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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1906

Page

30

White Foals and the Gray Mystery Stir Turf Circles

The New York Herald reports a lively Turfmen inquiry into white foals, with multiple horsemen recalling milk white colts born to mares of various colors. Experts distinguish white from gray by pink skin under hair and by foal coloration, noting no white thoroughbreds are registered and many white-appearing foals later gray.

New York Herald Turfman Herald Turfmean Rufus Rand Knightstown Ind N. Hexter Romeo Michigan Mr. Hexter

Tod Sloan’s Rise and Fall on Stage and Turf

Tod Sloan rose as a premier American jockey with unmatched skill and panache but his desire for Broadway life and luxury led to conflict with stewards. His fame grew, then European bans and disbarments followed, as English, French, and American authorities mirrored their disapproval of his lifestyle and attitude. Carroll Institute Reserves seek basketball games. contact J. Crogan.

Tod Sloan Sloan Jimmy McLaughlin Garrison Ike Murphy Broadway Belmont Saratoga Mr. Belmont Ted Sloan New York Shean England Amys America Watter London Fmeglish Jockey Club Europe

Kentucky Breeders Seek White or Stay Colt Candidate

Fragmentary text indicates Kentucky breeders considering a white or stay colt, mentioning a horse named Tosa or Mimare and a history at J. B. Brengho del Paso stud. The passage is garbled, but references a stud horse and years of employment at a named breeding operation.

Kentucky Harald Lexington Col Multon Young Overton H. Chenault America Thomas Clay McDowell Ashland Stud Fallusa Tosa Mimare Meyer J. B Brengho del Paso

Never Saw White Foal in Washington Horsemen Views

A Washington survey of horsemen finds no confirmed case of a white foal at birth. Prominent breeders and trainers, including John H. Gheen, Wash Nailor, W. W. Hutchinson, Leonard Acker, H. Richardson, Charles Colliflower, B F McCauliy, Charles F Wright, and Tom Cannon, report never having seen or heard of such a foal.

Washington The Post Creatrous District of Columbia John H. Gheen Hyeryman Wash Nailor W. W. Hutchinson Virginia Leonard Acker W. H., Richardson Charles E. Colliflower B. F. McCauliy Charles F. Wright Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Abdallah Park Cynthiana Tom Cannon

Forty Years Ago the Jamaica Trotting Landmark to Vanish

A landmark in Queens trotting history, the Hiram Woodruff property on Jamaica Avenue will be absorbed by municipal improvements. Once a hub for famous horsemen, the site includes Dexter and Fince among memories, with Woodruff's stable grounds becoming part of Highland Avenue access to Forest Park. The Woodruff era and the Union Course era are recalled through nearby graves of famed trotters and a monument over Woodruff's grave.

Borough of Queens Hiram Washington Woodruff Jamaica Avenue Kings County Line Woodruff Jamaica Plank Road United States Highland Avenue Forest Park Woodruff Place Dexter Park Commodore Vanderbilt Robert Bonner George Alley Dexter New York The Stock Exchange Woodrutt Union Course Sir Henry Eclipse Hiram New Jersey Ture Shoss Hiram's Simeon D. Hoagland Oliver Marshall Cochran Brothers Fashion David Bonner William Wibro George and Isaac Woodruff Dave Bryant James McMann Flora Temple Don Piifer Emble Jackson D. L. Pettee Lady Brooks I. J. Nadine Highland Maid Greenmountain Maid Crepe Collins James Irving John Drew John [. Snediker Budd Dobie Carl S. Burr, Jr Long Island George Wilkes Charles J. Foster Spirit of the Times Suliey Fince Dan Pfifer James W. Britton James McMinn Brewster William Shaw Hirar's Shaw Richard Croker Cypress Hills America Emma Sultan Moscow Georges M. Patchen Blanche Gray Messenger

Harness Horsemen Rally Over Pacer Popularity On Local Track

Gossip among Washington harness men details surge in pacer appeal at speedways, noting rich owners favoring gaited road horses, sales like Morning Star and Angus Pointer highlighting market shift. Brightwood Driving Club to meet for oyster roast as stake racing plans loom. anecdotes recall historic Washington trotter prices and famed horses Spoiled and Charley C. also mention Spalpeen and Wigsetis. Corcoran Cadet Corps to face Belvedere basketball in National Guard gym with wrestling and dancing to follow.

Washington New York Select Four Hundred Crescens Morning Star Tom Cannon John F. Gheen Douglass A “K. Shultz Brooklyn N. Y Gheen Charley C Mr. Childs Dick Heathen Baltimore Bull Simmons Sam Rice Maurice S National Capital Gen. Beall Brightwood Hartford Spofford John B. Turner Corcorans Belvederes Corcoran Cadet Corps Belvedere National Guard Center Market Armory Nic” Ross Joe Turner Carcorans Boyle Bateman Rice Chism Draeger

What Ails Julia Anyway By Gum Bagley in the New York Svening Mall

A melodramatic chewed scene features Julia Fitzsimmons escaping cruelty accusations in a divorce proceeding. The narrative voice blends theatrical spoof with memories of boxing stars Fitzsimmons and Robbie. The piece skewers gender bias and stage romance with heavy dialect and comic asides.

Gum Bagley New York Julia Mia Fiteslimmona Fitz Bob Fitzsimmons Rose Fitzsimmons Robbie Robie Rose Hobbiie Hosa Carson Burt No. 3 No 3 John May Gifford Vivian May Owrever

Departmental Baseball League Plans Meeting For Reorganization

Chief clerks from government departments will meet this week to draft plans for the forthcoming Departmental Baseball League season. The gathering, likely Thursday afternoon at Chef Clerk Chance’s post office office, aims to resume the policy from the first year after noting President Alvord’s resignation.

A. C. Rioa Chef Clerk Chance Alvord

Sad Deaths On Track Turftman Incidents At Benning Meet

At Benning a rough race ends in tragedy as a colt buckles against a rail and is shot after injury. A young stable boy consoles, sobbing on the track as the crowd disperses. A similar Highball incident in New York years ago left trainers recalling the moving, painful scene and the horse’s breaking heart.

Benning Highbail Atu New York Chicago

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