The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-03
JOCKEY PASSENGER
RODE FOUR Winners.
Kit Chinn's BLACK Archer" Car
ried off the Riding Honors
at Kinloch Park.
P0YNTZ AND PROPELLER.
The Get of Odd Fellow Continue
TO distinguish Themselves
Annie Oldfield Improved
Suddenly.
P0YNTZ AND PROPELLER.

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'svn'N baSSlhE'r, MI 'hinn's BACK Ar'h
er' distinguished himself at kinloch larF
yesterday 10y plotting four Of the six win,
ners.
Two of the horses he rode 10 victory,
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49, '''""s. ""te II "'h''
W. '"i morton ana Horseshoe Tobacco
mad been heavily backed at short odds,
Poyntz and Propeller belong to the firm of
Chinn and Forsythe. Both are a-yrar-oIds
by Mr.. Chinn.s snc,assfuI ip,por,.i s,,ut,,
Ola E.rr,v. pr,n.nar - -. ,n'
60, It. :" >"
Mn" oitdk' out tne h'ih-
"'f !" ""i'h lie won demonstrated that he
WAS pounds The best horse In the race.
George J. Longs Athara. by Sabine. went
10 the post second choice In the betting 10
Propeller. but he ran , mos, disappo;nting
race .rjsb,,. ,,r - a. IT.
,o,+ardi,r -" -. -
Ia G.i "a a. HI vnu ~ r.osp:I
a - a., .nrsis"I. IioSpe' Id va" -
q, ~, "au'N H,iNU'"' anu i"C'S
coma nron y" ~ ma ne ~
va. r,nh, ,he 'a.iS IN 'He .out.st anu
nvreaI o,t.. - '""
II va $500 " se'ohu nh'heS;
tho 80 ~ ~ oi iloSper Ia Hal. Is
o. - 81" ilIhsar morse that carried 'o'ohel
a - ra'raMa. ; 'olors 10 victory III many
"at"-4"uth' i"'e al 'hr falr urouhdS
several years ago. He made clifford hang
up a new track record for a mile and a
1895. While the gray horse has had npIy
a limited opnortInity in m. sind no bas
| aIrradv estahIishaI o,,,,a - ""a
-is tS'aphSheu quite d reputation as Il
,irS, essihi sire PROSPER La Gan Is the
hrst OF his get TO race in this vicinity.
Poyntz OutcIasScd His Field.
Poyntz outclassed his field in the second
| event and won as he nleased r-om Sarnar
anu NJ Tonsnty. s,eppihs h'e-eigh'ns OF
q HH'e ~ ". Win lo POUNDS on MS PACK.
MISS Hohghtiy and The Thrush were both
| money bet on the race was carried hv
Poyntz. Bassing.r took abe latter ~ me
poma Wheh II suited ms own sweet Will
30 hinss'oh con-. "arhet'
ful handling Of vIadd.rs,rarJ ma s,isha,
a creditable second d.fasrinr NinS GnI;rb,
~ for the place easily Weddarsrr,nd a.
yeloned into or,i-o a i,cr.y y, M. prJaan.
las, wi,,ar He q ~. 49,, tI ~
Rrowp.. s,,bIa ub;oh .1sra =, u
D. Ai44"'H
an from the Fast Monday.
cneap Q Oh S-sear-oids went TO the
post IN the opening event. Captain Billy
Williamson's Linden Ella a racan, arrival
from the Canadian circuit. was the medium
of or,it. , nIu,ga IL -.
an as ,ho,rh -. - !. VI .ne
my a. 'houSn ,he! hdu something IN.
ouL Linoeh Ella failed to make good. She
had all she could do finishing third, the
winner turning up in the l2-to-l shot, Cap
tain Gaines. who beat Canrobert hands
bb by j. Ma ntbeain 1aiheS was eieveriy ridden
Another big bunch of ordinary 3-year-olds
iiEed up before Starter Chinn for the third
Event George Benefits filly. Seguranca.
opened favorfte. but the bettors did not
take 10 her kindly and her price went up
s.sadiiy. while a consistent play on Basin
Dochart gelding being sent to the post first
choice, John Morton's number went up
Bassinger's powerful finish on the gelding.
hoka would have probably beaten him. As |
II wac John Morton won in a hard drive
silent Friend. ran third. Sesuranca flashed
for while. but fell out OF 1t completely at
an ahe ,c sna' odds asnS f,n;sSss who IN ,S Sas backed some
annie a to the From,
EInstein,s withdrawal from the ann nm
parentIy Ieft il an omen race nn uan o ap-
field; Julistta B.: Papa Harry and Two
Ann A4nie 5 were Ss5,,; all backed sss more or less. JUL
ana 4, = a eSe a for het = usual whil. burst y Of speed.
was going, TO win. but the route proved too
the stretch, Annie oldSeid imp up eSoi won IN
came 10 an issue sue1 between he ana an Mhe Two u
Armies at the finish. the Major Domo mare
length to- spaFe' two p snn Manh,hg with a
great determination under Master Coburn's
T Pefer nu r,ae. 1 @ba she 1eo GouId Inc not quite reach;
pinch came and landed in Mea third po @h Z the
T6Sacco' preped" Tor Spf Killing, hS %as nns
loose in the last race Of the day. Fred
SOoh Speedy Z-yeaf-oid. Small Jack. was
Horseshoe Tobacco was backed by his party
from g down to 2 to |; Horseshoe Tobacco
speed and was nerfec,Ir b.nd MoLIo OF
or % peIiecty hahuied by Jockey
BasSinger; ne suppressed the ambitious
way and palloped over Miss Aubrey an
other 2-year-old, at the finish, winning
TOO wei, handiaS n, tho, I'LL! Mas none
raj 80 haa,a, ouT sne couid
terd.y NTH Tod Cioan n ~. US
,ti1as VIII lou SlOan on ner back. Small
Jack ran third The summaries
FIRST race. six and a half furlongS-Capta!n
Gaines. 1917 IL. Matthew'S. II to L frst. Gan
i0nert, III q Matthewsl, s TO l. second: Lindcr
rlas. lI 'MaEl, . 10 l. Third. Time. l:22s,.
rion, coral. Butterny. Alice Mccarthy. Doctor
naeen, Eieanor N. Mento. kahler and Launts-
Second raca fva P,rlo,g, Do.-.- a., NJ
singer; 3 to > first; sarner. 10 fWedderstranh)
thew . t oop 3 mi M T Ti1asn,s. ~. q Mat
,iavin Sin,Ocn farK; Narro AGATE. Duke