the strong shapely Knights Daughter a bay by that speedy race horse and most promising young sire Sir Cosmo out of Feola a mare that was second in the One Thousand Guineas and third in the Oaks Stakes A goodlooking filly is the aptly named PointtoPoint a bay daughter of Foxhunter out of Bread Card by Manna out of Book Debt by Buchan On her breeding she should make a distance racer
