The Washington times., 1908-01-26
CELIA INVASION RANKLES
IN BOSOMS OF ORIGINAL
NEW ORLEANS PROMOTERS
Internal Discussions Threaten More Radical Changes in
Managership of City Park Club-Stockhc iers Dis
grUntled by Foreign Control.

form, but il is harder still to try to pick
them when you have 10 beat the cheat
ers as well as the horses.
Opposes Proprietary Interests.
Proprietary interests in race tracks
ought TO De done away with Men who
own race tracks and at the same time
either run books or stables, or both,
may be strictly honest in all their turf
dealings, but it is difficult to make the
public believe that. The average player
viii have it that the man behind the
game always has something or other
up his sleeve. Stock in a weiI-managed
race track is a good enough proposition
without daboling in other issues"
Sam Lazarus has shipped his high
class horse. Right Royal, to his farm
down In Texas, where he has a band
OF choice brood mares. He viii breed
Right Royal TO these this coming
spring. Mr.. Lazarus one ambition in
remaining IN Tie racing game is 10
breed and race a FU'utity winner. IN
the event that he does breed and de-
yelop a Futurity winner he stated that
he win Immediately sell all his racing
and breeding stock and retire from the
sport feeling that he has accomplished
the one desire Of his life.
Mr.. Lazarus takes q keen interest in
racing affairs, and that he is a shTewd
race track manager was shown when
last year he took hold Of the Kenil-
worth Park track q Buffalo and FOR
the first time in the history Of that
track gave a highly successful race
meeting. Mr.. Lazarus has a CONTROL
ing interest there and his share Of tho
profits or the seasons racing nette1
him $4,000. MT. Lazarus has a few
horses here In charge of Trainer Min
ton, including Crafty. that recently lost
a race he was expected 10 win. His
coIors viii nest likely again be seer
on Eastern tracks this coming season.
Burlew and O'Nein have announces
their intention of selling out all the
racing stock they brought down here
with the exception Of Chapultepec
They have already disposed Of Alsa,
/ tian. Dashaway. and Belmere TO Nose
GOldblatt. and have some ten or Z
dozen more that they Will get rid OF
! before the season ends Their reason
! for reducing their establishment Il
that they have a big string Of young
horses. mostly two-year-olds, at New
York.
} The two-yeaT-1ll division includes
! some frst-class material, and the part
ners desire to devote their attention e
| the Eastern lot. ChapUltepec will bs
their sole reliance in the derbies. very
| probably. although if Angelus is still
! in their barn when these events are run
I and the track should be heavy, he may
go for the big events also AngelUs
/ OF which a good deal was expected early
! in the season, has proven a good bit Of
a disappointment He is unreliable
| With very valuable Eastern three-year
I old enga gements ahead. as well as thu
I two local derbies, BUriew and O'NeIl
are taking no chances with ChspultepeC
I He is paraded only IN easy spots ant
when tha track is good. This colt ha
! improved 50 much that II looks a.
| though he ought 10 have chances prob
/ ably second only 70 those Of Colin To-
. the lions share Of the big Easter
plums Of three-year-Old racing mex
I summer.
! Nose Goldblatt's much-talked-of in
vasion OF the California turf has be
( come g reality. rs he shipped TO SaI
/ Francisco last week. He sent a -
I Of eleven out there, including his three
/ yeaT-Cld flly. Keep Moving. which i
| a candidate for the California Oaks.