The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-23
OWNER S|MONS
CAUGHT MAPPING.
His Filiy Lowcut Won at Twenty
to One and He Did Not
Back Her.
STREET FOOLED THE BooKIEs.
Cardinal Welsey Won as He
Pleased From Dutiful-Little
Jack Horner Beat Sad
ducee and Scorpio.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Orleans, L., Dec. 22.-Albert ST.
mons. one of the shrewdest owners at the
track. was caught mapping when HIS FLY
Lowcut won the fourth race at 20 to 1.
Simons apparently thought the FLY had
no chance and allowed her to run loose.
Ed Trotter and other smart sharpshooters
backed Lowcut at POS. The public played
Falkland, Edward Hale and Pleasant
Memories. Cannon brought Lowcut home
in front. winning from Falkland in
fighting finish by a nose.
The talent backed Dutiful in the third
race while Doc Street had his following
down on Cardinal wolsey. The Cardinal
was a great horse to-day. He played with
DutifuI and won as he pleased. Street
has been fooling the people with this colt
since the meeting opened. There is hardly
a s-year- old here capable of beating Cardi-
nal Wolsey.
Mike Danaher, who halls from New
York. likes to win good bet and runs
his horses with that object in view. Last
time out Danahers Silver Meade was al
lowed to run loose, and the filly's race re-
fected the fact that her owner had failed
TO back her. Every booky in the ring
tumbied to the foxy Danaher, for to
was the best price laid against Silver
Meade to-day A stable boy named Sail
ing was put UP. but this made no diner,
ence TO the players. Everybody wanted
to back Silver Meade, and the hlly went
to the post favorite over Trossachs: Silver
Meade was the best, and galloped home
first
Little Jack Horner was backed down as
fast as Sorpio went up in the betting IN
the second race Jockey Fuller and Start
er fitzgerald were responsible for Little
Jack Horner's victory. Fitz let Scorpio
on eaay nd EeT gae by an
from Sadducee and Scorpio.
Hayward Hunter and Siddons were
heavily played in the fifth race. Sidney
SABBATH won the race from Stonewall. to
the surprise of all hands.
Talhouet and Mr.. Pickwick carried the
bulk of the money bet on the sixth race.
houet and Mr.. Pickwick won by half
length.
Weather clear; track fast. Summaries:
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARIES.
SAILING. Til i to s won: Trossaehs. 1i5& TnIier
5 to l. second: Tribune. 100 tMcIntyre). 30 70 1.
Aside nach s Ward o Eesinsss s0 and cye also
ran.
rer ia tFnllerl. il 10 s. won; sadduccee, l24
Cochran. u to 5. second: Scorpio. 10 wv.
Ta fS The Prae of Surrey S. s.. Tammany
and John Barleycorn also ran
las aRobbinsj. to s.. won: Dutifui % wv
Fishery. even. second: spencerian. 81 CIV. Hen
g t. t Rneaw T Pnde 81 f sRSs
and LETTER also ran,
cut. los Cannon. % to /. won; Falkland. ics
Oh. Phniipsl . TO z, second: Short Cake: 100
sByer). z TO 9 third. Time. .C9 leo. Any Day,
Alfegrette. Edward Hale Edna Edwards, Pleas-
ant Memories; Pistol: Lady Walter Pinky B.
FIFTH race mile and five-eighths-Sidney Sab
bath. IS tH. Phillipsl. to ]. won: StonewalI
103 fTrueber. Il 10 /. second: Hayward Hun
ter, 9s (R Johnson). 3 to 2 third Time, $50
Badger Siddons. Fair Lass. Nancy Blake and
Mary Moore also ran.
Sixth race Ave and one-haif furlongs-Mr
Pickwick, 1927, tSalling),- II to 5. won: Tai
houet. i05 fNIblack). to s. second: Responsive
100 fLindsayi 100 TO J. third. Time. 1:0s 2-5.
Mamrnon. Charlie Fisher. Major Carpenter.
Ethel ScTuEsr. Glenho. Philllda. Delmant
caiera and Black also ran.
TO-DAY,S CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES