The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-13
At st. Louis.

st. Louis, July 12.-Favorttes were
bowled over in the seven races at Del
mar today, three second choices and
four horses at long odds reaping first
honors. The Gasconade. a selling sweep
stakes for three-year-olds. was won han
Oily by Helen Print, the favorite, after
getting off badly and meeting with con-
siderable interference. besides being COM
PEELED to go around her horses. Round
ing the turn for home there was a gener-
al closing up and as the field straight
ened out for the run to the wire there
was big humping match between the
leading horses in which the favorite ap
parently took no part. Helen Print was
seemingly the better horse and she won
going away by length from Jordan,
which was half length before Father
Wentker. The judges decided that Faith
err Wentker and Helen Print were guilty
Af foul riding and disqualified them, plac-
ing Jordan first Sambo second and Buc-
cleuth third Helen Print had been heav-
lily played to win and her hackers were
thunderstruck at the action of the judges.
On the other hand holders of the tickets
on Jordan were jubilant. Weather clear:
track fast
First race. seven furlongs. selling
Dutch Carter. 80 Mckinney, 20 to 1,
won; John Morton, 1O4 IT. Walsh). to
/, second; Ladas, 107 (Tompkins), to !,
third. Time. 1:29 IA. Saguenay, Mr..
Tlmberla, Curd Gillock Miss Guido. Red
Oak. Brigand Queen. Delsarte, Carat and
Skillman also ran.
Second race, five furlongs. selling-Hel.
en- Hay, 100 (Battists), to l, won; Pearl
Mendal, 100 (Fauntleroy). to l, second;
Jack Young, 107 DALE, II to l, third
Time, 1:0S 1-2 Little Britain. Rose Ger.
nahum, Goo-Goo st. Vitus. Jane Ferris,
Lexington Bess and Judge Cantrill also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs-Model Mon.
arch. 1903 (Battiste) Is to l. won: Mindora.
l07 ct. Walsh, 8 to 5. second; Sailor $
Dream. 1913 IT. OBrien), TO l. third.
Time, 1:16 "a. Bridal March. A Lark,
Daisy Hawthorne. Little Giant Robert
G. Lansing, Canzonatta, and Deer Hum
ter also ran.
Fourth race, The Gasconade. selling
sweepstakes: mile-Jordan, 100, ct.
O'Brien), 10 to 5, won; Samho los, dale,
) to !, second; Buccleuth 80, (O'NeilD, II
to s. third Time, la IA. Little Arrow,
Father Wentker, Croik dor and Helen
Print ran. Helen Print finished first
and Father Wentker third. but both were
disqualified for fouling.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Kalos. 106,
TT. O'Brien), IA to 5. won; Bengal, lo2,
(Fauntleroy), s to 2, second; AmaGari.
so, IN. Thompson). to l. third. Time,
lis. Accolade. Vclasque, DR.. cave and
ST Cuthbert ran.
Sixth race, mile and eighth; selling-Bl
Caney, 112, tBattiste). 10 to l. won; One
liza, lO7. IT. Kane), s to l. second; Little
Lois los, Dale). to third. Time. 1851.
viii Fay Kate Freeman. Ignis. kunja and
Swordsman ran.
Seventh race, seven furlongs; selling
Branch, l07. (Watson), IL to l, won; Clon-
sina. 1O2, Or. Murphy. to l. second;
Elsie Bramtle. 1O7. Ct. Walsh, 10 to /.
third Time. 1:2S ga. Hand D., Hinock-
err, Verify. Lou Ann. Quicksilver Sue ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race mile and seventy yards;
selllng-Deloraine. 100; Morris Nolmer,
1O7; Hansbrough. 1O4; Neva NJ, 1O2: c. p.
Jones, 1O4: Hurry, 100: Sam Lazarus 104,
Second race. six and one-half furlongs;
selling-Chanterelc, 10S; GrantOr, III;
Louis Wagner, 113; Rancho, 11S; Ida Pen
zance. III; Flop. los; Evas Darling. III;
Approved, 17; Tom Collins, 124; Fred
Hessig, 115: Peter Duryea, 12O
Third race, mile and seventy yards;
selllng-R Russian Elsie Bramble, lO2; FL
sic Barns. 81; Elghor. John Morton, La
das, 10i: Sam Lazarus, Esq, 10l; Una
Price. leo
fOuFIn race, seven luIloHbS' ldHulCdp-
Federalist, %; -Four Leaf c., 100; Leenja,
80; The Phoencian, 104; Yarro, l07; Ami
gari. IS; Henry Bert. 112; Navarino, 81;
Luna, lo7.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Kansas Lily,
100, Hainault. 1O7; Amentum, ZOE; Okla,
lO5; Lulu Flight. 100; Ethylene, 1o5;
Quixada. 102; Samho los.
Sixth race. mile and eighth selling
sarner, Kitty Cylde. 100; Tickful 100
Moran. lbs; Josie F., IS; Osmond, los;
Nettie Regent, 9S; Oton Clay, 80; Bel
Simpson, 108; Tom Gilmore. los