The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-22
MIR. McLcmore's Fast Filly should
Canter Away With the Second
Race al Fair Grounds.
kULES is ANOTHER WINNER.
On His Easy Race of Saturday.
Thai Horse Should WIN Fifth
Event - Santa Ventura Ia
Capture the Handicap.

Racogoers to-day will find soft picking at
the Fair Grounds Dolly Hayman and
AuleS look like certain winners while Bill!
;,nishl and Santa Ventura will be surely
- good as second. II is an attractive Mon
day card.
Athena Mr. Hayes's good tiliy. was unfor-
tunat. in her last start in being OF ba:lr
IN a his field. sir. HayeS $ too good a
horseman to own one that cannot win
among beetles like those found in the first
race to-day. Ora Mckinnie wants small
er field and greater distance. but she should
be- good enough 10 beat these. Canossa
viii fancy the seven pounds of and will go
we'll
SOFT SPOT FOR DOLLY HAYMAN.
The second looks like real soft spot for
Dolly Hayman. What would Mabel Vim
look like here Dolly beat her last time she
ran. She also beat Avoid and Sigmund
10 a nose. She is an improve 81 tiliy now AMI
will go well to-day. II is simply case OF
getting away from the post. II MIR. Nc
-.emore rides his own boy. NJ. Lowe. she
may not get of well Lowe is slow at the
post. though nice enough light lad going
distance. Miste went we'll under light
10y last time until she struck some had
going in the stretch. She will attend Dolly
homo to-day e Mr.. Givens puts up a big
lsd on her
BRADLEY BILL. AND YiLLKNIGHT.
BIZ knight scarce can concede Bradley
Bill ten pounds. Bradley is Il good colt and
a fine locker. Troxler broke mis- girth last
time and care NOT ride him after the
start So Bradley Bill could not display his
true merit. Matt Wadleigh IS game and
consistent and will run well in third place
Bill Knight should be second sure.
SANTA VENTURA IN HANDICAP
Santa Ventura. who always leads and who
always is a good price and who ran a
really fine race last time out should win
the handicap.
The experts do not like her. or her rider
Wainwright. hut they get the money. Santa
always has early speed and always runs
her race She VIII like the slow and cuppy
-Four Leaf {. has not been out in some
tire; When Mr.. Burnett trained the orr
stable he could always win first time out
ing on her IL remains to be seen IL Mr.
Burnett has anything oil MIR. Orr az
handler. Four Leaf is good. game mare.
and two years ago could beat this kind with
l"s ull. She always runs well. fresh. as.d
may he dangerous this afternoon.
Maud Come will scarce do. She is sour
lied TO half mile Of speed. like all horses
whose preparatien is rushed Kstrr cannot
nfhl tnluid hdiSltG Spctu seems to
have been tapped by his races over a dis
lance. hut the weight and slow track will
SUIT him. Guage the weight on Malster well.
II cuts figure with him. and has cut figures
in his previous races.
Miss Mae Day seems to be in the same
boat as regards dulled speed She was wei
Lacked by her party when she ran her last
two races. She get of in front under Trox-
Ter. and then got nothing but terrible
beating each time. Public form is the best
guide. and on that Mae Day cannot be
fifth
BY the way. Kindred gets nothing off for
his awfully bad race last time. Mr. Maginn
makes peculiar handicap here. and his
reasons for making Kindred give Maud
Come the same weight as he did when she
bat him by forty lengths would make inter- ,
esting reading. if he would give them.
ACLES SHOULD CANTER IN.
From the way Au,es canfered on Saturday
he should win the fifth race by city block |
He simply paraded behind l.eenia and That |
lot that day. Russell sat still and let him /
iope. He had to take him up hard in the last !
l'h yards to keep him from jumping on !,
kisme and The Messenger. Golden Glitter |
anc The Messenger are the cnes lie has got !
10 beat He is taking Off eleven pounds on !
tho race of Saturday. when he giving +
Inc Messenger seven pounds. Here The !
Messenger gives him five pounds. With any |
Find of rider up, he will simply trickle In |
first. !
Hucena is said to be going well in her |