Big Colony At Charleston: Some Four Hundred Horses Already Quartered At Charleston.; Well-Known Thoroughbreds Being Kept on Edge for Racing Which Is to Begin Next Month-H. G. Bedwells String Largest at Course., Daily Racing Form, 1912-12-11

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BIG COLONY AT CHARLESTON SOME FOUR HUNDRED HORSES ALREADY QUARTERED AT CHARLESTON WellKnown Thoroughbreds Being Kept on Edge Edgefor for Racing Which Is to Begin Next Month H G Bed wells String Largest at Course Charleston S C December 10 Palmetto Park lias resumed once agaiu an appearance of activity Four hundred horses are now stabled there in prepa ¬ ration for the commencement of racing January 25 II G Bed well has the largest string twentyeight In number and all his oldtime favorites are being galKijKd Loohiel 1aton Spohn Prince Ahuied Nadzu Uighifiisy and Jacqueliua are all in the pink if condition and ready to go to the post L II Ailalr has fifteen in charge of W II Baker one of the youngest trainers on the American turf White Wool Itoyal Tea Busy Husky Lad and CVy are the best in this stable W T Audersou lias Jen of his own and two of A L Astcs Royal Message Noble Brand Eye Brow Kdith Inez Mar jorie A and Goldy are among the lot Wayns loplin has quite a number including those he trains for C 15111s Cherryola will be his main reliance in the stakes W J BSsell the millionaire stove manufac ¬ turer of Pittsburgh has made a number of entries for the twoyearold events Frank E Brown who tilled a strong stable has the wellknown Keu luky handicap horse Grover Hughes and in addi ¬ tion Volthorpe Merry Lad and Carlton Club will also bear his colors C P Buschemeyer the Louis ¬ ville druggist lias entered the star performer Haw ¬ thorn for the Palmetto Derby It is claimed by Mime of the very best judges of the thoroughbred lhat Hawthorn is the premier twoyearold of the year D Chenanlt of Lexington will be repre reuted by Milton B and Leamence N B Davis who has twenty horses here has in training Sylves tris Xasli Cash and K H Gray W P Burch is training the horses of Samuel Koss and George P Kutlrif of Washington Shackleton and Dr Ducn Jier are in this big string stringllickey llickey iJClure of Liniisville are neweoiwrs to rharlestuii Tbelr horses are being trained by Elijah Brewster J L Holland the wellknown New York turfman has a large string among which are the Wellknown performers Hilarious and Donald Macdonald Lawrence Comstocb owners of the famous Oakwood Stock Farm at Lincoln Cal are sending a lot of young horses They are by Salva ¬ tion a s n of Hanover He Is tbe sire of Cluny and Jim Basey Matt Feakes will have charge of Mrs L A Uvlngstons horses which were all bred at the Uancucas Stock Farm Jobstown N J John K Madden the master of Hamburg Place has en teml the throeyearold Bcrnadotte by Contestor Ucnlity for the Palmetto Derby DerbyA A Malone the wellknown contractor of Kansas City will depend upon Caritou G to carry his colors to the front J W May better known as Bub has entered Pericles by Hastings St Priscilla This gelding is a brother to Priscillisn winner of various stakes E 1C McCargo of Philadelphia will lur represented by Mnd Sill John II Morris of Versailles Ky has entered largely for the twoyear old stakes C J Odell of Suvunnali will depend on Southern Shore to represent him himF F J Pons who races under the name of the Tennessee Stable has one of the largest strings stabled at the truck John Furious Tack Denmau Tack Parker Juci Kellogg Judge Wright and Font will all be seen under the yellow jacket and green rap Mr Pons has five homebred yearlings which In raised at his farm at Madison Tenn D K Preivitt of Danville Ky has James S Everman training T M Green and Mack B Eubanks Both if these are out of the mare Evergreen P S P Randolph the wellknown polo player of Narragan Mtt Pier H I has Nat Bycr training Besom and Racquet Charles D Kay of Louisville Ky bus Amorct here This horse won five races consecu ¬ tively at Palmetto Park last spring Andy Blakeloy is training for Thomas F Sheedy of New York The letter Invested liberally in horses tills fall having bought Yenghee and Nonpareil from Maj Thomas C McDowell Archiir Ziiunier has Caugh Hill and ten others in his string John O Talbott the Denver turfman has a large stable in charge of Jimmie Johnston who a few years ago was one of the fore ¬ most steeplechase riders in this country Henpcck Clothes Brush Colonel Cook Tarts Republican Monocacy and Jawlxme are among their horses J U Waiuwrightof Pittsburgh for whom Fred Luzader trains has the latter busily engaged in getting High Private ready H K Watkins the Sheepshead Bay horseman will be represented by Blackford a good son of Clifford


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