The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-15

= by De beauSoir-Bon voyage Bennett
raced the colt at the Fair Grounds last
spring. Au R=vOir was slow 10 develop and
tailed TO show his rea! class until late il:
ihe summer he is now regarded a. the
best Juvenile in the Bennett stable. Gel II
Bel Is the pick CT the Schcrr ~ -ar-olds m
training at Chicago. Young Johnny S-horr
has charge OF the Western division of his
Iather's stable Gold Bell Is by Gcldcres.-
He3therbel!e- He has rIin some smashing
ScoC races At Chicago Zee nTly.
Sidney Walker IS the star 2-year-old OF
The Dafden sable. Lacy Cra wfofd Of ST
Louis is partner r. this firm. sidney
walker won the kindergarten Stakes At
the Fair Grounds last spring. With :he
exception OF Olenant he was best 3-ye1r-
old at the Fair Grounds. Sidney Walker
won at Washington Park. Then he trained
OF and was thrown out OF training. Sig
Schreiber stable. He won several real good
races during the Washington Park meet
ing. SiSmund Is by Balgowau-Kenn
Queen. DIR. Berrays OF 81. Louis used 20
race the dam Of Sgmund.
Frank Rice is now owned by Ed Corri-
San THIS colt woil one OF the first 2-year-
old stakes of the season at New Orleans. He
Is a son Of Fred Fosters Brooklyn Handi-
cap winner. Doctor Rice. Frank Rice is
John {. Gray developed the colt Tor H. =
ScogS2n at New Orleans last winter Corr
risan bought him in the spring for $500
and CorriSan may shi? him down 10 run
in this sake: Corrisan,,s familiar green
and white sash have not been seen on Il st.
Louis race track in many years.
Tom Steve1s, the veteran Kentucky
breeder, :,as Frank Bullock and Treacy in
of Wyeth. winner OF this years American
Derby. John a Drake. the owner OF
Wyeth. is credited with having offered
S .evens Sc 80 for Treacy. hut the colt was
not for sale at this figure Treacy is said
to have shown some fast trials over the
ne!TDar track where Stevens has his horses
stabbed. The colt has never started up to
date and viii probably make his debut in
the Ozark Stakes.
Fred Cook. the ST. Louis turfrnan. has
just bought Tom Hurus' farm near Green
vile. Ill. for $3.50. Hurns Is the man who
developed Tommy Burns the famous JOCK
known horses in his day. having cam
paigned Milwaukee. Helen Wren. st. Rogue
There is fine barn and training track on
his farm. Cook will winter his racing
stable there and breed on small scale.
Cook owns Great Bend. John A Morris,
1ayon. The Bobby, Bessie Spahr Alec.
Odnor. Linsuist. st. Minor and other coed
horses.
Some years ago an Indianan named
who had married an English
lady, and made his home in England. for
awhile. took notion to return to his ma
tive land and brought back with him
string of highly bred horses" remarked
Sam Adler the other day. 'Schoenfeidt
raced his imported horses with little or no
success on the Chicago track Finally he
became disgGsted and sold out everything.
The mares he had were all beautifully bred
beasts and nearly every one of Them has
since distinguished herself as n producer
Of winners. For instance. take the FLY
ittie-Cut-A-Dash by imp. Gallantry. which
was returned winner at Delmar the other
day. The dam of this FLY imp. Bounding
Cecil. is one of the mares that Schoenfeldt
brought TO America. No better bred maze
could be found in the studhook than this
same imp. Bounding Cecil. Her sire. Trap
eze was n full brother to the great Eng
ish race horse. Tristan. winner of the As
ct Gold Gun and other famous E1glish
.Urf prizes. Trapeze was very ordinary
himself. but he came from an
llustrious family OF thoroubreds and blood
generally tells sooner or later in this breed
ng business.
"Barnacle. another 2-year-old winner at
Oelmar. is also out of a mare that Scnoen-
dr. Adler. Imp. Madge Doree. the dam of
was sired by Blandford and her
econd dam was daughter Of full brother
o the great Sterling sire of Top Gallant.
fires. L should like TO see this mare mated
With Barney Sch-eiber's Sain. Sain, you
'elieve that by crossing a Galopin horse on
Sterling mare, a wonderful racing ma
hine could be produced Anyway. should ,
Ike to be in a position to make the eN |
,erfment- Aladge Doree is now owned in |
kentucky. In Barnacle. she has produced a /
light serviceable race horse"
George Covington has just returned from |
chicago with division of Barney Schrei- |
lers T stable. which he has been racing at |
I this years st. Louis Derby and the !
rack e-year-old Sigmund by Ralgowan-
kennesaw Queen are among the horses
brought back TO the farm. OTIS 4
es not been in training for over a month.
aving been cut down in a race. He viii not !
'e campaigned again until next season
by the way, stated Saturday /
hat he did not intend TO race any of his
Ia horses at San Francisco next winter. J
ieorge Covington will take select string i!
Gat a-fr .swarr 1s1s~
oast in a week or so. Covington is the
nam who trained Otis for the ST. Louis 1
rerby.. He Is considered one of the clever
St turf mechanics in the country. Sigmund |
rill probably make his debut locally in the
'zaEk Stakes at Delmar next Saturday.
his cclt won two good races at Washing
On Park. and is about the best Balgowan
1 training this season.
p J. Germans Jack Ratlin. one of the |
est 3-ysar-olds seen at Delmar this sea
IN. Signalized his second start in the East
= winning a lightweight handicap from q
ED of crack spTinters at Sheepshead Bay
81 Saturday. Jack Ratlin's success in the
asst IS another illustration OF the fact that
Orses good enough 10 win here can win
lyw here. Mabel Winn, a stable companion
{ Jack Ratlins in the German string,
on her first start at Sheepshead Bay.
The offerings for the present week at
elmar in the way of stakes and purses
ave an aggregate value OF sl6,Coo The rae
Is programme calls for thirty-seven races.
l Which VIII De lot S-s'
yclve for siee purs :. four for $500 purses
nc four for $3.50 purses. The stake event
the week IS the Ozark. TO be run next
lturday. 1t is for 2-year-olds and has
90 added. Toe total value of the event
Ill b about 5000
Eleven of the thirty-Seven races 10 be
IN at DeiEar this week. including the
AXE feature, are for 2-year-olds. This
leans an unusually large number of juven-
e scr2fibies, although the babies will be
sked to so az far as seven furlongs In
ne event.
r. p. Hayes will return from Buffalo This
eek with his extensive string and Jockey
euth, Jordan. Lady Strathmore. Ed Lay l.
,n and other goo1 ones in his barn. Hayes
lipped away from Delmar after winning
le Inaugural Handicap with his mart !
year-old Jordan. The Hayes horses are
] extensively engaged at the Fair
rounds.
Favorites Jared well at Deimar last week.
nished second. four were third and eleven
III unplaced. With twe.ve " M. < I-sor-
eS and eleven winning second choices. the
ient doubtless had u profitable week.
he longest shot 10 win during the week ,
as Maggie Felix, who, however. vas dis
lalified for fouiing. When Maggie vas
I back. Flop. secord choice in the bet
~, got the first money.
SISTER sarah won ut 90 to J. Her stable
lmpanion. Louis Wagner. was returned a
inner at long odds Besides winning with
Juis Wagner and Sister Sarah. GIL Curry !
80 put Carat over the plate at good odds
] Jared poorly during the early days OF
e local racing season. but he is gettinS
with vengeance since the nelmar fall