The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18
Ten Baby Racers in Three.Fur.
long Scramble at New
Orleans. =
LADY WALTER WON THE EVENT.
Philo Took the Live-Oak Handicap
Easily-Jerry Hunt Beat Ma
roni by a Head ~ Cor
blett's Bay Sold.

SPECIAL
New Orleans. La, Jan. fI.-Ten baby rae.
ers went to the post in a three-furlone
scramble here to-day. It was the first ju-
venile race of the year. and it overshad-
owed interest in an otherwise good pro-
gramme. Had the track been good. the bet
ting would have been fast and furious. but
not even the trainers knew how the young
sters would perform in the sloppy going.
Miss Nancy of the Walden pair had
worked better than any Of the rest Of them
and the Walden entry were favorites at 9
to s..
Tommy Griffin, who has a reputation for
developing 2-year-olds here, liked his. pair
and played them. Corrigan's Salto. by Re-
qu;tal, was heavily backed from 4 to Z.
Fitzgerald had determined to avoid a delay
at the post. and he sent them away quickly
TO q falr sort of start for all except Spen-
cerian. who was left. Bessie Kirby and Bill
~ Jackson had the early speed. but both
s sotied R to the outside serppa,,,Iat the stretch turn
through in the middle Of the, track, winning
easily BY a length; Bessie Kirby beat salto
ground under a drive and is a good colt.
The Live-Oak Handicap. at seven fur
longs. wa won easily BY Arthur's Phile.
Redan raced to the far turn. then Belyino
went out With a lead Of three lengths and
looked like the easiest Of winners, but Philo
beat him without half trying. by two
iengtns. The net value was 81. $50. ST., Tam
MANY good third. was under a drive all
Jerry Hunt, another of schreiber's. mud
iarks. paraded In the third. He was played
under a strong. ride by Donnegan, won by
a mead from Mproni, In the last stride. OBJ
ponai lspped on them. Aratoma, hidden by
from 5 to to 1, won as he pleased by hsif
a dozen lengths. Pierce J.. beating Sir
m sion easily for the place Port, Royal. even
husselton, the Black Scot a Door third. :
smut Up broke down SO badly in his OF
r rere,es mat 1t VIII be a long time before he
ported Corblett's Bay from K. DOR.
account of the anttgambling ordinanc.
r IN Los Angeles. Dprnel and Herr have dee
Hedfern for the handicap, but whe6 RsS.
fern, 81. saw that the boy was put on Re. |
"a wnie winfield was given the mount /!
objected. n would not let stSe bov III ,,d ne
Fuller was substituted, rue
SUMMARIZES.
A: sasss sas $. t b s.s s n ! e 1sor .sS: p; selling
Money \ Mta.' $ e J. ! {. third Il 'e Ti%s: 81 y KE!ins;sscs: i:
a:s:sss. 1Wslssa. RS's a.. sa ssisak z sss u E.5s; s IS
I .sscoT %., rses. three furlonss. for ,-year-o,d,-
n sW;nto. ~ 9ipas.y,. @ TO second: sslto. s IL
' n. ana Jockey also /
Third race. stx and ! half rurlonxs1J.rrv nm,
Sis, SGpSSh sS I TO 2 won; MoIoni. io eRob:
f Mnsd: Time: In Censor. Ben Mora. ord Neyst1is'
m1sketo. Elaneur. Brown Vail and Ed T. Ala
AKrouftn race. Live Oak Handicap. seven fur.
IL % i0z fRobbtns). 8 to 10. won: Belyino
~ lO.NeiH. 2 to l.. second: St. Tammanv IN;
p iSsboes' Te}sm : tos So; z; third; Time l:sa- w. ).
! Fifth race. r1ile--Poft RoyaI : ~, ae1en as ran;
second ~; vi. The Back Rnssel sss, 1 1s LINDSEY: is =
tnisd; Tine Ia Is. .Aurie B., Peat. Han"ye.
Sssts Sr,.erion and Snowman also ran.
Si1tn race. mile and q haif-Potheen. LOG nm.
eh = ! to 10. won: The Way. q. iFSIiier1-
I'm. w T. secona; Ceylon. - tBattiste). . To j. 4 third.
Gardner and HEROES also ran. oo