The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
Won lightweight Handicap at
Crescent City. Carrying Top
Impcst of 140 Pounds.
WAS AN EyEN-MONEY FAVORITE.
Clark kahler Won the Fiye-Fur-
long Dash From a Field of
Speed Marrels-Shut Up
Took Care of Danish.


REPUBLIC SfECIAL-
New Orleans. Dec. 1n-Golien RUE proved
himself d game animal when he Won the
lightweight handicap at the Crescent City
track this afternoon from a field OF dis
tincuve class. Although carrying top i'm
post Of IN pounds. Golden Rule was III
stalled IA vOrire. and was backed to even
money at post time. He was well of. al
ways within striking distance. and won
rather IeisGreIy from Warrington. the
S-to-I shot. which carried lis pounds.
Buchanan had the mount. and put up one
CT his old-t5uae mastery rides Antonious,
who was held at - 10 l. finished third.
Shut Cp's revival in the third race proved
& severe blow to the talent. Danish bang
heavily played at even money TO win the
race. shut Up was as good as 10 TO l. and
wa beautifully ridden by little Heigerson.
the boy who rode at the ST. Louis Fair
Grounds last spring, and who .s rapidly de-
r~elopirg into ole Of the best lightweight
riders in the West.
Carl kahler liked the distance in the Sec
cnd race to the inch. and won in a big
Sallop from such speedy performers as John
Peters. Okla. Ciorlta and Jim Clark. Clorira,
by the way. seems u have gone of her
brilliant Eastern form. In which she would
have disposed Of her field to-day without
ClIL.ClIlS-
Leviathan. at 8 TO 10. and Smile. at even
money. Won :he nth and sixth races, re-
spectively. in true favorite fashion. All told,
the talent had an excellent day of IL, Had
Danish run TO the mark. or. rather, had
smut u postponed his awakening for an
other cay, the b0okieS would have had TO
draw On their bank accounts.
The track was SLOW. but the weather clear
and pleasant. With another day of fair
weather. form players Will be delighted by
the reappearanCe OF a fast track.
SUMMARIES.
First race. SIX 1sI fPoI-
5ockl. 3 20 | won: Irene Mac. log tGanuon). 5 to
Z secont: Tom Maybtn. los CBuchanaaD. 5 to ?
third Tine. LIZ A.. Au-ie B.. Zea!otry, In,nor-
ts.ie. Floyd X. Cologne II. Solver and Hedge
HicHsj. 3 - !. won: John Peters. IL 1Ee!rersoa,.
> 70 = second. Ohla. !ps gBookerj. II to !. third.
Iihe. - -; Frank Kenny .Hero1iads. CIo-.ta.
Ji:a clark and Jane Holly also ran.
lA3 Cie!zersonl. : 70 /. won: Danish, I03 Gan.
nom. even. second: John Potter. IU3 ,Roinel. S 10
= thiTd. Time. l:5 81. Anchc-!;a. Tour. Right
ts"wcr Doctor LoVej"y- Georgia GARNER and
Fourth race. six tur,onEs-Go,den Rule. 40
,SuchanalI: even. Won: We-:hiaEtoa. us (Rob-
b'nsl. 5 TO ! second: Antoius. 'lls GPowelD. Il TO
]. third. Time. lis 3-5. PeIr.no, Wealth. False,
Death. Trom5oae and BasIieus also ran.
flfth race. selling. mile and oDe-sixteen:h-
Lertathan. SO tRoDbtnn. 2 to Ic. won: Scotch
raid iS tRuchsnanl. 3 70 /; second; cqsswsll,
Flaaeur. Annie Iaurstta and A6elaate also ran.
sixth race. seven furioEE-SniIs. Us LANDRY.
even. won: Little Scout. III ~. ConieyI. 5 10 2,
second: Tom Kingsley: IL CEelGersons. Is TO !.
third Time. I:3l- N!alble Nag. Lady Alberta
and Eitholic also ran.
TO-DAY's CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.
First rare maiden o-rez--pilS SFr Yt-lcr,z-