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Show RECEIVER ASKED BY JOINT OWNER OF NOTED HORSE NEW YOBK. Feb. 1. Argument in a suit for ownership of the noted thoroughbred thor-oughbred stallion. Fralr Kock In Whit b appointment of a receiver for the horse was asked, was on the Supreme court alondar here today. The out was filed by John E. Madden, Mad-den, owner of a brtedlnr establishment at Lexington, Ky., against John E. Bos-eter, Bos-eter, of Santa Rosa. Cal. It is paid to be the first action of its kind instituted insti-tuted In this stale. In his affidavit. Mr. Madden, who lend August Belmont (0,000 for Ptl-ii Ptl-ii Kock after he had won the Brooklyn Brook-lyn and suburban handicaps in 1916. as a three-year-old, declared he subse-ytientb subse-ytientb sold a half Interest in the horse to Mr. Bosseter under conditions by which tho lattei failed to abide. The Ken tuck Ian requested a peremptory peremp-tory writ of mandamus calling Upon Jiosseter to return th horse from '. h-fornia h-fornia to Kentucky for breeding purposes, pur-poses, as stipulate, in n contract. I ri-ar ri-ar Rock, Madden asserted, was to i stand In California in 1919-192Q and! then be shipped to Kentucky for two seasons. oo |