The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY
Mfssour!-bred horses will have an inning
at rhe Delmar track next Saturday. when
the Homebred Stakes at six furIongs with
81 90 added will be run. Horses bred In
Missouri will have the field to themselves
in this event. The Homebred is similar TO
the Native Nursery Stakes. which was de-
cided a; the Fair Grounds, the only dner-
ence being that the Native Nursery was for
e-year-olds exclusively
The best th~oroughtreds ever raised in the
grand old State are eligible TO the Home
bred. including the two Derby winners
Otis and S~ilveTdGle. Otis captured inns
years ST. Louis Derby, while Silyerdale
won the stake last year. Both these nass
were bred in st. Louis County. OTIS Is a
prcduct of the Woodlands stud. While ST.
yerdale first saw the light Of day at Bryan
Obear's breeding farm at Crescent. 40.
Besides Otis. Barney Schroeder has a num-
Der OF good other horses in the Homebred'
among them beng Schwalbe. winner OF the
Mississippi Valley Stakes at the FAR
Grounds. and Piquart. a colt which mas
been running extremely well at Chicago
lately. Dewey. is another one or the
John Huffmln. the veteran turiman, NEo
used 10 train Yo Tan0ien for Chris smith.
has mis- old ~breadwinrer What-sr-t22u N
the HomebTed. WhIt-er-Iou Is by White;
a horse than ran Les Angeles To a Geao
heat in the Latonia Derby. What-er-Dou
was foaled in the interior of this State and
vaz never heard of as a race horse Until
he fell into the hands of John Huffman
The latter made a great horse out Of What
er-LoI. in his 4-year-old form. winning both
the Inaugural and Club Members nandi-
caps II 1875 at the Fair Grounds with 'he
horse
Wounded Knee 10 another horse in the
HOmebrsd with a history This colt was
bred by the well-known veterinarian. Doc
tor c. W Crowley. who has a magnificent
hEaEAN-- Z@mwl naa- NaWW-l
cd Knee is by Foul Shot-Valencia. his
dam being a full sister TO the crack race
horse Nanki Pooh. Doctor Crowley ex-
pected TO win the St. Louis Derby of 1871
with Wounds Knee. hut the horse received
a bad ride and finished back in the ruck
after going TO the Tost a strong ~favorite
Of speed in his first and only race this year.
AID: II his trainer fetches him to the post
next Saturday ft and ready. it Will take 4
good one to trim him.
Among the other good ones in the Home.
bred are: Found. Has Gift. S~oundIy. VIII
FAY and Maggie Davis. Found and Has
Joe Lucas's Goodwood Stud in st. Louis
county. Souadly comes from Doctor Nc
| Wis also halls from Western Missouri. she
has been running at Chicago this wear.
Fat Gorman. the Cincinnati turfman. AZ
rived at Delmar last week with his strong
table. German campaigned his string at
I Washington Park and was among the lead.
ing winning owners at the big Ch:rayo
- aAN0NNA ~ oAAA II n
Gales and Jack Rattlin. The latter is on.
of the speediest 3-year-olds on the Western
Circuit. He captured three straight races
at Washington Park. defeating some of IN
speediest sprinters in training on the Chi.
cago tracks. GALES IS the gelding thai
Frank Carr. the ~vell-known ST. Louis turf.
man. won several purses with at the Fair
Grounds last fall. Gales IS a horse with .
terrific turn OF speed and can win races amy,
where when at himself. Carr sold the ant
NAL to German last fall. L. v. BslIew !,
training for German. He won with jim
Clark and Mabel VIM. the first two Horse
he started at Delmar. A complete list OF
the horses in the German string VIII b,
found below:
Jim Clark. br. G.. 4. by strathmore-Lina
tunah.
Gales. br. e., 3. by Prince James-MedrSa
Erema, b. m. 4. by Tremont-Secret.
Mabel VIM. b. T.. ). by Conrad-Alva
retta.
Jack RattIin. b. c. by spendthrift-Imp
Stuyve. b. &. ;. by Stuyvesant-Katie a.
sinner simon. CHI c.. .. by Imp. Simpl
Doc Mayer. b. C.. :. by Governor Foraker
Clean Heels.
oui oui. b. f.. ., by Luke BIackbu-n-In
view.