The Sentinel=record., 1918-02-20

The highest type Of racing, ever
seen in Hot Springs, will be inaugu-
rted at Oaklawn. when the bugle
sounds boots and saddles, Feb. %.
The last special train OF horse cars,
arrived here last night, and among
the new arrivals, were thoroughbreds,
| considered among the foremost in
| the country. There viii also be seen
| in the saddle jockeys, whose records
are at the top notch. frankie Rob
inson, Americas premier rider, who
rode more winners at New Orleans.
/ this winter, than any other pigskin
artist, got in accompanied by A. Clop-
| ton. Robinson often rode four and
| five winners in a day both at the
| Crescent City track and the Jeffer-
son Park course in New Orleans. He
| at one time was crowded for the
honors Of being the leading Jockey by
/ G. Walls, the young apprentice jockey
| who was marvel in the saddle He
was thrown from his mount during
the middle of the Fair Grounds meet
ing and was severely injured. Since
the fall Walls has not been able to
ride. He is expected here before the
meeting begins at Oklawn, and it is
hoped that Walls will be able to ac-
/ cept mounts The other boy who
nearly nipped Robinson for the blue
ribbon prize, was Jockey l.. Lyke, who
, arrived on the special train. He was
accompanied by his manager Cooky
Perretto, who owns quiet an extensive
stable Jockey Lyke at one time
was within two mounts of reachin2
Robinson, but the latter managed tC
keep up his record and when the
New Orleans meeting closed, Robin
son carried away the prize. There
was a period of two weeks wher
Robinson only rode two winners
This unusual slump in his riding CAV,
Lyke an opportunity TO almost catcl
; up with his rival other jockeys. VIII,
will parade by the erandstand durin.
/; the OaklaUu meeting are Frank,
/; Keough, ". Warrington J Mcintyre
/; e. Pool A. Carroll Happy Buxton, J
! hotter. r. Louder. w O'Bert, r. TroX
/ Ter, w Collins, O'Brien, J. Rodrieul
the Cuban jockey who is under con
: tract to Jim Arthur. whose stable o
horses are now quartered at Oaklawn
S Sande, an apprentice hoy, who rod
himself into fame at New Orleans, Il
Donohue and Jockeys J. Dursch ant
w. Davidson, two promising appren
tice boys, who are doing the ridinl
: for Pat Knebelkamps' stable
The stable of John vs.. SchOor, o
Memphis. and trained by Louis Tab
reau includes, James T. Clark Harry
/ Kelly and Ruterscotch, Schorr ais,
owned Cudsel, al one time the phe-
nomenal horse, which he recently SOLD
for $50,00o +. r Cotton is here with
a good string of thoroughDreds he
, owned PanZareta, the horse which
was loved by nearly everybody in
Hot Springs Pan Zareta died OF
pneumonia a few weeks ago in New
Orleans The horse, which held sey-
eral records was also admired i'm the
! Crescent City. and a special permit
was obtained from the health depart
ment so that PanZareta, could bc
buried in the inneld OF the Fair
Grounds. where tue horse ran ls best
races. This honor, is a rare one The
horse was buried underneath an Old
oak tree, and a subscription has been
started for "a shaft, which will mark
/ the burial place of PanZareta
Cotton also owns Hanoyia, a stake
| horse which won several handicaps
here last season r H.. smith. brought
with him a string of ten horses in
! Guiding Ultra Gold. which won several
purses I'm New Orleans J. Brockmn-
Ter who owns Grumpy which was seen
around here last year also is among
said that Grumpy will be sent to the
post, the first time that the track is
muddy ~ Bachelor. who owns that
good horse Jessie Louise said his
stable shipped we'll Jessie Louise
won DIS a nose from Mary Belle a
fast horse owned by Grover Baker,
few weeks ago in \ew Orleans
/ James Arthur whose horses always
run well in Hot Springs. brought his
entire stable hich Includes Bondage,
Water Lady. Edith Bauman Huda 5
| Brother Margery and Woodstone
which he trains for ST. Shea. #.
Sweeney brought HauDe'N which won
the $4,000 stake at New Orleans and
| Sam Slick
~ Buxton reported that his crack
stake horse Sasin shipped well. Sasin
won the Crescent City handicap,
worth $4,000 to the winner and was
ridden by Lyke.
Augustus J. Riley who owns Wow
and Dr. Campbell, whose horses are
trained by Cooky Perretto said that he
would win a few purses before the
season was over here.
The stable OF Fields and Hawk,
which owns Cheer eader, Clean Up.
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