The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-06
SPORTING NEWS.
Can Horses Be Raced ALI the
Year Around 7
wv. w. Naughton Cites Several
Pointed Instances.
AT THE CHICAGO RACES
Five OF six Contests Taken by
Racing Animals
That Campaigned Freely All
Last Winter.

Chicago. July 6.-W. w. Naughton
Mays in the Chicago American.
The effect Of keeping race horse ~
commission the year round is a ques-
tion that has been discussed early and
often since winter tracks became the
vogue in the United States You can
question half dozen owners IN turn
right now and the chances are You Wall
ind the majority opinion il that horse
intended for summer campaigning
should be rested during the winter
months
The fellows who take the other end
of IL. however, point to yesterdays re-
suits at Washington Park as proof con-
elusive that a horse may be raced from
January to January and keep up q
winning streak, provided always that
a1a has winning mettIe 70 begin with
Of the six races decided yesterday
&Ve went to horses which have been
chasing around the turns and through
ahe stretches Of the California tracks
all winter In the second and fhlrd
events the nags which winter in the faF
west ran one. two ana IN every event
disposed OF there was at least one OF
the winter nags'' inside the money
Tt simply goes to prove that a horse
can be used al the year round il he IS
treated right, said Louis EzeA- r or
that matter. think a horse il all the
better for being raced right along"
sam Hildreth takes the same stand.
are made is when horse il sent to the
post too soon after coming off the cars.
Incidentally, Hildreth smiles when ne
thinks OF how HeFKaoao won tor him
at 30 TO ! in the early season here and
how he was almost the sole hacker.
The form students, IL appeared dld
not like Hermoso's chances because II
WAS the Sir ModFed horses first start
around Chicago after trip from Call
fprnia4
The first of the western campaigners
~.
six~yeaE-oid son Of Moreiio and Early
Rose. Eddie, like al the Morenos, -
partial to soft going and the manner
In which he said good-by to the clever
Trinity Belle, when the time came, made
the hackers Of the three-year-old ally
moan.
Hildreth's vulcain accounted for the
second race with MOntanic, another
western tourist, in second position. In
the third race w. p. Jennings cut loose
A4uresca. racy-looking tTFo-year-old
lilly, who won a half mile in seconds
i'm the mud in California during the
Jennings was none too sweet on her
chances yesterday. though, and accept
ed but a small slice Of the 20 to / the
books offered against her. Doreen. an
other California fily. came second
Malay, = -year-old gelding, which
has sampled all kinds Of mud around
San @Fanciaco for three winters past.
slid home I'm front OF Rolling RGer, also
a. western winter horse, and one or two
others, including the great Sydney
Lucas In the handicap.
Tn the fifth race. Alaska, one of Y. A.
Mdnnen's California string, finished
third and in the concluding event Sill
urtan, who raced in Pat DUNES colors
o. San Francisco tracks last winter
WAS home first. Aston. still another
equine pilgrim from the west, was third.
Altogether the days results rather
may be raced the year round with
profit.