The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-18
HARLEM TRIAL
 WAS SENSATIONAL
SavabIe, Linguist and Judge Hines Finish in Fierce Drive
DERBY CANDIDATES BUSY
Judge Hines Makes a Remarkable Run-5ernays Was Never a Factor In Yesterdays Contest.
 News of the Races.

Chicago, June 17.-The derby trial special at Harlem today furnished one of the most sensational finishes of the year. savable Linguist and Judge Hines, in fierce drive that commenced at the head of the stretch came under the wire as named heads barely separating them. savable, the American derby favorite, held at 1 to 2 in the race today showed wonderful gameness at time when he appeared beaten. but Gray who had the mount, held savable together and rode him out to victory.
 Probably the most remarkable run by any of the seven starters was that ot Judge Hines winner of the Kentucky derby and Hawthorne handicap. Trailing along far back until reaching the stretch, he closed with a hair-raising rush and would certainly have won had the dis tance been a mile and quarter, or the derby route of a mile and half accord ing to the belief of the majority of horse men and trainers at the track. Bernays, highly touted for the derby and second to Savable in the M Lewis Clark stakes,  The absentees from the race were Claude, Manru and Au Revoir. Savable was made favorite, with Bernays a second choice at to 1; Gregor K and Linguist were equal third choices at to 1. Judge Hines opened at 10 to and drifted to 30 to 1 at post time on reports of recent illness Gil- fain and Maxey Blumenthal were each 20 to 1.
 Weather fine, track perfect.
 First race four and one-half furlongs-- Pat Hamon, 103 (Henry), to 1, won; Mast, 94 (EzelD, 60 to l, second Lonsdale, no (Crowhurst). to l. third Time ;54.
 Second race, six furlongs-Never Fret, III (Dominick), to l, won; Antonius' ll4 tH. Phillips) to l, second; Joe Martin, 113 (P. Phillips) to 1. third Time 1;13h.
 Third race, derby trial, special mile and eighth-Savable, 112 e. Gray), to ?, won; Llnguist, 112 tDominiclO, 15 to ], second; Judge Hines 112 QI. Boker), 30 to l, third. Time 1;53.
 Fourth race, steeplechase. short course Golden Link. Al G. Carter) to 2, won; Mrs. Grannon, TAO tPeters), Il to 5, sec ond. Ceylon, 135 (Owens), c to l, third Time 3:34.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Peter Paul Ill DominlcO, to B. won; Auditor lo9 0Helgerson), to 2, second; J. Y, May berry, IA (H. |Booker), to 1, third. Time ECO.
 Sixth race. mile-colonade, 1OO (Bonner), 9 to 20. won; Sir Hugh, 97 (Adkins), 10 to l. second Vulcain 115 CHenry, to l. third Time 1:40 Is.
 Seventh race. mile and seventy yards Alfred c, 9G QH. Phillips). to l. won; Lord Touchwood. 97 (Robbins), 20 to l, second; Milas. 11O (BelD, to 1, third. Time 1;46
 Entries for Today.
 First race. four and half furlongs- Mildred Buht, Rachael R., Alista, ll5 each; Nellie Cromwell Interrogation, Eugenie B.. Lady Beair 112 each; Rice full. Alice Morgan, Lady Fonso. Annora J., 109 each; Croppie Hindilen lOl. Shades of Night Silver Spinner 100 each.
 Second race, seven furlongs-Jaek Rat- lin no, Sharpless Autumn Leaves, l0o each; Gallagher. Bragg, l04 each; Paul Whaley, Jim Clark. Albert Enright. lOS each; Bessie McCarty 99, Glassful 96. Tie Forum 93 Star of the Sea go, Flying Ship SS, Count Emoul l04.
 Third race the Austin stakes, mile and a slxteenth-McChesney 127 Favo- mus 112, Flying Torpedo lO9 Red Comyn 107 Jiminiz 105, Prosper Lagai. Roll ing Boer schwalbe, lOS eaehi Sam Full len 107 Hoodwink 100, Hermencia 9y.
  Huzzah 96. Louisville 95, Eva G., Sinner Simon 9S each Lampoon 9l. Our Bes- sle s1. McChesney and Favonius coupled as Hildreth entry. Red Comyn and Jimi- neg coupled as Dunns entry.
 Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-Dr. Stephens 1o4 Thane 101, Wain-a- Moinen 107 Lucien Appleby. Monarka, 104 each; Au Revoir 9S. Wartenicht 99
 Fifth race, five furlongs, selling-Gus Ieidorn 1l2, Claremont 110. Beneficient 10S George Sharrion, Salto, Octo. Cafe, Soldier of Fortune, Ralph Young, 105 each Pond. Leech, 10i each; Lady Free Knight 1o2, Glisten 9s.
 Sixth race, mile and a quarter. selling Cogswell 113, Lou Woods no Bonnie Lis sak. Havlland. Erne. 1o5 each; Compass, Turfts 14 each; Sir Faust, Gin Spray, 103 each Modicum 9S. Leroyd 97,Kentucky Cardinal 96, Miss Eon Nimble Nag, 90 each; Rollck II 1l2.