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Diseases Coming Events K.Iflir WWufTy?- rJAfe x - 3Lff35-eT- S' fcT 3ra. wit.fir i THE REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. JULY 26. 1903. ) I I Ihwcstt-r- Ile- - Clifton Forge Kalctl as High-Clas- s G e Requital Is .Making His Mark afl turuonn Thought to BOWING TUB ITlTjj Successful Sire. Colitis Says SS o J'J a Winner. BBEED '' Wateiboy Can Dcat MiCliesney. SENIOR RACES OF SOUTHWESTERN REGATTA SOUTHERN OWNERS FARED BADLY AN IMPROVING YOUNG RIDER. SET FOR THIS AFTERNOON AT CREVE COEUR LAKE, AT THE BIG CHICAGO MEETING. Tinals of the Local Aquatic Meet Css-di'- for To-Da- lolm .Joachim of Thi. Cily uid Frank Suite of Cl'.'tao. Wi'l Vt.-- t in the Senior Singh- - Race, to Decide the Siijiieinuiy Hum 1 Also Con- - i'eiinetr, Schorr, Gerst. Ellison and Others Did Not Win Their Usual Mik-rc- a DanireroUb Contestant in This Kacc. y.WiH' Xuinher of Hares at Washington Paik llildreth's Stable Is Cone to the Had Fred Cook lias Fine Ritrrnur spcci.vu the season, due to iileago, July .,. Southern horse owners the hard campaigning mat Rime or them hnd Xevv Orleans-- . have not f.nesl so well during the present at Chicago John Peters is tnunding to. and Wltfull lacing season as In former e.irs, has about n covered fiorn the Injury she i. C ltenuett. the .MetnphlK turfnrin, who sustained at Memphis when she ran into Im the fence. Him the thtee seasons, wis one of , Thane and Major Tenny have yet failed to show their New Or- the biggest winning owners here, ha hail leans lorm Thane's winter campaign was nothing but bail luck with his, lot since the a siyere on ,,! It I doubtful if ho will In ginning at the Memphis spring meeting lie or much account until lato in the fall. Ixinl (iue U s Lniler the management of Tr liner still on the .shelf. Oiht-r- In skillful the lot. such at Favoiilus. Topsoil and C Henry McUaniei. Hcnnett has won oer a CaiJf!1!"11- - Hre Bettlns into condition, so of ipee, but they have mestiv that Hildi cth's stable inav soon he In l;.n racing trim again. If Hlldreth gets a li- minor events. He has not been Jticeesj-fu-i lt rue from the Eastern Jockey Club, which as in fonni1- - years when lie had such good may not be a remote posslh.lltv. a few of cues in condition .Ml?i the best of hti iot will he sent" East along as Hennett. Abe Willi r Frank. Aladdin, the iemiilnib-- of Pmathrs's string. ele. GEI'.ST DISAPPOINTED. An ltevolr. Utile Scout, Sauctrm. William and Gerst was mucli disappointed f'lareniont hae been the ihlef with the showing made by winners for the stable. McDanie! has been his stable at Washington Park. H on sev-ei- trial le to get Aladdin keyed up to fmni, bet heavily occasions on Fore Aft. and it if. nut liki ly that this good son of and and on imp. St. George Talhouet nnd one or two of his othi r tvvo-ea- r and Merry Wie will he In olds. He believed that he had been lis ben racing fettle before the fall meet the victim of bad ildes and shipped his let ings An hack to St. Loins in the spring Nash- ltevolr turned out something of at . db-a- ville the looked on-- a i pnlntment. Me I" a colt, but stable like n nromlsimr useful Anothei Nashville stable that In earlv he is not in the Uirby cli"s. as Hennett l.pring training was considered to b n hoped he would be earl'er in the season. A formidable one is that of German and biurleil prepiration for the American Derb Iiauer. They have done fairly well here hut no Jack Itntlln and Hanlolph have been their doubt set lilm back somewhat. A serlouj chief reliances. Sinner Simon and n couple nt tn the stable was the loss nr the of that reiently recovered servl"s of Jockey I'oburn. Till clever and from pneumonia have been sent to Ken- popular rider re s0 completely a victim to tucky to be turnevl out. the drink dis- FRED COOK pense that the stable had to HAS GOOD ONES. Willi his services. Fred Cook, the St. Louis turfman, has ELLISON'S L(T HAS GONE OFF. the strongest stable C It. here in Elilon has met with a fair share material. English Lad and Fred of luck through ICen- his winning ef the - are as good as the bet youngsters that tuek Derby and the Hawthorne National have shown heie. while Frank Cnrr and two Ilandlc-ll- l with Jotlirn lllmes. flip tunr;ww or three of the other juveniles are useful being worth net about 14.00O. Skillful also sorts, cook's are in charge of was a cood bread-winn- for the stabh-ranle- r mown i.mck. one or me best developers in the saon, nnd J. I. Mayberrv of young horses In the country, while Bill 'showed blni-'el- f a joungMcr of qualitj- - Phillips has charge of the older horses. when tit and ready. Hut Ellison's entire lot Lendln and Linguist havu both added to has trained off In such bad shape wero tlie winnings of the stable. Linguist, like , his horses that he had decides! not to send Au Revoir. fell short of calculations. He js. S"J., era lo Saratoga, lie concluded however, a good colt, d is more than finally, however, to ship them out there in likely to run back to his best the hope that the rejuvenating air and form at the fall meetings. water of Horso Haven might bring them There have rialiy been no first-cla- around Into racing shape again. Ellison that is, none that could stand out money bv- - let considerable betting on his themselves as McCheaney and Runnels ?V hordes, and particulailr Harry New. so did. or ns Abe Frank did. But a number of that he Is very probably a considerable high-clas- s ones have performed In the JOCKEY WILLIE HIGGINS ' '' loser on the season so far as his own sta- stakes, such as English Lad, Flo Bob, ble Is concerned. John F. Schorr, who camo Peter Paul. Dick Bernard. Fred Leppert, here from San Francisco at the beginning Proceeds and Lonsdale. These are all so Jockey Willie Higgins. or "Terry" Hig-gin- s, mount and I will give you a 3oe to curs nowixt; of the Washington Park meeting, won two evenly matched that a trifling variation in as John Nixon, his manager, calls them." j rorn st. Lpris cith chews. or three races with Gold Bell Eyherln. or "Yes. boy, my ' "Which regatta. hiilHur C ve Coenr to-il- and condition a slight shifting of the weights him, or bloody "Iggins" sir." said the "all fami!r will participate in the Southwes tern events :tt Lake ami wliii'h are also the best ones of his lot. But Eshcrin failed has been sufficient to bring that "hinfcrnal as Is subject to cramps." N . e them together. Tommy Sayers puts when gives tcrcd in the uatiou.il rcpatta of A 14 and !.". This latter event held t )iii'jbiguinoiul, near to run up to her California form, ami They are all good colts. The best of the lot it he him a Willie was on the earth In a minute. Mul- Worcester, Mat". Crews represent ted above are the Western. Century, St. Louis and Minimi City. Schorr's campaign here was not a. success- as promising three-year-o- development bad ride for his money, is a St. Louis con- hall took a riding whip and gave him. a ful one. He ishlppcil his horses to Sar- aro probably Flo Boh scund lacing. atoga, alo string ana English Lad. tribution to the rldng talent of the Ameri- 3 closing event 's where the may tie combined Batts. Soldier of Fortune Silver-win- Higgins never had cramps again. written ron Tin: suxday republic. at this afternoon, and the I race start with the senior fours. and Prince can turf. 1W2 C:C0 p. with that of his father. John W. Schorr. are others of class may lmprovo In Higg'ns was the worst rider In tha From pre? est appearances this city will be Is set for in me Umturv lti.it Club will try nut Its Hlldreth's that world. He way Time rards on the railroads hao been ro spcdil crew In this event. Dwlght Evans, stable has been amiss most of later on. Higgins was born about Easton and Mar- could not find h!s around to-d- exercising One davr strongly represented In the national regat- arranged as to give amp'c tarviro formerly or the Harvard crow ; Albert K. cus avenues, and now- - lives at Easton and a track while horses. season, the he rode Lofter in a two-hor- race, and got ta to he held next month at Lake The unpleasant feature of last Xnse. Doctor A. M. Stockoff and A. C Belt avenues. Two years ago he was ap- him off by Found, the only poor will not be in evidence thl Eikcr coiu-'Itut- lnalti'-u- p of cut four times near Worcester, In Massachu-rett- s. serlce. the the crw prenticed Zack Mulhnll boy. other horse in the event. vear. Street-ca- r serice is direct to the It Is eoiiLj led one of slunge-- t fours on REQUITAL IS MAKING to as a stable At least four clubs from the local HIS on Tills season sees him a fair Jockey.
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