The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-25
OUTSIDER GOT LAKESIDE
PLUCK AT 10 TO l WINS ALL
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Owner of Garry Hermann Shows a Good Filly-Articulate Does Mile in LAO, Death Finishing
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stakes today at Washington Park. The result or the race was most unsatisfacto- " to the crowd of 7,500 inasmuch as Mary Lavana. the faovrite, got the much the worst of very poor start and had no chance to win from where she got away. She managed to finish third.
 Pluck won easily all the way and it is question whether the favorite would have beaten her, even with fair start: The winner was at 10 to 1. The handicap at one mile with s1, 750 was won in command ing fashion by Articulate.
 In the last race Emathion carried Cap tain Gains from the rail to the middle the judges. Weather cloudy. track fast. First race, mile and seventy yards, sell ing-Lindenella, 103 OBirkenruth) 30 to 1. won; Rasselas, 104 COtisl to ?, second; third. Time AS 3-4 Irmas Choice. Rol- lick II. Star Cotton. Lee ing, Vissal Dance, Free Pass Hot also ran.
 ll3 (Cohurn1 1 to 1, won! Goodman, llo (Troxier) 60 to 1. third. Time. 1o1 2-5. Tom Cogan. Linden, Bernays, Rosanco. John c. King, Gold Bell. George Griggs, Third race, Lakeside stakes. five fur fongs-Pluck, 115 (Coburnl 10 to l. won; Our Bessie. 1l5 tKnight 25 to 1, second: Mary Lavana, 1ls (Beauchamp) Il to 10. third. Time, 101 Is. Lemco. Watoma. Pride of Galore. Eva Russell, Queen Eli zabeth also ran.
 EOurtn race, ndnuiCdp, IIilie-SEttCuidto 119 Uync) 14 to 5. won; Alard, 1oS (Co- burn) to 1, second; Jim Clark. 110 Dade) 20 to 1. third. Time, 1:40. Louisville. | Autolight. Lagoleta. Death. Brulare. Fa-
 'I Fifth race. six furlongs-Headwater. Ill tKnight), to 1. won; Austin, III tCo- burn). to ?. second: Jack Ratlin. III
 1Dadels F to l. third. Time. 11.: Scarlet st
 Hook. vaipa. Vulcain, Nellie Wadden,
 Mary Pine and Zibia also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards.
 won: Captain Gains, lOS q. Mathews). 5 to 1. second; Satin Coat, 1O4 CT. Dean).
 F to l, third Time, 1:44 4-5. Rollick.
 Marshal Neil. Compass. Last Knight. Brownie Anderson, Ben Chance, Cher
 ished and Lief Prince also ran. At St. Louis.
 First race, mile and seventy yards
 Prowi. "A Alddin,, TOT; co Maraue Andy Will
 Second race. five furlongs-Foxy Kane.
 lls; Topsoil. Alright, 115; Nieto. Ill; AhoIa, 105.
 and a sixteenth-Inspector Shea, 107; Fly | ing Torpedo, 106; Rolling Boer, Hemencia, \ 105; Nitrate. 103; Constellar, 104: Brulare,
 Little Scout; 102: Harry New:- Artens, | Nitrate. Hermencia and Rolling Boer as HIldreth entry.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-B. G. Fox, | IT; True Blue, IA; Beauty Book Conun- drum, 112; Lady Idris, Carl Kahler. Cher | ries, Airline Abbott, 110; Rag Tag, 106; Iilowaho, 105: Hans Wagner. 1o4; Illumi- nate, Fox Flyer. 10i: Ernest Parham. go. Fifth race, one mile-Alfred Vargrave, Vulcain, Gavonius, 112; Ad Gibson, 105; l Brief, 1O3; Bragg, John A. Clarke, 9S; Founding. g..
 Dare. 1is; i Brigade, 'OifS' ifs: Golden Rule.
 Ciales. Theory, IA; Evelyn Byrd, 112; L'Etrienne, 11O; Stuyve, 1O7a Old Hutch. 105; zihia. Huachuca, 1O4: Pretorius, 101; Orla, Lass of Langdon, 99.
 Entries Today. St. Louis, June A-Okla, Sherwood and Josie F were the winning favorites at the Fair Grounds today. Outsiders cap tured the other events. The steeplechase was farce and Judge Brady declared all bets off. He also ruled Jockeys Johnson and Graham off the track for complicity in the 'shoo m of Sherwood. Omdur- man, the heavily played favorite in the fourth race, was beaten a nose by Pros per La Gai, after fierce duel through the stretch. Sweet Dream, heavily played to win in the fourth race, finished among the also rans. Tragedy. 50 to I shot. winning easily. Weather Clear. track fast.
 First race. four and a half furlongs- Ed Ball, 100 R. Murphy). 5 to 1, won; Easy Trade, 100 J. OConnor), to 1, sec ond; Tribes; 100 (BelD, to I, third. Time Kammerrer. Latuka, Light Opera, Helen Hay, Georgia Scott, Martin Brady, Mock cry and Pearl Mendal ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Okla, 1A (Singleton). to 5. won; Byrne of Ros- crea, 103 (Dale), to 1, second; Taby Tosa, 102 (BelD, 5 to ?, third. Time 1:14 3-4. Solo II, Equalize, Predominate, Blue Mint and Faren Lass ran.
 Third race, steeplechase, about a mile and a half-Sherwood, 130 (McAuliffe). Il to 5. won; Pat My Boy. 1S5 A. Johnson), F to 1, second: Porpygene, 140 CGraham), 15 to 1, third. Time 2:57 1-2. Bristol Terry Ranger ran. Dr. Nowin fell Dick Dwyer pulled up after taking the last umpj.
 Judges declared all bets off. Fourth race. mile and seventy yards Prosper La Gal. 94 (O'NeiD, s to 1, won; Omdurman. 105 Domiaick), s to :, second;
 Joe Doughty, @ (Scully. 10 to l. third. Time :45 1-i. Glenwood, Varro. Wax Ia per. Lofter ran.
 Tragedy. 105 CT Walsh), 50 to 1. won; Hi | Kicker 1o2 J. O'Connor), 6 to 1, second; | Lynch, So (Scully). 20 to l. third. Time ] 1 :2S 3-4. Kiss Quick, Miss Patron. Morris Volmer. Sweet Dream, Prowcss Kafiir, Our Lady, Jake Weber ran. Sixth race mile and an eighth--Josie r. | % (Scullv), to 1, won; Audiphone. go | E. Matthews), 3 to 1, second: Terra In- cognita, III CDale), 10 to 1, third Time 1:56 1-2 Ermack, Jim Turner, Frank Mo | Cornell. Flag of Truce, Potheen, Pirates Daughter ran
 At Fort Erie.
 Buffalo N. Y, June 24-Results at Ft. J Erie:
 First rare six furlonrs-St Wood won: