The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
JACK YOUNG SHOWS
SUDDEN REVERSAL
Baker Horse Runs One of His
Good Races and OyerthrOws
Form in Feature Race
at Delmar.

Jack Young ran one % his good races
yesterday and came home ahead q hts
field in the feature event at Dclmar.
Held NJ the longest price of the four
starters. the Baker horse showed sudden
improvement. cam. away at the stretch
head. outran the Regent IN ,;Ie straight
and won without much difficulty in La.
He was ridden by a stable boy namei
Howard. who has been exercising hIrr I'm
his morning gai!oIs. and 10 this fact tie
stable attributes the kindly fashion I'm
which the horse ran. AT that. IL cannot
be denied that his race was a form :e-
yersal and that II was in striking con-
trast To his performance on Labor Day
On that occasion. over similar track.
the Regent beat him eight lengths. each
horse carrying los pounds Jack Young
was a doleful last. Yesterday. Jack Young
was srnitten with enthusiasm over the
racing game and was always a contender.
Carrying four pounds less than The
Regent. he heat the latter without trouble.
II any form OF haniicapping iustifies
margin Of eight lengths on the basis OF
four-pourd switch Ia weights. the writer
Is not acquainted with IT. Jack Young
turned a form reversal OF a startling sort.
and that is all there Is to the race
Just So had none OF his usual early
speed As a rule. Just So is always out
in front. striving o. make runaway race
of It Yesterday Just So showed in front
for one brief instant. then dropped back.
evidently satisfied with himself and with
the effort.
Another race where form was passed up
for the time Was IN the second event
Here Oudenarde defeated Judg. Cantri!l
in the last few strides. on September l
Cantriil and Oudenarde met. each carry
ing 10 pounds. Cantriu came from be-
hind and finished siN and one-hali lengths
ahead of Cudenarde. Yesterday. carrying
five pounds more than OudcnaFds. tstntrliI
was q dismal sort OF second Here again
pounds was accepted as tustifyinS the
overthrow of such n performance as that
of Cantrill and Oudensrde September
Rebo showed traces OF his early season
form by winning the last race haHdiiy
enough from Nafslda- Although kept I'M
der restraint for the early stages. thus be
ing prevented from opening up his usual
last event on the card without difficulty.
LAWSON captured the firs- race In easy
style. Jockey Austin holding him under
the third event. although Jockey Dugan
los. his stirrup at the quarter pole ana
dropped his whip a moment later. He Tas
I n1 Ip n Ms wnrsh,p. frSrn the Bennett
stable. broke his leg in this race
Lustig hung on well enough TO win the
fifth race. Misanthrops getting an indifer-
snt ride. Conway took her inside LIsttg:
coming down tn. stretch. when he could
have saved at least two lengths by keep
ing on the outside of the Schrsiber colt
Jockey Cocolo followed Jockey Foley
yesterday. both boys being told to stay
away from the track
Tom Crabb. a weilknovn selling platter:
owned by James Comerford. will be sold
at auction in the Delmar paddock to-day.
A large number OF thoroughbred year
i.rgs will be sold in the Delmar paddock
next Monday. the sale beng held under
the auspices Of Ken Walker. Fffty-fve
youngsters are in the number. some being
the get OF lieher Kari. who Will be Well
recollected locally One filly which IS at
tracing some attention Is a gray young
ster by Ivor out OF imp. Grey Agnes. She
was born In Italy and Is said TO be high
class yearling.