Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-07
Notes of the Turf.

Willie Sims, the'g great colored Jockey, is
expected to make his appearance in the
saddle at San Francisco this week. Bald
win will have first call on his services.
The unexpected defeat OF Bright Phoebus
by The Bachelor at Ingleside the other day
is explained by the fact that Bright Phoe-
bus broke down ana may never face the
starter again.
The Ingleside judges have recommended
that hereafter the entries of Peril. Palm
erston, Thornhill, Gutta Percha and Ver-
aqua and other troublesome horses at the
gate, be refused. Tons of public money
have been burned up on these horses.
Timmons & Marks recently claimed Mar
quIse, Gardner's fast mare. out of SELL
ridiculously low price of 500. Friday Mar
qGise was started against Irish Lady and
other good ones and her new owners won
her out handsomely, betting a good bunch
of money at to l.
The winners of the Suburban are as fol-
lows: General Monroe 1884, Pontiac 1885,
Troubadour 1885, Eurus 1887 Elkwood 1888.
Raceland 1889, Salvador 1880, Loantaka 1881,
Montana 1892, Lowlander 1898, Ramapo 1894,
I.azzarone 1895, Henry of Navarro 1896.
Henry of Navarro carried top weight at
is pounds, and Ramapo made the best
time-2:06 Is; Montana won the largest
sum of money-S17,1 $50.
1t is not often that Eastern horsemen
will concede that 3-year-old has chance
u capture the big spring handicapS, but
this year they admit that two or three
youngsters have Il great chance. Those
who are looked upon as dangerous are Og-
den, winner of the Futurity; Typhoon II.
and Algol, all of whom are reported to
have wintered well and to be in good shape
for spring preparation.
Good judges regarded Algol as the best .
ycar-old last year He won the Bramole
stakes at Memphis. and the '2-year-oId
championship At st. Louis, beating Orna-
ment and Typhoon. He won an alleged
purse at six furlongs; in 1;l4k, and capt
ured the Ozark stakes. ziiS furlongs. in
1:14lS. carrying 123 pounds. giving all the
others ten pounds defeating Buckvidere,
Lcrd Zeni and Bishop Reed. He beat
AQuinaS and other good ones at five fur
longs. in 1:0l.
+. ]. Johnson has a string of 2-year-olds
at Roby. Among the bunch IS an own
brother to the great Rudolph by Nonso-
Gently in 0:49. going the rrst quarter in
O:221a. a Terra Cotta-Annie O'Fallon
youngster in the same stable is credited
with having scored quarter in 0:23. Billy
Rollers bay colt by Fordham-Lady Kim
ross, is said to be the best looking 2-year-
oil at the Indiana tracks: He is of i'm
mense size and perfect finish-
The Hobart stakes. a sweepstakes at one
and one-siXteenth miles, for 3-year-olds and
upwards will be decided at Ingleside next
Saturday The guaranteed value of the
been announced: Sunrise H., 81; Grady. %;
Lake Shore, 100: Flash. 50; Buckwa, ll6;
plause, 96; Salvation. iO6; Senator Grady,
ll6; Ruinart. l04: Deerslayer, 1l5: Ransom,
90; Schiller, 10; Don GARLIC. 100: Wyoming
%: Marcel, 80: Foremost, So Gallant 9s
Midas. 90; Flammifer. 80: The Winner, 120;
Redskin, 106; Preceptress, 30; Captive los;
Damien, 100; Kamsin 100; Pepper. l0f; Dun
garyen 80; Babe Murphy. %; Hermanita,
81; Wheel of Fortune, 110; Cash Day, III;
Caesarian. 106; Sister Mary. 1O6; Lucky
Dog, lilo: st. Lee. 10: All Over. 104. Service,
net. 12O: Grammar, 1O6; Thornhill. 1O4; Miss
Brummel Gmp.l. 70: Walter J., %; Judge
Denny. 80: Semper Lex, l02; Pera, 100: Lo-
Mulberry. 80: Ramiro. 1N; Argentina, 105;
Toano. 30; Vinctor. lis: Installator. lO1;
Nebuchadnezzar, &c; 1nstigator, 90; Liber-
tine. 116; Crescendo. 120; Con Motto. s.;
Sweet Faverdale. 107; Rosebud. 9S; Palmer
ston, 100; Merry Monarch, %; Assignee. 40;
Joan. S5; Can't Dance. 50: Adolph Spreckels,
90: Despot, 10: Won't Dance, 20; Moylan,
9S Junius, 100; The Iron Master, los; Du-
cat, ll2.