The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
LADY SAVOY TAKES
TENNESSEE OAKS
Miss inez Drops Dead With
Race Almost Won Phil.
lips Escapes

when Miss Inez. the pacemaker, fell and
broke her neck and in which h Phillips.
her rider, had a miraculous escape from
death or severe injury, had the effect of
clearing the track for the fast coming
favorite. Lady Savoy, in the running of
the Tennessee Oaks at Montgomery park
today and the brown filly of William
Gerst won the race with ease.
Miss Jordan who was running close be-
hind Miss IneZ. was thrown out of her
stride. permitting Siss Lee and Druid. the
remaining contenders. to secure second
and third money. respectively. Miss lnez
had been leading the field from the start
and the terrific pace she maintained caused
the bursting of a blood vessel and she
dropped dead. The Oaks was mile race
for year old fillies and worth $4,7S0.
First race. furlongs-Jurist, 1o6. j.
Martin. to /, won; The Saracen. 10e.
w. A. Booker to l. second; Charlie
magne. JOG. H. Phillips, 10 to l. third
CorSair, Fulletta, Sallie Appleton, Lieber
Two Bells, Orenik, America. Aidon also
ran.
Second race, furlongs-Lieut. Rice.
lO2. J.. Mcintyre. s TO l. won; Old Eng
land, III. Schilling, to 10, second; Gold
en- Mineral, 109 J. Martin. to l. third
Graphite, Ogowai Young Jesse, LampoOn,
Lady McKeen also ran.
Third race. furlongs-Iyan the Ter
rible. 105. Lannon. 3 to 5, won; John
Smithsl1i, 105. H Phillips, . to l, second;
Pinkerton los, Henry. Is to /. third. Time,
1;14k- Ouden, Sam Craig also ran.
race, tennessee OakS. year
old fllies. sweepstakes. value 81. $50. mile
Lady Savoy. III. Buchanan. to 5,
won; Siss Lee, III, Mcintyre. IS to 1. sec
ond; Druid. IL, Feicht, 10 to l. third.
Time, 1:432. Miss Jordan ran. Miss IneZ
fell
Fifth race. Az furIongs-Lady Navarro.
IlO, J. Martin, to 10 won, Meadow
Rustic Lady, 10. w. Fischer. Is to 1,
third. Time, :551s Miss Margo. Rhinock,
St. Columbus. May Bingham, Joe Coyne,
Sixth race, selling. lie miles-Uncle
Charley, 80, Schaffner. to 5. won; r. F.
Williams, 1O6. Oliphant, Is to /, second:
Aurumaster. 1OS, Schilling, 10 to l, third.
Maxim, Postmaster Wright also ran.
One FavorIte at Bennina
BENNING. d, c.. April 1O.-Sir Ralph
was the only winning favorite in today's
races. The card was exceptionally good
for Monday. The track was a bit
lumpy. but the going was firm and safe.
Charming weather and prospect of good
sport attracted fine crowd The first
was the best race of the day. Preen.
always the favorite. made the running
into the stretch, where he was challenged
time out this year. but under Fuller's
excellent guidance he nipped the favor
ite in the last fifty yards by a short neck.
The third race was won by Yorkshire Lad,
with Amber Jack second and Jane Molly
third. The winner was disqualified by
the judges. however, for fouling Amber
Jack in front of the grandstand, Amber
Jack being given the race, with Jane Hol-
ly second and Flinders, the favorite, third.
Summaries:
First race. 51k furlongs-Rack King. 113,
Euler I'll ond to i Won: PTeen l2O GresmeT
to l, third. Time, 1:09 2-5. Right and
True Peter Paul, King Crane. Et Tu
Brute and Lord Aintree also ran.
l07, j Johnson. Is to 5. won; T. s. Mar
tin. 107, Burns, 8 to l. second; Tickle. 109,
Fuller. to 10 and out, third. Time,
:57 rs. Proteus also ran.
Third race. furlongs-Amber Jack. 90,
Baird, 3 to ]. won; Jane Holly. 110. Full
Ter. to /, second; Flinders 81. ]. john
Luehrmann Jr.. Rockiands, Limerick.
Yorkshire Lad also ran.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about miles
-Gansevoort. 137. Bowser, 20 to l, won;
Champs .Elysee, 137, Holman, II to 5, sec
ond; Caloorahatchee, 1S7. Owens, to 5,
third. Time, 4:19. Croxton fell at the
last jump.
Fifth race. furlongs-Fritzi schen. 1Os.
Shaw, 314 to 1, won; Worthwhile. los.
Fuller, to 10. second; Oleroso, los. ].
Johnson. to !: third. Time, 1870 2-5.
Pete Daley, Montebello, Garment and
Sixth race, / mile and 70 yards-sir
Ralph. 80, ]. Johnson, 9 to 5. won;
Panique. 107. Fuller, TO 1, second; Canta-
1:47. Black Dick, The Yelled Lady. Fair
bury, Nine Spot and Priority also ran.
Play Was Scattering
NEW ORLEANS, April 10. The last
week of the New Orleans Jockey clubs
inaugural meeting at CITY Park opened
warm and the track in perfect condition
Only two of the six favorites won but
several of the nonfavorite winners were
wen backed and there was a lot of scat
tering play on each of the six races
First race, 8 furlongs-Many Thanks
IQ7; Munro, to l. won; Jim Ferrin. log.
1O4. T. Walker. 16 to l. third. Time,
1:01 2-5. June Collins, Clifton Boy, Sher-
cd, Tonicum, Spring Brook. Wreath OF
Ivy. Hilarity. Robert ] KIeeber. Bill
Second race, Z furlongs-Recreo. 102,
Foy. to l, won; Sharp Boy, los. Nc
Laughlin, to 1, second; Bryan. 10. Walk
er, even, third. Time, 1.27 35. Brushton,
Charlie Dickson, The Trifier, Ascot Belle.
ST Resolute. Midnight Minstrel, Weber
Fields also ran.
Nicol. even, won; Mint Boy. 103, Foy, to
!, second; Hadur. 103, Walker, 13 to /.
third. Time, AS 3-5. Jim McGinnis.
Matthias also ran.
Mclaughlin. 10 to 1, won; Signal II. 107.
droXier, to l, second: First Attempt, 107,
Semilng opa WasntT to THIRD Tine 100 p
orator, Soundly, Inquisitive Girl Roue.
Miss Gallatin, Orderly, Don Alvar also
ran.
Fifth race. 1-16 miles--Morris volrner.
108. G. Schilling. to /, won; Grand
Xitesse, 100, B. Miller. 80 to /, second;
Trinity Belle lo$; Young. 4 to I. third.
Time, LAS 3-5. Ojibwa, GIendon Lou
Woods, Noweta Goldaga, Wellesley, Ram
pooza, Squanto also ran.
Sixth race. 1 Lie miles-Demurrer 10.
Morrison, to l. won; Pathos, I0S, Sailing.
to l, second; Banana Cream, 9S. A.
Brown, to 1, third. Time, 1:47 3-5.
John DOYLE, Brunswick, Twemlow, Mezzo.
Flying Charcoal, Gigantic also ran. Lila
Noel left at the post.
Oakland Summary
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.-Oakland
summary:
First race. S1k furlongs-Chantilly. 112.
Bullman, to l, won; Legal Form, l12,
BoSeman, 10 to 1, second; Midmont, 1l2,
Knapp, 6 to 1, third. Time, 1:42A
Dora Gentry, Telepathy, Queen Rec and
The Broker also ran.
Second race, 6 furlongs-Ocyrohe. 109,
Knapp, 5 to 1. won; Sterling Towers. 1G7.
TraverS, to l, second: Toupee III lar
sen, to 5. third. Time 1:14 CIoverton.
Sir Preston, Funnyside, Sol Lichtenstein.
Ethey Abbott, Clausus, Albemarle. Elfin
King also ran.
Third race, l mile-Sincsrity Belle 90.
Taylor, even, won; Spondoolix. 95, Foun-
tain, 6 to 1, second; Royal Red 100.
Knapp, to 1, third. Time, 1:4iz Gid.
Homebred, Gloomy Gus, Macene, Cotillion.
Ledford also ran.
Fourth race, l mile and so yards-Bab,
109. Fountain. to 1, won; Golden Ivy,
107, Chandler, 6 to l. second; Possart,
109, Larsen, 10 to !, third. Time l:44.
Byronerdale. Best Man, EShesin FreesIas