The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30

ing. a sixteenth from home. Hamburg s b Isas
on the inside and still length in the ie ;,s,
Fuller saw the little fellows head sGools ,,;
f the sh sm SGstF on aq the snk She
away from the blow, evidently disconc,ei IT, .su,
but not in cowardice. Her spring siaew VIZ n
and when Fuller saw his error and SCI 10 10
work in flash with hands and hesls ,, ~
mend it the response was m n;1la srav
Hamburg Belle Strengthened out ike gre y,
hound and shot through the rlu'. toM .i,a
the near goal In second she was suln ,s
faster than Leonidas and In motnenl mo- .., :
was home first winner and the greatest 'ui
heroine of 1893.
Sidney Paset turned to grasp the h han a;6 O.,
M W bs my sY ssS sd II bosos
II am GLAD to win. but 1 almost wish 1t
had been you." said the younger turfrnan.
Mr. Whitney expressed intense ret and
was especially pleased at the showing VI
Leonidas
He is the gamest little horse ever saw;
he said. land / did not believe he couid
carry that weight with such horses. IN TACT
! wanted to withdraw him at lunch tne:;
and | bet dollar that Mercury would peat
RYAN MAKES A KILLING.
- IN spite of the unpleasant weather, be-
Teen 5000 and $500 persons were in at
tendance when the Futurity was run. Ham
burg Belle is the third hlly to win the Fu d
L'Alouette. Her owner, Mr.. Paget, is cTea,
tied with winning $4,000 by her victory; ana
John J; Ryan Is said to have won S'' ~ ,,s
lessee of Hamburg Bellies running quail
ties, from the estate of Marcus DAILY re-
celved sS6,Sto as the winners share. beoni-
das won $3.50 by taking second place. and
ESQ went to Madden for The Minute Man $
third. To the DAILY estate u. B. Haggin). as
nominator of the winner, and the second
aorse, go 5000 and Sl2s0, respectively
=. G. Cowden. who nominated The Minute
Hamburg Belle was equal favorite with
the keeae entry in the betting. the odds
on each closing at about 10 j. with 5. ).
Browns entry about the same price
Hamburg Belle was offered for sale with
another of the Haggin 2-year-olds for $500
during the Morris Park meeting. but after
she won her first race 1t was decided 10
keep her. She carried ia pounds, five less
than the scale for fillies. because her dam
hao never previously foaled a winner.
n Betting was strong but not very heavy on
the big race. John A Drake was credited
with large wagers on Hamburg Belle and
most Of the public money went the same
the end Hamburg Belle was 4 to 1. where
she opened. the Brown entry. Broomstick
and Audience. had been backed from to
opened Madden's stable T had dropped e from m
. to to L High Ball from so to 10 and
Raglan from 50 to 50.
The Fall Handicap was won by the favor
tie. Shotgun, who reveled in the sloppy go
ing, and opening up a gap of four lengths
N the nrSt quarter came home three
lengths in front OF River Pirate Adjidau-
mo ct to won the Inaugural Steeple-
chase, after a hot drive. from the fevorite,
Amur. Summary:
two miles-Ad1danmo. l4a Cw.- He;derD. Z to /
rs tDonohIaa). Il to 5. third Time. As. ohnet
also ran. Step Lightly fell
Second race selling. i've and half furlong.-
Grenade 100 oo'NeiD, to / Won: Funny Side.
Helgerson). to 1 third. Time, I:oS S-5. Mon
Eter, Torncod. Extralaw, Redman, Donnelly Bud
Murphy, Mtrnon. Mildred L. NJ. knowledge,
Ecna- EdwardA Anna Hastings and Tommy Rot
( Third race. Fan Handicap six furlonss-shot-
Gun. 10 Cannon. 3 to ]. won: River Pirate, 10
fncks), to 2 second: Ingold. 1o3 fNartin). 10 to
y. third Time. l:l4 Is Himself Lux casta,
ran
Fourth race, the Futurity. last six furlongs o.:
tho Futurity course-Hambure Belle. ia Fuller)
4 to l. won: sIeonidas. 123 Redfern). to l. sec
nnd: ssThe Minute Man. II (I3ullmanl. to /.
third. Time, 1:13 Audience, Highball Little EN-.
kohinoor. Mercury. Lady Amelia. s.A6bell. Col
lector Jessup. Broomstick. Delhi Rain or Shine.
ssAncestor Raglan. Midshfpman and Phaser also
ran coupled ssCoupied.
Fifth race. selling. one mile Stroller. Jog
Reed. TO s. won: Thorneycroft, los Gicksl. Z
{, 2. second vincennes, 1ol eoiNeiD. TO 8. third.
Time. 1:4S. Paeet and Locket also ran.
Sixth race. one mile and sixteenth. on turf
FlyinE Shin u se'NeiD. to 2 won: sw IsIa
Hussar. 1te MARTINI. o to s. third. Time ia.
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