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TURF E FOMENTO TURF e FOMENTO Junho, 1961 TURF e FOMENTO JUNHO DE 1961 (publicação mensal do JOCKEY CLUB DE SÃO PAULO) O Estraordinario Saint Simon Num artigo recentemente publicado de hoje em que não haja seu nome, em- havia uma referência um tanto discutível, bora em gerações, mais ou menos remo- em que se mencionava a "extinti linha_ tas. E, na verdade, o que aconteceu foi gem de St. Simon". Evidentemente o arti- muito simples de ser explicado. culista cometeu algum engano ao se ex- pressar dessa maneira porque essa linha- Animal de grande poder transmissor, gem que, realmente, durante certo tem- dando a seus filhos grande valor nas po sofreu uma queda de qualidade, a carreiras e na criação, foi usado de uma ponto de se esperar, mesmo, que viesse a forma imensa. Quem não podia obter desaparecer, hoje mais do que nunca é coberturas de St. Simon na Europa logo brilhante e sua atuação tanto na Ingla- tratava de se assegurar do uso de algum terra, que foi o seu berço, como no resto dos seus filhos. E êstes, muito dos quais do mundo, é de primeiríssima ordem. nem chegaram a correr, sempre produ. ziram muito bem. Rememorando a atuação dessa linha- gem, podemos nos recordar que êsse fe.. Mais alguns anos passados, houve nomenal filho de Galopin e Sta. Angela uma como que saturação dêsse sangue até hoje realmente seria dificilmente igua- (como a que nos dias de hoje quase se lado por outro animal qualquer. Nas repete com o nome de Phalaris — a pon- pistas e no haras deixou uma marca di- to de alguns garanhões já estarem sendo reta de tal forma importante, que difi- anunciados na Inglaterra e na França cilmente se encontra um pedigree nos dias "como livres do sangue de Phalaris") e o medo de "in-breedings" mais estreitos levou a serem muitos animais dessas cor.. NA CAPA: rentes postos de lado, ou então não mais HURCADE cruzados com. outros elementos já porta- vencedor do Premio Outono dores das mesmas correntes. TURF E FOMENTO A França, no entanto, foi a salvação ce Chimay havia sido um bom ganha.. desta linhagem, A América do Norte, a dor, havendo uma vez vencido Gainsbo- Argentina, a Austrália, a Itália, a Ale- rough, mas nunca foi o que poderíamos manha e uma infinidade de paises im- de bom grado chamar de campeão. Le- portadores de tais reprodutores não con- vado a França, entrou no haras Grisy- seguiu manter a linhagem que, na pró. -les-Plâtres, onde também não deu nada pria Inglaterra, se tornava cada dia mais de excepcional, a não ser o seu filho enfraquecida. E na França houve três Vatout, nascido no haras do conhecido linhagens desta mesma corrente de St. turfman Jefferson D. Cohn. E., curiosa- Simon que, após certo período de relativa mente, Vatout já tinha uma mãe que tra- queda, começaram a melhorar, e hoje em zia "in-breeding" sôbre St. Simon, Mas dia são as linhagens que estão dando o Vatout foi bom em carreiras (os Guinéos maior brilho ao sangue de St. Shnon, francêses do seu ano marcaram uma de suas vitórias) porém, levado ao haras Se Simonian, Darley Dale e outros produziu uma série tremenda de ganha- filhos de St. Simon não se continuaram dores, e por assim dizer, fundou nova na França, Rabelais foi o melhor conti dinastia, desde que Vatellor, seu filho, está nuador dessa linhagem, como filho do progredindo sempre nas linhagens fran- velho campeão. E nos dias de hoje, sem cesas, e Bois Roussel, outro seu filho. ini_ contarmos com várias ramificações de sua ciou na Inglaterra o retôrno ao sucesso, prole, chegou-nos ao Brasil Al Mabsoot, desta linhagem de Saint Simon, seus me- cujo pai Mât de Cocagne é por lhores representantes nos dias de hoje filho de Biribi, êste por Rabelais. Éstes sendo Tulyar e seu pai Tehran, e Migoli. nomes dispensam-nos de comentários, pois E de Bois Rousse] acreditamos não ser acreditamos que todos os nossos leitores preciso de salientar as qualidades, pois os conheçam de sobra para neles preci- um de seus mais notáveis descendentes sarmos de nos prolongar. entre nós é precisamente Farwell. Mas houve ainda um outro fenómeno E o outro ramo de St. Shnon fui o que, se não fosse o temor de haver mal de seu filho Persimmon, cuja linhagem entendimento, chamaríamos de "retôrno", masculina na Inglaterra não teve suces- à linhagem de St. Simon, E êsses fenó- so, em gerações diretas, em primeiro gráu. meno se repetiu por duas vêzes na Fran- Seus melhores filhos nas pistas. Zinfandel, ça, com elementos diferentes, porém, sob Prince Palatine, Your Majesty, e outros, certo ponto de vista, da mesma forma. não deixaram filhos que se continuassem. Primeiro, da Inglaterra foi enviado para a França o cavalo Prinee Chirnay, E já Prince Palatine, numa especie de declínio de atuação, foi enviado para um filho de Chaucer. E' curioso notar a França, onde, todavia, deu um excelen- que Chaucer se revelou muito mais como te potro em Rose Prince, cuja grande reprodutor de grandes éguas (não apenas atuação foi na Bélgica. Mas, a atuação nas carreiras mas especialmente na cria- de Rose Prince fez com que éle, pela ção), entre elas havendo os nomes de proximidade da França, também fosse Selene, Scapa Flow, e tantas outras. Prin- utilizado por muitos criadores como re.. JUNHO bE 1961 le■•■ produtor a servir éguas francesas e de tal para a nossa criação, não tenhamos podido união nasceu Prince Bio, hoje um chefe fazer continuar esta linhagem de St. Si- de raça, pai de Sicambre e tantos outros mon para reavivá-la entre nós, como foi outros campeões gauleses. Mas é também feito na França. justo que não nos esqueçamos de Prince Chevalier, outro filho de Prince Rose, Um último elo dessa esperança en- cujo filho Charlottesville ilustrou com contrar-se-ia em Guaraz, aquele brilhante tanto brilho as côres do principe Aga ganhador da Taça de Ouro em Cidade Khan em 1960, vencendo o Derby fran- Jardim, que, como rei da raia paulista cês (Prix du Jockey Club) e o Gr. Prix poderia talvez ter deixado algum pro- de Paris. duto de valor. Guaraz era filho de Sar- gento, por sua vez filho do grande Prin- E assim prossegue, nos dias de hoje, ter, cujo pai era Lorenzo, por St. Frus- o reavivamento da linhagem de St. Simon quin, um dos melhores St. Simon nas na Europa, e, conseqüentemente, pelo pistas e no haras. E Guaraz também mundo afora, ao contrário do que pode tinha, como Vatout, um "in-breeding" ter sido suposto por alguem menos bem sôbre St. Simon, pois êste figurava va- informado sôbre o assunto. rias vêzes em sua ascendência, quer pelo lado materno de Printer (cuja mãe Ionia E pena que justamente nós, da Amé- era filha do já citado Prince Palatine), rica do Sul, que dispusemos em tempos como pelo da mãe de Guaraz (filha de passados de animais desta linhagem, da Helium, e portanto, com sangues de Wil- ordem de Tarporley (um filho de St. liam the Third, Chaucer e Childwick, Simon que veiu para o Brasil com mais todos filhos de St. Simon). de vinte anos de idade, e assim mesmo mandou às pistas animais da ordem de B agora, ao depararmos com os pal- J Accuse, Jangada, Jacitara, Jocotó, Jabo.. pites para o próximo Derby de Epsom, tipé — todos criados no velho haras São um dos nomes que mais se salienta é o José), e de Pendes (êste produtor de de Moutiers, um francês cujo pai é Si- grande número de grandes ganhadores cambra, outro importante filho de Prince pernambucanos — Canguleiro, Atheu, Ga- Bio, acima mencionado. Se êste cavalo lathéa (a mãe de Mossoro), Gladiola, etc. vier a ganhar o Derby de Epsom, será etc., — no haras Maranguape), e que con- uma vez mais o reaparecimento da linha- távamos com Your Majesty, cuja produ- gem de St. Simon em tôda a sua ção argentina sempre era uma facilidade pujança. THE TETRARCH TURF E FOMENTO PRÉMIO OUTONO Depois de estrear como franco favorito, na ultima semana de Fevereiro, o potro Hurcade foi preparado cuidadosamente para reaparecer posteriormente, dado que o quinto lugar conseguido na primeira apresentação estava em total desacordo com seus exercícios preparatorios. Voltou numa carreira para potros perdedores e saiu vencedor por larga margem, nunca solicitado, embora em tempo apenas ra- zoavel. Em vista disso, Olesko foi eleito favorito cio Prêmio Outono, já que sua evolução era evidente. Na corrida, Hurcade mostrou que era o melhor da nova geração, saindo em luta com varios dos competidores e mantendo sempre a frente nos mil e trezentos metros do percurso, sem ser ameaçado na fase final, quando quatr ) potros foram levados ao "ôlho mccanico" para decidir o segundo lugar que foi atribuido a Gurango (Pewter Platter em Nuporanga, por Punch), o qual teve um percurso acidentado. O crioulo do Heras Jahá mostrou um espírito de luta acentuado na disputa da carreira, tendo excelente direção do freio Ludgar Bueno Gonçalves e sendo apresentado em impecavel condição pelo treinador Castorino Borges. Os 1300 metros na grama foram percorridos em 78,9/10, tempo excelente portanto, pois fica a pouco mais de um segundo do recorde de Bojar. HURCADE JUNHO DE 1961 MASC. — CASTANHO SAO PAULO — 1958 CASCADE — 1947 BURPHAM — 1946 HILANDERA SUMI ROOKH TROIIBLE HYPERION ri) 0 t.1 w n n >Tf » tl ij z O > EQ n O > lel Z M Z tl > s‘ > Cl o > ›C Z Z ti; 2 ?J g Z cn o w o o Pnea t¡ al 1 i n cn ttni rn W-3 o cn • z < Z n f< >n 15 t.f< Z O o o ci) TURF E FOMENTO FINAL DA CARREIRA PRÉMIO PRINCEZA ISABEL As duas vitorias anteriores da potranca Seléa haviam indicado urna evidente supericridade da filha de Hora H sobre suas adversarias, razão do seu franco fa- voritismo na disputa do Prêmio Princeza Isabel em face a outras adversarias ganhadoras Valendo-se de sua velocidade inicial, Seléa imprimiu trem violento aos primeiros mil metros do percurso.
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