The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-12

WRITTEN FoR THE SUNDAY
KinIoch is featuring races for gentlemen
riders this spring. These events should FUR
nISh some interesting sport The following
members OF the Florissant Valley Whip and
Bride Club will have the mounts in these
races: Graham Wilkinson. Clyde Brskine'
Eugene Bartle. Tudor Wilkinson. Hunter
Dalton. John Force. Will Faribault. II. X.
Gays. Fred Hattersley. Captain w d. Tur-
ner. S. Louis Won Phul. Nat Ewing. II B.
Peugnet, J.. Will Boyd. Louis Nolker. Sam
Markell. =. A. Mcnamara, Doctor Harry
Farrell. Ben Behr. ]. H. Douglass. Jr.. and
L Van Studdifcrd. The first race Of this
character will be carded next Thursday
During the dedication ceremonies OF the
Worlds Fair several troops OF cavalry will
be in St. Louis. and Manager Joseph Muir
ply has obtained permission from the Wal
Department 10 nave them give an exhibit
ton at Kinloch.
officials at Kinloch this season are Jo-
seph Murphy. presiding judge and handi-
capper. He will be assisted in the stand by
Wilson Hunt. Ralph Tozier of San Fran
cisco will have charge Of the scales.
The starting WILL be in the hands OF NJ.
VI. Murray. Though somewhat Of a
stranger personally to the local followers
OF racing Mr.. Murray started THE horses
at New Orleans during the illness Of
Starter Fitzgerald. His work was highly
commended.
The new starting device of Frank Cars
will be given a thorough test during the
Kinloch meeting. notwithstanding the fact
that the Harris gate will be in vogue.
FOR THE INAUGURAL
Kinloch track is already crowded with
speedy th~oroughbreds OF the highest class.
From present indications a large field will
face the barrier in the Inaugural Stakes.
The present Indications are that the follow
ing horses will sport silk in that race:
Clearwater. Maud Come, Belvino. Flint
lock. Wax Taper. Kenova. Benson Caldwell.
Ben Chance. Kalos. Port Royal. Jena. Hav-
Hand. South. Breeze. Malstar. Albert F.
Dewey. Lacrimae. Audiphone. Prosper La
Gal. Friiolin. Monos. Deutschland, Doctor
Riddle and Lady Jocelyn. McChesney IS
eligible TO start in this stake, but il is
questionable as TO whether the son OF Mae
duff will arrive here in time. McChesney is
also entered in the Fair Grounds Inaugural.
The KinlOch Inaugural at present has a
very open aspect to it, and no decided
premier choice viii go TO the post in this
race.
Local horSemen are iGAlHE much interest
in the Woodlands Stake TO be programmed
next Saturday. This * the first juvenile
stake TO be run in ST. Louis this spring. 1t
will b worth $3.50. The beautiful loving
cup donated by Barney Schroeder will also
go TO the winner. The probable starters in
the Woodlands NIL be: Ascot. Aransas
Pass. Billy jackson. Don o'High. Has-du-
gesehen. Imboden. Jehane. Jollier and Ye-
nom.
GOOD TRACK DURING RAIN.
The rain in no way retarded the work OF
the trainers CHARTERED at Kinloch- Many OF
the new arrivals were given easy gailops-
The downpour yesterday will prove bene-
fetal to the track. and II II does not rain
any more before the opening Of tie meet
ing next Wednesday the track will be light
ming fast
A train load OF horses arrived Friday
morning from Nashville. In the lot incIud-
ed the stables OF Turney Bros. R. F. Ny
ers. S. E. Palmer and s. W. Street.
Doc Street has John. Port Royal. Birch
Broom. BY Ways. Brush BY. Delagoa.
MamseIle and Haldean- The latter Is q 2