The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-23

! blacksmith is Kept along. After eacn neat
! OF a race he examines the shoes coming in
! and going out Ed. Grassie is along this
| year and he is said to be the second best
sheer in the United States.
! After a mornings jog they are drilled
! and rubbed till about l o'clock, when they
are fed The afternoon is put in groom
ing them up with all sorts of care. They
are washed in rum, even their ears. Two
men work with each horse all the time
Care is the essential thing in race train
ing.
Colonel Toler, John Sturgeon, John Her
ron, Joe Hinkle and the Eagle represent
I alive went into the stalls. visit from
so many at once seemed to irritate Cen
try, and while the keeper was taking
his blanket off he laid back his ears and
snapped his teeth. swinging his head from
/ side to side when approached. His teeth
| popped till 1t sounded like one whacking
! the inside of a baseball glove with a case
, knife. He is a pretty bay, about fifteen
! hands high.
The blanket was not thrown off
Patchen. Apparently he is not in as good
flesh quite as Gentry. He stood compla-
one touched him he didn't seem to know
/ anybody was present. A very socia@ and
! independent black kitten received for
Patchen. This cat is marked with white
feet Just as Patchen is, and is an exact
counterpart in color. He is called "Rube"
sometimes, but generally is known as
/ "Patchen's Mascot" Mr.. Dickerson said
Rube came into Patchen's stall at Column
bus Ohio. He was thrown out when they
moved to Buffalo. Some of the other men
picked him up and when they got to Buff
! falo the kitten hunted around until he
found Patchens stall and laid down. II
/ thought that was good luck, sure" said
Mr.. Dickerson, $50 we took RUDE with
US ali the time and he stays in Patchen's
stall"
mo man can drive a horse to lower
records unless he is we'll kept" said Mr..
Andrews last night.
Mr.. Dickerson and Mr.. Andrews are
! royal good fellows. They know every
| racer of any kind in the United States
and know his record.
They have never been to Wichita re-
fore, but they expressed much delight
/ with the city last night. They promise
| a great race for Wichita next ,Wednes-
/ day.
Patchen and Gentry are both at the
| grounds. Both are in good shap e.
/ Patchen is a shiny black and weighs
! 1850. Gentry is bay and weighs 1000.
! In the following table are given the
! horse, record, color sex, sire and stand
| ing in the summaries of money winning
! races, all of which have earned as much
as $1,000. PAGERS are indicated by an
/ asterisk ~, and the horses are arranged
/ in the order of their gross winnings in
grand circuit races for the year:
Money
Horse, record and sire won.
'Hal B., 2:O4 1-2, b. s., by Hal Dill
lard .'..'......... .Sn, SCI
Royal Baron, 2:1O 1-2, br. s., by
Baron Wilkes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s,326
! 'Charley Herr, b. s, by Alfred c.. s,1a
| The Abbott, 2:O6 IA, b. g., by
Chimes ............. .................. 91J
Owyhee, 2:11, b, S. by Chas Derby. SS37
Kingmond, 2:1O 1-2, b. g., by King
Darlington ................ ........... 1851
Lord Vincent, POS ga b. $, by ST.
vincent .................... .......... 1850
Cresceus. 2:O7 IA, CHI. s, by Robert
McGregor .......-........ ............ 721S
Idolita, PIP IL, b. s., by Mendo-
elmo ................... ................ 1000
Anaconda, 2:03 ~, b. g. by Knight 6,475
'Billy Andrews, 2:O6 1-2, b. s, by
Bow Bells ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,325
'Coney, 2:07 IA, blk. s, by McKin-
ney 5000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,1s2
0.Oa .
Boy ................. .................. 4,50o
/ Surpol. 2:1o. g. $. by Electricity. 1850
Peter the Great, 2:o7 IA, by Pilot
Medium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... Alp
Shade On, 2;1O, b. s, by Shadeland
Onward ............ .................. 1850
The Queen, 2:1o -, blk. m, by
Chimes .............. ................. 1850
/ Rubber blk. m, by Wilton.......... 800
'The Maid. 2:05 s.. b. m. by Hal
Index ............ ..................... 8.eo5
'Joe Patchen. POI IA, blk. s.. by
Patchen Wilkes ..................... $500
'Toboggan, 2:07 IA b. g. by Noun
tain Prince ........................... &5z2
Bonnatella, 2:l0 Ii, b. m, by Ros-
tok Cossack .......................... $3.50
'Lady of the Manor, 2:04 IA. CHI m.
by Mambrino King ...-............. $3.50
Precision, 2:10 -, ch. m. by Aller-
ton ..-.-.-.-...... NORTHUMBERLAND. S.092
'Dariel, 2:07 IL b. m, by Alexander S.OS7
Wilask, 2:11 10, blk. $. by Wilton 5000
'Searchlght, 2;o3 IA. br. s. by Dark
Night .--......-.. ......-..-........... 1887
Bob Fitzsimmons. 2;o7 S-4. b. 5, by
Judge Norval ..-..................... $50
| 'Frank BosaSh. 2;04 II br s. by
Atlantic King ..-......--............. 2525
Greenbrino. 2:le 81, b. 5, by Wood
brinO ............. ..................... :. so
Dare Devil. 2:os - blk $. by Nam
brine King ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.46I
Royal r. Sheldon. 2:o6 IL. blk g.
by Constantine .......-.............. 2-450
'Free Bond. 2:ll II. b. 6. by Simon 2.S75
Clayton. 2:o9 IL. b $, by Auertou.. e.S75
Harry O.. 2:o9 II, b. 8. by Allan
Tic King ..-.-.-.....--.....--..... e,S51
Senator L, 2:l2. b. 8. by West
Cloud -.......-.-..--.... .-.-....-.-... $50
'Ace. 2.05 - b $. by Deimarch.. 2250
Robert ], Ell 81, B. g. by Chlches-
ter .----.--..-.---- ..--..-.-.-...-..--.- 20
Success, 2:le 81 s. <. by Superior. 2sl2
Chsnty, 2:l3 Ia Oh. g. by Guy
/ Wilkes ...........-...- .....-........-. S.e1o
'Priace Alert 2.a7 Il. b. &. BY
crown Prince ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2,l.5
Eagle Flanagan. 2.O7 Ia. b. g, by
Eagle Bird ......--.-..-............. AIS
Johnny Agan, a:lz 81. b. &, BY