The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-12
sILvERDALE's GOOD MILE.
Schorr Colt Lands St. Louis Ineu-
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 St. Louis. May 11.-Silverdale, Chest nut colt, 3-years-old, from the stable of John F. Schorr, the Memphis. Tennes- see. turtman, won the Inaugural hand icap at the fair grounds this afternoon by half length from w. J. De Boe with iTayon half a length behind De- Boe. It was the first classic to ke run st the new Fair Association course this season and 12,oo0 people saw the race. The track was about two sec ends slow on account of last nights rain. Silverdaie and W. J. De Boe clos ed even favorites but nearly all of the others in the race received good back ing.
 Tayon was first to show at flagfall. He carried his field along so fast that by the time the far turE was reached most of the horses were ready to quit. Not so with Silverdale and Deboe. They were at 1t hammer and tongg, only a length behind Tayon when the field swung into the stretch and straightened out for the run home. From there to the wire these three had the race to themselves and 1t was a pretty struggle.
 The fast early pace and she top weight told on Tayon and when the last sixteenth pole was reached he fell back. beaten. Silverdaie and De Boe passed him and fought 1t out to the finish inch by inch, the former. as al ready told, winning by half a length. Tayon made & game effort and, in spite of his weight and pace-making, was still begging away at 1t, only half a length back of De Boe, at the finish.
 St. Louis. May 11.-First race. seven furlongs. purse-Bowen. 1f2 Oomin- ick), 8 to 10, won; Maximus. 112 (Houck), 5 to 1, second; Prince Ston- mouth, 1e1 CT. O'Brien), 50 to l. third. Time 1:s1. Carpathian. Pirates Daugh- ter ran.
 Second race. six furlongs. selling Battus. 99 (Gough), IS to 5, won; Do- raiice. 107 (OBrien). 15 to 1. second; La Desirous. s5 (Dade), 8 to l. third. Time 1:17 1-2. Hermion, Frenchie. Col -onel Gay. Eight Bells. Cross Molina, Ida Carbrey ran. Golden Cross and the Geeser fell.
 Third race. five furlnogs, purse-Trio 105 Dominick), to l, won; H. l.. Coleman. 1oS c. Miller). g to 5. second Kaloma. 115 (Stevens). 1-2 to l, third. Time 1903. William F.. The Po- tentiate. Equal. Lemuel. King Daily ran.
 Fourth race, inaugural handicap mile-Silverdale. 1o5 q. Milier), iS to Q won; W. J. DeBoe, 92 c. Martin), to 2. second; Tayon, 10s (DominicD, to 1, third. Time 1:41. Dissenter, Felix Bard. Tulla Fonso. Sharp Bird. Hotten- tot, Duelist. Wall ran.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Wax Taper, 112 e. Combs). 4 to 5. won: Kindred, IT (Harshberger), 1s to 5. second: Ben Lodi, 1o9 (Winstett), to l. third. Time t.1E aA Kate Freeman. Palarm. Iron Chancellor, Nobleman ran.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. selling-Forte. III (C. Combs). s to 5' won; Aurea, 105 CT. OBrien). 13 to 5, second; Sam Lazarus. 105 (Harshberg- er). to 1, third. Time 1:47 1-2. Louis vile Belle. Plantain, Pancharm, For get Not, Zazel, Ice ran. Belle Slmp- son left at post.
 Seventh race, six furlongs. selling Sarner. s9 (Harshberger). to 10, won; Tenny Belle, 9S (BclD. 8 to l, second; Jake Weber. Ill G. Rose), to l, third, Time 1:15. Lady Hastings, Tea Gown, Hi Kollar. Prima II. Sue Johnson ran,