The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
Five Choices and One Long Shot
Landed First in the Six
Races.
GOOD RIDES AND BAD ONES.
Lindsay and Bell Receive a Wig
ging From Judge Brady
O'Brien, Dale and Gil
more Applauded.

Mr.. Beardmafl's old gelding Ransom and
Jockey Raymond Smith won their annual
race at pelmsr Park yesterday. With the
exception Of Ransom. who landed the fifth
event at the long odds OF Is to ], every
event was won by favorite. Beginning
with Lady Brockway in the first race, fol-
lowing with Aegin. lobe Paine, A D. Glib
son and SwordsInan. the short-priced horses
won right down the line. The racing was
not remarkable for any strength Of feature.
The track probably was the coolest place
about town, but 1t was hot enough to be
interesting at that
The Liger party put a rather fortunate
good thing over in Lady Brockway IN the
first event. She is a good FLY ana VIII run
a better race next time, but she was lucky
to just get away from the perpetual second.
Phonoiite, most unfortunate Of horses Inc
race was won by Lady Brockway chiefly
because she began so quickly. Phonoite
closed up half dozen lengths In the
stretch. but could not quite reach. He Is
poor beginner, and this has cost him many a
race this season. lobe Paine was a to ~
shot in the second race. but the books cheer
fully laid to 5. He won very easily. Re-
woke was good second, and the once great
sprinter, Abe Furst. fat. logey and very
lame. ran third. Back of him was fright
lextn = Clever Little Filly.
Aegin appeared and acted LAME in front
as she warmed up for the third race. bus
80 badly that she was well played. Zee
Nutter and Audiphone were played for good
things. Conner Boy got the best OF the
start and Bandrol broke quickly. These
two raced IN front to the stretch. where
Aegfn and Lee Nutter came on. There was
q lot OF bad riding done by Lindsay and
Lindsay sat down and took up the EEy' S
head she came on and won cleveriy.
A. D. Gibson was awful good, and every
even money about him for an instant. but
took no bets at 1t. He went from evens to
to 5. and no money was put on. Sad
backed, and vent up to IS. Sard was easy
at 4. The start was bad. Sard was OF
four lengths in front, thanks to the clever
Mr.. Gilmore the spiderous-looking eques-
TRAN, who seems to have all the other boys
beaten when it comes to getting away from
the post The rest were strung out over
He ran through his field IN hurry, and at
the dip In the back stretch had them al
beaten. He came on under double wraps and
liz WITH good break. Il was the latest
race for the distance the track has seen
Maximus finished like wild horse under
for second place. Sad Sam. high in flesh,
was an easy fourth some lengths away.
Gibson's race stamps him as a horse of de
e'eo Ma ia R sa ss On iE.lle s,.np.o..
Lindsay gave Belle Simpson q bad ride
In the nth race or she would have won
Ransom came from behind in the stretch
and beat her, something he had not any
license to do. Eight Bells and CrosSmolins
were fancied for the race and were wei
backed. These two got out in front, with
John Morton and Joe Doughty, and all foul
raced each other off their legs They rar
the half in 30, and the next quarter II
:Sx, which was enough to burn up any
horse in the race. Eight Bells. John Morton
and Crossmolina stopped. but Joe bought!
hung on In the most remarkable manner
and seemed to have It won fifty yards out
Just then Ransom came along with {
Whoop. ana Belle Simpson at his quarters
Doughty threw 1t. and the other two swep
past. Simpson was going fastest. and woult
have won In another jump. Though Ransom
10 noted stretch runner, he had no bust
ness coming from behind this mare ant
finishers at the track Mr.. Brady severed,
censured Lindsay for the ride
6wordSman beat Eugenia s. in q hart
drive In the last race. O'Brien tied up Will
Dale IN . clean finish and won out be
cause he had the best horse under him
Dale got every pound there was In Eugcni;
out OF her, and o Brien ha.dled Swordsnal
in faultlese manner. It was the best finisl
Of the meeting as far as horsemanship 4
concerned
After the race Judge Brady had poor lltt1
Bell up for a wigging for his ride on Satil
Coat, Bell Is no Sloan. and the horse ha
evidently had too much Of 1t, and is gon
on and sour. 1t took his life to beat Be
Boy q nose the other day, and he had n
excuses, even IL Bell did ride him.