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CHEROKEE OUT OF DERBY Gallaher Bros. Star Goes Lame and Will Not Be Trained for Kentuckys Big Race. LKXIXGTON. Ky.. April 10 . - -Gallaher Brothers this morning let it be known that Cherokee is out of the Kentucky Derby and is practically out of training, lb- recently struck himself atid is lame. Basil Hen today reported a heavy commission on John K. Maddens Sandy Hatch for the Kentucky Derby. Tin- son of Cltimus and Crazy Quilt has been backed from 100 to 1 to M to 1. The prices quoted here now on the principal candidates are: Zev, s-1 ; Knehantment. 10-1 ; I unlin. 12-1 : Aspiration. 20-1 ; In Memoriam. 20-1: Bo McMillan. 20-1; Cherry Pie, 30-1; Bright Tenor row. 40-1. and Anna M. Humphreys. 40-1. One of the fastest moves ever shown over the Kentucky Association track by a two-year-old was that of Alchemy, the chestnut filly by Mont dOr II.- Reveries 11.. by Rabelais. She galloped three-eighths over the hill in 31. Alchemy was bred by former | Cnited States senator Joseph W. Bailey at his Donegal Farm, near here, and was sold last September by auction to Charles W. Leonard of Boston for ,300. and was broken laid is being trained in the stable of Major Thomas . McDowell. Her sire and dam were both bred in Prance, the sire now being here at the Ehnendorf Farm of bis owner. Joseph ! K. Wldener of Philadelphia. Mont dOr II. as is the sire f Prince K. which is consider d to have better than an outside chance to win the Kentucky Derby. While Reveriea II. and her dam Wallflower II.. b Meddler, were bred la France. Kamara. her granddam. was an American mare. Shi was by Candlemas and was bred by the I late James It. Haggin, who sold her to Clarence ii. Mackay and be sent her to Prance in 1010. She goes back to the great mare Queen Marie. The latest foal at Short Grass Stud is a line filly by Short Imas— Intttgue.
