The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-10
royntz, Her Stable Companion,
Also Disappointed the Kin
loch Park Talent.
COL. GAY FINISHED GAMELY.
Texas Horse Beat DeBlaise by n
Neck-Waldeck and Eugpnia
Wickes Scored for Middle
ton & Junobluth.
6iO OLIVE ST.,

Big fields of poor horses had the stage
at Kinloch Park Yesterday. Winners were
difficult 10 pick. and the ring had a profta-
bic afternoon. Reina Del Celia. the favorite
in the third event. was | fl AZ the post. and
her stable COMPANION. poyntz. who was an
choice in the fifth race. ran
second TO Curl Gllock. DeB.aise. another
strong favori;e. at 6 to s. ran second to
Colonel Gay in the fourth event.
Reina Del Celia Is a 2-vear-old bay FLY
~ Oddfcrov-namie Cole. and belongs to
Grim & Forsythe. owners of Dnelist
Poyntz. Propeller and Om6urrnan. Reina
Del Celia won her last race at Chicago, ari
the followers of the ChiHn stable almost
backed her off the boards IN the third event
yesterday. \ field of twelve horses w-rt to
the post. and when the start was effected
Reina Del Celia was left standing. With the
fayoTite out OF the way. Downhslrtsd came
along and won ciever,y by Il length from
Tom Kiley's FLY, Miss Go!ightly. Prosper
La Gal ran a poor race. finishing back in
the ruci.
The 2-year-olds, Poyntz and Curd Gil
lock, carried the bulk Of the money wagered
on the result of the fifth event. The young
sters met At even weiehts. and Curd Gil
lock showed TO be the best colt by winning
cleverly, with a length to spare. Wedder-
strand put up a splendid ride on Curd Gil
lock. 1t was his second winning mount Of
the day. he having put WaIdeck over the
plate in the first race.
Waldeck Is the King Lee-Vo!antress colt
that races in the colors of Middleton &
JCnghluth. the Louisville horsemsn. Mr..
~Brookwood. Linden Ella and Celeste dor
were the betting choices in the first race.
but Waldeck galloped over the trio at the
end. Linden Ella and Celeste dor had an
argument for the Mace The former y2rfiDr
the decision.
Harry McDaniels and the Bennett stable
outfit attempted a coup with Capron In the
second event. backing the colt heavily at
long odds. but CaDron was practically left
at the post when the field started off. Or
landine. the favorite. looked like the winner
at the head of the stretch. but fiinched IN
der fire and finished third. Imp. Kimmage
won BY a length from Coral. a i0-to-1 shot.
DeBlaise and Jack Adie were thought to
have the biz end of the fourth event
cinched. but Colonel Gay came like a house
on fire at the end and beat DeBlaise by
a neck In a driving finish. eBlaIs ex-
hibited his usual fash of early speed, but
backed up In the stretch. Stuttgart was
backed for a good thing by his party. lie
finished in the ruck.
Captain Gaines. who was as good as 50
TO at one stage Of the betting. came with
IN an ace OF landing first money In the
best horse, and should have won, but he
became tangled up while running around
his field on the back stretch and lost con-
siderable ground before his rider straight
ened him out. Eusen!a Wickes and Maggie
laws were lighting a duel for the big end
OF the purse. when Captain Gaines came
asain with a flourish at the finish and split
the pair, Eugenfa Wickes's number going
Up first, Captain Gaines's second and Mag,
gle Davis's third. Tn summarizes:
First race. one mile ard an eighth-Waldeck
% tNeddsrstrandJ, > 10 !, first; Linden EIla. 3
tDalel: I 10 :. second: Celeste D'Or. la7 fRassin.
EeTl. TO !. third. Time, 1:57Iz. Rouge ct Nolr,
Ella Martin H.. Mr.. Brookwoed, Wil Fay- la
I nor also ran.
Second race, one mile-lmp. Kimmage % nas-
s.heet'. 10 =. first; Coral. IS lScullyD. % to ],
SS ST. nrianaine =? sCobI,n,. . 10 2 third.
nor ~. Orris. Armand and Benham also ran.
rhird race. five furlcnsS-Downhearted 10,
Sh2weH), 5 to ]. FIRST; Miss GoiightIy, rs %,
y Maid9'. > to l. second; Elsie Del. 10 ,R. BGrnsl.
Belle Of Elein. Prosper La Cal, Tea Gown The
thrush, Scorpolette. the Black lew and Re ma Del
Celia also ran
Fourth race, one Cay. 10 CFrc.o
third. Time. l:4i. Veloce, THEIRS Reefer Ms:
h9Se Revenue. Stuttgart and Mystery also ran.
rlfth race, eleven sixteenths Of n mtia-r1-d
q (Bassingeo,. even. second: Al Lone. rs lin.
key).. 30 to l. third. Tine, los. Precision PERI
tus, Tenn,son. Profit. Hottentot and Miss Bram-
Sixth race. selling. six f~uriongs-Eussuis
IG. y Matthew9. 20 to /, second: Maggie Davis
iis g. Naldol+ 3 70 !, third. Time. I:i5Is. Four
Leaf Clover. DousterswIvel, Necklace, Terra IN
. .nd Sims Wickes Tom Kingsley, Nobleman
kinlOch Park Enfrie.