The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-23

was ,pparent Yesterday. when De Reszke
received mid play after he had gone gone. W ~
10 20 to /. The tendency TOWARDS h oisvn vi
the peGgrees named seems more preilotiIici 4,
on the local courses than on any udck III
the neighborhocd- this is probably Que
To The victories. at long odds OF 1esee''''-
Pirates Daughter won rather seiiS d.
tIonal race last year over a SLOPPY ,inC 80
very similar to that which , prey,,.eii, in the
betting and Daughter was 10 10 l. e. E 3
filly led 10 the paddock. where the favo, ~ :.
overlook her. Then Walsh let ny on =, a' 81
Fizer mare Pirates Daughter made ias'
squirt and won by head. ~, wand
Everybody in the west end OF lne S H.I,an
stand thought the race Was all over W." 80
LeGford passed Daughter, When tne tr l"n
ter's number went up howl afose, VI w
bettors in that section of the staii.
Ghio's FLY undoubtedly won by eoo' ma
gin. . ,,s,
Jack Young Won a couple Of his races last
year nj long OddS-unce DedtlnS tNol'I ~ 80,
Il slow track al one mile. wien Il 10 l VS.
freely laid against him. Sailor III I'm
wen stake at long odds last season - 80
eial other instances occurred WIf'' r. re
lighter or Een2ance horses scoFeu; ~ ~
suit has been play here among the horses
OF that generation ever since
Mistie developed an unexpected fondness
for the sloppy going yesterday. On the
strength of her race behind Broodley-far
back. at that-it was not thought that she
VIC uld be able to do much in the slush yes
terday. Her last race put her well up, now
ever. or rather her race before last.
She was second choice in the betting with
Lou Beach hot favorite Hot for such i
bunch was in the second race She was
buiLI ed about in the crowd and finished
back in the last division.
Mistie, or the contrary. ran an entirely
different race from her last out in the go,
ing. She simply Spread-eaSled her field and
had = lead of ten lengths at one stage
Though clearly tring at the end. she hung
on long enough to win by a wide margin.
None of the Bobby Beach bunch have yet
shown any approach Ia May Beach in
ability Quite n little output OF the former
sprinter's offspring have appeared ON the
local and Chicago tracks but they have vet
to attain to any point near their relative
Pear Creek. Uncle Bill and several others
have appeared here and made efforts to do
great things on the local track-all without
success, however.
Athena certainly .relished the sloppy GO
ing yesterday. The Hayes filly came
through the stretch as if she was running
over Il hard track. and the time for the
trur and onc-h4li furlOngs was quite good.
considering the CONDITION of the going. Her
hist out promised nothing. though on a diff
ierent track. And yesterday betting indi-
Gated where she was expected to finish
Baronet was considerably the best in the
race. But his victory was due as much 10
MS possessing longer nasal appendase
f fn;tl Go!dsn Glitter as to any und,-: e.
negro is most leisurely in his movements
and transplants this popularity to his ef-
forts In getting to work.
Had he started riding Baronet somewhat
Garner, he would have won by quite 4
margin. As 1t was. he won by the grace OF
Providence The fact that Weickart stopped
riding Tor an instant in the stretch, To
glance back over Golden Glitters rear. at
the following field. gave Barcnet an oppc.-
iunity to make up little ground. Then Re
overhaued the leader and won.