The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

FOR TEE sCNDKI
The feature at Delmsr last week was the
long races for 2-year-olds. J. K Hughes's
crack FLY, Pourquui Pas handled herself
Hike a prospective Oaks WHINE IN the six
and q half furlung contest Wednesday.
Frank Bullock finished third in this race.
He got OF badly, however. and wee run
ming over his field 81 the finish. Friday the
youngsters were sent seven furlunEs as a
preliminary warm-up for this weeks mile
race. This viii be the first mile race Of the
year for Juveniles in this country.
Manager Adler has the contest set for
Wednesday. The pure is $500. The weights
VII be eight pounds below the scale. Win
ners OF one stake must carry q three-pound
penalty. while a double stake winner will
have TO pick up g fiye-pound penalty. Bar
ney SchTeiDer's crack hlly, Gehe:mness. gets
into this class for winning the Native Nur-
sery al the Fair Grounds and the Missouri
at DelmAr- Avoid and Pour
quot Pas are the best 2-ye6r-old titles IN
training al Detmar. All three look like
they might develop into Oaks mares next
year.
Avoid Is the TithOus FLY that ran the
great Olefiant TO a head in the Deputante
Stakes at Ihe Fair Grounds. She belongs
10 brewer Gerst OF NASHVILLE. Frank BUI-
lock. Sailors Dream. Deer hunter. PetIl-
john ano Jack Aoung seem 10 De me best
01 the z-year-old cOIts around here rlght
low FRANK Bullock IS by Governor Dor
akeT, d horse Inat used TO race in the
freshman colOrE. SaiiCr ; Dream IS by FL
rate OF Fenzance. Deer hunter is by Deer
slayer ana Is owned by the Texas horse
man. 5. ). Charles. Jack EOung is in q. C.
Bakers stable and Is trained By 4. r
SskeT one OF the cleyerest turf mechanics
N Inc West JACK Ao2ng Is by LAmplght-
En- PettiJohn ie q son of Dorian and be-
longs TO StubbE bros. Dorian Was 4 great
race horse in mis- day.
RHTTFlEhr7 - Z me- rnngF rn1,rrf- --~~ -
In training on the local tracks. He fell
down. WAS left al the post or was beaten
a snoo1 every time he started at the FAN
Grounds The colt won a purse al Deimar.
be mas showed 10 be a good one and II
Yep -une ever concludes 10 smile On him Pet
t-5In ought 10 win races IN almost any
company
W H. FIzer. who figures prominently in
the list OF winning owners at Deimsr. Is
making every .eroEt 10 strengthen his al
reauy powerful string OF horses. The Use
1ul selling platter. Hucena, was claimed
away troD Fizer recently, but her stall
was not vacant long as several new horses
joined the stable the past week From W.
: Arkeil of New York. Ffzer purchaser Sir
raul, a S-year-old by Imp. Massstto-For-
ever SIR Paul Is a magnIIicenJiy bred colt.
llts sire having gotten such good ones as
dam Forever. produced the great race mare
Forget Tn latter Will be as
one 81 the best 2-yeHr-Uld fllies ever seen
at the Fair Grounds Afterwards Forge.
was schoeled over the jumps and she de-
selOped into one Of the greatest performers
over the obstacles in this country.
sir Paul must have shown Arkell some
thing IN his private trials as a 2year-oid for
he was extensively Engaged in the big 3
year-old classics of 1902. Fizer expects to
win races with Sir Paul at the next Del
mar meeting.
fIzer has also bought the promising 2
year-old Doc Mayer by Governor Foraker-
Clean Heels from p. j. German. This colt
Is a half brother 10 James c. Ghio's crack
race mare. Orris. He ran several excellent
races when German first came here with
his stable. F1zer makes no secret of tho
fact that he thinks this colt viii develop
into a useful performer. FIZer also bought
the proInising S-year-old Founding from
y. J. German Ffzer now has one of the
biggest strings in training Et Deimar. A
complete list Of his horses will be found
below:
Tom Collins. b. h. G. by imp. NsHeour-Ma-
Elsie Brambls. b.. n. 6 by Brambie-E1as
Jterpe. b. N, g by imp. cavaIie-Ban Danes.
Bear. b. NJ. C. by ~Ncpun-L1Hth.
LA @dforo, & by imp. Top Gailant-Miss
Gi.s gOiigbty. i. N. I. By inp. Ioysiisi-
Menace. b. m. 4 by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sieskford. b. g.. 4. by Luke Biackburn-Mlss
Founding eh Z. 4. BY Lazzzruns-Betts
81 Paul b z by imp, Ae-ssstse-FO-ve.
BeR Aemstsad. b. C., :. by Ben strOms-Net-
Doc Mayer. b. c. Z By SoveTnof Sotafer-
S S5Ss S-a = Z 2 BY cTgssg--Hslen.
George Scott. D 4. 3 by Sea shors-L.e
= n. {. Z BY Arentino-MarnA
Tom KIIey has taken the pick of E. J.
Arnold q Co.'S big stable to Chicago. Ar
mold q Co. intend 10 race st Harlem until
Delmar reopens. Kiley took Felix Bard.
Peaceful, Maxtmus, Stranger. F1tz RrfllRr
and Terra Incognfta to Harlem. Jockey
5astiste Tin nrO6ssiy return to Chicago to
mans crack colt Jack Ratitn, IN the Gar
den City Handicap 1t Harlem last Monday
Gor.han by the WY. shipped Jim Clark
mold a Co.'S string. These two horses have
some tnnpS-aut stake engagements at HAT-
lem, and win Dc campaSgned there until
Delmar reopens. Jockey Batttste h now
under contract to Tom Kley for the rest OF
the present racing season Jockey Donegan
has been riding for Captain r. B. Flee
since Battiste signed with Eiley.
z and L Bohlman havs q first cali on
Dnnegan. The latter war considered tns
most promising race rider nt the Fair
Grounds last spring. He was nearly killed
closed and was laid up for several weeks
Donegan has ridden several
winnerE ssnce bis return to the saddle. and
VII probably figure ProraineTtly N the LIST
long.
". q. Ffzer'E mare. Miss Goiightfy. has
won FIVE races in seven efarts at the pres
ent Delmar meeting. Her record entities
the mare to be clRssed with the best OF
has esr,sInI me be = sir rHH mr. nTosssbIe to The
followers OF the Ffzer stable
Miss GolghLlyE best race at Delrnhr was
81 1,,r ;Srirngs n aaf4 WITH n, ne waT =
six frrionge twice. she also scored Gt