The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
SCHRE|bER LEADS
WESTERN OWNERS
His Horse Won &l5.:,>W Last Year
-COrrigan SECOND ON the List
With $i1. .4IIi-t;rOvcr Raker
Talks.

q. e. Baker. . son Of the veteran train
-. Colonel u. L. Haker. y y recent arrival
from New Orleans. He SAYS n. L. ;hrc,.ki,
with u: Facing game and will shortly en-
"a. closely id-niiGssi with his father >
stable when Colonel Baker developed the
crack coli. La Gorcierc. and sold tn.
ycuns.,cr TO OTTO F: Sstfel for S's.se:
ever threw a ssaddle over" -e!t Raksr.
'.aEsi those who are familiar With the old
mars turf career know lie has trained
Sry schfsise- and the h la. Ia N." - = M.Sss,. MI
LA 2orc:erc worked through the stretch
at tie old Fair Grounds l:lss spring for
US In = ard a fraction, This ia the
yeai.o!d "veS that track.
shortly after that trial ~" sold she
cci;. La s"rc.crs vas then taken sick.
New Orleans recently and he is 10, a. BIG
today A. he was when ~. ha! him last
sp-:nc. Va Sor:lere displayed excellent
form q; New Orleans. but ,h.nk Charlie
Rowe is making a mistake racing the colt
~ the winter. Ia Scrc:crc is TOO good Il
hO:>. To be- hammered 10 death On the
winter tracks. II the col, had been rested
up this winter and given a chance TO de-
ve!Up and regain whst h. lost while sick
E,st summer. my father thinks hs would
hoyI made "Nc Of the grea: 3-year-u:dS Of
,eS
Ia Snscisre still has the same wonder
ful sl.eti that marked Ills trials .f last
spring In the Speed Handicap at New
Orleans Saturday ha ran stx furionss IN
.,a',,E aw Hs' 80, over nesNS uack. WIN ~
fOrmasier. Van Ness. Lady Sasl;fi and
James R-,ldick in tn. mort imp,
"arrer,
vas pretty evenly divided. while . was
there. continued Young haxrr: Ther.
- p.s oI nosses q rom .recHs els ano
.s., ~, ~. nop,n3 .ne csssn VII cc".
% %uu "a ~us' one 81 tne tI1rAs
u"A S. Hap" S'se, ~ ;ttm! u
ns n"sSe H~nsfs vi" hnd themselves IN
"s~ n"'e'
.,
IN fne history of the American turf
,nste nes Ceeh no more sSenstcI year tran
s.a., J." !ns NeN u nae teen 0scous-
gM'x IN On 2 CAsS
,T q, 'rOuoss; ua eech usS ~ss t"sSeI from
~. .,"w 20 CsnoT nSnra.h an embIoi!iI9 :xy.
KS m,ontns rolled INT" the tr"u1h o. y
sus1uieM sea sn0 The Whole swesh IN .
u sho.e II II not necessary 20 minutely
ssSoSt tne occuIsences OF 20 c"masent up.
"a .nc conoauosa Vni:n caused tnesn. IRE
Res Of TIE nroci. % ~ ~. TN, ~ e rc,,I t'e .ns
"a '1;.,I .,,e "mnss -, 'As tnNAIS o"es shs ''"
1irolS gre VEL unoslSt%1-
.s ."nas .nst VII ne n'.t tcmen'
-. tnc Mfss.In J"rssS TUB % 70 recoEnis:
,he -" C.fahS 1ns! .ns avt..e,
Ion Tor dates: similar attitude toward
-. s.cs S1ee~
factory aPpnfi'onment y: dates 10 Essex
fark: the "reAniSasi"n OF the American
Iuri Association: IN. cIorsne Of fh4 tracks
n =, Chie.s:; the wirins out ct racinx IN
Missouri: the tassase u = ho.si Law in
v:nn.ss-s. and Tho d,ss1lut;"" ~ Vac
w shinsfoa tark ei,:n. ~fh IA" f~r'si"h
!" .ha.. the greatest OF all face tracks
IN III" West.
IN the very Far West n. proposal y.
IaH A8S:vs racing vas risappsosess. hot
A. Portland tie meeting was closed by IN.
'ou''s. and riGnt no~ 'heT. Is hue .and
rry ne1insi The spot at Ascot Park by
m. Miais;e!s' !Ae..'. .a;ion IN H.. Angeles.
III. oasis IN this desc -: !is.ontsnt Ia.
l,e-n New York. with iis sane Law -nd
-sner government While hnsscr,"n have
N .t'"ft i"vihe 'AnsdA. th":oaehorei M
'uc&S. S1Wn3 AskAaSs ana l.! tatil-
.'nnu. t>.ussAns.
IL TIE tsss ~ mas tc~3 fnue"d y great
'"~i Ine tsscks under the gSotec'mS
hand of the Jockey t!ub have sN"ide1
ne su'rOf on wnirh ths sport ~ alive.
hiie the dts;.ieut:o1 Of money In stakes
,:r.j sith me Erev.ou: S.s, thsoush ;ne
lI.u:, the o,,,Du, 10 horp.m.n ffx,, sracko
. ing under the SANCTION of the Jockey