The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
MORE RACES FOR
TURF FOLLOWERS
Annual Sapulpa To-Day Meet
to Start Wednesday and
End May 81.
CLASSY HORSES ENTERED
Splendid Sport Provided for
Fans; Racing Regains It's
Lost Popularity.
Ry LARRY DALEY.

Following the seven-day race
meet At Clarcmore. tho most sue
cemful meeting ever staged IN Ok
lahOma Sapulpa is To bc tho scene
of Today meet. starting next
Wednesday and closing Saturday,
May 81.
The great financial and artistic
triumph scored at Ciaremore has
led the promoters 10 believe that tho
game Ia on as firm foundation In
oklahoma as IL In elsewhere. There
Is no doubt that tho turf sport Ia en-
joying a new popularity, the great
est Il has seen for over half de-
cade, Following the decline OF the
sport, due 20 tho work OF unscrupu-
lous track men. who, needless OF
the future OF the sport, nearly killed
1t with their dirty methods. horse
racing has been under the han
and frowned upon by tho public. In
dications during the past year point
to a resumption of the popularity
OF the sport, which, when properly
conducted, is rightfuily the sport OF
kings and tho king OF sports.
Those who witnessed the Clare
moro meet were ngreeably SUR
prised at the class OF tho racing Of
fered and In tho smooth manner In
which the meet was conducted.
There was mono OF the bush track
stuff which 80 often chsracterires
meets IN n small towyA Under the
direction of Pat Nicholson, judge.
and Sauint Stevens. starter, every
days card was run with noatness
and fairness TO all.
over Ibo horses will be entered in
the Rapulpa meet. Including some Of
the best ponies that ran at Hot
Springs. New Orleans. Juarex. Cuba,
and kentucky and other big traoka
Some OF the most prominent
horses and their owners are a. fol-
| lows:
Noiseiesr. ]. NJ. Singleton, owner.
| Carl Roberts, Wood Maid, No
Manager. mp Louie. John Palmer.
owner
sinai, C. E. Rsowr. owner.
Mary Estcile, o. Tugsles, owner.
Yermak. Robert Lee, Losts and.
ELI and, w. L. standfield. owner.
sir Dyke, Minnie y, Ida PtnAck.
ScaliywaR, Doveridge, Browns ra-
vorite; II. II. Goodwin, owner.
Dr. zab. Insurance Man; ID. j..
Eula, Kio. Ethel; Charles Cook.
II. G. Cole; John McNuity. owner.
Martin Casey. Eagle Boy; Mckin-
ley Brothcrs. ownors
Prospero's Baby: John slaughter.
owner.
Gold Flush; John Kern. owner.
Recluse, Hattie Croxton. 1mpor-
tant, A. N. Hayden, owner.
Upright Bin 'Deichman. lazy
Examiner. English Lady Velvet;
Royal Tea. Ralph Murphy. Lord
Preston. Helen Hays William cass-
Oklahoma Irish. kitiie Orphan,
zlndo; u. r.. buchanan, owner.
Howard Bland Robert Havitn.
stlckfast, Good Counsel, Old Coin.
Hasty Riches: h. +. Borland. owner
Ben Levy Perseverc; Olson.
Brighouss; oeorse Adair. owner.
Laird o. krlcaldy; Joe Arthurs.
owner
Peielus, Ron BOX. Dlrectress; Tom
Fowler owner.
Medford BOY; u. w. susg. owner.
Gayety; B Scott, owner.
our Leader. Colonel Austin;
George Moore ownor.
fhortAtop, Mex, sad Sam. Ruth
Johnson. j. l. zimmerman. sowner.
High Horse, Homan. Silvery
Shapiro. Bola!ai L. A. Broaddus,
owner.
barbara schllllng Sea Way; Lon
Pierce, owner.
SaHuma Belle; II. r. Site Sites,
owner.
Miss Folly, Croton OIL. Irish
Swede; II. l.. Thomas, owner
Experienced and capable jockeys,
including some OF the leading riders
nj New orleans and Hot Springs,
will pilot ponies at Sapulpa'
Singleton. Frenchy Mathews. Y.
Feency, Dick Scoville. y. McCown.
McCorkle. II. Dority, T. Hunt and
G. Riddle are among the best
known
Tho track In sapulpa Is In spien-
did condition for the meet. There
will be five races every day, the
first starting At 2;30 o'clock.