The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-21

It takes a two-thirds vote to reconsider I'm
lshed business, and l don't see where the
votes TO- bring about a reconsideration OF
new plan. Heretofore we always raced
DAYS badly. but win give them up for the
general good of the sport. The ST. Louis
and Chicago track. are much put out over
don't take any stock IN this talk about the
possibility of the anti-circuit faction getting
together and disrupt!ng the Turf Congress"
W: F. Schultz has a stock farm near
Louisville. where he breeds thoroughbreds
on III, sIg is ssa,e; . ,mPi T.or: .Es, and King y ase
hngs on the farm include half brothers and
sisters to such good performers as Seide.
E Erisu rs Ssrung Mr PF ssSs,,s Fs aTsa sas a s sniI
yearling brother to Tekla and q sister 10
Brightie s, All these y%earlinss were sired
by Imp. Florist and King Lee. Anion this
years foals at the Schultz farm ere seven
head by Imp. Florist. which are said to be
the best-looking lot of Juveniles for their
Louise. Dunois and other stake winners.
,"Patroclus Is one of the best colts in
America said Bryan Obe3r the day the
UncasICadence colt galloped home In front
Of a big field OF youngsters at. Kinloch
Park. Ills dam, Cadence. was the great
ers's stud. Cascade. Pactolus,
Trill. Jack Mcdonald and Orator were all
ID1ONn bS IdtFilCG- taSCdIt WAS a llA
winner and is the dam Of stake winners.
Pactolus was one of the best horses Of his
day in this country, and was imported to
England by the Duke Of Portland to I'M
prove the blood of that country. The Duke
is said to have paid $1,000 for Pactolus.
who Is the most inbred Hsrod horse in the
world. Till produced Melba, TrilliOn. Tril-
lette. Triolet, Quaver, Royal Salute and
Musette. all horses OF renown as stake win
i nes ]Bro J Smh ITilI' di nao.nf s nGss some hs Years. rs
ago. She is now In Kentucky. at n. w.
Fields's place. MIR. Fields writes me that
trocius ough. to make a good race horse
next year. / have him in all the Western
derbies."
T.. F. Fogg will ship a strong string of
Don Orsino. Hindoonet. Ferrol and imp.
Clonsilla. Hindo0net. Don Orsino and Fer
roll belong to c. A. Titles. the well-known
trained these horses for Mr.. TILES hereto
fore. Don Orsino Is probably the best of
the trio. When at himself this son Of imp.
est horse on the Western circuit. He has
been on the shelf all summer. but is now
make a good horse at Frisco the coming
winter. Hindoonet has been the bread
winner Of the TILES stable this season The
speedy Hindoo-Jaconet horse Is one of the
best sprinters in the West. and 1t will take
a mighty fast one TO beat this animal at
Frisco. Ferroll showed to be a stake FLY
III htT g : III pGN size iHsh Il SrfEi
attack Of catarrhal fever the following
winter and has been Of little accoun; ever
since.
Sam Gurnpertz, the 81. Louis theatrical
manager. Is the latest local recruit to the
turf. Mr.. Gumpertz IL now n full-fedged
owner. having purchased a half interest In
John Calls stable. which includes Sevoy.
Marco Popo and Jack Adie. three OF the
shiftieJt horses IN training at Kinloch
Park. Sevoy and Jack Adie have both been
returned winners since Mr.. Gumpertz be-
came interested in the stable.
Colonel Hugh r. Baker will take a small
hut select string OF runners and jockey
Willie Dale to New Orleans for the winter
racing season. He has entered his prom
ising 3-year-old lilly. Dorothy Lee. in sew
eral stakes TO be run at New Orleans. This
FLY was injured in her last race at the
Fair Grounds, but - now ready to be gall
Ioped. Colonel Baker has had a remarkably
successful season on the local tracks, con-