The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
PULSUS WAS A
$3.50 YEARlING
Now He Is the Hero Of the Year in
the Eastern -Iear-Old Di-
vision.
BEAT MlLLIONAIRE'S CRACKS.
His Dam Has Thrown Nothing
Else of Much Glass, and His
Full Brother Never
Won a Race.
BEAT MlLLI0NAIRE'S CRACKS.
SEPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
lexington. Ny, July 4-Pulsus. z. i.
Thomas's crack colt. which lowered the col
ors OF the unbeaten youngsters Of :. :.
Brown and A Belmont stables. Broomstich
and Magistrate. in the ricn Great Trial
Stakes at Sheepshead Bay OF Saturday last,
Vas a 500 yearlins.
w H May & Son. who sold him TO
Thomas. bought the son Of imp. Top Gallant
for that figure at the yearling sale in New
York Of the colts and dllies representing the
Oakley Stud Of Or. J. ". Franklin, Galla-in.
Tenn. Glen Hop. The dam OF Pulsus, hereto
fore has thrown nothing Of much class
in the stud. though previous 10 the appear
ancs OF Pulsus she has had eight foals TO
reach maturity, Hoey. by ill.,. Mr.. Pick
wick, and Cormorant, by Phoenix, being her
best previous representatives.
In one race Pulsus has won more money
ty over slO,eye than Co-morant captured il
the thirteen races he won. Glen Hop IS
Kew Il years old and was Il years when she
threw Pulsus, or TWO years older than was
Bourbon Bell when the latter dropped the
mighty Hanover. but a year younger tLan
was Sali;:a when she foaled the sensational!
Salvador.
An Illustration Of the uncertainties Of
race hotses is shown in the case OK Hops
this mares foal Of lSgS He w&s q :Gll
brother 20 Pulsus. the same color - the
Thomas crack, and resenbleG the GreJ:
Trial Stakes winner in many -espec-s. ou-
stiii he never won = race, while his more
fortunate brother is now the hero of the
hour.
Hop. the grandda,n of Pulsus. rroluced
Iiirknan, one Of the most sensational =
!,ear-olds of his year. IN 1885. and her. son
Casscn won many races. Her dam, NaitZ
produced the wonderful race mare Glldslla.
the successful sire Farandole and the SO
90 Bolerc. 1t is the Dance or Galoqade fam
ily, from branch OF which comes Domino,
hamburg and all Mamie CaTy's famous
tribe.
Bred as he is on the dams side, as lis
Sire is dead, Puisus should make i goo.
stallion when his racing days are over, and
the astute John l.. Madden no doubt mad
this end in view tor MIN when he secured
a half interest in him when ira ling with
May for the colt for Thomas.
Unfortunately for his owner. Pa!sus is
not nominated in the rich Saratoga Special
Madden has six entries in too subscriptions
TO that race and Thomas has three en;r.ss
10 his one subscription in that event. but
Pulsus IS not among the nine cots named
by these two noted racing men. Broom
rtck Is among the eighties for tbs ciassi,
Prize and with Pulsus out of the running the
chances look cecldeuiy bright Tor his landing
the big event this year ii rs starts the son
OF Ben Brush, who plainly shaved his su-
pericrity over Magistrate n the Great Trial
Stakes.
Luke Ward. Il. NJ. Zeisler'G crack 5-year-
old son OF Luke Blackburn. and Maud
Ward, which pulled up lame in his las,
race, which he wor, at Morris Park CT May
j.. and was shipped here for treatment by
= the veterinarian firm of Bryan, Hagyard {;
shannon. has been turned out Tor the rest
shipped here. Trainer Hughes thought the
horse might be- patched up and raced AGAIN
next fall in the East. but his lamepess is
more serious Tran was first thought and
the firing operation is now Necessary for
him TO ever again stand training. He VIII
hot be fired until the warm weather is over
an! no further attempt Will be made 10
train him until the spring of 1903.
In the great collection OF MCGrathiana
!earlinCs this year are no less than seven
= youngsters by John T. Madden's successful
young sire imp. Mirthfui. Milton Young
has been offered a large figure for these
youngsters. but the tender did not reach
the ngures he set on as their value and they
will NOT be disposed OF until his sale OF
yearlngs in New York next fall.
Though Savahle led Irish Lad as a money
year old the son of imp. Candlemas by
his victories IN the Brooklyn Handicap and
Broadway Stakes, has now in this respect a
hig bulge on the Futurity winner. having
10 date won s6i29) to Savabls's S54.4.5. These
two colts combined have won total oi
fS5. and both together only cost s. ii
as year,incs-tho prices paid for many 4
single youngster that rever wins Il race.
afrcander is crowdinE both Of these
cracks and year old winner. having
to date earned s54.115. or 500 more than
Eayahle has yet won