From our Arieana Notebook: Sheria was straight-Davenport, being the breeding result of two horses from out of Davenport's purebred Arabian Importation of 1906. Although registered as bred by Hingham Stock Farm, Sheria was actually bred by Homer Davenport; former rules of the Registry listed the "breeder" as the owner of the mare at time of foaling rather than at the time the mare was bred. Sheria was purchased from Hingham Stock Farm in September 1921 by Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Winant and less than one year later by Morton S. Hawkins of Portland, Indiana. Mr. Hawkins was soon overcome with severe bankruptcy problems and his horses fell into neglect, some even reportedly perished. Sheria may have been one of the unfortunates who died during that time, for we have no further information available to us on her life after that sale to Hawkins on July 8, 1922. 

From our Arieana Notebook: Straight Davenport. Sherlet was one of eleven horses purchased in 1924 from Hingham Stock Farm by Carl Schmidt (Raswan) for Chauncey D. Clarke's Point Happy Ranch in the Palm Springs-Indio area of California. When Mr. Clarke became ill a few months later, Mr. W. K. Kellogg stepped in and on March 24, 1925 purchased this same group of eleven horses which became the foundation stock for his ranch in the planning stages at Pomona, California. Among Sherlet's foals was Raseyna, full sister to the stallion Ralet (the famous liberty jumper in Kellogg's Sunday Shows). Sherlet, in foal to *Raseyn with Raseyna, was purchased from Kellogg by Robert T. Wilson of Prescott, Arizona in April, 1934. Sherlet died in 1940 leaving a legacy of foals renown for their excellent "using" abilities ~ from show horses to working ranch horses.

Pedigree of Sherlet AHR #339