The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10

Wagner and she beat him coming from be-
hind ! thought l 20 would be good
price against Louis Wagner in here Sister
Sarah was only taken of the farm a month
ago. She had been resting up. Her best
work prior to this race was In for six fur
longs. She Is a poor worker. Tho track to-
cay suited her and she has some class to
her"
Though warned that Port Royal was a
mean,teInpered horse. and though they could
bettors played him yesterday on the
strength Of mis- fast races in the East.
Huntrezsa. whom Ethyiene could always
beat, vent East. ran miles In 1Ss 2-5 and
gave Blues. the great handicap horse
weight and beating. Don't let these East
ern cracks worry you
Two Of c. G. Bakers colts showed I'm
nenSe Improvement yesterday. Gaslighter
began slowly. but finished like house a
fire. JACK Young WAS another colt com
pared TO his race over seven furlongs the
other day Both Will hear watching over
distance
A filly which II viii pay bettors TO watch
is Mabel Richardson She was out under
Stable boy named Haack last time. II
was a good lot and she could not have won
but she WIS very fresh al the end and the
boy would not pull her up until she ran
n quarter OF a nile more than the seven
furlonss the race called for She was fight
ing for her head then Mabel Richardson
II nice looking. wei turned fliey and she
will win when placed right.
Louden has been well spoken Of as a rider
His efforts al Deln.ar do not Justify This
reputation His long SUIT seems 10 he 10 rIIr
last on wel-played horses. He is absolute
y modonlesS In the, saddle. has no life in
is an awfuiiy good boy.
Why did you take Ethylene into the
nluu on the rail instead OF taking the dry
center track for yours man asked
Jockey Bonner after the fourth race
Ah was taEin de Shortest way dar.
tSD0nnT
Clifford swung wide enough and. after ne
was once straightened OUT for home. the
shortest way .-dar" But he SWING into the
mud and made II easy for Founding m
Siinora Siil. Was DRIVING wagon from Caron-
delet TO East St Louis he would start 10
swing mis- team across the river rather than
go 70 the bridge.
Scully is out OF form. Bonner cannn. WIN
on q horse that Is twenty pounds the best
and Savers Is as bad Now. Houbre Is the
and putting UP the good rides. You ought
70 nave seen him handle Pourquoi Pas and
put il over Bonner on Kings Lady
Il am having no frck at all said Bar
ney Schreiber. To-day q man bets me ss0o
on. on sam .SI Soat az TO L 1 see slz- So
OFT TO lay II OF at 81. Before he car get
TO II they are of The rush al the start
clear profIt on that half Then i bet 81,
on Kings Lady a place She cannot lo1e
y wnen she r..n out, and then she Is only
beaten q nose"
Dick Williams. who trained scbx-aTbe
At Delrnar when she ran her bad races IS
not loy2oie or popular character but he
has some receemine qualities one of vh,ch
Is pluck 10 speak as he thinks Williams
- q good deal Of 4 crank and is n BIT sharr
OF tongue SchwaIbe's recent races got him
IN I'll ocnr at Deluar and a lot or hard
things were sald about him He Is not an
arSei-few OF rs zre-bct Schwalbe's recent
races prove that she csanno. run On the Del
mar track
Contrasting many races run by certain
horses at k.nloch and ar Delrnar induces
the belief that IL takes a strong horse rather
than fast one 10 rrn al Desrnar TO advar-
sage- Speed alone viii not do SPEED
counted et kinloch- where the track was
fast and light and the turns easy Horses
Of the Likeness. SchwaIbe. Paimecte ease
Hight. weak and fast. cannot run at Delmar'
the turns anc the heavy yellow clay re-
quirfng horses Of muscle and powerful sfnev
TO run them to ADVANTAGE
The writer Ezs one OF those who lcrfsf-
c.sed the races run by the horses Er. WIZ
hams trained He believes that he was uIe- 4
taken and hasters to make this reparzfion.