Won Fame With Horse He Could Not Give Away

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The horse was Last Drink. to- Yurold daulhter of !linbrujo- Nilht CID. In 1064 Mathes tried unluceufully to live Last Drink away. In the 1055 season, the horse earned 38.410 for the Matlsaa stable. Last Drink started 11 times. won 11. was second twice and third three times.

Mathes said that when the 15! fall meet at Calgary ended up 1:13;: to 'give her away.

"I offered her to several trainca but everyone knew her by reputa- tion and nobody wanted to take on a barrel of tro E So we shipped her to Rimbey and my dad turned her out with the wild horses.

"This spring we brought her in on the off chance we gcould do something with her. She looked skinny and worn when we got her off the range but she trained well prior to the spring meet. We started her once and she finished fifth.

"We shipped her to Winnipeg and things began to h a p p e n. She started to find herself and her rec- ord of eight wins in nine starts- for 35.500 In purses-speaks for it- self."

Most track followers were amazed by the sudden change in form but not Matlies.

JUST BACK TO FORM

"She Just ran back to her form," he said. "As things developed, turning her out on the farm was

the best thing that could have

years ago he was a member of a ..a,-ung.gate crew. Last sumnisr he was the Ieakdinl tail”? 5' 2 ” t a.

Hlgillilgt rliscelluw. (Bud) Msthes ..r nimbey. And. whgsays "1 went in hit me biE.8DPI9-

Many Prairie racing I533 "E confident that Mathes will IOIIOW in the footsteps of Willie Molter and the late Red McDaniel. both of whom graduated from the west- ern Canada circuit and became top conditioners in the United States.

Except for that starting-Hate hitch. Mathcs has gone upward! steadily since he began training in I94-I. li0RSE'S COMEBACK

Mathes. who comes from a farmi in the Rimbey district 70 milesl unliillwesi of Edmonton” gained 3;-nmlnence becauserof the feats of

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winter. The sire was Friendly Paul. Mathes began training for L. W.

Mathes worked one year with the starting-gate crew and returned to training in the following year for Lucien Maynard of Edmonton. tamer Alberta attorney-general.

STARTED OWN STABLE

After two years with the Whittier Park stock farm of Winnipeg, owned by the late R.

stable-training for anyone who puts a horse in his stable.

In 1955 Mathes won the Prairies well in the two years he was with training crown with 48 wins. That them. Mathes replied: was 18 more than the runner-up, "I thought I would improve my L. H. Pilling of Calgary.

Asked why he left such a strong to the races. I want to hit the outfit as Whittier after doing so apple."

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