The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-06

and refused to pay him. He told certain
parties that Untrue was Abbie l.. won
derfully fast quarter mare from Montana
John. to a nose. three furionss. in world
record time of a.
Another keen observer claimed that thu
Edna T., owned and raced here last yea,
by F.. Austin. the Jockey.
Another said that the boy who gallopef
track employe and gave the Whole thing
away.
1t was a very lilly handled job. There
eral bettors who accept tips Of works bet
some on her Roberts. the Western Union
| price,getter at the track, bet on her Billy
| Walsh. the bookmaker, also Is said to have
bet some money on her. They did not
know that she was ringer" They had
heard that she had worked five furlongs in
1:Ul at the Fair Grounds, and bet on that
information.
John s. Bratton said that the mare
as pu T ta II tbe a
clumsily done.
II there was any betting in the pool
rooms on the mare 1t has not yet come to
light.
Bob Marders thought Toupee would win
could do In mud. Though Tenny he ran
last when he was favorite.
Pete Nolan did not like his colt. Hindu, in
the third race. Bennett told me not to
work him in mud he was so bad In It," said
The rain caught me ei mapping" Hindi went
well for half. then stopped.
colt. a full brother to Marque. in the third
bad Tns shas 9s fell So dr n n
Tenny Belle won her first race in two
years for Jess Hughes She was high horse
her well and saved her for the finish.
sma se then s Sent IN the h
seemed gift Nearest was OF in front. but
snona f hsr f9[ 3sd nace
How does Brancas like mud?' was asked
ran him in it," was the reply. but he is q
long-strider and high of action and ought
not to run IN IT." Brancas simply ate II
Wade McLemore has hopes OF being re.
trstated IT, the good sraee d. Of the local
terday and Mr.. Brady told him that he
would give him hearing soon. Mr.. Brady
can be depended upon to do justice. Mr..
ton. it is an excellent one. Hugh Baker.
Tom Stevens. and men Of that kind. who
are above all reproach. will vouch for him.
But the case can be very well left to Mr..
Brady.
Through story in Sundays Republic Nal
Doyle. manager Of Pugilist Johnnie Reagan.
profited yesterday. Attention was called In
Sundays magazine to the connection be-
tween Tenny Belle. from the Hughes stable.
and the number 10. Doyle noticed that
Tenny Belle was thirteenth on the list yes
terday.
AT the head OF the list was "Delmar.
August o.. the sum total Of which was
thirteen letters and figure. The mares
name appeared in the list as Tenny
Belle. s. s. the figures Indicating
her age ard weight. the total Of the
figures ana letters being thirteen. Doyle
has recently moved to No. 2713 Thomas
street. The street number ends in Is. and
the sum total OF the figures. added up.
makes u.
To clinch the matter. he realized that this
was 1868. the sum Of which figures make 13.
This settled 1t. OF course, he expected to
get 10 to /. but was disappointed.
Still. he fancied the omens were strong
enough to Justify him on playing Tenny
Belle He di6l She won. He got 10 to 1.
Hereafter he will take his lunches from
the woman's page Of The Republic.
Mr.. Doyle was quite succe ssful with his
dope" hut E man who plays on figures
of that kind should at no distant date
'.parlay" himself into the ''bughouse."