The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20
ENTRIES FOR THE KENTUCKY DERBY
NARROW DOWN TO EIGHT HORSES.
Abe Frank Stands Better Chance for Winning the Great Stake Now
That Pentecost and Shpthrift Have Been Shipped East
Alana-DaIe in Good Condition for the Race.

that Tom Crabb has a good chance TO land
the money with this miss, which is by st.
noticed at Churchill Downs this week wa.
as follows: Kentucky Wonder, the property
Of Littrell & Co. fy~e.;ihtns. IN l:07: Old
in 1:52: Belle of Marion. a flly. by Trafal-
gar-Princess Himyar, thrse-quarters in
In. and Wedding March, owned by r. ].
fa j. w.. onxnard win 'T race his string of
horses at Churchill Downs during the com
ing meeting; President Schultz Of the New
this effect from "Bill' Brien, who is train
ing Mr.. ONnard's stable at Lexington. OK
nard is The big beet sugar king of New
which he wants to turn out on the local
track before starting them in the East.
James Peppsr. The horses were sent d,
rect to Morris Park. where the first racing
WAS taken, and with the exception of a few
slightly indisposed animals, all the horses
are III good shape and well enough ad-
vanced In their work to race as soon as
tie Morris Park meeting opens. Mr.. Pepper
has horses IN nearly all the big stakes in
predict that several rich prizes Will be car
ried of by Whisky King. his star per
former.
Nine stakes will be run at the spring
meeting Of the New Louisville Jockey Club
this year. An these stakes are on the add
each. The Clark Stakes Will be run as
usual this year. with 800 added. The
stakes are as follows; The Debutante
the Bashford Manor. for s.yearsold colts
and g%eldinss $1,000 added; the Juvenile
s, ,s: t for 2-y Nsndlds selling SEQ add
olds and upwards, 81. 800 added; the Blue
Grass, for S-gear-olds: $1,000, added; the
lucky Derby closed. 5000; the Kentucky
Oaks. closed, 5000: the Nursery Stakes, for
2-year-olds. closed, 5000.
The great mare. Catherine Of Navarro.
sister TO the sensational Henry of Navarro.
has just foaled a bay colt by imp. Top Gal
Chrtstiansburg. The late Byron Mcclellan
paid more money as a ~yearling for Gather
Inc OF Navarro than for any other fiily he
F. r. Hitchcock, the millionaire horse
man Of New York. owner Of Goldfinder and
a member Of the Board OF Governors OF
place, near lexington. this week. He was
well pleased with the appearance Of all his
horses. The Chicago millionaire. A. Feather
stone, has also been at Lexington. looking
over his racing stable at Kenmore Park.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Featherstone's
entire string will be shipped to Morris
neen. by Barcaldine. owned by James R.
and F. p. Keeene, has foaled a chestnut
FLY, by the great Kingston, at Gastleton
sister to the sensationaI race Il horse. Voter.
Young Princess. by Hanover. also owned
by the Keenes. has just foaled a chestnut
filiy. by Kingston. This week a. L. Fergu-
son of Georgetown: bought for a long price
Of Rogers Bros. Of Scott County, the cele-
brated chestnut yearling colt, by Ham
mond, son CT Hanover. dam by Sir Dixon.
sire of the sensational Blue Girl. This
y%oungster has been the subject of no little
comment by buyers this spring. being re-
garded as one of the finest yearlings In all
kentucky. He is among the first OF his
sire's get-a young stallion, bred in the
same line with ". X. Vanderbilt's SOS. 900
Halma-