The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-13
BEAUCA|RE HAS BEST
CHANGE IN DERBY
Mr.. Darden's Big Son of McDuff
Should Romp Home in Big
Stake Race.
AU REvoIR THE CONTENDER.
Records Do Not Show Where Ben,
nett Colt Has Made Better
Time Than Local Candi-
date-Others in Race.

Au Revcir. son of De Ro geauvoir and
of Memphis, is the bor.s the, have all got
, to beat in the St louis ns s tn a Tsis
| is q nice tight colt. chunky OF build and IN
to weight. He is a bad actor At tho most
does not, they say, fancy much over a mile
of ground.
He has won lot of races at Chicago this
year In fast time. His hest race narhaps.
was mile and one-sIxteen,h in i:is with
LID up at Worth. The Chicago tracks are
faster than the Fair Grounds. After looking
at Worth, the Fair Grounds ring looks like
mile and one-quarter around.
No doubt, though. Of Au Revoir's ability.
One year ago to-day he beat Fore and Aft
easily Fore and Aft ia 3, good colt this
wear. An Revoir oan hoo, ,;9,
liz H ano,, 49, l,,a eaa peat nm.
worn with his long campaign, He is a nice
colt. but all win,er In S,a,iforn;o oil snrinp
t., ~, 90. me- III oaiiiof'iia. All spring
then a long trip to 81, louis wtI, not holm
any. He is a steady fellow a we,abt car
rler and winner Of three derbies this
Like Au Revor. he has not beaten n good
colt or a good horse. His last race run in
his own going was bad.
m
day. Au Revoir and Hanru were are iin tba
stables at the Fair Grounds. Chariey
Walker Au Revoir's handler. said the colt
may be stable talk for a price.
dleton Jungbluth, Carol Reid. who
Derby. Very probably Mr.. Reid thinks as
most men think, that any decent 3-year-oId
has chance in it; His cot has not had
races, They cannot win derbeS on works.
Nor Will light weight and maiden allowances
WIN even these s2-cailed derbies, OF which.
America. In Derbes Of the DERBY sort
every, colt takes up l22 pounds. no penalties
VI a''o""ees anu every my
MONSIEUR BEAUCA1RE'S CHANCES.
Monsieur Besucaire will be the horse that
will beat Au Revoir. This fellow can step
his mile In l:4oia to-day and go on to the
other half in 2:3L That will win. He will
stay. In none Of his races has he been
even blowing. He may look like a Here
ford bull and ali that. but he is race
Dun his sire and is not Kate Pelletier a
better brood mare than Manola Mason?
Why should he not be as good a horse as
Mcchesney?, The bigger and the longer
sest s we,, ge.'e acter ok at Alh'eS MACK
Then Booker, who will ride the colt Is
seven pounds lighter to the mile than Co.
purn' VINO Will r1oe Au hevoI. Sopurn
can outunlsn Bo9ker anu ,9ut,ousn MN:
Sooulh uas ser MS eay' he is .on W
pricks on tne PACK OF race morse. ms
rice on httie SCOUT was pGtuie OF Dso
work. He weighs I'D pounds IN ms cloth
ing ana mas oeen pu.ting on ta!; Ihey
never 90 Wen When they are putting on
Hesh. Ihat s"aylhg lat IS going 10 TIRE Au
Hssois; H.. -,,,,,,d,,.
Lemon VIII get noIhing put resoun ths
WhacRS on the rlps: JACK houns. Deutsch-
land and Manru viii also look on.
1t seems two,horse race-An ReVoir sno
Beaucaire. Let BooRer lay where he can
always reach Revoir.
BEAUCAIRE A GOOD COLT
The writer NAV ba mistaken. but he
80
thinks Beaucalre IS pretty close TO as Soeu
a colt as Irish Lad He should step his first
mile better than 1.4o TODAY and no on. He
na -, ~ 80, 90
mas speed 10 get posltion' the sense u
stand rating, the power and pluck to go on.
He ts AT ana fresh. He has been at home
while the contenders have been travelling.
M,'r e, cs s baun bean nc s,ood ss An ReyorSs
hast avs AA's WI. ~ seoN ~