The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-30
| r., E,IN 70 Record II the Races
Won Stake at
Jamaica From Duke of
Kendell and Sheriff Bell.

| local newspaper which did not tin Doctor
| clark to win. figured Doctor Clark to win,
| out as Axares figured close to him, and as
! Inc Republic Handicapped thought that
| Axares would be 10 toll and Doctor Clark S
| 10 o. he gave the long shot the preference.
f, IL capable public and private handicap
pers inquired the horse to win, why should
he not VIM ask McLemore's friends.
bookmakers, who We're hard hit by their
mistake In laying to l against an S-to-
o,su ot. have set up j. roar about Doctor
Clark previous race Barring one race,
run In mud under Smith-Clark cannot on
nua-and one under Troxler. Clark's races
| he beat last Wednesday,
: SHOULD BEAT CHANDOO
III eighteen starts at Delmar and Fair
1rouhds Doctor Clark has been in the mon
ey thirteen times. His race with Chan
200 at the Fair Grounds at one and one
fsiAteehth miles made HIM better than rhat
morse. Chandoo was the favorIte in the race
LOT which Clark got into trouble. surely Kit
~ clyde, VINO was played by the public. has
,i S,t SHOWN anything this year to beat Doctor
clark even on his bad races. Leila Barr Is
no account on earth over half a mile
90 Axares was the horse Clark had to
peat peat: On anything Axares had shown with
Grantor and Tenny Belle Doctor Clark 8
worst race, run against the same horses,
We're good enough TO beat him. BUTT was
SHOWN that Axares was a good fresh horse.
the spot for him.
He i. opened at 10 to l and closed at to /.
Had not Clark. who never was higher
Inah to l. right to beat an S-to-1 shot?'
asked McLemore's enthusiastic friends
Inc principal thing against McLemore. in
me eyes or the complaining bOokmakers, is
SEPARATION.
mel; MsdLemore did not bet on the horse his
said to have bet for McLemore. This Oracle
denies. He says that McLemore told him
the morse mad chance. but might not win
ana 4, tina, that he was not worth big bet.
russell Baber, a bookmaker, net 81 900 On
me horse Baber says that he does not
even Know McLemore. He says the horse
i nsd best with him and his handicappers.
ana mat ne took to l against e rational
i-to-5 shot. just as many men took to /
AGAINST stand Pat. a 1-to-2 shot. If some
would Hayes's entry have been refused?
But the bookmakers made him 3 to / on his
him. o''ei ''i''e' Oea'
THE INSPIRED MONEY.
"Baber was the man that bet the big in
spired money on Doctor Clark" say McLe-
more's friends. why is not the man who
bet 1t asked to tell where he got his in
sspiration from. He did not get it from Nc
Lemore.
Before the race he borrowed IS from c.
he borrowed S2a from Enoch Hughes to bet
on Clifton Forge. II he won a bunch on
Doctor ClarR ne would not be forgotten
Two days before the race McIernore
Judged a special race in the morning be-
tween Daddy bender ana Whitmore for 500
side. TroHler. on Daddy Bender, won the
race by nose for J. r. Hughes McLe-
more was stakeholder. He found himself
~ shy In stake money and had to borrow
to make good
The bookmakers cannot show why they
made Doctor Clark to l any more than
why they made Stand Pat 3 to /. Only there
was no Eiher to bet on Stand Pat.
hen all the handicappers figure horse
to win. why should he not VIM"
JUDGE BRADY NOT OFTEN WRONG.
McLemore has many friends. What they
say Is logical and reasonable. But Judge
Brady refused his entry. Judge Brady Is
not often wrong
The writer acknowledges the force OF the
McLemore arguments but experience has
taught him that time invariably proves Mr..
Brady right. And 1t is a good bet that II he
can be shown that he did wrong in reject
Ing Doctor Clark's entries no one will
be so glad to know it. and to admit it, and
to set 1t right as MIR. Brady. He is a man
enough to admit that he was wrong and to
make any wrong right. So far he has not
had to admit that he was wrong.
MclemoreS friends may have confidence
In Judge Brady. II they can show him that
he made mistake it will not take him long
to correct it. Sometimes in the past the
writer has fancied Judge Brady mistaken
Time proved otherwise. Judge Brady may
be wrong. but the writer always feels like
StringinC with hin, In a cage 'Ika thiS