The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-18

CHICAGO, June 17.-The Derby
Trial Special at Harlem today furnish
ed one of the most sensational fin
! ishes of the year. Savable, Linguist
and Judge Hines in a fercer drive
that commend e6; at the head of the
stretch came under the wire as named.
heads barely apart. Savable, the Amer
lean Derby favorite, held at 1 to 2 in
the race today, showed wonderful
3ameness at a time when he appeared
beaten, but Gray, who had the mount,
held Savable together and hand rode
him out to Victory
Probably the most remarkable run
by any of TIE seven starters was that
of Judge Hines, winner of the Ken
lucky Derby and Hawthorne Handi-
cap. Trailing along far back until
reaching the stretch, he closed with a
ha1r-rais'ng rush and would certainly
have won had the distance been a mile
and quarter or the Derby route of a
mile and half, according to the belief
Of the majority of horsemen and train
81 S at the track. Bernays, highly tout
ed for the Der by, and second to Saw
able in the M. Lewis Clark stakes, was
never a factor il. today1s Acontest.
Fearing injury from interference,
Gray had Instructions from Trainer
Wishard to go to the front with Saw
able and keep him clear. Gray obeyed
as we'll rs he could, but Savable was
unable to O!I1sp1int Linguist until the
half mile pole. There he got in front
and at the final eighth pole looked a
certain winner. Then. Linguist and
Judge Hines began to close in on the
favorite and not until the judges hung
out the numbers could it be really GER
tain how the three had finished
The absentees from the race were
Claude, Manheu and Au Revoir. Saw
able was made favorite,, with Bernays
a second choice at to L. Gregor K
and Linguist were equalAthird choices
at to 1. Judge Hines opened at 10 to
l and drifted to 80 to l at post time on
reports of recent illness. Gilfain and
Maxey Blumenthal were each 20 to 1.
the weather and track conditions were
perfect. Summary:
First race. four and a half furlongs-
Pat Harmon, 103, Henry, 4 to l, won;
Mast SO, EZell. so to 1, second Ions
dale, IL CTowhurSt , to =; / third Time,
Carr, Walter. Duffy, Esherson, Requimis
also ran
Second race, six furlongs-Never Fret;
111' COLI11ACh, I W l. WOllp A1lluOl1uSg. la,
II: Phillips, u to 1, second; Joe Martin,
113. p Phillips. to l. third Time,
lib 1-5. Best Man, Mike Strauss, Flaunt,
Algareta, Bagdad, Bard of Avon, Goal
Runner, Carrie l., Howefidobler, Attelle,
Third race, Derby Trial Special, one
mile and an eighth-Savable, 112, c.
Gray, l to 2, won; Linguist, 112, Domi-
nick, Is to l, second; Judgs Hines, 112,
H Booker, 80 to l. third. Time, 1853
Bernays. Gilfain, Greger K. and Maxey
Fourth race, steeplechase, Short course
Golden Link, 141, J. Carter, 8 to 2, won;
Mrs. Grammar, 141, Peters, II to S, sec
ond; Ceylon, 1876, Owens, 6 to l. third.
Time, 1874. Itacaliara, Handvice, Altoona,
Mike Rice also ram - ~ '.S'51f
Fifth race, five, furlongs-Peter Paul,
II, .Dominick, 6 to s., won; Auditor, H.
Booker, 3 to L, third. Time. 1:Oo1-5. La
mark, Mtlkirk. Honest Tom and Atlantico
also ran. ITO Ff@ffF9 55tT
Sixth race one miIe-Collonnade 100,
Bonner, to 20, won; Sir Hugh, n97, Adj
kins. 10 to 1, second; Vulcain, lis, Hen
ry, to l, third. Time, 1:40 1-5. Aladdin
also ran. -'>ssa "
Seventh race one mile and seventy yards
Alfred G, 10S, H. Phillips. 80 to /, won;
Lord TouchWood, 81 Robbins. % to i
second: Milas, ITO, BELL. 80 to /. third.
Time, 1:46. Amur. Harner Merops, Prince
Webb, Mistress Joy. Ida " High Carni-
val, Alto. Chicago Girl, Discord, Miss
Manners. Zepho and Mauser also ran.