The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
The SPORTING WORLD.
FEATHERSTONE WILL WATCH
ULIUS BAUER'S HORSES.
Farmer Millionaire THURMAN Now in Re-
tlrement, While His Old Trainer Has n
Big Stable-Jaok JOyner Has Taken
over Perry Belmont's Two-Year.O lds.

Farmer MllllonaIfo IurImNh NOW III ne
tIrement, While His Old Trainer Has n
BIg Stable-Jack Joyner Has Taken
over Perry Belmont's TWo-Year.Ol Odds.
N, 50 many years ago Arthur Feather
,,ore owned r formidable racing stable,
49, ~ famous Mesmerist carried his colors to
-t,ory in many valuable stakes and finally
canal and Reina won the Metropolitan and
p,noklyn handicaps respectively the same
.,rinr But luck soon turned against the
T..,herstone horses. which were trained by
ir,ins Bauer, and their owner lost heavily.
Eating other reverses. Mr.. Featherstone
.,"dually gave up his racing stable and prao-
,".I,y retired from the turf. This afforded
Il. onnortlnity for Trainer Bauer TO step In
80 oct a string of racers, together with q
s.ssIns establishment where the stations
Wssmerlst and Previous, formerly the prop
,,tv Of Mr.. Featherstone. are standing.
p,rsr will have a stable to race In the Fast
,bis wear, as a result OF the change OF owner
hin that may command respect. 1t com
o,,ss three and two year olds who have
S.An highly tried and who have many rich
engagements. Meanwhile. Mr.. ~Foatherstone.
rbo SIN loves a good horse and goes to the
.,cs. occasionally, will await with much
,rtsrsst the showing Of these thorouRhbreds,
a., he has not forgotten the misfortunes OF
81, own string when handled by this same
R,usr Luck cuts a big figure in racing and
, Rsuer turns out a winning combination,
n, Festherstone may feel convinced that IL
vac NOT his lot TO score perpetual successes
90 the turf.
Fred Cook, the Western bookmAker and
horse owner. has retired English Lad TO the
,rd His horses will race a part of the
..,son here In charge Of Trainer Bill Phillips
and be ridden by David Nicol. Cooks star
'ro.year-old oflast season, George G. Bennett,
dead, but he thinks he has some more
,sod youngsters in the batch now under
5.paration. Father Talent, Beautiful Bese,
jimmie Naher, Minnie Adams. Miss Rillie
and Nifo are the older horses In the Cook
Nrn, while the two-year-olds include Ben
r.s, b. c, by Ben Brush-Dutch Flag;
Buren, Arnold, h. T.. by The Commoner-
satellite H.. Colors, b. O.. by Deceiver-Scar-
ht and Green Ida Bailey. b. f., by Ornament
~Foltario. James r. Edwards, CHI. c.. by King
Erc-Cassadean: Robert Parker. oh. G., by
Amplishter-T Empress, and Tom Dolen.
C., by Jean Beraud- Marshetta.
Turfmen az Bennings say that the best
-vo.year-old vet shown there is August
s.lmont's Okente,. by Hastings-Orienta.
he winner al the Oxnard Dinner Stakes
st Saturday. This youngster is a Swapping
big fellow, powerfully constructed, who
hs A phenomenal turn Of speed. The Bel
mont two.yeat-olds al Ga are in the
lands Of John Whalen. but the real stars
n the stable ere being prepared for the more
important stakes by Jack Joyner at the
Bsv. This lot includes Don Enrique, a bay
colt by Hastings Bella Donna; Glamor, a
Ally by HastinRs-Glory; High Glass, an
imported colt by Isinglass - Hautesse H.;
NsEivings. a FLY by Dieudonne-Mies
Dsrebin, Officer. a geldtng by ST, Blaise-
0rtesal, ~Rosenount. a colt by Hastings
lady Rosemary. Sagapanak. a son OF St.
BIase and Souveraine, and Smiling Tom.
mother colt by ST. Blaise- Souriante. Joyner
as also ssumed charge Of Perry Belmont's
vo.year-olds, named as follows: Ambush,
b c. BY Ben Brush Ionis; Ell Dorado, oh. G..
by Ethelbert Dorotheo: FL Captain. oh. c.,
br Ethelbert- Moreautic; Frascuelo. b. ca
by Ethelbert--Frantic: Manchurian. b. g..
hy Magian -Mavada; Leo Paul, oh. G.. by
Ethelbert American Beauty. and Donna
Flvira, h. T., by Ethelbert- old Madrid.
Jockey schiiling, who was thrown by
Harvest Time in a race at City Park. New
Orleans. on .Thursda y. died in the hospital
hat night without rega ming consciousness.
shilling rode in the Fast here with some
success two years ago. and was under con-
tract 10 Archie. thinner. He vas injured
10 the winter Of 1905 and did not do much
work last year.
Weights for the Montgomery Handicap,
70 DO run at Memphis shortly. were made
public yesterday. Phil Finch has top I'm
ro;t. 100 pounds, with l28 for his stable mate,
Rams Horn, Colonial ,iirl gets in with l25
and First Mason. her stable companion, with
N. Rapid Water has i26 and Little Scout
III. DR.. Gardner heads the three-yea rods
nth liz. seven pounds above the Western
Jockey Clubs scale.
Unless there ia further interfere nee by
he Governor Of Pennsylvania, the Tuxedo
l. c, OF Fsstngton may be able to pull of
sone important twenty round fights In the
aear future, The test case. which was re-
emily carried before the Delaware county
oolrt, has been decided in favor of Tom
ORourke, who believes that he can operate
row without further trouble. The court
a distinct line between. boxing and
and holds that. the club has
tot violated the State DO king law.
Toe Gans now offers to fight Battling Nelson
u any time and place. allowing the latter
N name his own referee and take the entire
rSrse, win or lose. This proposition, while
ohlsual, shows Gians's confidence. and II
hlson turns i. down followers OF boxing
vi be convinced thst the Dane is afraid
v the Baltimore pugilist's science and
Meanwhile Kid La visne, former
s'htweisht champion OF the world. who Is
S%hductinR a-physical culture school UP in
Achigan, has doomed up with an offer 10
ackle Hans Or any Of the other lightweiRhts
ID declares that he il In excellent trim for
haFd fight, Lavigne was a wonderful
iasllist ten Years ago. but his habits forced