The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-10
At St. Louis.

St. Louis. Oct. 9.-Josie F.. backed from 10 to to won today's Fair Grounds feature, handicap at mile and three sixtenths. Dan McKenna was second. half a length in front of Tabyotosa. Josie F. has. always been considered a very cheap selling platter, and her victory over such a field of horses is an amazI ing performance. Track good Anderson) 10 to l. won; Buglehorn ss (HowelD 1 to l, second; Thank Heaven. 92 (Raynor) 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:31 3-4. Innesbruck. Fog Horn, Harold Parker, Billy Jackson, Jessie B., Glen Esher, Hoedown. Ecome, Hazel Boyle Loniana, Hondo also ran.
 Second race, mile-Captain Gaston, 105 (Birkenruth) 30 to l, won; Chandoo, 1O6 q. Mathewsl 1s to | second; Quiet. 1o0 Aules, Cardigan also ran.
 Third race. six furlongs, handicap-Miss | Crawford. 100 (Ca1vit) Il to 10. won; Major Pelham, 1O5 (Birenruth) 20 to i. second; Time, 1:16 Bugler, Lord Hermence, Huckle berry Finn and Imboden also ran.
 Fourth race. mile and three-sixtenths. handicap-Josie F.. 90 (H. Gilmore) to 1, to 5, second; Tabytosa, 1os Deauchamp) ta 2. third. Time. 2:OS 3-4. Mallory and Flintlock also ran.
 Fifth race. seven furfongs-Alcom R..
 W S hhfRss.Sy is G scsSd a %Sa Axaass ls%es ll2 (sheehan) to |, third. Time, 1:si My Surprise, Cap and Gown, Russellton, Our Lillie, Countess Clara, Tiomaine, Leech also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Gus Lanka, 1Oe (F Smith) to g. won; Jean Gravier, SS (F'oley) 20 to 1, second; Sid Silver. 103 q. Taylor) to 5, third. Time. 1:17. Review, Little Corker. Acquisition, Budweiser, The Gattoo Bear Creek, Pettitohn and Will Shelley also ran,
 Entries for Today.
 First race. five and a half furlongs-Ida Port Warden, Lady Free Knight Woods Anne Davis. i1O; Tootsie Mack. sS.
 Second race, mile. selling-Hoedown S7 Ora McKinney. g; Leech'. $: Crime. Blue Grass Girl: Olonetz. i0l: cogsweil' 1o7; Dr
 Third race. six furlongs. selling-Lady Charlotte. ss; Tangent. 1o2: Dolly Gray 103: Sid Silver. Theory. 104; Weird. Ladas One More: 1o5; Rollick II, Pepper Dick | 107; Miss Manners 108: Helen Print. 1C9 Revenge. Dare. 1N.
 Fourth race. the Criterion handicap D mile. $1.000 added-Pourquoipas. 92; Or pheum, s2; Prosper Ia Gai, 10S; Jack Young; los; Jordan. fOS; Monsieur Beeau'
 Fifth race, six furlongs. handicap-Den- l sii Mimo. Avoid. Lady Vashti. ST: Ed | Ball. 99: Bridge. Brulare, lO7: Kindred 1I2..
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Athel Roy Treacy. 100: Neversucb 1O2: First Mason. 1O5: Golden Glitter. Bengal. Ill; | Yellowtail. 11f
 Seventh race mile a~d three-sixteenths Prism, 92; Leenja, 95; Morris Volmer 94: Baron, 95; Lindenella, 97; The Bobby, 1Ol; w. B. Gates. 10S; The Way. 104. At New York.
 New York. Oct 9.-The track at Morris Park was fetlock deep in mud, owing to | the heavy rain of last night and thls morning Only a small crowd was in at tendance. Three favorites won. The Fordham handicap seven furlongs, went | to Young Henry with the favorite, Gren- ade second. Lady Uncas made the run ming to the stretch. where Fuller, on Young Henry, sent4Ihim to the front and won driving by three-quarters of length. Jocund, the to 1 fayorite. finished | first in the fourth race at one mile for 2 year-olds. but was disqualified for fouling | Ormondes Right
 First race. selling; hurdle; two and a l quarter miles over nine flights of hur- dies-Charawin 1c9, (Ray), to 5, won; Gibson Light, 1H. (Mara), 3 to 1, second; Cryptogram. 1R, (RernhardO, 40 to l. The Rival and Col. Rorer ran.
 Second race. selling; last six and one kaI f,,nI of uith mil nVo ct