| Show ARLY FAVO Ir S FOR FORTHE THE WESTERN DERBIES Two wentY-Two Candidates for the Bi Big Spring Events Are in Training at Montgomery Park two Twenty of the most prominent Western Derby candidates candidate are quartered h I red ered at Montgomery park Memphis Of O Of this number the first choices am among mg the he Western following who are trying to 0 select a prospective prospective favorite in the Louis Lato Lato- Tennessee Kentucky S St. St Ta a and American Derbies will probably come ome from the following all of which of-which which iti In- Mem in-Mem- MemE Mem Mem- their preparations W 11 receive E his JG p. p C. C Bennetts Bennett's Abe Frank Ed Austin Sam Hildreths Hildreth's McChesney and Lucien Appleby John Johnn n w. w Schorr's Larry Young H. H L. L Cole Cole- man sn Charles W. W 1 Mejer eer T. T C. C McDowall's McDow- McDow X alls all's Sl's ens Dale a The Rival M. M t. t H. H chenor Cos Jaubert Pat Dunnes Dunne's Arian Arlan Harris is J. J V. V Kirby Henry Memnon W. W H. H McCorkle's Barouche There here are ae many macI of or the lesser lights munching their midwinter r oats cats in Mem- Mem Iphi but none that hat will likely attract linore more attention than the average so- so Called called dark horses which abound in al al- ost every barn at this time of th the sea sea- f son on The Tennessee colony of turf prophets are are about equally divided as aa to selecting select select- ink ing a choice between McChesney and Abe Frank Abe Frank has outgrown the colt but what McChesney I lacks in growth he has more than made up in breadth and general appearance and with an appetite like hike e a ravenous bear Hildreth is so well pleased that Ji he hk has said that McChesney may be prepared for the Crescent City Derby the thie first rich year old o ent which will wiil be decided the middle of March lAs s the season approaches It becomes more apparent that John W. W Schorr willbO will b bO without dangerous representatives Inline stakes for year 3 Out of the great array of year old talent with which he began the 1901 season including ing over worth of yearling yearling- timer timer tim- tim iber er er there is yet to be developed a colt real quality Charles W. W Meyer Lar Lar- Young and H. H L. L Coleman are the bought nought of but none of them were Iut to a real test in their year old form In fact Larry Y Young ung has never faced raced a field of starters There are seven sev- sev en maiden year olds In the Schorr barn barn and had it not been for the filly Endurance by Right which was purI pur- pur I ch std after the racing season of 1901 rb began gan the Schorr purses and stakes s. s so sodar dar a as the year old division Is conF con- con F would have been conspicuous by their absence from the Memphis mans man pi A Visit visit to o Memphis the the other 4 day made maile by Joe Ullman the 4 Eastern bookmaker resulted Inthe in 4 the undoing of a fixed race 4 i which Ullman declares happened 4 over a decade ago Ullman ran ranI 4 I Iacross across an old old negro who In 4 days gone by rode some of the 4 I best best racers racers roces in in inthe th the East His 4 I name was Fishburne and when 4 Ullman owned th the great race 4 01 horse l land n F did 4 most i of f ns n's riding Ullman Ullman Ull- Ull 4 4 man always suspected that Sir 4 4 Dixons Dixon's victory over Tea Tray 4 I and a big field among which 4 Raceland finished i last In Inthe the 4 4 FI Flatbush stakes of was not I 4 Just as It Should b be and I sh sh- 4 burne burne d during r ng a with with 4 I nj madea clean lean breast o of a ajob 4 4 Job w was per perpetrated ted fifteen fifteen I 4 teen years ago II I I The old negro attempted to 1 Z Implicate Implicate- sev several eral Easterners 4 4 but Ullman Bilman refused to listen 4 f 4 and with a substantial tip he 4 4 hushed mouth and 4 refused to give out furth further facts 4 41 1 for publication on 4 01 6 Its It's all done and the theres there's es e's esno 4 I no use bringing up old scores 4 1 said said Ullman but I Have the 4 I satisfaction of knowing that 4 Raceland was yas not hot 4 4 be-at be beaten n and nd a ii Ugh t cost cot m me me 4 a pretty pretty amount d rit l' l et It It r rest st 4 4 where i it started started with the te 4 4 scandal sh sh shortly r after e the u er r r race c cO 4 44 4 was run 1 Raceland f Dd It wu will ber er d 4 4 administered a severe defeat to 4 l the same field in the Great Eastern Eastern East- East 4 1 em ern stakes a. a a week later and 4 4 Fishburne waS was ruled off the turf 4 01 for life 4 Murder will out on th the t turf rf as as' aswell 4 I well as In other walks of life 4 I said Ullman 4 41 1 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 |
