BY A STONYHURST SIRE
Sovereign Lady, winner of the Tiial Stakes at the C.J.C. Meeting last Saturday is one of the very few horses that have been got by a Stonyhurst sire I but not bred there, says the Press. Under an arrangement by which her breeder-owner, Mr. G. Murray Aynsley, transferred the brood mare Disdainful to Sir Charles Clifford, Mr. Aynsley sent two mares to Polazel, then at Stonyhurst, and one to Winning Hit, and it. is the offspring .of Winning Hit that was Saturdays win"Vovereign Lady, who thus lias had the distinction of winning at her first appearance, is a three-year-old bay filly from the Paladin—Strona mare Liege Lady, dam previously of Liege Lord. Strona, an imported daughter or Stornaway, left only Liege Lady .at the stud in the Dominion before being sold to go to Australia at the dispersal of the Kinloch Stud. Strona herself was a well-bred mare, being a half-sister of Gold Blue, Eau de Nil, and Indigo, all winners in England. The family is that to which the St. Leger winner St. Albans belonged.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 36, 12 February 1936, Page 15
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