The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-05-17
WAINAMoINEN won
DEBUTANTE STAKE.
Talbot Bros Fast Filly Was Ma
terially Aided by a Bad Start
Helen Prints Great Race.
0ISSENTER IN FAST TIME.
Iurney Bros Big Horse Took Up
liz Pounds and Gathered Home
in 1:4034-Donna Bell a
GOOD Thing" at Is to 1.
o'ssENTER IN FAST TIME.

Nohhnnoner-Matilda), won the Debutante
stake at the Fair Grounds Yesterday. Mr..
humans Helen Print (Argyle-Mannetta)
WAS second. beaten a neck. Mr.. Securities
riora POMONA was third, two lengths away.
Inc time was :5S for the half mile.
unfortunately the race was spoiled by a
poor start. Mr.. Bruen managed to get
.hem on In three sections. In the first of
these were Barouche. Wakita. Winamoinen
and Miss Dora. In the second were Zoraide.
90, ir'ht ana Flora Pomona. Lacrimae.
o.""a'o ana Jungfrau were practically left
at tho post.
IN hrst morse to show In front after the
LA LAT was barouche, but wainamoinen,
perseded the Chicago flly in the lead A.
tne quarter Wainamoinen was leading
Sarouche by a nose, while the latter was
three lengths In front of Balance All who
was a neal In front of Miss Dora. who in
.urh' was leading Helen Print by a length.
inns pu. Tour lengths and four horses be-
hats "aihamoinen and Helen Print, and
"aii the Journey finished.
The Race in the Stretch.
ID they swung into the stretch waina-
h nome ~ went right down the rail-. Barouche
Aau enough and was taking n whining
WINE Iaiting back. Miss Dora and Balance
Al. were also fading in the fierce pace.
p II tnese hilies began 60 go back. Helen
POMONA went with her. AS thew turned In
~ tne stretch. Wainamoinen was leading
Sa,ouche by a length. Barouche being that
nan q length in front of Helen Print RaIancs
Al Miss Dora and Barouche were punched.
AZ ! IN helen Prints way a. she came down
the eIirghtffhn MI, pursuit Of Mainamoinen. At
Went after the white jacket, now 50 near
the wire. Houck, who was slow beginning
was also heels, hands and knees now. He
me; Rose on W~ainamoinen was ridins ali
ne knew how. He had made the most Of a
a aaSpf rods p pha S,a hell, a., the rail an the way
came under the bat like a cyclone. giving
up every pound there was in her. II seemed
q ply to see such a filly 80 abused to make
up Spm ,or q BAD start, From the eighth pole
finish. But the route was not long enoush'
neiem mad a rough passage. while Waina-
nioihen was alone In the good going all the
way. Inc Talbot flly had something left
al the END. while the Huffman trick was
ai out. Houck gave her a desperate ride.
The race proved wainamoinen the winner
and Helen Print the best 2-year-old fiiiy
ana' he M,th the possible exception Of Otis.
with ease. ~" '"e iaeo
Flora Pomona and Schwalbe ran glitter
p ps races from worse starts than Helen
ground which Overton's sleepiness allowed
her to lose at first. Barouche, who came
with her Jockey. Caywood, from Chicago, to
WIN the race, and who was heavily backed.
had all the best of the send-on. but could
Di..snter G.ilops in. Fast Time.
pounds more than he carried in the Inaus1i-
salloped a mile in 1:lON. He did
not have to run: He Just laid up with Van
away and won as he pleased. His time.
with fifteen more pounds up than he car
ried IN the was one-Quarter of q
ssst race ,ast The than than. t the time that won
ably a second faster than Il was
on inaugural day., but the extra
seconds. All Of a0u Which count prov .e1 t iMa
verdale pretty close In that event. He
was galloPing yesterday. while silverdals
waJ straight as a yard Of water,
Van Hoorebeke was a ~well-backed Z to 10
shot In the NTH race and ran a bad last.
Van Hoorebeke Is a bad horse to monkey
the ne"i next 3ns q ' "dos e r raos. a fSed ~ So = Tses f.
properly when Dissenter got to him yester- |
day.
doom. Bell q Real GOOD rhipx.v
A real good thing was put over IN the
first race. 1t was Donna Bell. At prices !
that ran from l5 to rs to !. she won sailop-
.nB- Inc result showed That she was much
the best OF the lot. : She will do in better
A bad start in the second race left Es- /
ternall, the f%av0rite, standing at the post. |
She went after the field and the race proved /
was much the best horse. Maria Bell
won the event handily. Leiare, another
horse. also had his chances
by the start.
The third race was also hurt by a poor !
one too, was left at the post, |
yet finished away up in the bunch. Mr..
Bruen fined the boy who rode Weber for
not getting away. From the stand II did
not seem that the boy was particularly to |
blame in the case.
.Barbee furnished Judge Brady with a !
chance to swing the ak when he galloped
in the last race. His previous races 1
did not justify such an easy win.
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