23 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1902
Page
1
A survey of boxing’s infamous double crosses describes deceptions used to win. Notable episodes include Kid McCoy vs Tommy Ryan in 1896 and Choynski versus Fitzsimmons in 1894, with other bouts showing plans crumbling or succeeding in misdirection and last minute betrayals.
Charentus, the well known race horse, is reported hopelessly broken down and may end racing in the days ahead. The horse is a feature in events at Simmy Bennings track today, with potential plans for a return or retirement depending on prognosis.
The Hall stable operated by John Halli and Co led by Chief Pugh of Covington looks poised for another strong year. Jockey Lee Jackson steered its yellow jacket to prominence last season. horses wintered well at Latonia and include Baronet and Farandole’s progeny. Silk Cord St Hera and Aledi show fitness, with St Hera seen as a likely late-season standout. Vaniata, once fast, recovered from a leg issue and is sound again. The string may open at Latonia, with some may ship to Louisville if weather clears.
A list compiled from the Commercial Tribune in West Virginia details pacers achieving 2:10 or faster in 1901. Names include Harold H, Dan Patch, Audubon Boy, Matin Bells, Shadow Chimes, Captain Brino, Carmine, Wraster, Captain Sirbinx, Dan B, Fred the Kid, Choice, Louise G, New Richmond, Carnot, Major Marshall, Sandy P, Sir Albert, Dark Wilkes, Carlie M, Cinch, G.W. D, Kassés, Chestnut, Council Chimes, Cambria Maid, Terrace Queen, Dick Jury Cree, Nathan Straues, Ala Coon, and others with various sires and times noted.
In New Orleans March racing drew large crowds despite a damp track. Ed Austin leads among pencilers with a twenty thousand dollar plus gain. Lord Quex wins a muddy Derby as bettors flock to favorites and longshots alike. The Louisiana Jockey Club closes its spring meeting with strong patronage and notable purses.
The column catalogs wagering talk and horse racing chatter across New Orleans and Charleston. It mentions bettors, bookmakers, and figures like Six Shooter and Rome Respass, with notes on the Eastern Jockey Club and impending races. It also jests about officials, venues, and related concerns.
Speculation runs high after Judge Rees retires from active racing with Louisville cited as the turning point. Many believe the decision may not be final, but yesterday he confirmed the step, ending a long era in the sport.
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