The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
Keen Observers of Horse Racing
Make a Tremendous Killing"
on Mr.. Hayess Mare.
FOUNDING RUNS A DULL RACE.
Nr. Fizer's Fast Filly Opens Fa.
v%orite, but Went TO 13 TO ) and
Ran as the Play IN the Ring
Indicated.

Keen Observers Of racing Affairs won \
lot OF money when Lady strathmoTe an-
ished first in the Gl-n race az the Fair
Grounds yesterday.
Probably tho largest sum bcttors have won
on a sno-t-DTiced horse was taken out of the
ring on the victory Of Mr.. Hayess coed
Inare. Founding opencd favorite ~ even
money. She soon went to u 20 ., and rs
good as her opening straight price could De
had against he- for "A place. Al this though
form snagps could not see hog she could
lcse. Lady S-trathmo7e was hacked from :.
10 5 10 & 10 : meantime.
The start was bat fair. Both FounClng
AID Lcdy SJrathmorc got on together and
ran nose and nose for the FIRST haIt-Diie.
GlerROcd. 4 comparatively cow horse. led
them that Ear. Al the haIf-mile. Founding
EEL back beaten. Lady atraGhmore drew.
away from Gtenwood. The farther they
went the farther 2if. HayeS's mare won.
Gle1wood heid his Position ID nice style and
finished second riBochic. d ieJ-to-I shot.
and against whom 10 TO 1 20 SHOW was laid
ran third FcEnuilug YVES fourth and Caap-
paQCa hfth. Neither Founding uer ChaF3a-
qaG-ay any means Travelled 10 their recent
form.
FOUNDLING's RACE WAS VERY DULL.
In vlew Of Founding $ brilliant race with
more weight up at sctCn ful longs recently,
and her stan more Brilliant race with SIX
POUNDS less Up at q mile. -r5cegoers thought
mat she would do bester thaa she dIG yes
tSrday.
Ths time OF The race was sloU-l:27i for
Inc nrst seven l~urstugsr is against Ia7s,
made m her coed race with Ia pounds M
aAu SbnGt la Tor tRe mile. - against lasJ
- utHe Nlich Fcladaalg maze win ~ ~
So Nss taSll-s III -& plua-s on this race
YESTERDAY. bgt aid Eot nun w.tnin twelve
fouA-s OF Il her scvel IuEierEs was not
as goo IS l-2. and her mile Wfs scarce a.
rNl4 IS IL ~ nDn she made tho GOD
times and Won her Races she did ia COM
par2tirely handy. E,sterdav sbe v-,e IN
Sul o. her. as keen bettors figured IL be-
fcIe the race.
chap2agus by No means ran his race
eeh ne ian q mile and a sixteenth
~ L.1o win ~ houuds - ara WOE easily.
atStsISas ne naH eight nouzds OF and
HIcelX ran TIE nile and seventy yards IS
sast rs he ran TIE NILE ami cn.--ixf.rntb
HLsL e5ut FoCiuS less up a snort time pr--
yiouS7 ChapGa1us was beaten tweive
Ieil-ihs IN l-s- foT a Ilic ana sevsarv
,yaiqs- Giving him the regular two and ore
nal seconds 20 TGI The extra fifty yards
y make r. mile and oEe-SEteanth he
1911 nsSe accgmpiisncd il fn l.fl- The
tIatS made by CrctZ d-or and by Becker
,,e iattSr 2 maiden e-yeaT-olA show :lat
TIE track vas very fast
II the time test IS NOT Of any aYau the
races run by RiRcchle and Glenwooc who
ran to form, show TINT The rcrss run ~
-Found!aE and Chaupaqua wtr rgr f-oa1
the best form ~ these HORSES. Er-kuaEe-s
Eho would not lsy a dollar against Eofld-
SHOW and 10 TO : against Pinochie TO- he
s3me position 81 tac presence OF Yellow
rice shcwei 4ow Esd the irst two mca-
TONED horses ran- 50 Goes the presence of
Einochle here show how far from trefr
form Founding and Chappaqua Performed.
ezoIX DOR ALSO I~NPR6VED.
Tn ether races DO not cgwani comment.
1gel Dgr ran 5I,r II moc4 ingroyed iorm
was OF in front. but her recent hard race
with IcIc,e seems TO have taken the edge