The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
FULL BROTHER TO WYETH ENTERED
IN NEW CENTURY STAKES AT DELMAR.
Tracey Is the Name of Crack Colt Tom Stevens Expects to Make a
Killing With the Coming Week-News of the Thoroughbreds.

WRITTEN FOR TIE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
7. L. Stevens is said TO have a good colt
under cover for New Century Stakes.
which is to be the racing feature OF the
coming week at the Delmar track. Stevens's
good thing is u colt called Treacy. by Wads-
worth-FOnsie, which makes him a full
brother to the famous Wyeth. winner Of
this years American Derby.
Stevens owns the Walnut Hill Stud in
Kentucky. and bred Wyeth and Treacy
there. Wyeth was never heard Of last year
until he beat Charles W. Meyer, a l to 10
shot, in a stake at the Fair Grounds. and
Stevens may be planning a similar coup
with Trsacy. Stevens also has Frank Gul-
lock in the New Century Stakes.
This event is for 2-year-olGs,. with sL"D
added. and the distance is six furlonss. A
list of the ~eligibles to the New Century
includes some Of the best juveniles devei-
oped III the West this season The most
likely of the seyenty-one nominations maze
to TIE New Century will be found below:
Jack Young, Deerhunter.
Sidney Walker. Lazarrs-
Gchelmness. oi"fant-
Frank Bullock, LsttiJSnH
Iu Revolr. Lady churel.ii.
Sailors Dream. Germany.
John 4. Scott, E!ccsrne
~Sigmund. go SilItL
Frank Rice. scotch sruH-
DADDY Bender. captain Arnold.
Geheimness. Lacy Churchill and Sigmuni
belong 20 Barney Schreiber. VINO mas nTTn
at Delmar and the Fair Grounds TINS So
son. He won the Mississippi Naies' re
Fair Grounds and the Missouri STAGES az
Delmar. Geheimness won both the Native
Nursery and Missouri: She ought 10 ed q
tied with being the best juvenile N IL.
Schneider stable. He won, two races 81
Washington Park signun Is ny ssarI-
a~n-Kennesaw Queen, ana mas never s"t
Captain ArnoId and DADDY Bfnde aIn aTa
torfc Quickstep Stakes at Washington
Park. En son. the owner OF GaptaIn As
rold. is well known in st, Louis. He was
formerly Jockey Tommy Burns's manager
and used to make Burns,s riaing ensasea
ments when Tommy was the premier i"'e
Tom A. scott and Cold Bell belong 10
Brewer Schorr. The latter has Gold Bell
in training at Chicago. ana the colt MAJ nay
tury. III he IS brought down. the colt maj
heats him will come pretty near winning
the stake
Several new jockeys made their appear
ance al Deluar. Tommy Dean came down
from Chicag" Early TIy In f Inc 6 TesS. 1h IN j from
chicago and commenced to take mounts at
Delmar. Dean is under contract to "Blsn-
bonght Jockey Tommy O'Brien's contract
from w. H. Fizer at New Orleans last WIN,
Memphis and Washington Park At the
Washington Park G!pr meeting ing IA, a d Tiebenef
arose betweer rsme BFieh which mic 'I resulted in
0'Brien being succeeded by Jockey Dean
as The stable rider, O'Brien then came
s'nce. Dean rode for Tichenor & Co. unt:l
the stable secured a call on Jockey jay
Ransch's services. Dean could have re-
preference to playing second fiddle to
Ransch. he thought it best to try his iuGs
as a free lance down mere. george fooIe
still retains his contract on tho lad. George
putnam is making his engagements mere.
Dean rode extremely well at New Orleans
last season.
Jockey J. Miller rode for Ed Corrigan IN
til recently. He was originally with John
W. Schprr, having been signed to succeed
Tommy Burns. Miller failed to make gooa
as Rurus's successor. and was replaced oy
Johnny Woods, who has been the Schorr
sta be Jockey ever since. Miller rode free
ligDss af him a ae i New se Orleans sh last Winter.
Miller rode for Corrigan at Louisville. La
ytonia and Chicago this spring. with more or
nnsht tc make good at Delmar. Dean IS
easily the better boy Of the two, and win
probably rank up with the leading riders at
Cantain Robert r. Rice, the Arkansas
borsaman. who leads the winning owners
at Delmar, Is leaving no stone unturned 10
S,I geIdinz, Van Hoorebeeke. by Van
Ruren-Etta Gilroy. last week from T. 2;
De Amman. and Is stlll negotiating tor PsI
Pina traded Deloraine and a cash considera-
ton for Van Hoorebeeke. The latter is an
eTtroroeIy useful racing tool when at him
self He won three straight races at New
orleans but has been of ever since he was
sbinned here. Van Hoorebeeke ran third to
GILES and Bengal the first time he started
IN Csptain Rice's colors at Delmar. Cap
tain Rice stated Friday that he intended TO
turn his yb nors SeImar closes and sp sM the
intervening time at his Arkansas planta-
ton. The Captain thinks the rest will do
his horses good.
Gill summers pulled OFF q hot one at Del
mar with Miss Knickerbocker last Wednes-
day. The flly was heavily played in the
rinr and doM1toHn banGbooks. and several