The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
FOUND GALL0PED
IN CLUB MEMBERS"
Mr.. Huffman's Old Mare Won the
Big Stake in the Commonest
OF Ganters.
BUGLER AND CHERISHED AW0KE
The Colt Who Got Austin Into
Trouble Ran Away From Good
Horses-Cherished Was
New Mare Yesterday.

Found. the s-year-old dauchter Of Buck
master-Pick Up. owned by John Huffman
of Greenvi!lc, Ill. won the 500 Club Mem
bers' Handicap at the Fair Grounds yester-
day.
Found was ridden by l. Wilson. the St.
Louis JOCKEY. She was under restraint from
start 10 finish, and won. ea5ed up. by two
lengths. From the standpoint of time and
class Of horses entered it was a fair SELL
ing race. not big stake.
1t was good start. Found at once went
to the front with Wilson's toes by her ears.
The boy was trying TO restrain her and
save her speed for the final effort. That is
how she ran to the end. Edgardo followed
her; then came Jack Young South Breeze
and Little Scout
On the clubhouse turn Coburn made a
bad mistake. He tried to save ground with
Scout, and cut the corner. The going was
heavy. The Bennett horse was rnired in
1t. Then he got on the inside. where the
track was slowest. and had TO stay there.
Found breezed in front under hard pull
up the back stretch. Eigardo followed her.
Then came Scout and Breeze with Young
last.
SCOUT BEGINS To MOVE UP.
AT the three-eighths. Scout made sharp
Booker tried to make Young move, but he
could not. South Breeze suiked and would
not try.
Found just ambled home Scout was
dull second and Edsardo beat Breeze for
the third place. Young was a miserable
last
The floral shoe went OIL Wilson and then
on Found. 1t was an ordinary cheap SELL
ing race. Had Mr.. Nolan left Leenja in
with Sc pounds and Bridwell up she would
have won 1t easily.
Found IS years old. Three years ago
she ran second to Pinochle in this same
stake with Jos pounds on her. \ poorer
Club Members never was run.
FAVORITES DO WE'LL.
Favorites did well in the other races Zirl.
at 2s. won the first. and Sweet Myrtle, at
to ). won the second luckily. The three
horses that finished next to her should have
beaten her.
Then Reducer won the third. backed from
IS 10 evens. He ran a dull race. but cne
boys on the contenders seemed to be TAX
ing things easily. When Booker. by hard
effort; got Reducer. to the front in the
stretch. there seemed TO be general feeling
OF relief among the other riders that the
right one was winning. This race should be
thrown cut in computing form
BUGLER WOKE UP.
The fifth went to Bugler. who got OF
badly and won in a sallop. He beat
Helchel ampllng. inc other DAY Getchel
beat him easily. D. Austin rode him that
day and Judge Maginn ruled him off. How
right Mr.. Maginn was was proven by
Buslers race yesterday. He simply cam
tered over horses that beat him previous
out he beat Ben Adkins in a walk and
Arnold h. never had a chance with him.
Cherished woke up in the sixth and won
in a gallon. She was backed down from 3s
to 3 ana ran the race the betting indi-
Gated she would.
She was a different Cherished from the
mare she was in her previous three races
III all those races she went up in the bet
ting. They We're more to her liking in dis
tance. track and horses than the race yes
terday when she was backed down. The
others ran true to form.
BOOKER THREW RACE AWAY.
Miss Mae Day was backed In the seventh.
After hard work Mr.. Dade got her away
She was off last, ran out after she broke
and was, winning at the sixteenth pole when
Booker became overcortident and shot the
race on Wilson brought Sweet Dream up
on the inside and won by q head Booker
woke up the finish, and Mae Day gained
ilai length in the last stride and would
nave Won III another jump but It was too
late.
Little Wilson had a great day. He Won
put 1t on the great Coburn and in the last
made Booker. Mr.. Darden's swell, dude
rider. look like a bad nickel.
MONDAYS FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES
First race, six furlorgs selling.