The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-24

Weber will go well. he mas run eo -,
win run fast to-day. Macbeth Is going Wen
i,,st now His last race was prlgne. Men
lucky Cardinal should be tniro.
Gossip OF THE QUARTER sTRETChf'
co,ab,.tt VIII Take 800 for Doctor
Hart-Pirateer's and Bias dora Price,
Nose Golblatt says that he will take s.oV
for I,octor Hart, who has won that much
money in the last week. and VINO ran d
on Sar Hart Is rot a high-class horse, Dut
ne is useful sort OF platter.
Early Wright, who trained for Buckley q
Bailey until recently. gave U. q. De Amman
81. 500 for Pirateer last week. TINS Is
large price for such a horse. especially as
this one is threatened with navicular dis,
ease Pirateer is a well-bodied horse ana
very handsome, but of very average me, Meri..
and he never has beaten anything like
good platter.
Mr.. Wright also made an offer to Henry
Avis, trainer of Bss DOT, Of S.og TOT .na -
colt. In view Of the fact that the son or
,b Is ain a STAKES e this IS
price. Bias dor is a grand colt and OF un'
doubted soundness. He is not large boned'
but his legs are beautiful columns QUINN " poe 10
also wonderfully sound horse. There Is
not a pimple on either animal.
Concerning tho refusal of Wade McIe.
more's entries at Delmar and their subse'
Quent refusal at Fort Erie, Judge Murphy
says: A., ,.,.
entries had been refused at Delmar. The
rules Of the Western Jockey Club leave
other racing associations no option. They
must refuse his entries. The rules positively
I'm the case OF X D. Orr never read or
heard of his entries being refused. Hence
he was allowed to race.
1If McLemore can produce a letter from
Judge Brady Of Delmar or any responsible
officer OF that organization denying that I'll,
allow him to race at Buffalo,"
The entries Of both McLemore and Orr
were refused. but Orr accepted his dis
1estea a with Th III
McIemore's case became known, while
Orr's did not. Now that Judge Murphy
knows that Orr, as well as McLemore. was
refused racing privileges at Delmar, he will
probably deny them to him at Buffalo.
! The mix-up is thoroughly typical Of the
recent Delmar meeting. which Hughfe Nc
business"
1t is droll. to those who know how truly
Ed corrigan owns Hawthorne. to watch his
occasional attempts to deny his ownership
In the fuss with Jake Hoffman over the
moving Of the six-furlong starting pole
Corrigan says:
II thought the outside horses got the best
of it. 80 spoke Of it to Mr.. Fitzgerald
move the pole and I did So
When the force Of politics made 1t ad.
visable for Corrigan to retire from the head
ago he raced In the East for awhile. Then
the Hawthorne book came out one week
With about four races made for Colder
liked the book 90 wei that he came bach
to Hawthorne. He was driving around the
grounds when he saw stable goat brows
Look here bawled the man who did moi
own share Of stock in Hawthorne. -
| want that goat tied up or I'll have him
1 shot,
This coming from man who every day
declared that he did not own a, cent L
Hawthorne should not have carried mucf
weight. but they tied up the goat.
Jockey Henry. who was set down BY
Judge Bryan at Hawthorne for pulling
Grand Opera when he was 4-to-5 shot, I.
riding again at Hawthorne. The Chicago
papers ingeniously point out that Ed Cor
rigan and his nephew. Pat Dunno, hav'
he will be given another chance. II thi
had happened in st. Louis. what a fus
there would be. Truly Chicago is the spo
for strong Jockey.
i Fred Cook has received word that hi
goed colt St.. Minor. was killed the nigh
before by Twenty-second street slectri,
car while being walked over to the track
The attendant having the colt in charg
puts the blame entirely on the motorman
He says the car was fully block avail
and running at q rate Of thirty-dve mile
an hour. The colt BECAME frightened ant
dashed down the track toward the car. NJ
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