The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-08-28

Zone of the others seemed to have such
speed as In the previous heat he made VI
his lost ground gradually and in the last
quarter turned her loose. They say she
was timed those two furlongs right at a
2oo Eaft: and she won the heat in 2:1rt
Barongale broke again and so did Hall
throughout the race after his break In the
first heat. In the third. however. Hall
Frey was out for blood. But Angola
vas in 1a8h and the th~res-quarters IN
1:2S,a, which settled him so completely
that the mare won az che liked at the end.
finishing eased up In c:1s;4.
II was certainly a superb performance.
The frst heat is the fastest won by a trot-
ttrg mare to date this season. and Angola
trotted the middle half OF it in about 1:oe
Her flight Of speed seems meteoric and
/, everybody saws that nothing like it has
been seen in the West since Tommy Brit
ton C2OSiD was in HIS glory half a dozen
years ago.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
A disastrous fire swept out OF existence
ten stables at the trottins track at Lex
ington. Ky. last week and entailed a loss
OF $1,000 on the Kentucky Horse Breed
ers' Association. The stables of John
Glenn Beachey. w. W. Evans. Carly
Mat Cohen were completely Quilted. as
was also the big sale barn of 8. T.
Aarbinson d Co. the well-known breed
were CHARTERED in tho barns and were
all saved with the exception of ten. The
nre VIII not in any way interfere with
Estil says he expects to have new barns
built and everything in shipshape order
within thirty days.
breeder and banker, died at Taylorv.lie.
Ill. August s. Mr.. Barnes owned and
operated for many years Oaklawn Stock
Farm: and owned. bred. bought and sold
probably as many ~trotting horses as any
other. breeder In Illinois. He was one Of
the pioneer trotting horse breeders of the
State. and always a most substantial prop
to the business. During the trotting horse
depression of some many years ago he
not only did not stampede. but. On the
contrary. was a liberal buyer right along
through the depression. and later realized
handsomely on his investments.
IT looks now as though Sweet Marie.
EOS, would be the largest money winner
furnish proof in support OF the prediction
that the future would show as many sue
cessful campaigners coming from the
from among those educated while out
daughter Of the great Mckinney. s:iii..
for several years on the Pacific Coast.
Last year. her first season as a CAM
paigner. she started seven times, win |
in the last race she took a record Of s:1s,s,
much against the wishes of her driver,
Th0 was finally expelled for his actions |
in this contest.
GALLAGHER IS FAST.
Gallagher. 2.03A. by the records is the |
fastest Canadian bred harness horse ever |
raced In America He Is a bay gelding, |
foaled in 1885 by Royal Rysdyk. dam by
Crescent, n started in this seasons |
campaign with a record Of 2:O9k.
Brewer. a 6-year-old bay gelding by a |
son Of Nutwood. dam by Alcazar, bred by |
tho Ulheln Bros. at their Truesdel farm,
Is the most-talked-of trottsr in Chicago
the present time. He Joined the train
ing stable Of Chase Hussey at Washing
ton Park In June and was a long way
from a, well-broken, g~ood-mannered
at a distance he has been priced at $1,000
to show three heats in go in company
and race-horse style. For every second
than 30 $16O win be added, and for
every second slower 500 will be deducted
the 81 900 basis.
n. H.. Smith. who developed and raced
Mabel Onward. 2:11E. and Phoebe Onward,
in 1900 successfully for 1. e. Doty of
City. Neb.. has to his credit as a
trainer another great race mare in Izetta,
2:13i5. the handVme and good-mannered
5year-old daughter of Pactolus, 2:i2y.
She looks a high-class racing machine
called upon when the day and track are
land Onward. 2:lS. and Is one OF several
extra good trotters bred and owned by
c. H.. Aldrich of David City. Neb.,
also wns her sire and dam