The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20
.Campaien, of schorr. ,

I A special from Memphis says:
 1 J ". schorr. with wna5 is : rssaTaeI !, here as the most formidable collection young and old racers he has owned i.eiDca the days of Lady Schorr. Silver dale, Aiard Sclieck, Joe Frey. ". Over- ton and +. W. Erode. is preparing 70 make his most extensive campaign on Western tracks during the cofnping sea- The plans of the stable will call for the bulk sof the Schorr horses remaining in tcga season. Meantime part of tho Schorr string will be sent from the local track to Chicago, while another division will" race at Kansas City, going from that point to St. Louis. \, z The Ht. Louis wing of the stable will I be in scharge of Assistant Trainer Tau Der. while Joe Hawkins will be in charge of the main division in the Windy City. Injunction, the Schorr candidate for the ANcrids Far Handicap at St. Louis Ven Nets. Sob Mclean, Janeway. | Benson nurst. Duelist will be the reliance Of the Schorrs for the all;aged events. In g. ylar-oids the stable is not regarded as over-strong.s but there are several mem
 kfns is giving attention to which may show more class than expected,
 The 3-year-oid colts and hliies in the Schorr string represent the band of ? year-olds that. during the last meeting at Montgomery Park, won thirteen straight races, defeating crack young sters from almost every staple located
 here. The same set of juveniles were sent to the metropolitan tracks, and dur ing the summer they performed in such a disappointing manner that MT. Schorr confessed to the loss of many thousands of dollars in addition to valuable stakes ana purses that were looked on as sure the local track. Sweet Gretchen, the big Gest money winner among the SchorT 2-year.olds last season. has been ailing.
 and will hardly be starter in any of the early events Moharfb, the greatest dis
 appointment in the string, has wintercd
 well, and Trainer Hawkins Is more lm-
 O. essed with his prospects than Mr.
 Schorr. Moharib is a full brother to
 Reina. the Brooklyn Handicap winner of
 races for Schorr and last years trainer, George Walker, openly declared that Mo harfb was the best youngster they had ever handled. He won races and may win mere # the opinion of Trainer Hawkins Ths 2-yearSold.force of the schorrs will pfoba bly, attract most attention iron, thu followers. of the turf. There are prominent relations to former turf stars
 that have shown much speed in their preliminary work out kere and the local public has pretty good line on the best of them. Two of the juveniles, Hadrian and Charley's Aunt, have sported silk at Hot Springs and are no longer num- bered among the winners. In ths
 following list, Lady McKeon is a. fall sister to Ouatas, Jack Bory is a half
 brother to Fi. E. Smathers' Grand 0p- era, while Little Harry and Aspatia ara MT. Schorrs own breeding. -
 The jockeys that will attempt to fill the places of Burns, Builman and Woods are w. Fischer, Wainwright and Gra-
 ham. The full schorr 2-year-old list fol lows:
 Useful Lady. b. f. @ by Russell Useful; Charley's Aunt, br. f. @, by St. Florian- Derelict; Lady Moneuse. ch f. @. by imp. Top Gallant-Aala-Lala; Aspatio, b. f. @,
 by Lieber Karl-Aainty Gore: Lady Mo
 Keon. oh. f. @, by imp. Top Gallant
 Sister Molly; Abelard. oh. c. @, by Rus
 se.i-Lady. Abbess; Vidalla, br. c. @ by imp. Mincemeat-imp. Richmond Hill; Ha- drian, br. c. @. by Handsome Klondike
 Bucius, br. c. @, by Top Gallant-Bon-
 nIe Bird; Fine Cut, b. c. @. by Hand
 someALa BruJa; Uncle Charley. b. c. @.
 by imp. Top p-Gallant-Heartsease Mid
 night Minstrel, blk. c. (2), by Jim Gore
 Bagpipes: Marmont. b.. c. @, by imp.
 Deceiver-Summer Hours; Normandy, oh
 c. tO by Imp. Hermence-Sissy Knott;
 Little Harry, b. c. @ by Iieber Karl
 Margaret A.