Twenty Years Ago Today, Daily Racing Form, 1922-12-11

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Twenty Years Ago Today Chief Turf Events of Dec. II, 1902 There was racing at Inglcsidc and New Orleans. C. T. Boots new English horse, destined to take Brutus place at the stud, is St. Sym-phorien, bv Muncaster St. Editha, by Kingly Vale. Honolulu, from the stable of H. C. Schulz, captured the all-aged handicap at New Orleans. The track was muddy and Honolulu only had up the feather weight of 95 pounds, winning as his rider pleased. W. C. Whitney is increasing his breeding operations extensively, for at the sales at Newmarket his agent, John Huggins, bought Lord Clonmels mare Regatta, in foal to St. Frusquin, for ,000, and Santa Stella, in foal to Cyllene, for ,000. It is the intention of Mr. Whitneys agent to send the latter mare to America for the Whitney stud in Kentucky. The ownership of the horse Brandy Smash, .racing at New Orleans, is in question. He has been racing there under the name of J. Evans. A person named T. Hagan claims to be the real owner of the horse. He said that he was the one who supplied the money to buy Brandy Smash and that he only agreed to divide the profits with Evans. Brandy Smash has won several purses and Hagan claims that he has not received his share of them. Fred Foster, who for the last three years has trained one of the largest stables in Austria, is expected to visit his old home and Jriends in this country during the winter. He will probably be here the first of the year, but will remain only a short time. Fred Foster, one of the first trainers of thoroughbreds to carry the American invasion into Austria, where he revolutionized training methods, has had a most successful career in that country. Edward Corrigan has seventy horses in training at Churchill Downs. John Madden has forty-two thoroughbreds at the same track-Mr. Corrigans is the largest stable which has ever been quartered at Churchill Downs. His horses will remain. here for the winter and he expects to point at least four of them for the Kentucky Derby, which will be run on May 2. I Mr. Madden will go East before the Louisville ! meeting starts with a string to race on the eastern tracks. I !


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