The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27

among the other o%iicisis Of the 5teR
Club.
Joe Rose. who booked on New York races
all season, is back in California taking q
well-earned rest before the racing season
Sam Rainey n Jerry DriscoN have been
swsoaed the aeld-S0ok RrdIzilegs fes the
Notwithstanding reports from England
that the American Jockey, Daniel Maher
VIII race next year for the Duke Of Devon
ward VII. there are doubts expressed IN
this country whether. :hey are true. as the
boy has not the power to make engage
1t appears that when Maher sig ned to
ride for the late Pierre Loril'ari. the latter
was associated with Mr.. Daniel Cooper. a
owner Of horses and the representative Of
MI: Loriilard at all times. Mr.. Coeper's
name vas associated in the contract with
was no clause in the document to cover the
ceath OF either one or the two employers
there Is little doubt that the articles OF
agreement are valid 50 far as lIr. Cooper is
That Maher has not signed with the Duke
OF Devonshire must be believed from the
9 transfer without the consent Of the boys
father. who is a resident Of Conreeticut:
~ an Interview with lanes J: Quinn Of
Maher is bound to live ur TO his agreement
with Mr.. Cooper as . partner of Mr.. Loril-
lard In the contract. and that the contract
Ing an option covering tho year is02 is
taken up prior to November Is. sol.
Makers father says there has been no
the coming s year snd sI that matters aae si are sG som ner
what complicated owing to the death Of Mr..
Lorillard, as he family does not contem-
plate = continuance Of the stable for the
Trainer A. ]. Joyner, who had much to do
with the contract made between Maher and
MI Lorillard. and who corresponds with
had not heard from Maker for nearly two
weeks. and that in his last letter he had
mot in af.s1 S;. that the Duke Duke Of pevonshise
the subject" said pj Joyner. '1 was Trainer rs nsn Sam an
Darling: Danny has never mentioned the
name OF any one else. and l think he would
have done 60 had there been many other I'm
auiries for a contract.
Regarding the terms Of his agreement
tinued Joyner. II know that Mr. Cooper
told Maher that in case the heirs to Mr..
Lorillard's estate declared the contract void
agreement was fulfilled. I don't think that
Naher has signed ar agreement, with any
one for next season. In fact. he could not
do SO lesitimstely without his fathers con
jority."
From the circumstances surrounding the
S&SG ~ WILMA BSSIu lNdt CdUlep uOtIIyIOX
the home folks that Maher would ride for
King Edward VII. are a triie premature.
Yet where there are rumors there gener-
ally Is some sort OF foundation, hence We
can only hope IN Maher may vet be
Jockey to the King.
case Of little Harry Michaels. who was
suspended a week ago by the officers OF
the Morris Park meeting. A volunteer in
the boys behalf is ready. II he has not al
Hn9 Nv dnnp 90 fn OfVa lnfnrfnnf HIM fn The
stewards that he was possibly mistaken for
silvers. the boys valet. who was accused Of
q specified daya "'enae'S between races on
This mans name Is Lucky. g trainer, and
he was dressed similar to Siivers on that
day. Lucky says that he went to Michaels
ceived any encouragement from the own
Is Of horses he had been engaged to ride.
anything at all.
OF course. it is merely a coincidence
that Lucky should have been dressed
that his acknowledgment Of talking to
Michaels at the time specified might have
some weight In the boys favor. there be-
ing. possibly. a case OF mistaken Identity.
william C. Daily is sometimes sorry for
things that he does. Last week ne made
purchase Red Path and. Trump for 1900
and paid $1,000 deposit. Shortly after max
Ing the bargain he thought ne might have
done better. and he returned to Mt. Hitch
cock With ! long face and q trouhlsd e.s
preston, saying that he didn't think he'd
lnks the horses: q. they might not be as
NJ. HitehcocS rave him back his 1900
and seemed q much pleased as DAILY was
disappointed. DAILY hardly expeeted such
matter for e lev hours he . setpr p ns to Mr:
the horses Not Today" said Mr.. Hitch
cock; you are late. Mr..
After Red Path 4 won his race yester-
DAY. bseakins re track record e;s,S.l By IN. nearly
stair railing nom where be had been
watching the race. and Thought many bitter
thoughts concerning himself.
NJ. ~. c. whitney has asdsd anether
aid that be paid 5000 for her to NJ. sho-
waiter. She Ia. some 5oyai HIGSd running
Terminus. which was said 70 = e serf-
eusiy injured that he wcu!d poSanly q
Miller. II has been discovered th.s h has
. ffactufed corUne3. ana that tnetS afo
enaneec Of his recovet1n9 sumese0oy 70
place him IN the stud.