The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-03
JOCKEY Lines
WAS RULED OFF.
Extreme Penalty Melted Out on
Account of His Ride on
Morris Nolmer.
ONLY ONE FAV0RlTE WON.
Harry Pullian and Malay Were
Odds-On Favorites and Made
a Sorry Showing-Nnmer-
Gus Rulings by Judges.

Monday was clearing-out day at the Far
Grounds and the manner In which Judges
Murphy and Price investigate any rides OF
acts detrimental to racing BODIES wen ior
the sport Several bulletins were issued yes
terday afternoon. The leading one treated
of the ruling off the turf Of Jockey Charles
Lines. and is as follows:
Jockey Charles Lines has been ruled on
the turf We do not believe he made any
effort with the colt Morris No'mer IN his
race of June %. OF well, Lines made no
effort to keep the colt up In position; took
him back last without any reason after
clearing the half-nile pole, and snatched
him UP again in the stretch on the pTetext
that he was shut off. when there was plenty
Of room TO come through. This landed a
horse outside the money that could not have
lost with a proper ride. Patrol Judge Day
reported that Lines was making no effort
with the horse at the head of the stretch.
Further. Lines has been twice warned
lately for his dissipated and rufiianly habits.
once by the judges and once by the Paddock
Judge.
I'VE believe he merits the extreme PEN
atty
Several minor bulletins were also issued,
such as: No entries received from the
stable of NJ J. Muldoon," and positive re-
fusal to reinsta;e u. f. Rautzhan. livery
stable proprietor of Girard, ILL.,. implicated
IN the Maidstone race.
The racing yesterday was really enjoy
able. even IL Harry Duke was the only
winning favorite of the day The track was
treachercus and slow. and the heat was
intense-especially SO for those who are
strict followers Of favorites.
Harry Duke at odd-on in the betting, had
quite an easy out in the first race, and
romped all the way. winning at the finish
he 60 Few 41rr1snT
Iron Chancellor third. The running of
woodtrice. the second choice, in this race
displeased the judges. and Jockey TaDey
was called up to explain He stated that
Woodtrice vas sulker, and the Judges
ruled that his entry will not be accepted in
the future. or course, he can MI stake en-
gsgements
Jockey Hennesey put UP an excellent fin
fish on Ohnet, the winner of the serond race.
at odds of % TO l. 1t was HenEesseys first
out after suffering ten days, suspension
maidens went to the post in this race.
Ohnet led from start TO finish. Fifty yards
from the wire Mandafnus looked the win
ner, as she appeared to be gaining at every
jump, but Hennessey went 10 work with
& vim and succeeded in aiding Ohnet enough
to forge him a neck to the good and won
Harry Puilian. an odds-on favorite for
the third. five and half furiongs scram-
q sorry showing for the money placed on
him. He finished last. Jockey Woods
whipped him most of the way, but ne re-
fused to extend himself and ran as If sour
and stale. He probably needs a good let
UP. Seide and Orleans had good go for
Just enough on Seide. as the bunch
rounded the stable turn, to make him good
and strong in the run for home. and
Shulte's colt rewarded Crowhursts good
Judgment by running honest and true up
the straight, and winning length in front
OF Orleans, with the staggering Quick
Range third.
Malay has been running SO consistently
of late that Doctor II. e. Rowelrs gelding
was believed by the majority 10 be IN
soft spot in the mile and a sixteenth, while
and rider pinned faith on Tickfui at y 10 8.
Master Talley rode Tickful well. and al
though showing the way from start to
finish. had something up his sleeve for the
run home and won easily from Terra In
cognita, p to l chance. by a couple of
lengths, with Jrnp third.
Judge Wardell was prime favortte when
he ran away with the money In the six
furlong dash. Jockey Johnnie Woods put
Buckley's geiding appeared beaten as the
field rounded for home, but under an ur-
gent ride, he came again and won from
Lord Neville by length and a half, with
tired Dave Waldo third. Lord Neville has
been rather unlucky Of late in not winning.
He runs consistently at that for he has
started fifteen times at the meeting and
has yet to be outside of the money.
H-kollor showed his heels to a good
field in the last and woS at good odds from
Necklace and Siddubia. The last-named
was away poorly and with an even break
might have made II interesting for the
winner.