The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
MANE RAN AWAY
FROM CHEAP FIELD
3
With Ben Chance Withdrawn the
2 Handicap Was at the Mercy
of the FayOrite.
P0TENTE AN EASY WINNER.
Corrigan's Redan Spreadeagled
His Field in the Two Year
Old Event-Entry of Bar
p, ish viii Be Refused.
REPUBLIC sPYc1AL

REPUBLIC sPBc1AL>
New Orleans. La. March u-Thane
opened at to In the handicap here to-
day. Ben Chance ran away a mile in his
warm-up gallon and the stewards ordered
him to be scratched. In the new betting
Thane was 2-to-5 choice. He gaIlopeG away
from his field and won as he pleased by
four lengths fro Stratton II. Jessie Jarboe
who received weak ride was a POOR
thfrd- After the race. Go,dbiatt sent Jes-
sic Jarhoe back on she track and repeated
Tomorrow.
Hfldreth, who trains Pot,nta for Senator
Iccarren. was equally successful in the
second event. getting TO / for his money.
In this instance. however, Mrs. Frank Eos
stopped and Potente came away in the
stretch winning easily. Huntressa was Il
Marion Lynch. in the first. raced Miss
Shanley into submission the FAR turn.
and from there on had the purse at her
mercy, winning eased up. by eight lengths
Peter Duryea as easily heat Brown Vail for
second money. Zach Ford stumbled on the
far turn and fell. but both he and Pollock
who rode him. escaped uniIurt.
or the various good things In the third,
Corrigans Redan was the best. He spread
eagled mis- field in the early. part and Won
handily from Censor by two lengths. whis-
Key King. vel played. got away badly from
the inside and was poor third. he was
In the deep going and outrun.
Maltster outfoofed his field in the fifth
leading all the journey, and winning in a
gallop from Moderator. Albert Lee was Il
good third.
Bondage won the last In a drive by
head from Dodie s., Danish being a poor
third. He got away badly.
Bookmakers Sam Stevens and Frank Balm
arrived from San Francisco yesterday ana
drew in to-day.
Danish is bad breaker His entry will
be refused for the balance OF the meeting
Phillips was fined IS for rough riding on
Bummer.
Weather, showe-y: track, heavy
First race selling. one mile,MarIon Lynch 10s
t0tis,. to 5. won: Peter Duryea, Ill fMunrol
is to g. seooI.d. Brown Vail 90 tPhillips) q 10 l.
third. Time, 80. Miss STANLEY. Antitrust
Glenzen. Lineiight and Dousherty also ran Zacs
Second race. seven fir1ongs-Potente, 10 CFul-
1erD, 5 to s. won. Mrs. Frank Foster. 80 Davis
son), to 10. second: Huntressa, io2 tOiisj :, to
Third race. i've furlongs-Eedaa. 1os wink
field. 20 ], won: Censor. Ill Fullerl, 10 to l.
second: Whisky King. 10. CMcJoynu. to /.
Fourth race. handicap. mile and twenty yards
TbaIe, 10 (Briler). to 5, won: Stratton H. 10s
Otis, TO l. second: Jessie Jsrhoe. sSiz U4aack)
sto ]. third. Time. 1.53- Hoodvink and Huzzah
:, FIFTH race, selling. nile-Maltster. III phil
lips), To 1. won; Moderator. 10 (W. Hicks).
10 3 second: Albert Lee. Jos (Afunro). to /.
third Time 1:s2 Fonspray. Russellton. Choice
sixth race, one and one-sixteenth mie-Bond-
age. 30 (Rohbins). to . won: Dodie s.. 81
lDavisson), Y To second: Danish. 100 t,olloclo
. TO s. third. Time. 2:0l. Pay the Fiddler, f.
+ To-DAY'S CRESCENT CITY ENTRIES.
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