The Washington times., 1903-07-30
DEATH OF DOM PAUL
INDICATES TRAINER
Colt Dies of an Attack of Acute
Indigestion.

NEW YORK. July Soon Paul IL
dead and his train CT, f. l. Graves. and
also Cannon. who rode him when he
made such a miserable showing IN the
race won by Duke OF Kendall on Monday.
are entirely vindioated. The horge. as
his trainer afterward explained 70 the
stewards. seemed to be suffering from
acute Indigestion. and when taken TO
his stale after the race became Sc
riously 81 with collie. This explanation
was entirely satisfactory. but as II to
indorse Trainer Graves theory the ex-
king OF the Beers was yesterday strick-
en- with spinal meningitis. and 10 alIe-
viate hts pain had to be dismissed to
the happy hunting grounds.
Had Parrot Mouth.
When telling OF his ailment yesterday
Graves said. The horse vas never bet
ter in his life than this spring But I
haG to be extra careful in the matter Of
feeding him. for the reason that he was
parrot mouthed and had 70 live on
crushed oats all the time. and care was
exercised TO prevent Indigestion. from
which he suffered"
A parrot mouthed horse Is a horse
whose top row OF teeth overlap the
lower row. so that II is impossible for
him 10 bite with mis- front teeth though
he can grind with his molars- parrot
mouthed horse viii starve to death II
turned out on grass, since he cannot nip
a mouthfuL
Rosetint Wins Stake Event
Many times. after Duke Of Kendall had
won the race above referred 10. Alec
Shields was congratulated on having
purchased the Duke for IS 500 only. Il
that is so, what must be said as 10 the
value Of Rosetint2 John Boden's charm
ing little chestnut Ally met Duke OF
Kendall at weight for sex in the Dunton
stakes yesterday at Jamaica, and gal
Hoped away from him from start TO hn-
ish. winning by four lengths. She had
won when in receipt OF fourteen pounds
from Astarita the last time out ct six
furlongs; and it was owing 20 doubt
being entertained as to her ability 70
stay a mile and a sixteenth in such
company which caused the bookmakers
10 lay to against her and even
money only against the Duke. Odom
had obtained special permission from
Capt. s. s. Brown 10 remain in New
York TO ride Duke OF Kendall and Young
Henry for Alec Shields. who has second
call on him; but though both OF them
were strong favorites neither of them
proved successful.
Victory Due to Hicks.
Sailor Knot won the two-yeaT-old sell
/ ing race. mainly owing to a plucly ride
on the part Of Hicks. who brought him
through next to the rail on the turn,
when it hardly seemed possible After
/ the race the colt was run UP s59a 20
/ s., COS by J. l. Holland. who had been
| second with Ned Moore Holland ami W
/ L. Oliver, owner of the third colt, Don
nelly, made mutual claims.
1t was after this race that the stew
ards called Fuller TO the stand and ret
him down for the meeting for rough rid
ing and putting little O'Brien on the
rail. hurting his legs.
John BOden. secretary of the Buffalo
Racing Association. has issued the stake
program OF the Buffalo Racing Asso-
citation. the entries for which will close
on Tuesday. August II.
There are ten stakes. two for all ages,
three for three-year-oId and upward.
/ two for three-year-ol and three for
| two-year ODDS. One OF the stakes-ths
/ Niagara-is at heats al seven furlongs.