The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-22
GOSSIP OF THE QUARTER STRETCH.
"oidbintt's Stable Arrives-A, W.
Hooker TO Ride ut DeImur

Nose Goldblatt, with his stable of sixteen
horses. which includes Brief. Boaster
IraVers. Rafnland and other good ones. ar
.1Feo at Delmar yesterday. The Goldblatt
| lot was In the money twenty-fou time, in
| .Wenty-seVon starts a Washington Park
| The stable will be q welcome addition ~
| Delmar.
| Jockey y. W. Booker. a good light weight.
| VIII ride at Delmar. He is under contract
| 10 w ". DarGen, but will ride in ST. I,ou,4
| for the present. Booker can do niuety
| seven pounds. His strongest point is the
TACT that he sits light on a horse and has
| NICE pair of hands. He can beat the scales
| I'VE pounds. and is an especially good boy on
| a Tree runner and over distance of ground.
! Then. he is always trying
If Frank Bell Don Aware or Mvnheer
nave done anything lately On which they
should be made favortes yesterday the
writer would like TO be shown. Don Al
Vafos races have been bad ones. OFF in
front. he IS always getting beaten from be-
hind. The colt has bad habits and is a
wreck Yet. they make him a-to-i shot
wine Lofd Hermever. a good colt is to l.
Ben has plainly shown that he is NOT
sood. Malster had more early speed under
pun the previous time out than Bell had
Trying hard Speed is Bells forte sMalster
Is not fast, and that day he wa runn,nr
on, IL Is true. but weight off will not helm a
rorse When he Is going back and is out of
form Look at Wax Taper with 12O and
with ninety on. Weight is always a sign
OF good hcrse. If ne was not good he
would not have it on. If ne is taking it
eli he is going to the bad.
Mynhesr has run one good race in two
de eafT he,; ihey sent him out for a work one
Bru!are Maximus won, the milo and fwan
" Yards in something like 1:liL. a worlds
record record or thereabouts. Mynhesr made up
Sfould through the stretch They did mot
mink ne was up to a race and were not
sWav 2Fa the ., race took their breath
they asked themselves So they st. rs N 70
none him to get him fit. He never ra,ne ~
though ff he d If WITHIN Win r thirty pound, OF it.
tbs races on his works. on
-. The lesson of that race is that the horse
VINO rs small and delicate and likes rasts
BOARD tracks would run well fresh dos ,,o+
relish much work. and wants few rann o'
, with long time between them without
showing how he is trained or who trt,;us
MN. ne Republic will hazard a guess that
ne morse mas had his speed dulIed and his
temper broken by being drummed too much
no" ana then would about hit him off clint
burnett. John Powers ard keen handlers Of
That that. class would make Mynheer beat Bas
or ard give him weight.
Mynheer is not fit. OF course he ran one
fair race at the Fair Grounds-i:ia where
ne ne could do l:$S when right. When a good
morse IS bad there is no form to him II &c
no Iy, use IT, to figure form on Mynheer or Frank
Ben They are bad and out of form. and
mus there is no form. good. bad or indif
ferent. to them.
There was a howl about Eva G.'s i'm
pr3vement Yesterday. She was right on ton
OF Helen Print few days ago. What would
Helen Print do with 10i pounds on her in
me, me nth race yesterday? That was lust
bow Eva G. figured.
ivernia. the winner of the fifth race. is a
1uil sister to Cognomen. She is bv ST.
Leonaids-Queenstown. the latter a full sis
ter 10 Kingston. She is fine. big. I-year
Old mare, and why they laid 40 to against |
her is hard to see. Many thought she was |
a 5-yeaf-old. and fancied that she was Civ |
ing away weight. Hence they did not bet |
on her. She was really taking up her right |
weight George Ehrlicil laid against her,
and was almost eaten up. He was 50 mad |
after the race that he laying 1 to : |
against horses he had chalked up at even |
money.