The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11
BIrEenruth and B~eauchamp Refused
Privilege RIdInE nj FnIr Grounds.

Il was unoficisIly stated yesterday that
Jockeys -Beauchamp and Bireknruth had
been denied the privilege OF accepting
mounts at the Fair Grounds. BIrkenruth
was 10 have ridden several horses yester-
day, but was taken of. So far so good.
Perhaps Birkenruth did m~ismanage horses.
The sporting editor OF The Republic
thought that he did not give scepter his
best Efforts when he was beaten by In
t~errogatiOn. and also thought that he was
not interested in the second race OF Fri
day with Captain CASTOR. until he saw
I Quiet could not win. Still. Scepter lost by
an inch only, and no matter what Biz
kenruth may have figured upon doing
with Captain CASTOR. he won with him.
and IL Is not for any one to go behind the
results In this case as FAR as Birkenruth
Is concerned. II quiet was 10 be ''shoOed''
In. others were In on IL as well as Birken-
ruth. And no matter what Birkeuruth
may have aimed TO do. he won.
This is not a defence OF Birkenruth or
Beauchamp. But u either boy mismln-
aged one horse. there are Others who have
mismanaEed 1--WE for every one BiTkenruth
and Beauchsmp mishaudled. and these
others are stin uding at the Fair Grounds.
Foley's ride on Cogsweu yesterday was
a dream. He took him wide on every
turn. held him hack TO the stretch. then.
came through confidently and won by a
head in a mild drive. CogsweII could
nav WI Just 81 NHaAHN AA A&o ENAAAEAN
better time. ANY boz that can save one
that way must be capable,
J.. Taylor Is another boy who wins
without showing his horse un. Turning
for home yesterday. The Bobby was hve
lengths behind the last horse in n strung
out field He won Just the same. ana
Tayio. threw away I'VE engths hy akiug
him from the outside TO the Inside to get
alongside 81 LcenJa- They never set The
bobby Gown until they hit the stretch. II
they SGT him down At the three-eighths
pole he would come home alone. Even
the great Josie r. champion OF al cham
uiuns. TIE Firenzi o. the "shoo-ins." tho
Yo TambIsn ~ the Lnbs. the Miss Wood
ford OF tire Shells. cannot hardly beat The
Bobby. As FOR Little Scout. Taby Tosa
and Dan McKCuua. they arc jokes. mere
jokes
Kindred. who has n part Of each or his
T9qF ise iv to run gT- Ell "a B B5f nam as asS dsee 13
a fellow and harmless a man as ever
owned a horse. kindred bad not been
a f~avorite. backed by his owner for a lin
tied amount and ran IKE he ouCht TO run
last or t~hereabouts His entries viii be
refused In future
General Manager Carmody OF the Union
Jockey Club a-nnounesa AS nlEht ina
roofing and finishing nt the stand OF the
race track. which he = building at Union
avenue and Natural Brt9ge load, had 1esn
which erected the varied Indus
tries building AZ the worlds Fair grounds.
The contract calls for $500
The Illinois Steel Company IS erecting
the steel work OF the stand a portion OF
that work was In course OF construction
yesterday. The steel contract calls for
$2l.0o6 or 5000 in all for the stand.
Poor Jockey Wallace never got on any
thing that was better than 10 70 l.. ave
Taby Tosa. until he got on Miss Craw-
ford
This dlIy does not like mud" in
--wfrnF.I n---- harden TO WALLACE so |
hold her an well lest she overreach and
hit herself
Wallace followed DISTRACTIONS. held her
vel and was ruled On tor DONG IL