The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-03
Negro Stable Hand Gave 7. p.
Hayes's Bugler Very
Bad Ride.
FAv0RITE LEFT AT THE POST.
Maghoni, at 3 to !, Standing
Still When Field Broke-lm-
boden Ran a Great Race
From Bad Start.

Bugler's race and Jockey D. Austtn's ef-
fort on him did not please the racing Judges
- rs Fair Grounds yesterday. Jockey
Austin was at once Indefinitely suspended
by Associate Judge Maginn. who was acting
in Presiding Judge Brady's absence. BuGler
belongs to T. r. Hayes. Austin is Mr..
Hayes's contract rider.
The race had bad aspect. Bugler opened
favorite at 8 TO 5 He IS grand locker. by
famous mud runner Ornament Not
wl:hstanding this and the fact that he had
run and worked we'll his price went up
from to to , to !. Meanwhile Rhyme
and Reason was heavily backed. 1t was
only tHo-hnrse race. None OF the others
appeared to be a contender.
START WAS PERFECT.
The start was perfect Austin at once took
Euglsr back. He then swung him wide all
around the turn and into the stretch He
was last when the turned for home. Then
he let Bugler down. The colt displayed a
hurst Of speed that was tremendous. He
fairly raced over horses. But Rhyme and
Reason was gone too far to be beaten.
IT seemed, TO the casual onlooker. that
Rugler could have been second with ease.
He was running over Getchel whe1 Austin
Mr.. Maginn at once pounced upon Aus
tin. His explanation was not satisfactory
and he WIS suspended.
Austin has been riding since The Fair
Grounds meeting. He is a negro lad. who
had becsi exercising for Mr.. Hayes. He dis
played fair ability in the saddle and won
conc nice races.
Mr.. Hayes. owner o. Busler. gained fame
as an opponent of the Western Jockey Club
when il was fighting the Turf Congress in
1900 He was a stanch Turf-Congress man.
He h d always borne a frst-class reputation
for integrity and fair dealing on the turf
ia act. he is regarded rs u leading light.
MIsHAP IN SECOND.
The second race saw Il bad mishap.
JaShoni the S-to-5 favorite. was left stand
; ang still al the post. Starter Dadc said tina;
sac Wa standing straight. but that Joc6ey
Niuiiot die rot get her off. She had been
h-avi.y p.aytG. Flash OF Night and Stub
"a. age .iI,r to the iast elsHtn. linen me
Iny s-c...eu ~ - winning. nilsvI grew
'0aeless Iii she loaIec. ana StuU got up,
'-atai- Liza s.. !: got Ia front. Wiison
ok - at me e.id aud sent MS mare along,
III. - sst-.,. ID :, x. .ip NE. lost
Ly nose. ana wouiG have wen ia another
.e.eti 81. I~'---i--s "4i ''tGo W 800 on CAp-
Thc iii. d race almost caused an explosion
!. ". - 49,. m.-s ...dH ~. d.. II II vas all
over. lm.,uq, n the SECOND cao.ce. Went up
a I.se ne,t-ng. AlT. DaGe sent them GwaS TO
3. good start. lmbolen broke well. but Hall
teok h Ia up 1Cst al, er the start. II did not
-, al Last E.Jd a chance On earth. but
nc lock nrt,I the field. O'Ns;li was leading
~ tn lengths ~ TIL stretch. and Imboden
iEfs away back. Tlox!er took O'Neill vice,
however aIG nail cut across on the corner.
Inbodcn got up and won py half length.
IT WAS a great Iise for Hall. and saved him
- lot OF nasty talk.
The otH,i .alc., were all well run to form.
Dawson should have beaten King Barley
corn In the fourth race. He was he'd out OF
1t too long then came fast. when II was
TOO late. Kgsse!tnn won the last race.
TO-DAYrS FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.