. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. January 4, 1902] &He gveeiiev ant> gtjrovtsnttm Broodmare Sires. Dates Allotted by the Jockey Club. "Columbus," the always entertaining editor of the At a meeting of the stewards of The Jockey Club "Western Department" ia the Western Horseman pub- held in New York last week, the following dates for lishes the following interesting table in the issue of tne season 0f 1902 were allotted to the seven associa- December 27th and adds a few notes that will cause tions under the jurisdiction of the governing body, some breeders to scratch th
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. January 4, 1902] &He gveeiiev ant> gtjrovtsnttm Broodmare Sires. Dates Allotted by the Jockey Club. "Columbus," the always entertaining editor of the At a meeting of the stewards of The Jockey Club "Western Department" ia the Western Horseman pub- held in New York last week, the following dates for lishes the following interesting table in the issue of tne season 0f 1902 were allotted to the seven associa- December 27th and adds a few notes that will cause tions under the jurisdiction of the governing body, some breeders to scratch their heads and do a little According to the schedule, the Metropolitan Jockey thinking: Club, which is building a new and elaborate institution "Much is being written of late of advantage to be at Jamaica, has not been recognized, derived from breeding a mare belonging to one of the Already upwards of $100,000 has been expended on "broodmare families" to a stallion which is a member the Jamaica plant and the association -was relying upon of that family best noted for prepotency through its getting a license for the coming year, in fact, it esti- sons. Formerly it was considered the proper thing to mated on being ready to give a spring meeting, breed a daughter of Mambrino Chief or a daughter of The track is finished and foundations have been laid American Star to Hambletonian 10. Later came the for the stands, club houses and other buildings. The Wilkes-Mambrino Patchen cross, the Hambletonian- contracts for the stables amounted to over $100,000 Pilot, Jr., cross, etc. From the beginning of the light alone. harness horse industry it has been customary to speak From what can be learned from some of these inter- of certain families as being essentially "broodmare ested, the building will be continued in the oope of families," but the day for such comment is certainly getting favorable results in 1803; in fact, the work of past, especially in view of what t
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