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3® I THE Portland AREA NOW HAS SOMETHING 1969 foals ready for your inspection THE "EDMAR RANCH" FEATURES HY SWAPS EXCELLENT BROODMARE FACILITIES. SWAPS-POLYLADY, FOALING STALLS 12'x24’ POLYNESIAN 24 HOUR SUPERVISION. CONGRATULATIONS: PETITE DRAKE- ATTENDING D. V. M. FILLY. MISS SHERRY ANN-COLT. O AMELIA-COLT. OUI MAMZELL- FILLY. DEAR MADAM-COLT. SODALITY-FILLY. REJECTED MISS-FILLY. LEO PIN-COLT. KOOSKOOSIE-FILLY. PETITE PEBBLE-COLT. BOOK AGAIN-COLT. JASS MAMA-COLT ALL STALLIONS STAND AT . MORE LADIES ARE IN yA PRIVATE FEE. WAITING. yVT *100.00 AT BOOKING, NON- REFUNDABLE. BALANCE, LIVE FOAL. LOOKOUT POINT BOOKING ALL STALLIONS SW *99,720. FOR 1970. IT HAPPENED-ROMAN FIRE, ROMAN SOLDIER SIRE OF SW. WATCH HIS STARTING Horses 2 YEAR OLD. Boarded EDMAR RANCH, INC. ROUTE #2, BOX 480 TELEPHONE, AREA CODE 503 SANDY, OREGON 97055 668-6668 1 WE ARE LOCATED AT THE “CORNER OF DUNCAN ROAD” AND “STATE HIGHWAY #211”. For Sale THOROUGHBREDS AND IRISH CANARY QUARTER HORSES. IRISH ADMIRAL-CANARY ISLAND, YEARLINGS AND UP. PAPA REDBIRD i HIS FIRST FOAL HAS ARRIVED. SHARES AVAILABLE IN OUR CONGRATULATIONS! INCORPORATION. BROWN MAY-FILLY YOUR INQUIRIES ARE INVITED. ALL STALLIONS STAND AT PRIVATE FEE. J1 00.00 AT BOOKING, NON-REFUNDABLE. BAL­ ^q X Q^mo ANCE-LIVE FOAL. *A* AAA WILLIE WAR CHIC QUARTER HORSE STALLION VISITORS ARE “Welcome’'. WAR CHIC-BARR BURDICK, BLACKMAN BURDICK HOLDING “COURT” FOR 1970. CONGRATULATIONS: BONNIE BONTON-FILLY SECOND SHORTY-FILLY JOABLE LAHEKIN-COLT DEL S DUN-COLT j EDMAR RANCH, INC. TAKE “MT. HOOD LOOP FREEWAY,’' HIGHWAY #26. GO ROUTE # 2, BOX 480 THROUGH GRESHAM, GO TO “DUNCAN ROAD’’ ABOUT 8 MILES SANDY, OREGON 97055 EAST OF GRESHAM. TURN “RIGHT" GO 1 and 9/10 MILES TO FIRST ARTERIAL STOP. INTERSECTION OF STATE HIGHWAY #211. YOU ARE THERE. Kg ! i Northwest Breeders Suss 1 ASSOCIATION, INC. i l f ^ Upward of 200 head of Thoroughbreds including Yearlings, In-Foal Mares, Weanlings, : Stallions and Horses in TraininG will be offered at Northwest Breeders Sales Associates, Inc. first Annual Mixed Sale to be staged in the greater Seattle area in the fall. Northwest Breeders Sales Associates first sale will take place on Monday, Sept. 8, at Sterling Stables, located at 17856 Woodin- ville-Duvall Road, Woodinville, Washington. Catalogs are expected to be out by July 30. Write for yours today. If Northwest i Breeders Sales Associates can be of any service — make hotel-motel reservations, rent a car, etc., do not hesitate to write or call. Our i pledge is "serve both consignor and buyer! i i FIRST MIXED SALE IN SEATTLE AREA IN THE FALL ; i MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th ; i : NORTHWEST BREEDERS SALES ASSOC., INC. C. R. "Don" Kern, President fwj700- 112th Ave. NE, Bellevue, Wn. - GL 5-2050 2 OREGON THOROUGHBRED REVIEW OREGON THOROUGHBRED REVIEW Official Publication of JULY 1969 THE OREGON THOROUGHBRED BREEDERS ASSOCIATION CONTENTS Editorial .................................. 4 > Purses to increase under New Racing Law .............. 6 A Pattern for Production of Sound Thoroughbreds 8 O.T.B.A. Annual Banquet 12 Behind the Scenes .............. 15 Letters........................................ 18 Biting Flies of Horses . 21 STAFF Policy Request .................... 25 Editor Out and About....................... 27 J.W. PURCELL Those Orphan Foals .... 30 Oregon Bred Foals of 1969 32 Executive Secretary Oregon Bred Stakes Events 35 NELSON MAXWELL Composition and Arrangement OFFICERS — DIRECTORS ELIZABETH CARTER DR. G. R. VANDERVORT - President C. W. BERNARDS - Vice-President Advertising Emery Alderman Elwood Faist SANDRA KONKRIGHT Salem Canby Harold Barclay Harold Fylingness Special Correspondents Sisters Portland ALLAN RODGERS Clarence Bernards Dr. John Metcalf WILLIAM R. FOY McMinnville Portland DR. JAMES L. ESCHLE James Coats R. G. ,'Glen” Pierce Salem Klamath Falls MICHAEL JAY Virgil Conley Jim Nazworthy DONNA DELL Cove Boise, Idaho The Oregon Thoroughbred Review is published by the A. J. BranenburG J. T. “Ted” Clark Oregon Thoroughbred Breeders Association. Printing Clackamas Culver by Times Litho Print, Forest Grove, Oregon. Subscrip­ Milton B. Davis Dr. Joe L. Winter tion Rates $5.00 per year. Portland Bend Address all communications to the Oregon Thorough­ bred Breeders, P.O. Box 17248, Portland, Oregon. Phone 285-0658. Acknowledgments - Statistics and results of North American Racing as given in the Oregon Thoroughbred On The Cover Review are based upon the copyrighted charts and tabu­ J lations of Daily Racing Form and American Racing The mare and foal artwork for this Manual published by Triangle Publications, Inc. Further issue of the OTR has been provided reproduction prohibited. by Mrs. Jill Hamilton of Cove, Ore­ gon. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton have en­ Opinions expressed in the article herein are not nec­ essarily those of the Oregon Thoroughbred Breeders tered the Oregon thoroughbred picture Assn, or the Oregon Thoroughbred Review. with some fine breeding stock includ­ ing stallions Silver Lancer and Sun Republication Privileges: Permission to reprint ma­ terial in the Oregon Thoroughbred Review is granted Bend, who are presently standing at the Hamilton's South Wind Thorough­ upon condition editorial credit is given by name to the Magazine or the Association. bred Farm. OREGON THOROUGHBRED REVIEW 3 Purses to Increase Under New Racing Law by Nelson Maxwell Next year, 1970, we will be oper­ $297,000. The new law allows 65 duce $1,003,600 in purses (this in­ ating under the new racing law days of horse racing. If we multiply cludes estimated breakage for Ore­ introduced by Commissioner Bill this projected handle of $297,000 gon breds). This is an increase in Love. It will have a significant ef­ times 65 days, the total handle for 1970 over 1968 of $300,000. fect on all of us in the racing busi­ 1970 would be $19,300,000 as com­ The comparison on average daily ness. We will be racing for larger pared to $16,500,000 in 1968. purses then would be as follows. purses, which will give us an op­ Total money for purses will be In 1968 the daily average purses portunity to be successful; howev­ greatly affected by the new law. were $11,600. In 1970 the daily er, please heed this warning. It Based on the projection outlined average purses should be $15,400. could have a drastic effect on many above and compared with 1968, the This is almost $4,000 per day in­ of us unless we carefully and im­ following could be expected. crease. partially analize our stock as to (These figures are not completely I believe that the foregoing pro­ their quality. accurate, but are close enough to jections are very conservative, es­ be used as a comparison.) Total The potential increase in purses pecially as to the increase in han­ purse money for 1968, amounted is quite dramatic. This increase is dle because of Sunday racing. If it to 3.9% of the total handle plus .4 anticipated from the following happens that Portland Meadows of one per cent Oregon bred break­ projection of the 1970 handle based increases the number of days age so, the total purse money gen­ on what happened in 1968. weekly, so that the race meet is erated was equal to 4.3% of the over before Longacres starts, these The total 1968 handle at Port­ handle. With a total 1968 handle figures may turn out to be ex­ land Meadows was $16,500,000 for of $16,500,000 this produced tremely conservative. There are a 60 days of racing. This included $700,000 in purse money for 60 lot of people from the Seattle area both Quarter Horses and Thor­ days. Operating under the new law, attracted to Portland Meadows oughbreds. This is a daily average our total percentage of the handle before Longacres starts. of $275,000 per day. In 1968 we will increase .9 of one per cent over operated on thirteen Mondays. If 1968 and will be 4.8% plus having Before the 1970 season begins, Portland Meadows had substituted .4 of one percent breakage (break­ we will have many problems to Sundays for Mondays, they could age per cent estimated). Thus, 5.2% solve. The solution to some of have expected $100,000 extra in of the total 1970 handle will be these problems will take the com­ handle each Sunday. This is con­ going to purses. Based on our 1970 plete cooperation and unification servatively estimated. The total estimated figures, including Sun­ of all of us. We must be unified handle in 1968, if it had been Sun­ days and 65 days of racing instead to accomplish our purposes. We days instead of Mondays, would of 60, the total expected 1970 han­ will keep you informed on what is have been $17,800,000. This would dle of $19,300,000 times the 1970 happening, and how you can help have meant a daily average of handle percentage of 5.2% will pro- each other. 6 OREGON THOROUGHBRED REVIEW 1 969-70 Oregon Breeders Board of Directors The recent election for Board of Directors brought about but one change. That being A.J. "Dutch" Branenburg has been returned to the board after a short absence. "Dutch" has served in this position in previous years and his return will be certain to bring new and constructive planning for the future of the Thoroughbred breeding and racing industry. Leaving the Board of Directors will be Mrs. Gwen Davis who has just fin­ ished a three year term. Gwen has served conscientiousley and always in the best interest of the members. She has served on several committees and has been one of the most dependable members of the Board of Directors. Her absence will be felt, however we are certain she will continue to serve the members of theO.T.B.A.
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    s 8 4 THE NEW YORK HERALD>, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922. ! AMAZING RECORDS <CYLLENE'S PLACE ILatest News and Gossip ARMY TO COMPETE MORVICH'S RIVALS OF A8TOR RACERS AS RACING SIRE' About the Horse Shows FOR POLO HONORS> IN $60,000RACE <$, ...... r.* ' s and Owners of Snob and BLUE FRONTf Jl Expatriated American His Descendants Predominate Press Agent's Occupation Is I Running Meetings Horses Players Arriving Pillory, the Man of the Hour in Turf Glassies Gone as Promoter of n * I 1 t <a nnn on I*>n£ Island to Train for Others Hopeful of Winning SALES Horseman England's to De neia m i f $^sehorse Junior Awmg British Breeders. This Season. Exhibits. PublicityCovington, Ky June (i-July 8 Championships. Kentucky Special. STABLESI IkW AUCTIONS Muntrcul, ( tin June bo(4 LEXINGTON Aqurdurl, N. Y Juno 10-July 7 24 Street Ty TP THIRD AVE. llnmUtun, Cun .June SU-July 3 rACTGKs IN THiF The prominence of the blocH of By G. CHAPLIN. I. Curt Krir. Cnu July 4-U About fifty polo horses will be Need of such a turf test as the 150,000 OLASSTCix I tankers, N. Y luty H-3U at »ije Mlneola fair grounds assembledon Kentucky Special, a scale weight race of "The Recognized Eastern Disbributkig Centre for Horses" ti.e winners and contoiaderaCyl!nof Tho scarcity of show horses la leading i Windsor, Can July 13-80 Island this week 15 Hnniiltun, Can July 31-Aug. 7 Uong for the use of one mile and a quarter, to be run next i he classic races in England this season to some queer practices this season In United States Army officers who are Saratoga.
  • 12 Month Index

    12 Month Index

    January February March April May June July August September October November December 12 MONTH INDEX January to December 2013 201 January to December3 ABBREVIATIONS Aotearoa—Nov-36; Nov-50 Bertrando—Mar-55; Apr-22; May-24; Jul-28; Jul-34; BC—Breeders’ Cup Apreciada—Jul-7; Jun-7 Aug-22; Oct-6; Oct-9; Oct-15; Oct-30; Oct-47; CTBA—California Thoroughbred Breeders Association ARCHA Racing Inc.—Oct-6 Dec-40 Architecture—Sep-6; Nov-10 Berumen, Patsy—Oct-45 CTF—California Thoroughbred Foundation Arterburn, Jack & Jackson, David—Jan-12 Best Mnister—Aug-22 CTT—California Thoroughbred Trainers Arterburn, Lonnie & Kuhlmann, Eve & Kim—Apr-20 Best Pal—Mar-22; Apr-20; Nov-62 FC—Front Cover A Thousand Aces—Oct-9 Best Present Ever—Sep-20 p—picture Atkins, Assemblywoman Toni—Aug-1; Sep-10p Better Bet—Dec-32; Dec-33; Dec-33p pc—photo credit Atkinson, Christine—Dec-27; Dec-28 Beychok, Michael—Feb-56 S—Supplement A Toast To You—Nov-51; Nov-51p Big Bad Leroybrown—Jul-21; Oct-45; Nov-1; Nov-42 TB—Thoroughbred Atticus—Jul-8; Sep-7; Oct-8; Oct-43; Nov-10 Bigelow, Assemblyman Frank—May-1 TOBA—Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association Auerbach, Ernest—Oct-40 Big Jag—Mar-24 Auerbach, Harris—Jul-1; Dec-18p; Dec-23 Big Noise—Oct-19 Auerbach, Lorna & Farkash, Heidi—Oct-40 Billotte, J. G. & M.—Sep-34 A Auerbach, Madeline—Mar-36; Sep-28; Nov-7; Nov-14; Bing Crosby Stakes (G1)—Sep-15 Abbott, Buck (Abbott Ranch)—Nov-14 Dec-23 Bio-Mechanical Efficiency—Jul-40 A Blast From the Past—Jan-50; Feb-58; Mar-58; Autisim Awareness—Jul-9; Jul-9p Black, Robyn—Mar-1; May-1; Jul-1;