The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
Miller's Gelding Ran a Great Race
and just Did Beat Eleven
Bells and South Breeze.
KAL0S, FAV0RITE, WENT WRONG
Barklyite Nosed Out the Heavily
Played Horse in the Third Race
-Battiste Gave Hilee Splen-
did Ride in Fifth Event.

Mr.. Alasinn pulled off another of those
wonderful handicaps OF his al Demar yes
terday. Varro, the favorite, won the race
by scant nose from Eleven Bells. a
fourth-rate platter. who was in at highest
weight.
: South Breeze. who is coming was beaten
a nose for second place. Peaceful, third
choice. was bat half length behind
Breeze Individually. Kitty Clyde. Satin
Coat and the rest OF the field were on top
1t was g-eat race Bells and Varro
We're always one. two, with Peaceful lying
third The Held closed up at the stretch
entry. South Breeze came very fast and
would have won in another stride. Peace
iuI. with top weight. lie pounds up. ran a
restraint in the early part of it He was
SO fuil OF run THAI Jockey Battiste was
Obliged TO saw him 10 rate him behind the
leaders 1t was probably the right way to
RIDE him, but the extreme restraint did net
do him any good
Varro is very gcod just now He ran a
ripping race. He was getting five pounds
from Peaceful. Taxing the superiority Of
Batuste 10 O'Brien into consideration, they
Breeze is improving very much She ran an
excellent race under Scuily, whose riding
was very goCd.
DADES BAD RIDING BEAT KALOs.
kalos. a very. not thing, was beaten a
nose in the third race by Rarkiytte, a 5 to
shot. kalos opened at to l. ne was
played to even money in a jiffy. They
said that he was faster horse than EIiga-
TO know him. that he was the fastest horse
that ever faced u starter.
lie was We'll away. Maggie Felix, who
was held at the long price of 10 to a. went
with him. She is fast anybody. DaGe
on koias, pinched Walsh, cn Maggie, round
ing the first turn and got away with 4
two-lengths lead. He steamed tolas up
the back stretch nicely. but with no Brig
adler speed Maggie Felix hung on easily.
AT stretch he cd tp him
Here 1t was that Dade lost .ihs race for
kalos.
first turn had aroused Waish's ire. Walsh
and Dade got to fighting whSn Maggie drew
alongside Of Kalos. Wash hit .lsde across
the back with his whip. Dade retaiieled
by carrying Maggie away out wile on the
stretch turn Here Waldo brought Bark
ay,se sns ,S np on l 5he Ta All The move lSst Kales
saw Barklyite come along he pulled Kalos
into the rail Then began a fierce three
Felix is a sprinter at best. She tired in
the last sixteenth. Barklyite, however, hung
on like grim death to consumptive negro.
1t was nip and nod between him and Kalos
to the wire. Barkiyite finished gameiy and
just did get there first. Both horses were
game and tired and would probably have
hung together for four miles more.
WALDO RODE BARKLYITE WELL !.
Waldo seemed to ride a nice race o.
Bark,yite, The writer did not see him viii
sia az al: Other close observers said that h,
Dade while trying to whip his horse. TheS
said that when Waldo hit Dade with his
look at him. This they claimed, cost KaIos
tne race; The writer did not see this occur.
kalos is bad4egged horse. As was told
IN Inc republic, he is so weak in his pin
ming that he cannot be given work enough
70 condition him right. He is hearty
handle. He had speed, but tired in the run
home At that ne did not show the speed
in, ne qld when he beat st. Cuthbert and that
Dade made mistake when he bore Mag
gle Fellx out She was more liable to stop
than Barklyite. Dade is a mean LAD h0 oS IN 80
race All the other riders have IL in for
MN. ~ m MI summers certainly made a poor
ss siection when he chose him to ride a good
ttnlng on which money was to be bet. Every
ooy IN the race seemed willing to breIk his
esnI own meek meek to beat Dade. He stood the en-
IRE held on its head when he cut Maggie
Felix of on the first turn.
,,1a,r AItsr the race Judge Brady had Waldo.
the first two for rough riding and warned
Odoe that any more rough riding and mean
n MoIk would result in his indefinite sus-
BATTIsTEs GREAT WORK ON HILEE
.batnste put UP splendid exhibition of
,Tso siSus Sos iioing on Hilee in the fifth race
ne morse was 2-to-1 shot over Bengal and
Sla!es. who We're held at 3 and 1 to i |
s1ansI S1araste got Hrlee OF well and sent him
1iohs sdihng Tempt-ess. running remark
aply well and handily hung a length or tvro
penind Hiiee. while that horse was cutftng
Tut lerOclOus pace. At the stretch entry
IsIInpress began TO come on Hilee is q
notorious quitter. Battiste took a good hold
OF MS heavy head with one hand and
4rm ar no. hold Of his whip with the other. Then
he 3 3oSt neat neat and kicked the lie out OF :ne |
pis oog. me reseunding cracks of his whin
,s eouid Re heard above the excited shrieks of |
tne crowd Hilee was scared to death Ee /
In In Ior MS life. Temptress tried and tried |
s,ns t was as weary as he was and could NOT |
get up Iros came fast in the Stretch and /
would nave Won at mile. He YVES n gnoj l
tnird, III was fine ride for Battiste ann /
did him much credit s'e anu
bengal ran very bad race here. The
3uoge had Mr.. Burnett, who owns him IN
IN me nsr stand after the race Mr.. Burnett
s&pialneo the bad race by saving that 1
Neeley, who rode the horse was too snail !
70 70 90 him Justice. Bengal is a heavy-head-
ea brute. who needs strong rider to hold I
MIN together. The explanation was salts
lac Ilaacto5y 20 the judge and TO every one else.
Mr.: Burnetts reputation is beyond cayJI
he had Booker engaged to ride Bengal
put some one else had a call on him T6e3
ne tried TO get Dale bat Dale was on
CiaIes. who ran good race for a half here
ana tired. He cannot beat Hilee The mace |
the big horse set simply ran CiaIes div
ne track was bit slow and the time here