. Source et sportsman. Les chevaux. Samedi, Mars 17, 1917] L'OBTENTEUR ET SPORTSMAN 7. À la fin de la Foire de l'État de New York à Albany, les agents de la Commission de 1916 ont été ré-élu et commissaire de course au- thorized Schoeneck a été d'annoncer un Grand Circuit programme avec pas moins de 40 000 $ au début et à la fin de la fermeture de sacs à main. * * * Don de Lopez (3) 2:16  %, fils de Kinney de Lopez et produites à Hemet Stock Farm, a pris part à 16 courses durant la saison 1916 et a remporté le nombre de douze, mais une fois derrière l'argent. C'est 1 un merveilleux montrant pour un mandat de trois ans, comme dans six

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. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Saturday, March 17, 1917] THE BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN 7. At the late meeting of the New York State Fair Commission at Albany the officers of 1916 were re- elected and Racing Commissioner Schoeneck was au- thorized to announce a Grand Circuit program with not less than $40, 000 in early and late closing purses. * * * Don de Lopez (3) 2:16%, son of Kinney de Lopez and bred at Hemet Stock Farm, took part in sixteen races during the 1916 season and won twelve of the number, being but once behind the money. This is 1 a wonderful showing for a three-year-old , as in six of these events he was racing against aged horses. * * * Fred Halm, of Oakland, Cal., is jogging a four- : year-old green trotter that promises to be "fit" for the coming season. With little work last season he trotted around 28 and is showing class this year. He is by Arner, by Charles Derby, and his dam also is a daughter of Chas. Derby. * * + The French government recently placed with East i St. Louis firms orders for 20, 000 horses and the Ital- | ian government has ordered several thousand mules. I Mules are used in pack trains in the Italian army and for motive power for the artillery in the moun- tains. *â¦* Secretary Joseph Waddell, of the California Fair and Racing Association, is in Los Angeles using his efforts to interest the business men and stockmen In giving a good meeting there this autumn. He also visited Fresno and other cities south of San Francisco on his way down. â fr * + J. Dupont, who heads the committee of the Peta- luma Driving Club, has announced that an agreement has* been reached with the park commissioners for the leasing of Kenilworth park and race track, which practically insures the race meet there in July. Horsemen of that vicinity are taking considerable interest in the circuit races to be held this summer. * * + A. B. Kinney, of the State Fair Grounds, North Takima, Wash., has sold the bay stallion True Kin- ney 2:21%, by Kinney L

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