The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26
JUDGE STEADMhN'S
SUDDEN REVERSAL,
He Developed a Sudden Liking for
the Mud, and Won in a
Common Cantcr.
HIS PREVIOUS RACES BAD.
Maddox and Chamberlain. Owners
If Stcadman, Have U"rn Sus-
pended Pending an In
yestiga!jon.
HIS PREVIOUS RACES BAD.

Judge S;oadmaD suddenly aae-rI-r.e.! a
liking f7r "a muddy Track "a Or. i-ail
Grounds yesterday and -rl.,-- home AN
easy WHINE: in she first Race. aft-: Isis-,
backed IL the betting from =. 90 ; 10 /
Such a startling reversal ar form h-s -ot
occurred NJ the Fair Groar IS 'H years.
Stcairnaa has long bee. r.s..-'..l SIS any
thing but a mud lark. Twas zai4 by ths
wiseagrcs that nothing I., % surface .ts
Eari as a granted pavement would sui,
him. II was taken for granted .5a- frts
was right, as al Of his cuttings an a sof.
or heavy track have resulted DISASTROUS
ly 10 his hackers. He invariably brought
up The rear when started on this -srt Of
track.
Yesterday the track was hook deep IN
mire. Il could not be made worse fog
'SFeadms n-thar IS. judging from his rast
performances. The price was long. The
money that can regulate The judges spcgI
went into the Hcok-uak.ys' boxes. IN
stead Of being easy money. as -Ha I.aT,5rs
VINO We're acquainted with S.ea..f.ar's DIS
Ike for the inu2. supposed. 81 WIS merely
a loan. and the interest that the knights
OF the chalk were compelled to pay Vuc
an awful crimg in their ha.kr..ls
Instead Of haG5icsu-.ng him. she mud
seemed to increase The Judges speed for il
mas Deer long tim" sine. t- went along
at the clip he did yesterday. Tor - !rasr
mile he chased Tekia. the 'irorite, for the
race Then TaHeg gave him his head a:f
ne shot To the front and when tire street n
was reached h was ten iar-t.s to .ho
foo.. The smart youth sd not Ike 90 show
Up MS mount. an! he r.H. all kinds ~
!aIs on hln when Re- WAS stTai-h--uaz out
- I1CiIle. Sic.i-In;3I, however. was Ill. or
run. IL would have taken . u-:cl wan
70 SLOW MS speed. NJ t.. finish there yyt.-a
SIX lengths OF daylight between ILL, ts.--
.Haa.. B.
was pulled sidswsys
leSisiaay's performance was q vast i'm
- ~, VL, f oNtT h.l 'aS. rae. which was
him besL. On Monday last JUDGE -.radzlag
started In the first rae. which Was p.
nile and seventy yards. That tha trad, N.
lightning fast WIS shown hy The. T:r'-ts-
six ana half fUr;o.-s in -. AlrbI..s-I,
ne was on first on this o-cas.0n H. finished
sixth n a field OF seven. such horses ~
Iron Chancellor and Sadie LEVY had no
rouoie beating h n. The latter bear HIM
r.'.e5 Ietis,Hs- Sat was q competitor in t--
race With The Judge ye.tei dag. hu, finished
twenty lengths behind him. However. b.
VIII Rot b given a chance TO pull or an
o. her or MS acrobat-c performances 81 the
Judge Murphy issued q asfi-s. Stain. that
Judge SieaGm3E'S entry viii -. refuse: in
me future he is Il another late. IN the
10y I" th- eGeel mat y Fl .ny and Cham
heTi2in. the owners - Judge S'eaJtuaa. hal
been suspend d l,.-.liEe aI irrp-t.-4 .:,n
Aside from Judge Sr..E-n ms ..- r.r.s.
feat the followers Of IN. an. l7.4 ,...'-.-,-
L. talk about. VIII Fay. against whose
chances IS GOOD as l"j 70 I was lai-; WE.
the thlri race; and George ". Jenkins
coppea the final event g. the day al lH 10
! Taken all IL al. IL was IN exc. -aa-y
disastrous day for the dCr.sts-s. and a goo!
one tOc those IL or the know.
KINDRED had no trouble lau:iiug the zCcosl!
race. As good as even money could have
been had against his chances. with any
have been dangerous
FL Ghor closed a slight favorite over Duty
Tor the third race. VIII Fay. the long shot.
TOOK The track at the outset and held II -
the end. He was firing badly in the lazr
STRIDES ana would have been h--tgn IN a
lew more jumps. b0moze;Ja was "a GOOD
thing in the race. hU. she turned Clr t. b..
the rankest sort OF a blpon!.r
The handicap, the fourth race on the
caro-, was M excellent betting proposition
Holmes ard Hi-Noc- Btr all had 'zupp.yfrrs
3hter much guessing. the talent finally
landed on OhDet "a the rich. enc n. r..
warded his hackers by winr5rs- ran .l;,.- f~,,,,
i,AVe " ado The latter made Il the run
ning, but tired badly at the END.
re bal'.sh nae Lhlhss an his Dwn way in the
!Itn race. on second, be rushed To the
front at the quarter an; was never Lelded.
Mdyuine ran . very bad race IN This event.
'ohe never displayed any OF tier usual smell
At any par; Of tie route, and ., Tie -,tSb
she was away back in the ruck
1eorse W. jenkins was overlooked I'm the
,iLst event Last Saturday lac WAS heavily
packed 10 Win the William j. I..nrD STAKE
IRON s1ch youngsters as Queen DIXON Am
pere and Sard Although at the Tim. he an
teafes 10 be ouLclas-ed. he was right on
Top OF his horses IN the final stride This
" was az SIX iuricngs, though. and il was
Snp-snt ny INC race ycSterl y was not
IdT thougn Tor him. as II was only FIVE
Ighths- The going stopped tho other con-
tthCeLs, ana the big understanding son nr
mp .lsuer came Ike a wild horse IT tine
ehd end beat Robert. Jr., q half length rar
the long end Of the purse. EVa's Harli--
. iaYoFlte made all the running and Id
unto the stretch by five lengths. ma u5i.t ~
hothing when the pinch came