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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
FASHIONABLE COLTS
IN CALIFORNIA
W. o. B. McDonough Has a Fine
Lot Of Ormonde Mares for
ST. Simon Horses.
MORRIS THE CRACK TRAINER.
Veteran Missourian Has Away the
Best Two-YearOld Shown So
Far-News Of the Occi-
dental Tracks.
MORRIS THE CRACK TRAINER

Special Correspondence OF Tho Republic.
San Francisco, Jan. T.-Now that he has
disposed Of all his horses in training except
the two 3-year-olds, Honiton and Orfeo, ".
OBJ. Marlborough Is devoting undivided at
tention to his breeding stud. He Is enam-
ored with the immediate prospect OF meet
ing three Ormonde mares, Orbona, Golden
Locks and Orellana. with Caesar Young's
ST. Simon horse, Avonicus. a. the produce
will boast almost the same blood lines as
Flying Fox, the wonderful English horse
that won $40, 600 and sold for the equivalent
of 500, 900.
The first two foals nave been dropped at
Burns & WAREHOUSES; new breeding ranch
near Hopland, in Mendocino County. They
are colts-one by Eddie Jones-Humidity, a
stake winner by Hindoo; the other by AL
tama-Duckling, a stake winner by imp.
Brutus. Few breeders have a more select
lot of brood mares, either winner or pro-
ducers of winners, than are gathered at the
Hopland ranch, and these turf partners are
planning to give more attention than ever
to breeding.
The success of Altamax in the stud Is a
source of great satisfaction to them, and
on top of that, Colonel Wheeier's first get
has already shown his quality and promises
to grow into a race horse of class. This
y%oungster is certain to cross the Rockies,
although it is the firms present intention
not to campaign a stable in the Middle West
this year. In fact. they have nothing ex-
cept Corrigan. the Missouri-bred colt, and
some 2-year-olds: and of the latter Cascine
is the only one Of real class they have I'M
covered SO far. Rowena, Midway and Hoceo
are probably smart enough. however. to
more than pay their way. Hoceo and MID
way SHOULD make useful selling-platers, and
Rowena mi do better than that.
MORRIS HAS THE TwO-YEAR-OIDS.
The first month of the year has brought
out three dozen 2-year-olds, and enough has
been seen OF most OF them to sort them out
pretty well. That Green B. Morris. has
shown the warmest youngsters Is beyond
question. Ons after another he has exhib-
tied Precious Stone, Rapid Water. Ruby
Knobhampton. Precious Stone came out
fret and won on January l and 3. Rapid
Water was third to Precious Stone and
won from Ruby Ring. Csscine and othsra
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Ruby Ring won three days later from An
ME Marie, Selected and Dolly Gray: and the
last named. a red roam, set such a hot pace
until fifty yards from the end that Ruby
Ring had to step the three furlongs in :Se
to catch her. though when her bolt was shot
she died away to nothing and was causht
by four in the last twenty-five yards. Two
days later Annie Marie won the first selling
race offered for 2-year-olds, Samar and Sc
lected running second and third. Samar
was the best and ought to have won.
Planet made his maiden effort In that
race, and was beaten but a head for third
money Two days after that he was given
three pounds and beaten handtly by Cas-
cine, and three days later still Cascine gave
him six pounds and beat him in a warm
finish. Red Man has not shown much. ex-
Northampton, after running very green on
January 10, gave Hoceo three pounds three
hard drive. because pullman put it all over
Donnelly. Boxwood did not know what was
expected Of him his first start-in Cascine's
third race.but january. q he won easily
from a rather poor field, after getting off
indifferently. He is a swell-looking black
colt by Imp. Watercress-Calve. and prob
basket. though as yet he has not beaten
such, classy youngsters as Precious stone
did in his two essays; Either one win be
over, and both should pay to follow. though
they will meet the real thing when Morris
takes them East in the spring; Ruby King.
by imp. Star Ring, I take
to be a colt Of rather more class than Rapid
Water. by imp. Rapallo-Water Girl. TAX
ing a line through the Observation-Disclosures
race on January q and Planets third to
Tocolaw and Hoceo on January "a. the
dope makes Northampton better than
his stable companion. but on the latter oc-
casion Planet did not run his race. He
seemed to be out for an airing. with young
Donneily playing the part Of nursemaid.
Planet is another Star Ruby. Knobhampton
is by imp. B~athampton.
CASCTNE IMPROVING.
Burns & Warehouses; Cascine, a well nut
up chestnut colt, by Colonel Wheeler-Early
Rose, was the only one of those running
during the month that has any business
with Morris's best, and their meeting Is
awaited with interest. Cascine VIII not lack
support against any one of the Morris
two at a time. and one will try to race
him out. so that the other may. come on
and win He may not get a crack at
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the other day.: then perhaps Money Mus
would have won."
You are in wrong again. came the re.
time"
There has been some ~tolerably sharp BIZ
dlng-up of winners racing away below THEA
class. Jennings had Leader one day in
seiilns race at $500, which would not buy -
quarter Of him, and after he had reeled or
the mile in 1891 he was boosted to 8, 500. =
1t cost E. j. Arnold & Co. $1,406 over her
the occasion of her recent win, and Lady
Kent. after getting way with two selling
races In three days, was boosted a clear !.
thousand above her entered selling price. ,
r. NJ. Hennessy has purchased from Mrs.
" j. splers MI Reina; the santiago-Leola
The jockeys gave their annual midwfn- (
ter ball last Saturday night, since when :
several Oaks candidates have been taking
only very light exercise.
E. G. b HAYMON.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
HANOVER CLUB TOURNAMENT.
Nine Entries for Big Amateur Billiara
Competition.

The Committee on Entries for the anna
teur baik-hne billiard tournament which In
BROOKLYN, to-morrow night, announces that
the following w~ell-known amateurs hav
champion Of the United States; Doctor Z.
l.. Mai. e: F. Conklin, ]. Ferdinand Pog-
Eenburg. p. w. Gardner. ]. Byron Stark.
These entries insure one of the best ANA
teur tournaments in the history Of the
game. and as 1t will be the seasons event
riveted on the competition. Foss would
seem to mold the tournament safe. but In
p,iiard circles there is q feeling that the
one In particular is selected to defeat him.,
It being 4 case of picking the Geld a9ainsf
this belief Is the Improvement noted IN the
game OF some Of the young blood. All Of
wnicn serves to stimulate interest In the BIG
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March Il when the Bell Stakes WIFI be run.
but II he Joins issues with lockwood or
binary purse. because neither of those hand
some young aristocrats Is entered in the
Bell Stakes, nor in the Gerhard Handi-
Green Morris failed to realize their merit.
but the old man is just crafty enough to
plan taking his two best East as plain purse
winners. and without having incurred any
penalties. at the same time
trusting to other good ones to capture these
two stake races out here.
JENNINGS'S BEST Is TOCoLAw.
Tocolaw. by imp. Bassetlaw-La Toouera
and Punctillo, by imp. st. Gatien-Prim M
are the best as yet from J~ennings's stable,
ana among those not already mentioned the
only one likely to make a good mark is
LORD Wadsworth. a dark chestnut colt. by
imSi st and o%T;Ef,eg TT samar is a speedy
Iected. Annie Marie. Hoceo, Bombadier,
Eavelena, Canonicus and a lot of others will
S &%nea or later gravitate into selling races,
AMBERITA BETTER THAN A
Barney Schreiber's FLY. Amberita. by
6aleoWan-Mfss Baker, ran such a nice
fac = New Years Day she should not be
Susn rest to recover from her bucked shins
George ~Covington started her again on jan
favorite at 9 to s. but she failed them
III course, there are numbers of good
class youngsters which have not been I'M
covered, and will not be until they have
had a good chance to mature. Professor
Boots, for instance. tells me he has twenty
two in hand and none nearly VI to a race.
JOCKEYS GET BUSY.
Jockey Willie Shaw. who arrived here
January q from the City OF Mexico with
Pittsburg PhiPs brother, ''Bill'' Smith, lost
little time in securing a few engagements,
his first being on The Fretter in the ussak
Handicap.
Little Charlie Council, the eighty-pound
Use Of making q Jockey in course Of time,
Is a cousin Of Milton Henry and halls from
woodland, this State. where Dick C1awson
burst upon the turf.
A. few days ago Tommy Burns, despite a
broken stirrup, rode a good finish on
en- only q short head by Bullman on Her
mencia, ,whereupon a long-suffering bettor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
The slipper Feu.

Auntie ending Jack sobbins in Q corusr).
Why. Jackie. what has happened to make
you reel to badly this morningr'
Jackie: Nina Missed some 1elly.s
Auntie; '.Ho, hot I see. And S1r .euGu.
cions fell upon You. chr
gsckie; NO auntts;. II wn hx sfp1oe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Sam Scobie, although he Is not a fun back
by preference, is easily the Diels' star goal
preventive" this year, Another scobie
ing about the color Of the pennant caps.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

The football game has developed q new
species Of crank who IL classified by scien-
lists as the 'Booksrooze" They ave al
ready been able to trace his relationship to
the rooter and fan, and are trying to iden-
tify him as a member Of that family, but
their Investigations have not as yet discov-
T. T. MAGuLIGAN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Gerald Shea Of the Kerns is improving
with age. Several years the hook-footed
half back was a member of the "Barrys,"
q Junior eleven, and used to feel broader
under the arms than Jack Munroe, when
some enthusiast would toss him a few "ha-
pennies"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Jimmy Riofdan Is the Adonis Of associa-
ton football. The oollegian's proportions
approach nearer to the standard Of physical
and artistic perfection than any Of the 9TH
er sockerites.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Willie Corcoran Of the Sportsmen is from
Missouri, and, like all sons of the State, Is
showing Barring the McDonough troupe
of artists, "Corcoran fls' is the best full
back st. Louis can show.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

The introduction of a prize fighter to the
football game can have nothing but a de-
moralizing effect on the sport. Intelligence
and mental activity are greater factors in
association football h strong backs and
indifferent mental functions.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Minus the services Of Arthur al lille
and Ed McDonough, the Kerns have an
even chance to have 1t hung on them to-day
when they lock hoofs with the Sportsmen.
II the ground is dry, the fast fellows will be
at least an even-money proposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Sauerbrun, the little forward Of the Kerns,
Is helping Phil Kavanaugh's band towards
pennant honorH This is the youngsters first
year in fast company, but he behaves him
self SO stylishly that he is considered one of
Its stellar members
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Two mfshaps occurred in last Sundays
football games. Johnnie nina of the
Diels had the misfortune to run into Lynch's
fist and have his nose injured. Ed
a tilt with Daily. Both accidents. however.
can be attributed to the very slippery con-
ton of the fields 1t was not the intention
OF Lynch to hurt when he struck
at the ball. nor did Daily try to hurt Nc
when he threw the big full back.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01
BY Republic Photographer.

socker star sees all that happens. His
knowledge OF the game has been derived
from a vast experience, and the saplings
listen to his decisions with bated breath.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

the .' taa1sr. D a,fs u return 1h to d form :, pleasing l 2
has ever been q warm favorite. In first
class condition. Daily does not need to as
sumo a sitting posture on the rear platform
for any player that ever kicked in st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Sam Scobie is authority for the statement
that the Govier family Of Chicago has a
nursery plant in the form of Ben's young
err brother, who is the wonder OF the season
in and about Chicago. If he follows in the
footsteps of his ''tow"-headed brother. he
must be of the tropical variety. and many
of tho fans In this locality would pay theirs
to feed their peeps on him.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

Paul McSweeney's handling Of the pibruch
Is the best seen in this vicinity since the
palmy day. Of Lawrence Riley. The former
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men 9rpBen 8reis BON oanfbaren 6reun,
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men ole st. 8ernaros8rGuter>8iae bos
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len 6nuen BON Stbrunaen ber llnterfeibs.
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ben ct. Bernaro.Brlbern fir ibre herr.
lidbe grfinoun9: Die ct. Bernaros9 9rdus
ter'slllen. Sn alien 9lpptbefen Bu boben.
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&enn 10, oanu pdre beies lte6cl ndlt 70 alleemein,
gs 1T cine aranibet uHo beoar besbatb elmer ArSuei
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mittleren 9llters fir 6auss uno Sof.
arbeit fir suei 8erionen. Stdnoiae
9eutlde beoorSuat. Man aoreIlire:
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gu nleoriaen Breiien gu perfaufeu.
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groblrt nnlere guten Bbisties
nfo Weine gu nieorigen Breilen.
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s3m 0erfamteu.

Sin Bbaeton nit suei Siben uno
@ummirdoern, billie. @absufraeen
insoer Office Der nsSreie Breiie".