" Unser " Carlo

[carlo]

Wie so oft in jenen Zeiten musste man sich fragen,ob alles mit rechten Dingen zugegangen war,als er mit nur 7 stones(Frage ist: schwere oder leichte Steine) - 2 in sein drittes Rennen als 4j ging.

Hatte er das 1.Rennen verlieren sollen ,oder hatte er noch keine Kondition? Sein 2.Rennen war nur ein kleines Rennen in Leicester .
Fuer den Royal Hunt Cup in Ascot wurde er von 40/1 auf 4/1 heruntergewettet und das meiste Geld auf ihn kam von Sued-Afrika !

Damit sagte er sich fuer sein naechstes Rennen an : die ueber 2400 m fuehrenden Prince Of Wales-Stakes in Newmarket in dem er : YOUR MAJESTY schlug - damit gehoerte er zu den besten Pferden Englands.

[carlo]

Wie die geschichten der Menschen um die Pferde herum in diese historische Bilder passen ist ebenfalls faszinierend:
aus :

http://www.mkheritage.co.uk/mkha/mkha/projects/jt/letters/docs/letters/l-khfb-moulsoe.html

".....In April 1916 Mr. Donald Fraser, of Tickford Park, Moulsoe, was appointed as a Justice of the Peace. Having amassed a fortune from diamond mining in South Africa, at Moulsoe he became well known as a breeder of pedigree race horses, and after the outbreak of war was engaged for purchasing horses for the army. His stud farm on the outskirts of Newport Pagnell was one of the best in the country, and, apart from many successes on the turf, for some years past he had won the King’s premiums at the London Show. His last success had been in 1909 with Sundawn, which would subsequently travel parts of North Buckinghamshire and South Northamptonshire. In fact with the wartime need for horses his stud was placed at the disposal of farmers at a ‘ridiculously low’ fee, so as to encourage the breeding of the best animals, and to return a swift profit. A fine judge of horses, Mr. Fraser had frequently officiated in the prize ring at leading shows in England and Ireland. (Tickford Park was demolished in 1976.)...."

[carlo]

Hier der Besitzer von DARK RONALD und seinem Sohn SON-IN-LAW :
aus:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abe_Bailey

Returning from the Boer War on the RMS Dunottar Castle, July 1900.[1] Standing L-R: Sir Byron Leighton, Claud Grenfel, Major Frederick Russell Burnham, Captain Gordon Forbes, Abe Bailey (his son John would marry Diana Churchill in 1932),




Und ein weiteres Bild:

http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/south-african-millionaire-race-horse-owner-sir-abe-bailey-news-photo/3307776

[carlo]

Und im Zusammenhang mit der XX-Zucht in Afrika :

http://www.tbheritage.com/Breeders/SABreeding/SABreeders.html

"....But the best-known Randlord was Sir Abe Bailey (1864 - 1940) who was born in Hilton Barber's town of Cradock, where his father was a store keeper. He started his business life as a young man on the alluvial diggings at Pilgrims Rest, then at Barberton in the Transvaal. In the newly-founded Johannesburg he operated as a stock and land broker. He later told the story that he made £400 in one day, which gave him his start -- £300 were from a benefactor for his performance in a cricket game, and then another hundred that night for riding a horse at the visiting circus! Abe was a member of the Reform Committee which planned the failed Jamieson Raid in 1896, a revolt by the Uitlanders -- as "outsiders" were called -- against the government of Paul Kruger. Under threat of a death sentence or long prison term, bribes bought his freedom, and that of others. In the first World War, Abe financed a South African regiment, and for this he was rewarded with a knighthood and baronetcy.

From the 1890s to the 1930s, Bailey and Solly Joel were very successful owners in South Africa. Both had Durban July winners. Bailey sent his Southey-bred horse Camp Fire, by Pearl Diver, to England where he was the champion sprinter in 1907 winning six races including the Kings Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot. Camp Fire got some useful horses in three seasons at stud at Tickford Park in England before he was purchased back to South Africa by Dr. Schnehage, a breeder in the Orange Free State. Amongst many good horses raced by Sir Abe in England were the Derby winner Spion Kop and the great sire of stayers, Son-in-Law.

Bailey founded the successful Clewer Stud in Colesberg. Dark Ronald, who was to become an influential sire in England and Germany, was purchased by Bailey as a yearling in England. He was sent to Clewer to recuperate after breaking down as a juvenile in his second English race. The best sire at Clewer was the multiple champion stallion in the 20th Century, Sunstone (by Sunstar), imported in 1927, who later stood at the Birch Vogelvlei stud at Dordrecht. Another imported stallion at Clewer, one-time champion sire Pietri (by St. Frusquin), became an influential sire of broodmares. Sir Abe died in 1940, his last years hampered by the loss of his legs through diabetic thrombosis. But he never lost his interest in horse racing and breeding, and his grandson still breeds winners at Clewer. ....."

[carlo]

http://www.abebailey.org/view.asp?pg=biography

SON-IN-LAW aus der Collection von Sir Abe Bailey

[carlo]

Sein Sohn : FOXLAW - ist es schwer den positiven Einfluss auf die WBZ zu erkennen ?

[carlo]

Und dessen Sohn : TIBERIUS - alle von Alfred Munnings :

[carlo]

TIBERIUS - stammt aus der GLENABATRICK v.CAPTAIN CUTTLE (v.HURRY ON)


Ebenfalls aus ihr stammt: TIBERIUS' 3/4 Bruder : PRETORIUS v.SON-IN-LAW - dieser war dam sire von APOLLONIUS v.ARCHIVE - und dieser Vater der:


ARCTICONIUS - der Mutter des Trakehner Hengstes: AROGNO v.FLANEUR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[carlo]

TIBERIUS:

[carlo]

FOXLAW:

[carlo]

FOXLAW's Sohn :


FOXHUNTER und darunter sein Sohn : FOXLIGHT ueber den wir natuerlich zu RANTZAU,dem Vater von COR DE LA BRYERE kommen:

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[carlo]

Und COR DE LA BRYERE hat ja auf SON-IN-LAW v.DARK RONALD Linienzucht ,da er ja auch FURIOSO im Pedigree fuehrt und hat dadurch natuerlich auch den 2.so wichtigen Vererber fuer die Sportpferdezucht im Pedigree:


HURRY ON .

[carlo]

Und wenn man sieht welche Anhaeufung von SON-IN-LAW und HURRY ON Blut in NEUSEELAND existiert,dann brauch man sich nicht wundern,warum ihre Blueter so gut in der Military waren !

http://www.sporthorse-data.com/d?i=10688891

[carlo]

Hier nun DARK RONALD's Pedigree ueber 6 Generationen:

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[OBdB]

Da hast Du natuerlich einen sehr guten Gedanken ! THURIO - koennte durch seinen Sieg in Paris natuerlich haeufiger in FR als in GB photographiert worden sein !


Gruss,


carlo

hab' ich alles schon versucht ... leider ohne Ergebniss ...

[carlo]

Als erstes faellt die Linienzucht auf die super Stute : QUEEN MARY v.GLADIATOR auf.

[carlo]

hab' ich alles schon versucht ... leider ohne Ergebniss ...

Ja sah ich genauso,nachdem Monka den Print von ihm aus Paris gefunden hatte.habe nun natuerlich bei Google : franzoesisch die Eingabe gemacht - auch wenn ich keins kann - aber dennoch nichts.

Macht mich verrueckt!

[carlo]

@ - Otmar ,weisst Du wen er damals geschlagen hatte?

[OBdB]

@ - Otmar ,weisst Du wen er damals geschlagen hatte?

so auf Anhieb nicht, wird aber leicht zu finden sein ...

[carlo]

Danke