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*. - t , • J 1 1 1 ! CONTRIBUTIONS OF CONVERSE AND HIS STABLE MATES TO THE GERST STABLE WINNINGS c * Horses racing this year in the colors of the Tennessee turfman. William Gerst, did not set the world afire, but they did considerably better in the matter of money won than his horses of 1914. That year the I stable earnings were only ,208, so there was a satisfactory increase in 1915. In Converse he iiossessed an extremely speedy colt, as. in view of his breeding, he had every right to lie. Zali, Colle and St. Charlcote all ran well enough to make them useful contributors to the earnings of the stable, the record of which was as follows: • Horse. Col. and Sex. A. Pedigree. 1st. 2d. 3d. Won. Converse b. c. 3 By Ivan the Terrible — Colloquy 4 5 4 ,711 Zali ch. g. 4 By Zal— Wasti 5 4 1 2,040 . Colle ch„J. 4 By Maria Santa — Veracious 4 1 4 UN J St. Charlcote ch. c. 3 By St. Savin— Charlcote 4 3 2 1,730 Miss Atkin b. f. 2 By Jack Atkin — Hannadaga 1 3 1 790 Gvpsy Blair b. f. 2 By Cyclades — Moonshine 0 ." 0 058 J I.uzzi eh. f. 2 By N:isturti.im — Divination 1 1 0 Ml J Pan Handle ch. c. 2 By Peter Pan— My Baby 1 2 1 09O a Brickley b. g. 4 B.v Ort Wells— The Scold 1 0 1 500 l Circulate ch. g. 2 By Hanbridge — Helma S 0 1 2 2K4 Archery ch. c. 4 By Masetto— Skeptical 0 2 2 201 , Mountain Pearl b. f. 3 By The Commoner — Mountain Mist 1 O O 22." j Sweet Lotte ch. f. 3 By McGee — Sweet Charlotte 0 1 4 190 £ Totals 13 22 28 22 2,468 J . _ . — . . i
