The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-09
. FALSEI-TO'S son COST MONEY.
Memphis Turfman Paid $4,000 for the
Colt Named Falkland.

'REPCBLlC SPECIAL
> Memphis. March s.-one of the most ex-
pensive youngsters here at Memphis Is
owned by G. c. Bennett. He has been
named Falkland (by Falsetto-FrighD. In
his yeariing form he showed up well enouga 4
10 cause Bennett to pay $3.50 for him-a
high-water mark in the history of Bennett $
yearling purchases Little has been done
thus far with Falkland, and Trainer Nc
Daniel has said that the colt will be re-
served for midsummer engagements, which
include the Hyde Park Stake at Washing
ton Park and many other Chicago events
There are twenty-nine 2-year-olos In Nc
Daniels care. and those being hurried for
their stake engagements here and at Little
Rock, Louisville, Nashville and Latonia are
Sapctum, by St. MaSim-Minsink: Jovan.
by st. Maxtm-Josephine: Lord Tennyson,
ny Tenny-W hisperine: Mi.k.rK. by huron
honeymoon; Aubrey. by imp. VicJory-LIcy
Adelaide: Glen Gallant by Top Gallant
Glenbelle. IN fillies. the Bennett string
seems to be especially well fortified in In
-terrogation. handsome chestnut daughter
I OF CEarade-Mo Mabel Goode, by
the untried imported horse, knight of The
Thistle.
! DUTiFuL ACTS WELL.
The stable of the Schorrs contains tvsn-
ty,seVen YOUNGSTERS most OF which are
colts, either brother to past Scnorr CAM
paigners or prominently bred on lines ia
milisr with those who have noted the pur-
chases OF MIR. Schorr Tor several wears
Tnere are also some flhes that have been
enteteu Ia every tllhS- .ney are eligible to
z compete at ali metropolitan tracks anc at
the Bennings Fall meeting in addition 10
some Chicago, St Louis. Louisville and
Latonia events
Moharib. by imp. Esher-Rehec.in,. ;s 4
fun brother TO Judith Campbell ana very
highly tried Durifui, a son Of Faraday-
Shpalong. is gray in color and in action mas
SHOWN that he Is possessed of plenty OF
speed in the short trials. Dutirui is a half.
brother to lakewood. and is possibly tie
second best rated colt in the Scnorr harm.
Cloverton, by Esher-kitty Clover Is 4 fulI
brother TO Sweet Clover ana the scori ioal
=. h,tty lover. her proouee in 1888 anu 1870
pe!ng dead Penatur. by Flying Lutch.lan
-Piantress. Is a half-brother TO Leo Plan
te- and Kentucky Farmer and Is Wei,
thought Of Martius. by FLYING Dutchman
Mountebank. by Sir siodrei-Wocdfori
AnlyD. Is regarded as very promising colt
Inere are several colts by Handsome in the
S SShorr collection that give evidence OF wlE-
ming races by their trials
DREYFUSS A PROMISING COLT
70 Iiernay, In John Fay-s barn. by Nor,-
Iana-Lou Is o.e of the handsomest pieces
OF young horsefiesh az the track. He was
ana gives good account of himself in re-
gotiating quarters IN better than 9.25 R,r-
ney Dreyfuss, named after the Pittsburx
baseball masnate in Fay's stable is a half.
brother to Golden Age r D. Slliiyan's
COLI. ne Bowery, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
Is nalf-orother to. Phil Esner and Manilan |
me Bowery has not been hurri ID IN his
work, and beyond general good appear
anee his racing qualities are IN doubt.
y NJ ID Hchenor d Co. have a few Young
eters that will carry the colors of his stable
LOT the nrst time in the East Il they cor
tinue TO prosper as at present. From pres
emf indications one of the best colts at the |
track IS stalled in this string. Recently |
named The Car. this colt has been renamed |
II, and therefore a full brother TO Fioriza
winner o. the Tennessee Derby