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A. Seriesi - 7--S oF THE horse jP m Tiie principal involvements of the ankles are osselets and sesamolditis. An osselet is a fibrous swelling, usually on the front surface of the fetlock Joint. Osselets may develop calcium deposits. These growths can become quite large and may result in a mechanical stiffness of the joint. Sesamoiditis is an inflamation of the sesamoid bones— two little bones beneath the ankle joint. A severe or unusual strain can bring about an inflamation which may cause an ulceration or roughening of the bone surfaces. Fractures of the sesamoids are common. To differentiate between sesamoiditis and a fracture, it may be necessary to X-ray the Joint. iTt ... : ■ NEWTOWN PIKE jw—i LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY rhone2-«551 . . . . The owners of Johns Joy wish to thank the many breeders who In Appreciation . . . have patronized the young son of *Bull Dog. He had a full book in 1954 for the third straight year. Due, we believe, to Johns Joys » ■ m ability to sire outstanding individuals and to his high fertility the IffelBIIC Ifflff over-all quality of the mares bred to him has improved each year, till Afilld vUJf Bookings already made for 1955 indicate his mates next year will be the best group yet. His first foals will reach the yearling markets this summer. Great Circle made his first season at stud in 1954. His owner rVAtll rSvfilA wishes to state his gratification at the fine group of mares., many IIAGUi ullwlv owned by some of Americas most discriminating breeders, which were bred this spring to the young son at *Beau Pere. It is hoped that he will redeem this faith. We believe he will. His pedigree represents a combination of bloodlines which already have achieved * C A KENNEY signal success throughout the world. He, himself, showed brilliant . , * * , . „ speed at two, won a Derby at three, won important handicaps at Newtown Pike Lexington, Ky. . -|i/4 and j% mj|es at four anc| five. TU/r* AT KEENELAND, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 28 I WU REVOKED— EVER AFTER _ . _ Half brother of four winners, including the stakes winners Arch Enemy and fOI Mirthmaker 3,475i EVER AFTER is a half-sister of Eternal Bull, Bull I J Brier, Eternity, etc. dv REVOKED— WHITE SAMITE ° 1 Half brother of four winners, including Snuzzle 0,000, and the handicap 0P//i/rrN winner, Golden Mite. WHITE SAMITE is a half-sister of Sir Damion, |t V J IxHL/ Sobieha, and Omayya, dam of four stakes winners including the 00,000 winners Dart By and Atalanta. NUCKOLS BROTHERS HURSTLAND FARM S Will Offer at Keeneland in |_j July a Filly by A 5un Again - Big Beauty W BIG BEAUTY, a daughter of Man o War, has produced four win- Nners, including Fortify, dam of stakes winner Fort Salonga. She P is a half-sister of three stakes . producers, among them Ship C Ablaze dam of Mystery Lady; granddam of sprint champion Sheilas Reward. This yearling is bred similar to the outstanding p race mare Sunshine Nell, a daugh- . ter of Sun Again out of Nellie A Flag, whose sire was Man o Wars son American Flag. 11 J. R. HILL, Manager HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY MR. J BUSHER 6?W Sire of Two of 1954s Leading Two-Year-Olds IN THE EAST , , . FANTINE BUSHER Winner of a divisiqn of Delawares Polly Drummond Stakes. IN THE WEST ... V BEAU BUSHER Winner of Bay Meadows Beau Brummel Stakes. MR. BUSHER made a fine showing with his first crop— two-year-olds of 1953— when he had six winners — all winners of non-claiming races. Included was the top filly, INCIDENTALLY, winner of the Rancocas, Polly Drummond and Co//een Stakes; plus stakes-placed Springside. His second crop is doing even better and already includes two stakes winners. MR. BUSHER, a son of War Admiral-Baby League, and a full brother of Busher, is the sire of one of SPENDTHRIFTS top Keeneland Summer Sales prospects — a chestnut filly out of San Bon/fa. Her dam has produced two winners and is a half-sister of Calgary, dam of two stakes winners. Incidentally also was sold as a yearling by SPENDTHRIFT. She cost 0,000, and won 4,500 at two. ■Remember in 1953 SPENDTHRIFT FARM Led All Keeneland Summer and Saratoga Consignors in Number of Two-Y ear-Old Stakes Winners Sold in 1952 Leslie Combs II. SPENDTHRIFT iron works pike j r c n lm n iv i r i r FARM aiyiyi Lexington, Kentucky Home of *.E„.AP.MIRAL COMTE DE GRASSE LORD BOSWELL REQUESTED ad!?1 *C0RTIL MR. BUSHER ROYAL BLOOD ♦ nrP *ESPRIT DE FRANCE *NIZAMI II. * ROYAL CHARGER • ♦ *BERNBOROUGH JET FLIGHT * NORSEMAN *SHANNON II. BILLINGS JET PILOT PROVOCATIVE WAR JEEP SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS HIGH GUN - The Belmont Winner WAS BRED, RAISED, AND SOLD AS A YEARLING BY PALMEADOW STOCK FARMS K: M. and W. P. Little At Keeneland, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 28,7f Will Sell Gr. ., by *Flushing II. — Black Rage. * Br. c, by Johns Joy— Waza Sweep. B. c, by Easy Mon— Blue Tack. Ch. a, by Papa Redbird— Xcitable. r B. c.f by Errard — Miss Lantern. fBr. ., by Polynesian — Fantomos. [Consigned by Palmeadow and Dr. E. W. Thomas. LEXINGTON KENTUCKY
