The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-15
LORD OF THE VALLEY
WORKS FOR BOOKIES
Goes Begging in the Betting
Ring and Wins the
Stake

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 14-The
marked feature of today's racing was the
marvellous improvement shown by Lord
of the Valley, the full brother to the Bel
mont star, Lord of the Vale The race
was the Gentilly handicap at six and
haif furiongs, and was worth $1,720 to
the winner. NJ. L. Hayman's pair, De.
Reszke and Dick Bernard, were decided
favorites at to 2, the second choice be-
ing Sis Lee, s to 1. Lord of the Valley
went begging at 90 to 1. From the start
he raced out with tDick Bernard. passed
him at the half mile, and despite the hot
pace mad enough left to win by a neck
from De ,Reszke, who was coming very
and cool and the track muddy.
First race, selling, six furlongs-Ralbert,
Ios, p Lee ,! 5 to !, won; Dixie Andrews 1o6,
II. Phillips. to l, third. Time. 1:17a1.
Josie, Clique. Bisque, Galice, Halcyon
Days, Little Red, Tarpon. Diamond Betty
ana Swedish Lad ran.
Second race three and half furlongs,
tWo-year- old fillies- Show Down, los, j.
Ha,e!n1n1essy, a,a nm to 1, won; Anodyne, los, II.
105, D. Austin, 8 to 1, third. Time, AS
Marpessa, Hostility, Mrs. Frank de Befue
and ID, Lady Tarascon ran.
1oa, =. Phillips. s to 5, won; Brush Up.
102, Nicol to l., second; Josette, ,sIO2, W.
Hennessy, SO to 1, third Time. :02 3-5.
t;oTv NORWOOD DC, Ohio, Magnolin, Kilties. Conten
4 Il
Mozzes and Moorish Damsel ran.
Fourth race, Gentiliy handicap, six and
a half furlongs-Lord of the Valley, s5,
Baird. 20 to 1, won; De Reszke. Ill, r.
Martin, | to 2: second; Sis Lee, SO, Aubu-
chon 8 to 1, third Time, 1:22 As. AhoIa
PICK lg,es Bernard, Dan McKenna, Malster and
Fifth Err Sace handicap, mile and twenty
yards-King's Trophy, log, Nicol, to S,
won; nnd. Matador sasdas sS Aubnchon, II to sec
third. Time, Las. Kleinwood, Garnish'
Red Ruler and Rankin ran.
sixth race, selling, mile and half.
Cataline; 105, Deroun, to 2, second;
Lord Tennyson, l.. Rice, to 1, third
Time, 2:4l 1-5. Royal Arms. Barca, Har-
Ty New. The Way, Benson Caldwell and
Jim Tyrell ran.
canteen Beats Judge Hines
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. 1.-THE
Park Hotel stakes today was the feature
and with only four starters. Canteen was
the eddson fayorite and won by a head
after ter. fierce drive with Judge Hines.
sellng-Iole, 81: Wenrick. even er q Won: Won:
Henry Lyons. 101. Gisbourne, 10 to /, sec
sri 9nd; Erstpplatz, 81, Dayen, 10 to 1, third.
row and Maceona also ran.
Second race. three furlongs, two-year-
oldsIMint Boy, 115, Foy. to 8, won:
Favorifa, 112, Sperling, 3 to /. third. Time
:3SN. Pretty Nellie, Woodlawn and Iady T
Charade also ran.
selling Maggie Leeber, 81. Wenrick, 6 to
! 3, won; Crescerten, los, Ivers, to s, Sec
ond; Bensonhurst, 1o5. Fischer, 5 to i,
third. Time, 1:1oM. Marchioness, False.
! Entry, Golden Age and Martius also ran
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth of a.
mile, Park Hotel handicap Canteen. 96,
SspIerhling' sIsaha, 3 to to s. won; Judge Hines 1ds.
Troxler, to 1, third. Time 1:52A
Honolulu also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling
Gigantic 1o9. Troxler, 4 to l, second; Easy
Trade, 1O5, Foy. to 1, third. Time. 1872
so courant, l. sameison, Meorhen, Bland
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Ben
Haywood, 102, Cormack. 9 to 5, won; Al.
lan; Mn;orhisa; los; Greamer, 9as to second;
Time, 1:51. O'Reilly, Rathbride, Barney
Burke, Little Elkin and Mic Longworth
also ram
Tim Payne Takes Feature
Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE
Santa Catalina selling stakes was the
feature Of the card at Ascot today. Tim
Payne. at s to I, was returned an easy
winner. There was bad spill just at
the finish of the fourth race, Sais and
Ellie falling opposite the judges stand,
but both horses and boys escaped injury
Weather clear; track fast.
First race, six furlongs-Requiter, log,
Dugan, 2sto ]. Won; Interlude. .1Oo Fuller
even, second; Padua, 103, Walsh, 8 to l.
third Time, 1:12 1-5. Laura q, Frank
| Maye and Blissful NJ ran.
us Second Eco race, mile-Ralph Reese, 1O2,
Janel to L, second; Sandstone, 80, Kent,
to l, third. Time, 1:401s. Tim Hurst.
and Pacifco ran.
Third race, Santa Catalina selling
stakes, seven furlongs-Tim Payne, 90,
Mcdaniel, 6 to l. won; Luckett, 161, Kent.
4 to 1 . second; serro Santa, 1o7, Herbert
| Tilane, Acelna, Bologna, Judge Denton
and Golden Sunrise ran.
Fourth race, Brooks course--Helgersen
4 to 1, second; Frangible. 80, Mcdaniel,
/ to l, third Time, 2:o334 Juggler Flora
Bright Lauretta Phillips, Dug Marin,
Leonado and No Friend ran
Fifth race, eleven -sixteentrs of a mile
Ralph Young. $. eEsn nebahiel s. to : l. wee: see
third. Time, 1:4sh. sais, aa1i High . chan h !,
ceIlor Briarthorpe, Ellie and Nitrate ran.
Sixth race, mile-Nantor, 90. Dugan, /
to ], second; Mart Gentry, sS, Moriarty,
! 8 to l. third. Time. Al Ben Lear
Potrero Grande, Hersain, Golden Light,
Etnliy .ollver, Platonlus and Wenrick ran.
Venator Keeps 1t Up
| SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 1.-The
Adam Andrew selling stakes was az fea-
| ture at Oakland today The best sprinters
! N the track lined up for the stakes and
1T resulted in a splendid race througI-
out When the barrier was sprung it
was to a perfect start and MiSty's Pride,
/ and tenator raced out like a tea m with
/ Letela right at their heels. After nassiYsg
the eighth pole Venator singled away.
from his field and held the advantage to.
the wire, winning by length
First race, two-year- -oids, three furloncs
/ Grass Cutter, 100, Jones 2H to- yy,s, :
/ Capt. Burnett, 1l2, Mcbride. 2 to see,
ond; Senailune 109 Bell. . to 4 tfiJs,
| Time, :361k. Chief Waitrnaras Euaori,,n,s
1 Rex, Busy Bee, Dora Gentry s53efIfTsas-
! Miss Berg, Soledad and YOio Girl ran
I Second race. ven-sjxteenths sxsf ss,ss,s
/ mile, selling-The reprobate, 1o4 Nc
4 Bride, to /, won: Platt, 112, BuiInall +
to IL, second; Edrodon, le6. Davis < to,
1 /. third Time, 1909. Golden BuelsseJ; ;jivs
/ Golding, Melar, Macens and Lady Fash
! ion also ran. -ss.alSss@sssl !
Third race, thirteen -sixteenths of a
/ naile-San Nicholas. i0S, Davis 3 tossz5
! won; Rector, I02 Michaels to l. sec
| ond; Gateway, 102. Boyd. 6 to 7.s-fflfrfa.s
Time. 1.2sA. FL Photo, Esherin and The
! Lady Rhodesia ran s:sss.ssgses-.-.
! Fourth race thirteen -sixteentfs of q.
mile, selling. stake-Ve 1O3s Fssyiss
! to 5. won; Letoia, 9S Greenfield to S;
1 second; ~. r. Condor log, Andersen g
10 l. third. Time, 1:20!s. Andrew e. ::
Cook, Nagrane, Martinln;,S Elliott Mis-
4 ties Pride and SaIable ran
Fifth race. one mile and a sixtee1iffs1
| seliing-Briers. 1O4. Davis. s TO S. wen:
/ Dungannon. 81, Mcbride, 3 to Isecs,,f !:
Modicum. 104, Fountain. q to i, third
1 Time, 1.53Jz. Flying TorDed0 Rud5