The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-13
Hildreth's Useful Platter Has Bad
Racing Luck and Is Weakly
Ridden by Fuller.
BIG WEIGHT STOPS MCDANIEL.
Spec Draws Away From Him in
Stretch and Wins by a Length
-Tammany Chief Wakes
Up-EllisOn Ships.
REPUBLIC Special.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
| New Orleans. La. Feb. III. U. Strode's
game and consistent performer St.Tammany
again showed to-day that he is one of the
most useful horses at the Fair Grounds.
When, in hard drive. he beat lebanon a
mon was the favorite, but with Fuller up,
the ring was inclined to take liberties with
him He was backed from even money to
many. at to 2. and Albert F. Dewey, at
In Il TO .; We're both played heavily to beat
commission in that forced cut on lebanon
TO even money again.
a,Ss S5 u Tahmmany hna got away in his stride and
the Hildreth horse got another jam Rhen
Albert F. Dewey Joined the pair at the
stretch bend. At the furlong pole St. Tam
many and Dewey were fighting it out three
lengths in front of lebanon. When Full
Ter began riding the latter he responded in
grand style. wore down Dewey, but could
not quite get to St. Tammany. Fuller's
fiae was a weak one.
Inc heavy and lunpy track beat Henry
Mcdaniel top weight in the third. Odom
punished him from start to finish. He was
mead head,and,head IL IL with, Spec to the last six.
won by length The books accepted Henry
Mcdaniel wagers. believing the weight
would stop him. and he receded from to
Mrs. L. Iandry's Bud Embr.. a 40-to-1
shot. won the first easily: He was backed
vorite. had early speed. but stopped at the
stretch turn
The Boston was backed for good thing
in the second. She opened a gap Of three
lengths on the back stretch. and led to the
last sixteenth. where she tired as If short.
Blueblaze getting up and beating her half
Tammanv Chief the good thing in the
fifth. Won in drive from Wunderlich:
Peat. the pacemaker. third.
Moroni won the last by neck from
Meran.
C. r. Ellison to-day shipped his horses,
Harry New. Senator Morrison. Daddy Ben
jockey. Mcintyre. went along also. and in
the same car with Ellison's lot. ]. Arthur
snPped an Ransn Ph0 artnr has boHSb
Kiamassa from Dodson & Co.
CRESCENT CITY SUMMARY.
Weather clear; track slow and lumpy.
selling qHs srIaa msBss fsss EmeEy FL 9IssI
shi5a ssfs Ti%s Issssss 1ss Sir Knsstcn Dqnas
ns Ma5sy SaR and M,, also 2a
m selling six rbs 5s nS
se a se5 to- second &C "h Ths ca.ton az % Ioi obbins, *
TO l. 'h5d Time ad. LIZ u Moranda Sister
Aubrey. - Hanzie ii and Guatama also e' ran -'l'''
co Third hi ;,n race five and one;hslf fgM;l9pgsnspes
odOm'. even second; G,ennevis los t9beT,son1;
Fourth race handicap. seven furlongsMst , Tam m
many. VI tDaVisson). D TO z. won; teIanlon. lUl
(Fuller), s TO 8. second: Albert F. Dewey, s5
t7obbns). 13 to 5. third. Time. 1871 Kaloma
also ran
Fifth race, selling. one and one-quarter mile
Tamnany Chief 10l Lindsey, to l, won: Wun-
derlich IS FuIler), I to /. second: Peat. io1 (W
Hicks,. to 2. third, Time. e:1t Ceylon, Erne
Iatson. John Bull, Ironia and Bushnell also
Sixth race, selling mile-Moroni 1o2 (Ful-
ler}. 10 to 5, Won: Meran. 80 QIndsey), TO 8,
second: Ruby Race, 81 tPhiips). 20 to I, third.
Time. 1:46. Alline Abbott. Blue Ridge. False
Lead. Badger. Thurles Great Star and Star and
Garter also
TO-DAY's CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.