The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-03-02
HORSES AND THEIR RIDERS.

Farm in California.
A. f. Perren Buffalo, refused 81, 900 fol
Equity. 2:12A, year ago The horse
sold for $3.50 at the recent New York sale
Jockey O'Connor, who rode Siddons 6
mile and sixteenth on Friday last a,
San Francisco, tainted after the race
Joe Piggott, the Jockey, will soon re-
turn to Russia, where he will ride during
the coming season.
Director Joe, by Director, out Of the
dam of Joe Patchen, will be trained this
season by Mart Demarest
The Irish Racing Calendar" says that
G5l, PSI was given in stake money in Ire
land during last season. This is nearly
$500 more than in 1900 which had pre-
viously been the record aggregate for the
Emerald Isle.
The preliminary list of jockeys licensed
for 1902 by the London Jockey Club in
cludes the names OF Danny Maher, Patsy
McDermott, and W. B. Buchanan, the
American riders.
Algernon Daingerfeld yesterday, at
Lexington. Ky, sold to H. Decourcey
Fobes, of New York. the crack two-year-
old flly Coruscate. by Chorister, dam
Royal Gem and half sister to The Re-
terest in her racing qualities
c. E. Wiley, of this city, has sold
G. d. Wilson, Lexington. KY, the chestnut
hliy Mowitza, T. by Onondaga. dam Miss
Hight, by Longfellow. out of Brandoline,
by imp. Glen AthoL Terms private.
Old Fox, which took part in many jump
ing races at the New Orleans meeting is
a good jumper. and will be entered in all
. h.a HI
races this season.
Charley White the referee, is going in
for racing. He visited Madden's Hamburg
Place. on his way to the McGovern- Sulli-
van fight. and viii soon close a deal for
ten of Maddens youngsters.
Arthur Booker, the jockey, has received
several good offers to ride abroad, but
prefers to remain with his old employer,
Frank Frisbie, and will again ride for
him the coming season.
In view of Lord Beresford's connection
with the Kings stable, and the under
standing that William C. Whitney is anx-
ious for Sloan's reinstatement, it is gen.
orally expected that the Jockeys applica-
tion will be successful.
English gentlemen riders" must Sc
cure an annual license from the stewards
d
scription of s25 to the Bentinck Benevo-
lent Fund before they are permitted to
ride in races against professional Jockeys.
The following jockeys sailed yesterday
for France on the steamship Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse: Milton Henry, who will
ride for the Rothschild Stable; Patsy"
Freeman, Burt" Knapp. Archie" McIn-
tyre. Van Dusen and Jimmy Michael.
the bicycle rider.
Advance Guard, which will carry III
pounds in the Brooklyn and Suburban
handicaps this season, in the opinion of
many horsemen is not harshly treated in
those big events. They think that, with
all going we'll, he should make a good
showing in whichever race he is declared
to be a starter.
Thomas Corey, the Chicago alderman,
who is racing horses at New Orleans,
made an offer of $4,000 for Albert Simon's
Crescent City Derby candidate, Lord
Quex.
The following horses have been declar-
ed from the Brooklyn handicap: G. J.
Longs b. &. Hinhus. 8, 106 pounds: F. C.
McLewee & Co.'S oh. b. Withers, 5. 1903;
F. c. McLewee & Co. IS b. C. Gold Heels.
4, 1874; NJ. Murphys oh. C. Emporium 4.
112; G. B. Morris oh. h. Royal Flush, aged
10l.
The New Memphis Jockey Club has an
nounced the days upon which the stake
events will be decided during the meeting
which will begin on March 81. The Ten
nessee Derby will De run on April IS.
and the remaining stakes as follows:
March 81, Montgomery Handicap; April 2,
CASTOR Hotel Stakes; April >, Ardelle
Stakes; April 10. Tennessee Brewing
Stakes; April Il. Cotton Steeplechase
Stakes; April Is. Tennessee Oaks: April
10. Memphis Stakes; April q. Hotel Gay
osa Stakes, and April 49, Peabody Handi-
cap.
W. K Vanderbilt, who has been stay
ing in London. went to Paris on Satur-
day. While In France, he will look
over his stable, and prepare for the rae
ing season in France, where he will ex-
pertinent with American horses, an Amer
lean trainer. and an American jockey.
He does not expect to race in England
this season.
The Arkansas Derby, distance one mile,
% be decided on March q. the initial day
Of the Little Rock race meeting. has clos
ed with nineteen entries. The nomina
tons are Ed Austin. Aladdin, Herodlade,
Hainault, McChesney, Lucien, Appleby,
Florrie s, Huntress. Juvenile, Warner,
Bendora, Major Tenny, II. l. Coleman,
Miss Edd. Flora Pomona, st. Tammany,
Prowl. and Lingn-
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