The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-25

blood OF 100 Earls. During the war Doctor
Parish was a Confederate scout and rode
the celebrated racer and sire. Prince
Charlie. to keep him out OF the hands of
the Federal forces No finer sportsman
be another McChesney is the worst luck
those who know Doctor Parish wish him.
Future-book makeds cannot get Hermis
played at to in the Brooklyn. 1t is al
most a certain thing that the favorite at
to I Hence m % to two aIa months NTH 'p prior @ to the
race is not a long price. On the other hand.
Colonel BILL 30-to-1 shot, has been heavily
has been backed from rs to ! to 50 to l in
OLeary's book. Lichtenstein was laying
900 to l against the Schroeder crack. For
authoritatively stated that Otis win scarce
go East until Saratoga. Hence he will not
start in the Suburban. unless Mr.. Schneider
changes his mind.
Two crack 2-year-ods who were disap-
pointments as 3-year-olds. Heno and Hy-
training Of their l.year-oid form.
Cash Sloan proposes to ride in America
next season. He is a bit weary of Russia
There is no doubt that good boy can make
as much money in America as anywhere
else. bar. perhaps, England.
They. are advocating association Wallets
for jockeys in the East. They say that no
Jockey should be allowed a regular valet.
as very often the valet is the go-between
for bookmakers with the get-rich-quick idea
in their heads and Of the same tempera-
allotted to jockeys from day to day. 80 that
no one could tell to-day who was going to
act as valet to any Jockey tomorrow.
New Orleans papers credit Charley Celia
with breaking up an attempt to syndicate
the ring at New Orleans last week. It
seems that the booknakers got together
and tried to agree upon a set of prices. Mr..
Celia would not agree. So it was broken up
Jim Stevens had Siddons ready to win the
Thornton Stakes when the old distance
horse split his hoof in his last work. Every
one regarded Siddons as having cinch on
the event.
CruzadoR who was favorite in the Amert-
windbroken Dow Williams, % who 10 was was ruled
of in the Little Pete scandal and recently
retnstated. is handling the horse for Lucky
Baldwin.
Cedric, John Madden's Mirthful 2-year-
old ts said to be the best looking youngster
In Kentucky this spring.
Joseph A. Murphy. who was spoken of as
presiding Judge and general manager of a
wifi not act in those capacities. Horace
Egbert of San Francisco has been given the
position. There will be two months OF rae
Ing at the gate to the Klondike," June
and August
horse Gold Heels was surreptitssousiy s e rec re-.
moved from E. J. Arnolds farm near
Greenvilie. ILL.,, that an animal somewhat
resem bling him had been substituted and
that this false Gold Heels had been levied
upon by the Sheriff in the interest of the
Arnold investors John Huffman who for
merly owned and who is now taking care
Of the Arnold farm, was in st. Louis yes
terday. Mr.. Huffman says that he has the
real Gold Heels In charge IT have bred
him to several Of my best mares" said
MIR. Huffman, land / ought to know"
1t is said that Virginia" Bradley has
Robert Waddel, the American Derby win
ner Of 1901, in training again. Waddell
broke a shoulder blade two years ago.
The iron-gray colt Gray Friar Gimp. st.
George-Una b. is rated the best 3-year-
old at Bennings. He beat Aceful fairly last
fall.
Tom Rodman, who managed Sportsman's
Park for Fred Foster in 1896 Is hooking at
Bennings. Tom is one of the Oldest Of his
craft.