The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Federal, With Ill Pounds Up, and
Ridden by Odom, Was Heavily
Played by the Public.
HIS USUAL SPEED LACKING.
McGonicle Finally Won a Race for
McCafferty-Prince Webb, a
Torrid Good Thing, Beat
Zazel Head in Drive.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Orleans La. March In the fourth
race here to-day. purse event at seven
furlongs. Federal received ride that viii
not add to his running qualities later OF
in the season. Federal was tcp weight al
Ill pounds, but that Odom had The mount
was sufficient TO send him to the post
10 fayorite.
lebanon. played moderately It the track
~ TO /. and backed in the pOOiIoonS. led
from start 10 finish He opened gap OF
Two lengths n the back stretch and was
rated along in front 20 the finish, winning;
easily by that distance.
Odom hard at work on Federal from
the first jump TO the last. As in many OF
his previous races. the horse did not seem
TO have his speed. He was an easy second.
four lengths IN front OF Scotch Paid. third.
McCaTerty's McG0nigle finally landed a
purse for his owner In the event for :
year-olds at three and half furlongs. lie
was well played, from to 10 IL to ..
He raced out in front with Triple Silver
in the early part. and at the end hooked up
with RECONSIDERATION. winning in q drive BY
n head. The Walden pair, Tranami2ration
and The Brown Monarch had humping
match all through the stretch. but for which
McGonigle would have been beaten.
Prince. Webb. ridden by Robbins, was
backed for a good thing In the first from %
TO IL to I. The contest Was between him
and ZazeI. and the paddock information
The Caxton. after many unsuccessful tries,
won the third handly frcm Pretorius.
Annie Lauretta was the best in the NTH
race winning easily while False in a drive
beat Zocapa in the last.
SUSPENSIONS LIFTED.
The stewards here today lifted the sus-
pensions against Jockeys Landry and H..
Booker. Captain James i. Reese who for
merly presided in the stewards stand is
due to arrive here tomorrow. His visit
here is for pleasure only. He will spend
about one week in the Crescent City. and
then return 10 Memphis.
J. j. McCafferty purchased of Ed Corrigan
the 3-year-old- Frank Rice for $3.50. He
also traded Doctor Oder TO Duruell g. Herr.
getting in return the 4-year-old Benrnora
1t looked like good swap for Mac. b. c.
Evans. who raced Lena A. here last year.
arrived from his Texas ranch this morning
with four 2-year-oids by Rancocas. They
are Broom b. Bill Ford, Della A. and Allie
After Miss Hume was beaten In the third
race Durnell d Herr claimed her for s.. AIS.
a sale Of the Arnold * Co. horses was
advertised In the local papers here yester-
cay. To-day W. O. Gale. who was ap-
pointed by the local courts TO take charge
OF the business OF Arnold &; Co, received
word from J. Schwarts. the receiver APP
pointed by the United States courts. not to
sell or dispose Of any properly seized. This
means a fight between the two receivers.
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARIES.
Weather clear: track good. Summary:
=
ing-Prince Heob. % tRobbins,. 10 20 l. won
Li.ze!. IOS CMcyoynti, to !, sccond: whltnIore
ltl CTreanorD. Il TO 1. third. Time. 2:2 3-5 Mag
netic, Willard j., Joe Collins, Mary Moore, SARA
Teresa. Doctor Fannie. Irving Mayor. sz,:a Coat
ard John Bull also IAN.
Second race three and one-half furlongs p
year-o!ds-hcoiongle. 10 G4elgersonl. il to g.
Nun; iransmigratloii, lns O.lndseyy 10 g. Sec
onu; Aria, liz CHinkfeld). - TO /, third Time
"a 10 Gus heidorn. Triple Sill eT, The Brown
Norsrch. Jickey. Duncan. Aiine Newman aai
Calculator ran.
Third race. seven furlongs-Tae Caxton 100
ttobbins). to ]. won; PreetoTius 100 "a. Hail.
is 70 J. second; Chanterelle. 10 tPhillips,. 10 to
J. third. Time, I:2S 10. Bart ECwt. Henry %
Franstamar, Miss Hume. Dodie S. Swordsman,
Choice. Lord Neville and Kiiogram also ran
Fourth race. seven furlongs handicap-rela-
mon. lOe tiannon). 10 l.. won: Fecerai. III
todom). 2 70 Z. second, Scotch Paid; lOt Gel
gerson). 10 TO J. third Time. % %. Royal Ath-
lete; Argiesea and Valentine also ran,
firth race. one and sixteenth mile, selling
Annie Ann Ianret,a q FULLER. le to s. won; RUBY
Ray 93 tPhilltpsl. z To !. second; Sarilla. l02
tMunro). to g., third Time, 1:4s Is. Peat. Cey-
lon. Compass. Polly Bixby. illuminate ana Miss
Stanley also ran.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth milc-Fslse.
sc tHaack), TO /, won Soeapa, l02 (Aunro), Z
10 ], second; Radiant Heat, 1I2 Lindsey, TO
j. third. Time. ] 80 2-5. Ctcrp. F1orrie s.. The
cuckoo, Glenzon, Bean Bounteous. Joe Doughty
and NayaTino also ran.
To-DAY's CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.