The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06
Ran Good Race in Six-Furlong
Handicap, Defeating the
Favorite, Buccleuth.
SEc-T DREAM AGAIN BEATEN.
Gumpertss Mare Could Do No Bet
ter Than Third. Eva'S Oar
ling Winning Race
Weird Took Third,

Miss Go!ightly put another victory TO her
credit by winning tho feature % the Del
mar card yesterday six-flrIo1- handicap
from a field II fair-class sprinters. Il
whom Buccieuth was a hc~ayiIy-pIaycd inv
critic. TIE Fizcr mare was second choice
In the netting. but made her field look cheap
at all stages. ruauif = hcr opponents on
their feet in the FIRST hail mile and winning
viii the greatest ease from EucclsUth.
The fact that Il. Murphy was up On Miss
G0IightIy instead OF the usual stable jockey
cau: ID sons conjecture among the players
wiki the Te-uit that the bettors went 70
BucclyUth almost q" r. man. Opening at 10
/. Miss Goligaiiy w-Ur up 20 20 ! shortly
before post TIM E1I only re,e,iei when the
moaey comrl..c.G 30 come ia from the
army Of s. hetJuTS. who fauCictI her price
rather than the short odds laid against Buc-
cleuth.
Lassc was in the race and was something
OF an unknown quantity. remaining
around ; and 10 In ia" betting on TO a
good start. AmiEari ard Lasso flashed for
a moment, Olly % lie passed By Alss Co
lightly. who drew away from ner Held at
lHe first turn AMI s.mpiy Tcmpcd home.
winning in the easiest fashion from Buc-
cleuth. who WAS but a FAIR second.
Track I'm Good Condition
For the uTsJ Jml since the course opened
the track Was in condition To afford AN Up-
portunity for moderately fast time. and the
hot weather made racing conditions more
favorable for the horses than they nave
J,el since the opening. FavpJit-s won two
OF the races. Cac!aud cIl tuT-Eg the second
event, Uuc rather 10 bAtllstr poor -
Oh Grim than 10 her own mvTI, whHe
OFrls. AT > 10 /. landed The fourth race i'F
the urst ChuiC. players
one OF the most impressive wins OF the
DAY was that vi TIChIut IN the last race
VINO put the second purse II the afternoon
-. - sw.a=Hrwrs - Hha ENEHWE Terra In
COguitl SEEMED ~ be favored in tho bet
ting and was heavily pidyJu. OF-HlN6 al :
TO l and receciEE 70 iaEpIIJlsin a ; -
b. post tine T!-ki-l was mace itN".Lst
- the b~oOkmak-rs at the opening. but re-
- ded in price until . 20 = was idal against
h4s chances Ia some instances.
The distance was at a mile and an eighth
and this was considered slight too far by
some who had seen thu tizvr gelting back
To in = shorter race Wednesday \ long
L-lav at the post had probably ureI Tick
full on that occasion, however. as yester Sy
he shONcd no signs Oi wearyinE over the
route. Walsh sent him 10 the front from
The ycry start and dashed a-O-ui tire fist
turn az II he was riding in a iour-furions
sprint.
he had opened up a agp OF eight lengths be-
tween his mount and the field. and kept
hustiing T1ekfIl along as though every post
Fizer colors were n little further IN the
lead. and the field was trailing out desper-
ately bshInd il an effort t. Hsep gp.
Dale rated Terra IncuGnita along In front
Of the bunch. which was about the only
not have stayed with TICkfJl az the tr'-
mcudous PACE the latter SCI. Nearing the
stretch turn Terra ~lncogntth commenced To
draw Up a little on fickful and a how! ui
deligh: arose from the bcttors who had
PLAYED the favOrlte.
This chuIliton died away at once. how
ever. when Walsh snook TiCkful up N III
stretch. The Ftzer geliiRG came away IN
great shape and was running well past ne
prst. apparently little tired by his enOrt.
Terra tncoguils staggered In second, the
more tired OF the two
Eya's Darling made a runaway race OF
the sixth for the Arthur stable. putting a
wide stretch OF daylight between herself
and her field at the start. Old Verify wckr
up in great shape in this race ard came
with a rush at the close, finishing a strong
second to Eva's Darling. Jake Weber. VII
played. showed a little speed at TIE start,
but died away TO nothing almost instantly.
stopping at the FIRST turn as II he was s1oi-
Federalist got all the worst Of the sta {
and was badly handled IN the fourth race
on absolutely last. the Bratjon entry lost
was then sent in 20 the rail. when his only
chance plainly lay in being taken outsi E
of the field. which was strung out ana
was cut of and lost more ground. AMI wss
pulled and ierked about until his chances
Ry ne time the stretch was reached he
Vas too much used TO be a factCr In the
race. and was too far back to be a factor .
had ne ndu ANt SAANANth. a. E+f ~ -
speeG on the first two stretches
and with a fair start would have been a
factor I'm the race. Orris got on IN front,
had clear sailing throughout ana was never
winning easily.
Captain Rice Made Winning
Captain Rice wOu n purse with Fred Hes
clio In the first, Burnetts Walkaway fin
isGing n fair second and Kate Freeman get !
ting third place. Crime seemed 20 De win
ming the second race when Batt,sie let him
sv-srye into Caeiana as he went for his
yvhIn with the result that his mount was
disqualified. Deer Hunter getting second
ana Easy Trade being placed third
We!rei. At long odds, won the third race
from Miss Quick and Ladss. Louis Wag-
no excuses
sweet Dream burned up a lot Of money
for her hackers I'm the sixth race, In which
She was n well-played fsvOrite- This was
the Eva's Darling race. Sweet Dream nm
Ishing = bad third
Deimar Entries.
First race. four and a half fIrloass. purse. =