The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25


has had such phenomenal luck with his
racing string. IF his horses had not caps
stured 50 many races the chances are
that the Alissourian would al so be 2. q
loser. IL hi # v s
consider $4,000 to seoo, a con SER SER
syative estimate OF the amount Of money
lost ~ tile bookmakers this winter and
they stand very little chance recouping
their losses, 58 as there % Will be y hardly
more than a month. Of good gwea her Il for Or
them to- make a percentage book cp N
The Kertuc Ky Track.
LExINGToS II a ss1uc sa-T As1o
citation track. have been resumed TN Y.
earnest, and II the present good weather
continues local trainers should be able
10 send their charges along at a good
fast clip before April 40 f. i: 4 Il.
There are more good horEes at the local
track jus, now than ever received their
early spring training 5herea bouts Every
trainer thinks he has about the best lot
ever. This fact causes much NJ good
natured rivalry between the. horsemen.
Almost every morning the railbirtls see
halves and quarters made in excellent
time By future equine stars. S Ia 85lS. 81 III
" The noted plnnser.trainer, Bob ncker.,5
who will again have charge OF he horses
racing in tel scoors Of Captain tain. E e IS
ii Brown of Pittsburg. is now on the
ground after a few weeks In New Or-
leans. *. his old faYorites and the
big bunch of two-year-olds are receiving
morning gaIops under personal SUPER
vision. Tucker processes 70 think ne
has one OF I-,ie strongest stables II was vas
ever his good fortune to- train Tucker
Will remain hare until after the local
spring meeting. lid
Likely Lot. 3.i5s
@ Another trainer who has a likely lot
\ Of i w6:year- ODDS is FredN Bclknap who
handles the Iorsas Eof G5l'ss w. 1'issell,s
OF Pittsburs. Bot1, Bissell and Be elISr
are with the string on the track every
morning, and She 4 former " belle q ne
will have a winning stable this year. The
stable is composed Of nine horses, eight
Of which are two-year-olds. The Only
mature horse in the string Is the seven
year-old chestnut, Gay Boy, by st. SAVIOR
dam Orie by imp. DecelYer. "A. y
These are the Belknnp youngsters 55,5i@
Princess De Ore CHI. fl, by Don De Oro-t
Princess o. Jessamine,
Ida Irwin, b.. r.. by imp. Butc--Limes.
Rain Wing, br. f., by Rainbow-iRfsaasvelnl,ls s
Wing. N
5Et OrIlhHla, en-. G.,yt ny
". G. LIZ 4. ss II {t-55-s ii ia
waterland. br. q. by Water Level
Land Of the Free. IA
Yankee Patron, by imp. iTrentola- BLACK
Sauaw. HI
Far:uvela. b. g. y, by Faraday--Daravela
Wampan. b. C., by Ornamcnt-MaE-
#netizer. NJ
The last named horse IL the property
K OF Q. II. r. Belmont and Is regarded
by local horscmen as one OF the best
Of the get of that great son or Order
TO Orient and Ben Hampstead. Fhrayela
is son OF 1.atonia Oaks winner.
Value Of Futurity.
NEW YORK. March 2t,rAssistant Sec
rotary smith, Of the coney Island
Jockey Club. estimates that the gross
value Of the f'ufurty this year will DO
$4,000 There arc 2s2 youngsters still on
the eligible list, but this number will
lie reduced some when the final sdcclnra-
tions are In, The number OF void entries
this year IL record for tho event, no
less than $3.50 OF the original nominations
having been declared void for various
causes. Tho entire entry made by tho
late William c. Whitney, something moro
than seventeen. is yoia,
The loss Of 50 many nominations viii
the lr,lturlty. AZ the least calculation 1t
sdepreclates the value o ftho rnce by 5000,
while It Is possible that It means u loss
of $4,000 or $1,000 in tho. Fhturlty total.
Harry Payne Whitney VIII not have q
Futurlty starter this yenr unless he fol-
lows MS plan OF last season, whenfhe
purchased Timber to carry his colors in
tho rich stake .- sg
Ort Wells in Bad Way.
NEW YORK, March 2.t-John A. Drake,
who has wlntered in New York, says he
Is not at all sure his sometime great
handicap horse, ort Wells will train
again. The King ERIC cAt has got over
the cold which threatened to turn into
pneumonia not long ago, hut his legs arc
not IN AS good condition as they might
be. Tic splint behind Is more trouble
some than It was expected to be, Under
the circumstances It is SAFE to pred let that
no serious attempt Mil be made by IGnoch
Nishard Ia get orr Wells Ia the post be-
fore the end Of July, The Iowa THURMAN,
wants his horse to have every chance to-
recover his old-tnie form. Crt Wells wlil
not coma un nom Jim iiealeys farm, at