The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-23
GOSSIP OF THE aUARTERsTRETCH.
Owner of Guide Rock Admoufshed by
Judge Brady-About the Jockeys.

Judge Brady-About the Jockeys.
Judge Brady had Mr. Johnston up on the
| carpet yesterday.
''Mr. Johnston said Mr.. Brady, may
ask how II IS that your horse, Guide Rock.
displayed so liltth speed on last Wednes-
day and such wonderful amount of II last
Saturday? The two performances do not
! elbe- They are races which / cannot toll
crate"
Sir" said AR. Johnston. II had Tommy
o'Rrien up on Wednesday. He is not riding
MIN a bad ride do not say that he pulled
Perhaps he did" said Mr brady. but on
sprint. He was backed from to to to {.
was on whooping, took the track and
walksd s.9E.,d home an easy winner"
your party had confidence enough In him
| to back the horse down at q short price:
Brady. "a repetition Of such running Viii vii
rot meet with my favor, and ! will not
overlook such gross violation of form"
anything on Mr.. Brady these days.
81 do not see where you fellows who fol-
low form had any complaint coming on
J. Ryan ''He was OF well the day previ-
Gus and II n well for a bit. but was in the
bad going near the ran, while the others
him out when he won and cleaned up hand
somSy. l also held Brema out I'D did we'll
John Burrowes's horse. They T run best
fresh. He runs them light In flesh and
homes them good bit. but watch them
lay-up-"
"A nice tOastins you people gave Herman
yesterday. You all take Booker's word for
L that he was told to rate Geheimness.
for Cod Rpil vrhnru he vra "a HA
told Booker not to kill Geheimness running
with Gold Bell. but Il she could take, the
good race in every way: save that he should
have taken the Ally wide In the stretch and
picked the good going. He Is an honest
Brandt is much put out BY the severe criti-
cism he was exposed to- He gave proper in
structions. but they miscarried. That is ALL
ca. TILES made big haul on the victory
OF Lady Strathmore- Mr. TILES does not
books strictly to form and evident condf-
dock and asked MI Hayes how his mare mare
was not going to bet on her; that she had
not been out In some time and that she
night I, not Ike e the track s;s Mr.: Hayes il a
cerned. Every little thing that is unfayor-
able to them seems insurmountable in his
own judgment. got TO / for his hundreds.
while other people were playing Frank Bell
at TO Q. and cashed handsomely when the
mare came roliicking home
Dennis Sullivan. ex-Alderman of the
Twenty-fourth Ward. claimed Ravensbury
for S.1o0 out of the last race on Saturday
It is said that s. c. Hiidreth refused S. 90
for the colt before he left Chicago He is a
nice kind Of an animal and well bred 1t was
rumored yesterday that Mr.. Sullivan had
not secured the horse. but Secretary Hach-
meister denies this report.
Houbre is getting to ride some He gave
Battiste battle royal with Saiinda against |
long way in front. Yesterday Houbre rated /
her in front. q difficult thing to do. especial
~ Tor small boy: then made his run at |
the right time around the stretch turn. Sa- |
her held her straight and picked his going !
in fine style. Battiste was the strongest |
rider, and Algie NJ the best horse. Aigic !
Houbre had neither whips or sprus on sa- /
linda
Little Redfern. the most desirable Jockey 1
up an odd mount about st. Louis in the I
sprins OF isol- he managed 10 get sn->R2, !
Or two while boys like Bloss, Houck. We'd /
mand- One day the writer saw him give
Joseph A. Murphy. the weil-known Judge.
= Rsdfern was not a good boy: Docto.
that winter Mr.. Murphy smiled and said: |
! Fair for BIT OF Lad. but he is far from
being Jockey Redfern is making $50 600
They say that he can make any kind Of 4
horse run In the iaughable-in many |
sases-5ockey handicaps newspapers print
eso Is surns sassa suman 8 @ up s,s 9do
Turner. Coburn, buchanan and that lot:
Redfeyn can do eighty pounds. Some of
The other boys find themselves hard set to