The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-06
6. '. B0CACKI,
AT RINGING
HORSE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE g.
 YEAR-OLD UNThvE.
Plunge Was Made in the Books, and Examination Shows That 4- Year-old Was to Go
 to Post.

Examination SnoWS xnaC E. Year-old Was to Go
 to Post.
 St. Louis, Aug. 5.-By the alertness of Judge Brady. what is believed to have been an attempt at ringing was frus- trated at Delmar Park today. Untrue. 2-year-old of fair class. has been run l ming unplaced in poor fields of horses for some time. Today Untrue opened at 2O to and was heavily played going to the post at to 1. The betting aroused Judge Bradys suspicion The horse Untrue, in todays race, dash of nve and nait nal. was found to be a 4-year-old. Judge Brady declared all bets off and ordered the horse scratched. -
 A heavy rain made the track sea of mud. Favorites were bowled over with precision. Summary:
 First race, five and one-half furlongs- Potter. 1io. A W; c. Boeker9. 10 to I. won; second: Millbrook, 1O5. D. Austin). 10 to l, third. Time. 1:16 Marc Stone. Wood lyn, Pinky B., w. P. Palmer, Port War den, Turando and Toupee ran.
 Second race seven furlongs-Tenny Bell. 95, tShea), 8 to 5, won; Fugurtha, 1OO, tGullett). 10 to l. second; Pay the Fiddler 1O7, GA. w. Booker), 10 to l, third. Time, Pope Leo, Larouge, The Four Hundred, George A. Ketcham, Tom Crabb and Cot ton Plant ran.
 T ThiEa , race; one mile-NevsTsuch; mile %go.s; 1oe 1ce fSheehan), 10 to 1, second; Blando. 97, Higgins), 10 to 1, third. Time, 1858. Cau- tious. Hindi Fernia and Olentz ran. Fourth race, six furlongs-Fitzkanet, 109, (Sheehan). to s. won; Malster, 1O6. Hig- gins), 8 to 1, second; Actine, g. U1ivings- ton), 30 to 1, third. Time, 1:1s. Lady yashti. Nearest. Helen Print and Croix Fifth race. six furlongs-Brancas. 10S. (SheehaD. to l. won; Imboden, 10S. CD, HalD, even, second: Milkirk, 102, (Brid- welD. 6 to 1. third. Time 1:2o 1-s. Sixth race. mile and ons-eighth-Mem- nhian, lO2, lp. Austin), to l, won; Dr. Hart. 10S, 0Sheehan), to l, second; Baro- 2:05. Emma Meyer, WhaIeback. Terra Incognita, Irving Mayer, Carley's Dream, Exapo, Pomjlona, Brown Vail and Mo-
 Entries for Today.
 First race. four and one-half furlongs-- Soson, 90; Grief. Ann Dear. Our Lillie, Bride, 1O1: Alegrette, 9s; Juvenilla, 108; Canossa, Bessie Kirby, 95; Aide Cant, Sex tenette. 401.
 Judge Rankin, IA; Carpet Knight 104; Hydrophobia, Orien, Dr. Jones, 1l9; Len nie Powell, My Pet, Cross Molina, D. of R., IF; Prince Herman. 112; Offset, 1O5; Third race, five furlongs-Tom Riley, 1o6; Follies Bergeres, Woods Perry. Ben Adkins, 100; Major Carpenter, Milkirk, 103G
 Fourth race, mile and sixteenth Galanthus, 100; Mss Eon, Immortelle, 90: Henry of Franstamar, 1O5; Warner, 98; Class Leader Leon De, 92; Varnafonso, Whiten. Kings Sister, SS; Sir Paul, pr. Hart, 102
 The Messenger, W. B. Gates. 1O7; George w: Dasch, 101; Linden Ella, 105.
 Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Miss Gould. Helen Hay, Dottie Shute, no; Or- leans, Kohn Wreath. The Orian, 1O7; Custus, 107; Lynch, 114; Legation, 112; Joe Goss. Weird, l1s; Northern Spy. l22.
 At Saratoga.
 Saratoga, N Y. Aug 5-Today's racing was characterized by a very heavy track considering which the scratches were few and the attendance exceptionally good. The stake event of the day was the Sene- ca for S-year-olds. Toscan. the favorite got away in the lead with Castalian fol- lowing and the rest of the field punched. Counterpoise, an Albany horse who had been backed from to down to g to s was third at the start The positions were unchanged at the quarter pole but Castalian took the lead at the three- eighths mark and was never headed. Toscan finished second by two lengths in drive and Virgil Soil third by three- quarters of length. Counterpoise finished fourth.
 First race. five and one-haif furlongs- Mimon, S9 (Roblnson) to 1, won; Red Man, 94 CT. o'Connorl 20 to l., second; Auf Wiedersehen, 92 (McGafferty) 20 to 1, third. Time. 1:11 3-5. Long Spur. To San. Interlude, The Globe Origin, Extra law. Tommy Rot, Hoceo and Blackamoor also ran.
 Second race, steepIechase, short course Fox Hunter. 150 (G. Green) even, won; Caller. 135 CWilson) 10 to 1. second; Ohnet, l46 (Sanger) 1-2 to 1. third. Time, 4:12. Amur. Manilian and Bounder also ran.
 Third race. the Seneca, six furlongs- Castahan, 1O6 CT. Burns) 10 to 1, won; Toscan. 113 (Redfern) to l, second; Vir- gin Soil. 106 Hicks) 20 to i, third. Time, :17 1-5. Counterpoise. Foxy Kane. Never More, The Guardsman and Sweet Alice
 Fourth race, mile and a furlong-se- tauket, 110 (FulleD to 5. won; Car buncle, 115 c. Burns) Il to 5. second: Sir Voorhies. 1l2 (o'NeilD 9 to 5, third. Time. 200 3-4
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs- Graceful. 104 (H. Cochran Ii to 5. won; Tic sau. 14 (Redfernl 12 to 1, second; Plrouette. Ill Go'NeilD to 5, third. Time. Ill. Palette Stormy, Low Cut. Resent ment, NJ. Theo. Ponapa, Pickle and Sixth race, mile-Stroller. SS (McCaffer- tyl to l, won; Star and Garter. Ss (Con- nelD F to l. second; Bon Mot, 11O (Hicks) to 2, third. Time, 146 2-5 John Bar leycorn. Locket. Eva Russell. Gloriosa, Earl or WarWlck ana Easy Street also ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, lightweight handicap; six l furlongs-Coburg, 133; Rigodon l30; Gay | Boy, 12S; Yardarm, 12S; Tamoshanter 1l9; Forward, 115; Monte Carlo, l10; Sparkle Eshe. los; Orloff, 106.
 Second race mile and sixteenth on turf: selling-Birchbroom, 10S; Hyland. Ros- | tand. I01; Mosketo, 30; Peninsula, 9S; Car roll D, Flora, 96; Florham Queen, 91; Elm | barrassment, S6; Lowly, S4.
 Third race, the Spinaway; five and one l half furlongs-Testimony, Rowena Rag land. Great Crossing Euphrata, Memoirs, Dove Cote, 1l9; French Matron. Little | Elm. Fine Art 116
 | Fourth race. mile-Chuctanunda I26: Hermis. Masterman. 119; Hurstbourne, Africander. 116; Tunnels l09; Yardarm, | Flying Ship, 1W.
 Fifth race, five and one-half furIongs; | selling-Bath Beach. 105; Gold Spnk. Judge, 100; Tamarix, @; Grenanda, Mag dala, 95 Play Ball. 92; Sweet Tone. So.
 Sixth race, mlle-Russell Garth, Pan Eongin, 1l4; Heir Apparent. Toboggan, Lenarka. Pass Book. Dorset. Gipsano, | Ill; Rockmart. Cottage Maid. 1O9.