The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27

sented with large stables at jamestown
are Preston Burch. eight horses G. B.
Morris, four horses; Frank Gardner, three
horses. and Carter Hall, with 1--WE horses:
John w, Schorr and r, F. Carman will
each have a string OF twenty five.
The running OF the classic Suburban
this year will make the twenty-seYenth
anniversary OF the great race. General
Monroe was the first winner and the
Jockey who piloted him to victory. Will
liam Donohue. Is still alive. He is In
France. Many of the Jockeys who won
this turf classic are dead. Among them
Isaac Murphy. Bergen Hamilton, Clay
ton, McCue and Wonderly.
Davis another winning jockey, is now
a negro stable hand, and Willie" Mar
dian circuit
Mclaughlin is training good horses;
p. McDermott Is SAID to have gone
abroad. Taral has retired. and is in
hacker of horses through handicappins
ability; Simms is still to be seen at
various courses; n. Turner is prosper
Ing in France as owner and jockey
Spencer is In business here. Fuller is
In New York. Redfern talked OF going
abroad; O'Neil is in France doing well
Shaw will go to Germany again; w.
Dugan is In the west and could have
his parents residence at Coney Island,
and f. Dugan Is now at Sheepshead Bay
ready for the opening OF the season.
1t Is q curious fact that no winner OF
the Suburban except Ben Brush has be-
got many f1rst-class racers, though Pom
tiac begot Ramapo and others. Looking
back upon Ballots record breaking per-
formance In 1908. when he carried l27
pounds and gave King James twenty
nine pounds for the years difference in
age, the real excellence OF Ballot at that
time can be realized in view OF King
James subsequent races that season. !,
Maher Great Jockey.
George Blackwell. the English trainer.
who was really responsible for Danny"
Maher going to England ten years ago,
recently declared that the American
Jockey is the greatest that ever lived
as regards judgment, hands and general
business.
And 1 think Blackwell is right. Ma
her has climbed steadily to the top and
never allowed himself to slip back. AT
the present. time he stands upon the
threshold OF the greatest turf honor
the winning OF the English, derby,
Maher. as l have remarked before,
has settled down as an English gentle
man with broad acres, a big estate and
a stable OF horses with hounds. He will
likely spend the balance of his days in
England, He Is becoming fat and next
year will probably see him retire from
the turf
When Mr.. Lorillard raced in England
at that time he was advised by Black
we'll, who was training for him, to send
him over an American jockey Maher,
who was at that time just emerging
from his difficulties with the late VIII
liam II. Clark. when asked II he would
go said yes quickly, and thus took
and fortune. He has ridden three derby
winners and hundreds of other classics.
and only recently 1t was declared on
soueht-after rider in Great Britain.
Olambala, the $4,000 son of Ornus and
Blue and White. Is picked as the star in
the elder divlsictl Of the stable of Rich
Twin City and Municipal handicaps with
ease last year and has developed both
strength and speed during the winter,
II the reports which get are true
olambala Is In training at BELMONT
to beat Fitz-Herbert but with Fitz out
of the way he breezod by King James
In the Twin City handicap easily:
than two years number eleven. Besides
Olambala, thov are Falcada Beaucoup
May River. Mexcana. Radium. Star.
Candleh,erry Brush srnom AsnTieT Re
likely that olambala will do any racing
at Empire City or Brighton Beach,
Suburban Winners.
Tho winners OF three suburbans are
included In the sixty-two nominations
oade to the $4,000 Empirc City llandlcap,
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which won the race In 1907: James r.
Keene's BALLOT. which won In 1908, and
Tohn Maddens Fitz- Herbert. which won
last year Old race Roers cannot recall
n hardicap in which were entered three
suburban winners all IN good health and
condition. the three ] have Just named
are.
A good deal Of attention Is being at
tractcd ~ James r, Keene's three
vearolj Metaphor, which is In training
at sheenshead Hay. Metaphor has new
or raced In this country and Is some
what of an unknown quantity.
Be is brown colt bv DISGUISE out NJ
Rliurica. aud very good looking anil
NAL. Another Keenc horse which is be-
'1R closely watchnd Is Suffragist. a
thren-v"~r-ola chestnut colt nv Votar
ont of Noondsv Tie is a striking look
ine horse and Trainer Rowe predicts fine
things for him.
sam HIldreth's etohIe is being worked
deily ut Shocnshcad Pay.
a. G.. R,atelv ia on his wav here FROM
nals11nd Cot. 7 Understood With q st~I,Io
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