The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-23
MADDEN TO RACE
ON LOCAL COURSES.
Well-Known Kentucky THURMAN
Sends Ten Thorough
breds Here.
SIX ARE TWO YEAR -0L0S.
Several Carloads of Horses Arrive
From Latonia-First Local
Jumping Stake for
Twenty Years.
SIX ARE TWO YEAR 0LDS.

John E Madden's string Of ten thorough,
breds arrived from Lexington. Ky. Satur-
day. in charge of the ~well-known negro
trainer. Scott Williams. This is the first
time Madden has raced in st. Louis since
1855, when he tried to win the St. Louis
Derby with Plaudit. Madden ia considered
one OF the most successful horsemen in this
country. He has one of the most power
full racing establishments in the East. and
is William &. Whitney's chief turf adviser.
He breeds nearly all his own horses.
Madden is the proprietor of the famous
Hamburg stud near Lexington. Among the
2-year-oids he sent here is a half sister TO
Louis Lemp's famous mare Lasso. The
latter is by Masnetizer. while the Madden
fly IS by the great Henry of Navarro.
Madden also has a half-brother to Leaure-
ate in the string he will race at the Fair
Grounds and De!mar. A complete list of
the 2-year-olds in the Madden stable Is:
Latuka. b. f. by Henry Of Na~varre-Las-
ca (half-sister 10 Lasso).
Conzanetta. b. f.. by FaisettO-Imp.
Laurel thalf-sister to Laureate).
Deuceful ch. T.. by Mirthful-Addie c.
k!nford. CHI. c. by Mirthfui-Set Fast.
Rose.
Clarke. b. C, by Mlrthfui-PrIde OF Mont
rose.
Mirthful belongs to Madden and is in the
stud at Hamburg farm. He is considered
one of the most promising of young stall
lions in this country. Mirthfu is the sire
Of Mexican, one of the best 2-year-olds in
the East this season.
Several carloads of runners arrived from
Latonia last Saturday. Ed and John Bur-
rows returned with their entire string.
and other useful performers. Throll Broth
ers brought six ~eli-kno horses, includ-
ing Bu1alla. Luralighter. Hohenstauffen.
cotton Plant and Hondo. Daniels & Co.
came back with Zirl and Sir Christopher.
with Tragedy and Weird.
turned from Rgnlty The e East IL! sa tazers 'I ae Sought sst
several 2-year-olds while East. They ar
rived In a car with H. B. Skiles's horses
YESTERDAY. skiles brought four of his own,
at New Orleans last winter.
The first jumping stake run at the Fair
Grounds since Tennessee. Bourke Cochran
place next Saturday. This viii be the Last
Grounds. The Delmar Jockey Clubs sum
mer meeting is to open the following Mon
day: The jumping stake TO be run at the
steeplechase. it has s1,c6 added and the
course is two miles. The weights will be
announced three days prior to the race.
Members Handicap with searcher. has sew
eral entries in this stake, and is expected
10 start a horse or two. Thomas W. Law
son of Boston also has his great jumper
Fflon dor in the Country Club, but will
hardly ship the animal out West on account
OF the horses valuable Eastern stake en-
gagements. Lord Chesterfield and Negli-
gence, two of the best jumpers at Chicago,
are both in the Country Club Steeplechase,
n viii in all probability be shipped down
TO start in the stake.
Both are thoroughly schocled jumpers.
and ought to make It interesting for the
best of the local jumping brigade. Eva
Moe, Robert Morrison. Very Light and Ton
to are among the best known of the local
Steeplechase.
George lines. who race the good horse
The Elector at the Fair Grounds some
years ago. has wired for stalls. and is ex-
six horses.