The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-24
WOMEN UNABLE TO
BET At JENNINGS
Meeting Opens With All Com.
missioners Barred From
the Stand

JENNINGS. d. c.. March 23.-Favorites
took five out of the six racesrun at the
opening spring meeting here today. The
attendance broke all first day records.
despite the fact that a rule just put in
operation excludes betting commissioners
from the grand stand, which practically
feature was the Bennings handicap, in
which there were nine starters. Toscan,
with Shaw up, won this event easily.
Waddel IL, priced at so to 1, took the
First race, 6 furlongs, Columbia course
-Preen, los, Creamer, to l. won; Tim
Hurst; 19S T. Burns, Is to /. second;
Wild ITishman, 10S, Fuller 5 to .. third.
Time, ILL 40 Peter Paul, Monacador.
Winchester. Reward, Scarecrow, Mistiss
and High Life also ran,
furlongs-oaklawn, III; T. Burns, even.
Anodyne ZIG. Shaw, to l, third. Time.
Isl 4-5; Belden, Baby Willie and Marks
Third race. furlongs, Columbia course
-Waddell III. 80. j. j. Walsh, so to l,
won; Hagamans, 49, Crimmins, IL to s..
second; Lord Aintree. I02, Wainwright, IL
to 5, third. Time, 1872. Rosie Dfnham.
Pete DALEY, Afar, Dixarina and Salt and
Pepper also ran.
handicap. 6 furlongs-Toscan, 120. Shaw.
to l., even, won; Right and True. Ill,
Crimmins, Is to /, second; Buttons. ZIG,
T. Burns, A to l. third. Time, 1:17.
Trapper. Santa Catalina Sais. Amber
Jack, DiYination and Marian Eta also
ran.
Imperialist, 1853, Rodricb, IL to 5, won;
Sandhurst, 1872 Finnegan, to /. sec
ond; Arms, i6S. Henry. to 1, third
and Champs Elysee also ran.
Sixth race, l mile and 40 yards. old
course-Cincinnatus. 10. T. Burns, even,
ELL
ond;, Possession. 106, Smithson. to 1,
third. Time, 1854 AS. Whorler, Homo
lulu and Lady Chariot also ran.
Two Favorites Win
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Annie
Alone and w. 2. Palmer, who were much
easily, were the only successful favorites
at the fair grounds today. The class of
the card was confined to the handicap,
for which Kitty Plat was decided fla
vorite. The illy. which carried top
weight. was worn out making pace. Terms
Rod won, thoroughly ridden out to beat
First '' race. 6 flrionssLGien Gallant,
los, Lee. IS to 5. won; One More. los,
Cocolo, 20 to l.. second; Fannette, Jos, J.
s ae z ca to Hard saddacee Master
Wreath of Ivy, Over Again and Inquisi-
tive Girl also ran.
Second race. l mile-Marlin. 1e2; E.
Martin, to 10. second; Jack Doyle, 102,
Shaver. 80 to 1, third. Time. LAP .2-5.
Stalker. Darnivan. Max Rose, Charlie Mil
Ter, Jim Hale and Baird also ran.
Third race, 1 miIe-Avoid, 100 MCGEE.
6 to 1, won; Rawhide. 1922 TurnbYck z
to l. second; Red Raven, 1o2, L. WiIliams.
Daisy Green, Lord Tennyson, Triple Sill
yer, ojibwa and Frank Rice also ran.
Fourth race EN- furiongs, handics a,o
Trifer, SO. schilling. 100 to 1, second;
Kittie Plat, lis, Aubuchon, to S, third
Time. 1:27 LIS. Edith May and Subtle
Fifth race. / nniEe--Annie Alone. 81.
Aubuchon, 6 to 5. won; Bannock Belle,
90. T: Meade; 10 to 1. second; Juecora,
1:41 1-5. Bonnie 1.-the, Lady Bellaire
Meteoric Margery Gaffney and Echinate
also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs-w. P Palmer
81. L. Williams, to 5. won: Never More.
104. Cocolo. s to /. second; Louise Elston,
Io5, ReinheimeT, rs to /. third. Time,
Charlie Fisher. st. Blue. ogontz. Lady
Felix. Lord and Fleetful also ran Diplo-
mat left at post.
Seventh race, 1 mile and 70 yards
wooinola. 107. J. Martin. s to i. won:
Hershman. 109, McCafferty, Is to 1, sec
ond: Flying Schwab. 102. Lee, 8 to 2.
Kenton. Billy Wake Barker and Al Gotha
also ran.
Fast Going at City Park
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 23-At
the City Park track three of the post ia
vorites finished in front. The weather
was fine and the track fast The fayorite,
st. Tammany. who finished second in the
fifth race, was disqualified for fouling. He
crowded Rian into the last sixteenth and
Nicol. who mad the mount on Rian made
the claim, which was allowed. Nicol was
in fine form, riding three of his mounts
to victory.
First race, furlongs-Bear Hunter, 104
J. Kelly. to 2, won; Thora Lee, 100
Foy, to I. second: Barker Harrison. I04,
Nicol, to /. third. Time. lis. Dare
Devil, Dan Horne, Ella Waggoner A.
Prince. D'Artagnan, Grosgrain and Ma
kina ran.
Second race, furlongs -Libation 11s.
Nicol. to 10, won; Granada. los. Enler-
to 2. third. Time, AT As. Steve Lane.
Electric Bell. Fortunate, Prince Glenn and
Inspector Girl ran.
Third race. 6 Midnight Min
strel, 112. Nicol, 10 to 1, won; Bonnie Re-
gent. 104. ]. Kelley. to l. second: Elk
allied, 1922 Mclaughlin, 3 to 5, third. Time,
liza 2-5. Fila, Mr.. Barnaby, By Play. St.
Venice and Golden Flower also ran.
gon, 1o7. Cannon even, won; Miss Nan
ME L, 81, J. Hennessy IL to 2, second;
Bessie Me, 81, Jenkins. Is to 1, third
Time. Lac rs; Eva Wallesey, Honda,
Justice and Eliza Dillon also ran.
Fifth race. L lie miles-AustraIina, 90,
Oregar, IL to 1. won; Rfan, 100, Nicol, 3
to 1, second: King of the Valley, liz,
tia, Hoedwink, st. Tammany and Gold
Spot ran. St. Tammany finished second
but was disqualified for fouling
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Gra-
II. Cannon. 10 to ]. second; Erbe, III.
Scniling, II to 1. third. Time, Las By
ronerose. Bar lie Due, The Hebrew, Basil