Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-13
Among the Sports.

| made public. Petronious was also leased
at the same time. John Higgins will con-
| tinue to train Volodyoviski.
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If things keep on at Tanforan the way
| they have been in the last three weeks
| the sport will soon be on a level with
| the merry-ogo-rOund game that was
dished up to race lovers last winter. Form
has dropped into an abyss Of oblivion,
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| Garry Hermann is steadily getting in
to shape at Louisville for his effort in the
| Kentucky Derby. Turfmen now at the
gateway to the south have soured a 1T
tie on Alard Scheck after his poor show
ing last Tuesday at Memphis. Herr
mann looks to them to have a lien on
the Kentucky classic, as the Schorr colt
was thought to be the only animal that
stood in Garry's way to glory.
| 49, q
A report from England states that Mr..
| w. c. Whitney has secured the late Lord
Williams Beresford's interest in Star
Shoot and other animals Of Capt. Eus-
tace Loder's racing stable. The original
| lease of these horses to Lord 3eresford
| stipulated that they We're TO fulfill their
| engagements in the name and cOlors of.
Capt. Loder, and thus the career of Star
Shoot, in 1900, was under the ''blue jacket.
yellow cap of his breeder, although un-
der Lord Beresford's control and man.
agement. Star Shoot is a three year old
| chestnut colt, by lsnglass, out of Astro-
logy, by Hermit, and won three out of his
eight stars as jevenile. He is entered
in the Two Thousand Guineas. Newman
ket Stakes, Epson Derby. Grand Prix de
I10rs
remaining animals in which MIR. Whit
ney has acquired interest are the five
year old mare S:boli (Sailor Prince-Salu-
da), the four year old mare Lutetia (Pon-
! tiac- Luella b.. and the two year olds
Water Chute (blk c by Gallinule- Concus-
sion). Game Chick (blk by Gallinule-
Tierce). and Wild Seamew (blk by Gal
linuleKit). Sibdla and Lutat were pur-
chased by Capt. LOder at the recent dis
persal sale of the Beresford stable. but
the youngsters were leased by the de-
ceased turfman some months ago. >.
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The English Jockey Club has refused a
license to ]. H. Marin to ride on the
English turf. The reason assigned for
the refusal is the alleged rough riding Of
Martin at Cairo, Egypt where he was re-
Gently ruled of the Egyptian track.
|
The first produce of Flying Fox has
been foaled at the stud of NJ. Edmond
, Blanc, just outside Of Paris. Governante,
representing the blood of Energy anu
. | Gladia. by Tournament, was bred to the
. noted Derby winner, and the result is a
well-grown colt foal. Governante is the
. dam of LIE Pompom, winner OF the
French Two Thousand.
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! The Brighton Beach Stake dates are
July 6. the Brighton Beach Handicap
, $1,000: July 9. the Venus Stakes; July II
the Iroquois Stakes; July II, the Tes
Handicap: July 13, the Brighton Junior
July 16, the Jamaica Stakes; July II, tbs
, Winged Foot Handicap: July is. thu
e Brighton Oaks: July 10. the Islip Handi
e cap; July 20, the Foxhall Stakes, $4,000
8 July %, the Glen Cove Handicap; Jul,
e %, the Atlantic Stakes: July 25 the Sea
: gate Stakes; July 81 the Brighton Cup
July 30. the Montauk Stakes: August l
the Brighton Derby. $4,000. ana Angus
D 6 the Neptune Stakes
: 49,
Ex-Jockey West says that he bough
\ the Missouri bred horse Bill Garrett 70
D 5000 for Benjamin Rigby. the America,
o rider. now in England. Bill Garrett will
be shipped to France, where Rigby viii
X probably ride this year.
. -
- Snapper" Garrison is out on the Grave
a send track galloping his horses every da.
and is one Of the hardest working train
ers there. Polt: clan. a three year old. r
= considered Garrsons best horse and il
= recent galop. with his owner in tn
saddle. he showed good speed -
-
. The first produce of Flying Fox ha
- been foaled at the stud of NJ. Edmon
- Blanc, Just outside of Paris. Goyernante
- representing the blood of Energy an
Gladia by Tournament, was bred to tn
noted Derby winner, and the result is
:, we'll grown coalt foal. Governante i
:. the dam of lie Pompon, a winner of tn
- French Two Thousand. ST
- ~
e As showing that all is not sunshin
- in the horse world, it is announced tina
20 j. w. Schorr. an enthusiastic turfmar
. but one of practical ideas, after testin
i. thoroughly that promising colt. Geore
" w. Jenkins. decided to cancel all the en-
gagements he had made for the anims
- in the big stake events OF the east an
- west and direct that he be trained wit
all necessary care in the work of draw
- ing a brewery wagon. This is new ide
in connection with horse racing, but on
. which should commend itself. If NOR
-, of the horses which have been masquel
y, AIDED as racers during the winter ha
~ been similarly disposed Of it would doubt
=. less have been a good thing for racin
;. and might have saved much money
g, unwary persons who have placed wager
~ upon their chances of winning. Viii
q | it is true that chain of brewerie
,o might be needed to accommodate all II
~ horses deserving the fate OF George Y
ar Jenkins. it is felt that the results wou
If justify an enormous increase in the on
10 put Of beer. There are going to be
~ great number of high class racing an
= mails on the tracks. and there will I
. little room for others. Mr.. SchOOrr's e!