The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-28
Never Extended She Simply
Romped Over Wax Taper
and Flintlock.
IN EXCEPTIONALLY RARE FORM.
DIR. Bernays Wins Another Purse
Meeting Ends To-Day-Many
Stables Will Ship to Memphis
This Evening.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock Ark. March 27-xo feature
OF to-day's racing at Clinton Park was the
brilliant race of the Cromwell mare. Keno
va. The racy sorrel was never better in
her life. and the way she galloped away
from Flintlock and Wax Taper made the
trainers open their eye 10 she fact that she
is better face mare than any one around
here thought
The race was . condition affair. which
brought the field together at practically
even weights. Kenova was the favorite.
with Flintlock a tight second choice. Hell
Eeson got the favorite off well rushed her
around in the first quarter 10 get away
from any possible interference then settled
down with a steady hold of her At no
part thereafter did he give her her head.
Flintlock made gallant stern chase. but
was too tired to stall off Wax Taper's chai-
ienge. Rice's old campaigner getting the
place by head; The last mile was run in
hard one 10 beat at Memphis.
None of the other races were at all inter-
esting. though two We're rather bad look
ing. The lack of spirit displayed by the
boys who rode in behind Maverick in the
second and Jerry Hunt in the fifth was no.
ticeable enough to cause unfavorable COM
ment. The races should not be counted
against Maxalia, Shot Proof Reducer and
Doctor A. C. Bernays took his second
purse of the meeting with Hast Du Gesehen.
the arttfcially bred of Doctor Has,
brouck and sallie Woodford. He did not
beat much. but he did II In way to indi-
cate that he has some class to him.
The nest ting ends tomorrow with the An
h f,,u Busch Stake as the feature Captain
Rice and Schneider ship tomorrow morning
10 Memphis. The well horses of Schreiber's
VII, OF course. be the only ones taken
along. the sick ones being left here for a
time, when they will be shipped to the
farm
SUMMARY
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s sggh. les q. Mathews, 50 to l.. third Time.
Red sns af r ss@ also Hss' 1sn
,i.,e Bonner e ,h,2, ssSsad FilRs5Ss
Eth race seven fnrlones. selling. 4-year-olds
R.dpeer, Ie4 Earle .econd F 10 e. "Gn Ia
,ss GER to third: Time. I:ess. zonne
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards. 4-year-old-
ana ao gnrH nn snr Of re 3 ,Ss te
Snd; Inyictus, los o.. Matthew'S. 10 to T. !. third
Time. 1d5 "a. Spur also ran.
To-DAY'S CLINTON PARK ENTRIES
First race e.year-olds. purse. one-half mile:
meek meek Morgan lib Don oHigh ........ los |
E rH9kT WsSre Belle :I Ms comoro
second race. 3-yesr-olds and up selling, three
quarters of a mile:
ssoSmersck .-...Ios Doctor Kammerer .ios |
fslaua yra,,a,, lVs L
Joe buckley ..los
Third race. 3-year-olds. purse. one mile:
Iancred ...........: 10 Josette ............i04
ing: ~ ~ ' ae'
st Tammany III F1aneur ............lO l
ISe bruno Iul Nearest
Ing: 49, ~ ' SCR
Zoe Collins ...........l09t Chickadee .....I los
Terra lncognita ...-.1g Optimo .........,..J07
haInr .109 Our LADY Ids
sixth race. 3-year-o!ds and up. mile and a six
tenth. selling: OLA
fLaneur ..;....... 100 Chorus Boy .1o4
Henry OF Fransta- Trocadero - IDA |
mar 1903 Blanco /
ION spray ...........1W |
CLINTON PARK SELECTIONS.
REPIrRIJf. /