The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
LUB|N ANNEXES
BOULEVARD STAKE
Elliott Gelding Comes With a
Rush at the Finish and Is
Easily First.
JUDGE BRADY TO THE FORE.
Milan Colt Seems Il Handy Sort
OF Youngster and Wins a Nice
Race-Zinda Leads All
the Way.

After trailing his field throughout III,
early stages of the race and coming witt
Q rush when his chances seemed homeless
1ubin. the chestnut Selding from the Ell.
1ott stable. carried of first money in the
Boulevard Stake at DeImar yesterday.
Close behind him came Footlicht's Fa.
vof1te, who ran a game race IN the slust,
mud and who hung on desperately at tie
emo, hshting the race TO the last fifty
yards, where Lubin drew COMPLETELY
away While short margin back was
JACK Young. who came from the rear di-
vision In the run home and who Just man
aged to get third money.
Although scoring an easy victory and
clearly the best horse in the race. I.ubin
came near getting shut completely off a
8ur1ong from home. and it seemed for an
instant as If he might knock Pourauoi
Pas down while trying TO ge; through
while sending Lubin through the bunch
IN the stretch. Sedcr took him too near
the rail and Pourquoi Pas came near shut
ting him of by swerving inward for an
instant Lubin did not pause. however.
2ut went straight ahead. bumped Pourauoi
ana then came on and won.
Thaf he was many pounds the best WAS
certain. and Judge Murphy very properly
which were raised by few spectators.
Ine pumping was as much the fauh Of
tne Hughes mare as Of I.ubin and the Off
c9is let the race stand without question
deio at even money In the opening bet
ting and backed down from TO 10 at the
oiose the Hughes entry was not danger
our. Gus L, Little Neyersuch was completely out
the disturbing factor here by hustling
xOotfght s. Favorite along at such a mace
mat the slow beginners had little chance
to keep up.
LUBIN COMES ON.
Having fulfilled his mission of demora.-
fzing the distance horses by setting his
terrific pace In the early stages of the
race. Hilee dropped back to the rear
ranks when near the stretch turn. By this
time the field was badly strun. ou; the
majority of the contenders laboring in the
seing. Hhiie Lubin was Just settling Gown
te business and was coming wfth ter
rtnce rush. although several lengths back
Of the leaders.
Turning for home the fell Kept toward
the inner rail. and IL seemed as I.ubin
might be 81 ut of. He bumped Po,irouoi
Pas out of his way. however. then came
on and won The entry was good as
> 10 IN tho betting at some stages.
Miss Manners won n rather lucky race
in the third. Atlas putting up a bad per
formance. She cid NOT run her race bv
any means. Neither did Algonquin In the
last event. who went wide when in ,
commanding position. and who then went
10 the inner rail-. where there was no
chance OF getting rast the contenders In.
front.
Bird Pond relished the going. was held
at a false price. considering her Dreyious
performances on similar track and won
the first without difficulty Rhyme and
Reason was coming fast at the end how
ever, and would have caught her in an
other stride or two. |
Judge Brady won creditable enough |
fece in the second and seems good SORT |
Of colt |
linda found the slush to her liking and |
B1lloped to the stretch in the fifth, when /
she had to extend herself to beat Monaco |
Maid. Jockey Dugan. who rode the lat
ter was hit in the eye with a clod of mud |
q furlong out and could see hut from one /
optic for the balance of the Journey His /
mounts had to be Cancelled in the next /
two races. Jockey Austin being substi- |
tuted on Burke Cochran in the sixth
Dolinda won this race by nose Jockey |
Rice drawing the finish too fine and al |
most getting nipped on the post although \
his mount was decidedly the best.
lngolthrfft had the speed of the party /
IN the last race and led all the way Al
gonquin looked dangerous at the head of |
the straight. but Anderson took her wide
when she was In a commanding position.