The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-09
ON THE RACE TRACK.
AT st. Louis


ST. T4nnis August RJTyae going at the
fair grounds today was heavy and STICKY.
Two favorites, two second choices and the
same number of outsiders were successful.
Results:
First Race-Maiden S-year-olds, six fur
Longs. Katherine, 1O7 (MacJoynt), 4 to 1,
won; Stella Berkely, 1O7 CMoore), 40 to 1 and
10 to 1, second; Lady Memphis, 1O7 With
toe). Is to 8, third. Time, 1:17A.
Second Race-Selling, six furlongs. Neck
lace, III (MaeJoynD, 7 to 5, won; Claranoo
10 (Foucon), Is to l and to /, second,
Lula w. ITO Lines, u TO J. third. Time.
lis.
Third Race-Selling one mile. Ladas, IS
Oominick), to 2, won; Elsmore, 112 NC
Clusky), Is to / and to l. second; Lord
Neville, liz CSouthard), 70 /, third Time,
1:47h
Fourth Race-Selling, Two miles and one
eighth. Kodak, 100 (MacJoynD, to O. won;
Basquil. Ill Foucon), to 8, second; Jack
Bradley, 1oi (vititoe). to i, third Time,
S:58A.
Fifth Race-Selling, six furlongs. Ferroll,
los Wititoe), to 5, won; Harrie Floyd,
l07 (MacJoynD, to and to S, second;
Sorrow 1O7 Qolden). to 2. third. Time,
1:1615.
Sixth Race-Selling 2-year-olds, FIVE and
half furlongs. Haviland, los (Caddy), 8
to l. Won; Elbe, 100 (MacJoynt, Z to 2 and
even, second; Morris Volmer 1l2 Uines),
to l, third. Time, ill.,
At Saratoga
Saratoga, New York, August S.-A big
crowd, fine weather and good track
promised an abundance of sport on the
Saratoga track this afternoon. Only two
favorites won, but a couple of good things
came to pass. On the card the third event
promised some good racing. There appear
ed May Hampstead, who made Don D'Oro
strike his colors recently; Kinley Mack,
who has been doing some good work lately,
| and Lakeland, who can run If he will, to
| say nothing of DR.. Eichberg But Hemp
| stead could not run little bit. She and
| The Doctor made the pace to the lower
| turn, where Kinley Mack moved up. He
| was first in the stretch, and though Lack
| land put up a good argument, Mack won
| handily by length and pulled up dead
| lame Toddie proved a good thing in the
| first race. He came with a rush and beat
| Sakhrat, the favorite, home by a length.
| DR.. Nembula was the tip in the second
| money, while Hurry Burly had strong
| stable following. Nembula got in a pocket,
| Lady Lindsay sulked and Hurry Burly, af-
| ter racing around with General Mart Gary,
| dropped back only to come again in the
| stretch and Hurry Burly beat him out.
| Myth, 6 to l shot, showed first at the
| finish in the fourth; Jackanapes, the ia
| vorite not being in it. Charentus, the IA
| vorite, ran away with the last event Kin
nikinnic raced Satirst to head for place
| money.
First Race-Five furlongs. Toddie, 107
| (Spencer). u to 1. won; Sakhrat, 112 Cur
ner). 6 to s, second; Lieutenant Gibson
112 (Burns), to 1, third Time, 1:01A
| Second Race-Six and one-half furlongs
| Hurry Burly, Ill (Clawson), 2 to /, won;
General Mart Gary, 107 (OLeary), 4 to /
second; Clonsina, Ill (Spencer), u to l.
third. Time, 1:21.
Third Race-Mile and one-eighth, the
United States Hotel stakes. Kinley Mack
1876 (Spencer), to l. won; Lakeland. IN
tMaher). 6 to l. second; May Hsmpstsad
| i26 (Turner), { TO S. third. Time. l,6sx.
| Fourth Raes--Mile and one-stptssnah