The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-06
NOTES OF THE QUARTERsTRErCH.
Many Well-knOwn Names Figured In
List of the weatern JOCKEY Club.

Some OF the reins,atenients made by the
Western Jockey Club at its memorable
meeting OF last Monday. are Of particular
interest locally on account Of the frequent
performance Of horses and horsemen in
volved over the St Louis tracks.
.. d. HerneSsey, one of the numerous
HenHesseys. who have appeared in this
made the recipient Of gift in the shape
OF reinstatement. L. Galbraith. who was
cutlawed for racing at Newport. was also
Ts.nrned @ ssor to Eood fo d., iaal was
restored to all privileges with his stable,
which was outlawed at Newport. This
stable included Soundly. Orme and Lady
Superba.
Sounoiy's first appearance on the local
track will be easily recalled. Summer be
fore last, she was entered in a six furionS
race at the Fair Grounds and WAS heavily
played as good thing. Her tremendous
turn of speed gave her a lead Of about
ten lengths in the first half mile and she
ran that distance, in close to 4s seconds
almost equaiinK the worlds record. Then
she faded away to nothing in the stretch.
r. A. Davies. well known to the st.
good standing. Eleven Bells. who was
outiawei with her owner for racing at the
Newport meeting. was once prominent
factor in the selling races at the Far
Grounde. She may yet appear on the local
tracks. as her suspension has now been
removed.
" A. Fizer was also reins,ated. His
case 10 too we'll known to require mention
Year before last bis stable was one of the
included Beana. Miss 9olighuy, Founding.
performers. He was ruled or at New
orleans in March. 1903. on the charge Of
doping Lord Neville.
Manager P. J. Carmody Of the Union
course announced yesterday that his track
would proceed with its work. without re-
garding the action of the Western Jockey
Club last Monday.
Nothing will De permitted TO interfere
with our meet, and we VIII make II a big
port having been coming in more strongly
from Eastern horsemen since this action
WAS taken, and I think We will get even
pected: We have 80 on the ground Cap.
tain r. r. Rice. with sixteen horses III
his stable, arrived to-day
We're made by the BenniugS contingent
this afternoon. Secretary Toz;er sends
word that the disposition Of the western
ipate no trouble in getting a large dele
cation from California
The frs. 2-year-old stake of the local
racing season will be the Woodlands
trophy, which carries an added money
value of s., jOO of which S.oNo is contrib
uted by the association and the balance by
The stake closed with sixty nominations,
of which several have started and show
signs Of undoubted ciss. Barney Schre.-
ber's Pirk.,ton. regarded by many as the
best 2-year-old yet shown, is among the
eigibles.
Other winners who are on the likely list
are Fay Templeton;. John Smulsk', Blaze
Duchess, Arch Oldham. the best one
shown at New Orleans the last winter.
Stella Alien. Caroline Goodykoontx. Char
ley's Aunt. Arneiiana. buchanan and Hen
~ Ach.
Among the eiigibies is a full brother to
Rainland. who won more races last year
than any other 2-year-old. This colt. like
Rainland. liz owned by Nose Coldelatt,
who has named him Charlie Celia after
the well-knowT bookmakef.
The Woodlands trophy was won last
year By a Missouri-bred colt. Scotch
pancc. bred and owned by Doctor Parrish
Of this city. who owns the colts sire.
Guido. OF this years eiigibles. the Mis-
souri, product shows Up very well against
the colts bred and foaied in other States.
and IL is not too much to expect to see
the prize again fall to home product.
Last years field was an exceptionally
clever cn. but II looks as though an even
better lot will go TO the post this year.