The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-09
Veteran Owner of the Veteran Rev
enue and the Honest Jockey
Scored in the First Race.
BAKER F0ULED N0BLEMkN.
Alice Turner Came to the Rescue
of the Talent-May's Bad
Ride Let Orris Win
From Sprung.

An excellent crowd and fine weather
blessed Kinloch track yesterday The racing
was in good order and in most cases the
right horse scored.
In many ways II was n notable day.
Starting with the first race the remarkable
things began to happen. Hinkey. ''bloomink
hold Ink" as Ed Fryar calls him. won a
race. Then Captain Rice got bit of the
money with Revenue. 1t is many. many
days since "bloomnk hold Ink" and the
gallant Arkansan have been IN the money.
"Hink" was SO overioyed that he almost
fell off his horse. Al Lone. at the end.
Curd Gillock gave the talent fits in thc
second race when he beat the favorite. Tony
Lepring. in gay gallop. Giilock warmed
up badly and seemed lame in front. but
when he thundered down the stretch he
looked like race horse.
Benham was much the best horse in the
third event. Had he not been he would not
have won AT all. He was pocketei At the
stretch head, and Faliehy gave him n poor
finish. But he was lucky and good. and got
through there by saving the public a lot of
money. Maydine. well liked ran very had
race here. and the ride Crowhurst gave FL
Caney never will get him much.
In the nth event there was a bad foul.
struggle down the stretch Mathews tried
TO get Nobleman through on the rail. May.
on W. j. Baker swerved into Nobeman
and threw him out of his stIid. about two
lengths. Though. May is hardly good
enough of a rider TO he able To gurposeiy
foul horse. it did lock Ike an intential
foul at that. Others said that Mathews
gave Nobeman what Katie gave her falls"
switch--a quick snatch-but il looked as II
he rode hard race and TO win. Anyhow:
the foul was there. even if the judge did
not see il. Baker won by a neck in hot
drive. He was meant all right.
Maybe Colonel Chinn made bad play
when he set McGinn down for his ride on
Paker last week. but il is not apparent that
he did. Mays ride on this horse was 50
good that one cannot help asking; Is he
purposely or naturally incompetent! BAKER
viii bear watching hereafter. McGinn Nc
Cam and others have ridden him TOO often
MIR. Benson's good mare Alice Turner
saved the players when she won the nita
race in good style from Malay, who ran
fine race.
In the final event May who rode Baker
SO well, lost the race for Sprung by very
bad ride. QrTis and Sprung We're at il an
eighth out. when May let go Of the horses
head Sprung stopped dead. Tnen he came
again when May took hold OF him, and ran
Orris hard race 10 the wire. Sprung, with
a good ride. would have won. Little Waldo
gave Orris nice ride.
The Summaries.
First race. purse 500, 3-year-olds a-d upaari
selling Six. furoEgs-AI Lone. II5 1dinkeyl. to
J. won by four lengths. bordiice H. CCacarar)
TO .. second. Revenue. 10 FoXl IL 20 !, th,rd
Time. I:.i... Ieiyoe, llO ,Fallehyt: Ruby Riley.
Ig7 il. Jon 81: Jack Willis. l07 urgen}. Al Stokes
10! t1iayl Moss Rose. liz lNan DusenD, Si.ksy.
lVi (Grandl; DOn.inIS iOl tHowe:ll. and keefsr.
i.1 (t,ominick1. FINISHED named.
Second race. purse $i0l. 2-yeat-olds six fur
Iorgs-CHurd GtlocE. Ill DomnlclD, to !, won
by two lengths. foEy Lepping, III Nan Dusenl
even, second, MerrimaB, i'll Grow huTst). to J.
third. Time. l:l5i.. Marcia Dent, 10 CMayl,
aiso ran
Third race purse si00. s-yesr-cIds and upwar'
selling. six furlongs-tenham. :e7 FaIiebyi. u
l. Won by three lengtEs; kindred. loo w. wal
dol. to l. second. Eu L.. lie Wan Dusei). 10
/. third. Time. l:i5. Ii Cdncy, 10 tCI0whuTstl.
Marie 6. Brown. lJ3 May: Rushfe,ds. lUs tI
Mathews: Mona b.. ll7 tDominiCk. Iris, IOI
tW. kiisyD, and May iVi 'HowssD. finished
s named.
Fourth race. purse $40. handicap, s-year-oids
and upward. six and One-nalf furlongs-W. ].
Baker. 81 tAlayl. , To- 2, won by half a length
No5lenan. ICg e. Mathews, 2 20 l. second. Hi
Noc-ker 90 QDomin.ck) to l. third. Time
l:2ii. Hi-ko.lc., 81 Cochran: Maggie DAVIS,
III Nv. Waldo. and Lord Neville. lOi CW. ktleyi.
finished named
Fifth race, purse siOl. handicap. 3-year-oIds
and upward. one ard one-sixteen;h miles-Alice
TCr-er. 81 hominicO, even. Won by half a
length Malay. I02 ICoburn), 3 to =, second Eu-
keaia s. s. tCochrdn). IL 10 l. third Time. las
Joe Doughty, IS Nv. Waldo. also ran.
Sixth race. purse S40j 7-year-olJs and upward
selling one and one-elghth miles-Orris IS (W
tMay). to /, second; Governor R0yd 105 dom
inck,, to ), third. Time l:57. I.adas los (W
kIleyl. and Gilbert. 100 tWatsOnp. finished as
named