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j | Hirsch Trains Lasker Juveniles LEXINGTON, Ky., April 13.— Among l the horses Max Hirsch is training for Ed- I | ward J. Lasker, of Port Chester, N. Y., are I four two-year-olds he purchased from Hal Price Headley. who was acting for himself | j and L. Louis Lee Haggin II., a son-in-law. I Lasker acquired the juveniles as yearlings I land they were shipped to Columbia, S. C, for early education. One is a brown son of Menow and Lakme, who is a half-brother to Dinsen. Stagef right and Holster; a bay son of Sir Damion and Dark Polish is a half-brother to the stakes winner I ! Menex, and a bay son of Johnstown and i Apogee is a half-brother to Air Raider and Bulls Eye. Apogee won the 1936 renewal of the Arlington Lassie Stakes for Headley. The other youngster is a chestnut son of Sir Damion and Zenith.
