The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Talbot Bros. Turney Bros, w. w
Darden, T. III. Stevens and
Other Big Owners Here.
PETER ]. NOLAN'S HARD LUCK.
Lost His Good Horse Hurricane
Wall, Siddons, The Comman-
der and Other Derby Can
didates at the Track.

Wednesday morning ITOm MetnpniS. ldA'
bot Bros. Turney Bros. R R Rice. W. W.
Darden. Tom Stevens. Mulhall & Gay and
S. J. Charles were represented in the big
consignment. which was stabbed at the Fair
Grounds. where the local racing season
will be ~inaugurated next Wednesday, May
/. This will be the first season Turney
Bros. have ever raced over the local
tracks. They have a strong stable. which
includes Maud Come. the sensational 2
year-old flly. by The Commoner; Waswift.
a 2-year-old. half brother to the famous
Swif,mas. by wawekus-Nel Swift: Bowen
and Wellesley. two promising 3-year-olds.
and Dissenter. q 4-year-old. by Bermuda
Dessenter. Is q candidate for the St Louis
Inaugural.
politan tracks heretofore. Doctor Catiett,
Swiftmas. Tile and other sensational horses
raced in their colors.
Talbot Bros. brought the st. Louis Derby
candidates. The Commander and The CaX-
ton, both Of which were sired by The COM
moner, a son OF Hanover. Talbot Bros.
came mere two years ago and captured the
They came over from Cincinnati especially
TO win that stake and shipped away the
next day. This time they have brought their
whole stable Of ten head and will race here
all season. The juvenile star of the Talbot
string Is Wanna Moinen, a bay lilly, by
The Commoner-Matilda. She captured a
stake in her last start at Memphis. John
Storm. q brown colt. by The Commoner-
Mary Porter: Goggin, a bay geiding, by
Srutus-Ramona. and Lefare, a bay colt
by The Commoner-Leora. are some Of the
other youngsters in the string.
VI. W. Darden has always raced in st,
LOUIS and Is We'll known to local patrons
Forget Not, Wall and La DESTROYS a &
year-old filly by Esher|Georgia kinney,
wall Is . candidate for the St. Louis Derby.
Imported Pirate Of Penzance-Katie H. This
colt was turned out all winter. He is very
high in fesh. Mr.. Darden could not get
him ready to race at Memphis. Forget Not.
who Is a 6-year-old bay ge,ding by Perkins
Forget Me Not II. failed to start at Menu
phts Tor the same reason.
Captain r. R. Rice brought a lot Of good
horses from Memphis. Wax Taper. Curd
tiillock. Fred Hesslg are in his stable, which
also includes the speedy 2-year-old Miss
sired by Lamplighter. Miss Dora is the
fiily that captured the Turf Congress Stakes
Tor 2-year-oids at Little Rock. She defeated
a stake at Nashville Tuesday, In the Little
Rock event. Miss Dora, Warner II and
Little Chimes. a 2-year-oid by Chimes-Lit-
tie Crete, came up from Little Rock in the
same car with Orleans. Julietta B.. and the
rest Of the horses owned by Burrows Bros.
Little Chimes was bred by Captain Rice at
his plantation near Warner. Ark. Chimes.
performer on the Western circuit in the
early nineties. Chimes won the Yelled
Prophet Handicap before one of the biggest
crowds that ever witnessed a horse race in
this country al the Fair Grounds on big
Thursday. the last year Rolla Wells was at
,ae neea OF the Fair Association. Little
crete, dam OF Little Chimes, is also well
remembered by old st. Louis turfmen. This
mare was bred by J. p. Patton at his farm
near Sturgeon, Mo. She won. the Southern
Hotel Stakes in her 2-year-old form at the
Fair Grounds and was subsequently sold
to Captain Rice for whom she won many
a race.
Peter ]. Nolan came down from his farm
near Mulberry Grove. Ill., yesterday with
Nettie Regent, a 4-year-old mare by Mon
old maiden by Imp. Cheviot. Both have
wfntered well. Nettie Regent was a fire.
Iuent winner last season, and will doubt
son. The Imp. Cheviot colt sold for $500
as q yearling. but was a disappointment
as q 2,year-old. Nolan bought the colt from
Charlie Hughes last fall. Nolan is bewail-
ing the loss OF Hurricane. q Hanover horse.
that died at his farm last February. Hur-
rfcane was a high-class horse, having run
and a fraction winter before last. Hurri-
cane was a 5-year-old. He died from blood
poisoning.
Captain Billy WILKINSON, the veteran
turfmar. has his stable of runners at the
Fair Grounds. Captain Williamson owns
Tom Kingsley. Duke of Melbourne. Linden
Ella and several promising 2-year-olds by
Tacoma that were bred by J. S. Williams Of
Paris. Tex. Mr.. Williams is a well-known
Texas Democratic leader, having been
United States Marshal of the Northern Dis
trict of Texas in President Cleveland's sec
ond administration.
Fred Cook. the St. Louis turfman. re-
ceived a wire Wednesday from his cashier,
Joe Dwyer. who Is still at Frisco, stating
that Eddie Dominick, the famous light
weight jockey. had left San Francisco
Wednesday. morning bound for St. Louis.
Deminick is under contract to ride for
for the Inaugural. TAyon was shipped to
St. Louis from Frisco last Tuesday. The
horse will come by way Of Chicago. John
4. Morris; Small Jack. The Bobby. Great
and the rest of Cooks horses will be
shipped to st. Louis from Frisco May /.
Dwyer wires that he will not be able to
get a car to ship them here before that
time.
Lawrence Maher has sold his 6-year-old
horse. Skillman, by Teuton-Annie Wood
the animal over the local tracks the COM
ing season.
7. H. Stevens. who will race here this
season, owns Amelia Strathinore. Siodons,
stan and several highly-promising 2-year-
3 fmp. 81 Simon Goy Masnus s and osher W =weilsKnoWn
sires. Part Of his stable arrived Wednes-
day. Siddons. by Observation-Disclosures, is
a candidate for the st. Louis Derby. Amelia
Strathmore is at Nashville to fulfill some
stake engagements. r. j. c.