The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-04
SOME RACING
FOR St. LOUIS
Expo Company Secures Fast
Horses For Meeting in
September.
THOROUGHBREDS ON
Some of Best Known Stables
Have Made Important
Entries.
THOROUGHBREDs ON

st. Louis, Sept. 4.-That st. Louis
will see a real horse race September
26 is now assured. General Manager
Joseph A. Murphy of the Universal
Exposition company has been among
the owners Of thoroughbreds the past
week. and has brought with him the
entries Of some of the leading stables
Of the country. These entries will
embrace the cream Of the present
stock Of thoroughbreds' and every
n of them Is a stake winner.
They are headed by John w.
Schorr's magnificent Star Cheater.
This horse is accepted as the greatest
long-distance horse before the pub
lie today. He is not an impressive
looking horse, being rather on the
light order, but he bears out the old
adage that 1t taxes a lean horse for
a long ace. Star Cheater's achieve
ments include the winning Of the
Dominion handicap at Fort Erie,
a mile and a quarter in 2:O3 3-5, the
first mile in 1888 3-5. He also Won
the Frontier handicap al Windsor,
the Hotel Royal handicap at Hamil-
ton and other races. He will be the
favorite in the four-mile endurance
stake at Louisville, October z.
Froglegs to Show Here.
John w. Schorr always has good
horses. and this year is no exception
to the rule. If anything should hap
pen to Star Cheater. he still has Frog
legs. Edda. John Reardon and Con-
gresham James. Froglegs is the best
3-year-old of the year. He is Of the
whalebone type of horse. and no dis
tance seems to bother him. He won
the Hamilton derby, inc the easy way
in which he disposed of The Manager
at Fort Erie stamps him as a great
colt. He is by Masetto, a son of st.
, Simon. and is a close blood relation
to the great Tommy Atkins and 9TH
err noted performers.
Mrs. l.. A.. Livingston Of Jobstown,
N. j., is another big nominator. Mrs.
Livingston follows racing simply
through a keen love for the horse.
She inherited Ranocas, the farm of
the late Pierre Lorrillard. who years
ago startled the world by winning
the English derby with Iroquois. Mrs.
Livingston is keenly interested in the
success Of the Universal exposition
and has entered four horses In the st.
Louis cup-Picolata. Stentor. Lovetie,
and sotemia. Lovetie is one of the
great horses now racing in Canada.
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Mrs. Livingston's starter in the stake.
is a magnificent flly. She is by Lo-
cohatchee. which under the name of
Curt Gum raced at the fair grounds
many years ago. H. C. Hollenback
of New York city has named Worth,
the winner of the Kentucky derby,
and Adams Express. a magnificent
son Of Adam.
Worth a Fine Horse.
Worth is probably one Of the
grandest looking horses in training
today; a sea brown. standing right
at sixteen hands and built in pro-
portion. he furnishes an ideal type
of the thoroughbred. Adams Ex-
press is also a magnificent type. He
is by Adam, a son of Flying Fox, who
was imported to this country for a
princely price some years ago, only
to be returned to France when the
repressive laws against racing were
passed in New York. Major Thomas
G. Mcdowell has named The Man
ager, winner of the Fort Erie derby.
and Nonpareil. a handsome son OF
Yankee. The Manager is one Of the
sensational horses of the year. ]. G.
Greener Of Nashville, Tenn. has N
tered Countless. a sturdy little son
of The Commoner. Nh. Greener al
ways has a nice horse. The dam of
Countless. Olefiant. will be remember