The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-31
SPENCERIAN AGAIN
JOLTS BOOKMAKERS
Heavily Backed Second Choice
Finishes First in Hard
Drive

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 30.-The book
makers were hard hit at Montgomery
Park today when five favorites and Spen-
cerian, the second choice in the Mont
gcmery handicap consolation and the
strongest played horse in the race, landed
first money. The Bennett entry, Little
Scout and Kings Trophy. ruled odds-o
favorite in the handicap. but the bulk of
the play was on Spencerian Miss Doyle
was first away from the barrier and set
hot pace until the turn into the stretch.
when Spencerian. which had been run
ming well in hand at her flank collared
the leader and won in a hard drive to the
wire. Track good.
First AZ furlongs-Jack Dolan 10. III.
Phillips. to l, won; Sea Mate los. Hill
debrand, to l, second; Trigg Morse. lO2.
Aubuchon to l. third: Time :57s4. Joe
Benzing, Hand Mash and Cobmosa also
ran.
Second race, furlongs-Lady wilmot.
80. ]. Mcintyre II to 30. won: Duchess
Ollie, 100, Hildebrand. 6 to /. second:
Mussulman, 80. Feicht, to / third
lime; III. Light Note, Lord French.
and Little Harry also ran.
IilIro race, furlongs-Angleta. III.
H Iy' to 5. won; Miss Jordan. 112. c.
6 6 to !, second: Belle Kinney, liz.
Patapouf, Starbuck and Covina also ran
Fourth race. Montgomery handicap
consolation, l mile-Spencerian, 10, Hide
brand to l; won; Miss Doyle. SO, L.
wilson. II to 1, second: Little Scout, ia
III. Phillips. 1 to 2 third Time. :43k
Bondage, Kings Trophy and Luralighter
Fifth race, steeplechase IL miles
Sweet Jane. 1873, Boyle, Z to 5, won: Don
AMI l34. Archibald, to l. second; Bank
Holiday, 125, Pierce. 10 to l, third Time
2:56A; Bright Girl. Bargee, Myth and
CoIlegian also ran. Gold Bell fell.
Hi Sixth race; l miIe-HiIdebrand. 1o2.
so Schade. 20 to 1. second; Dixie Lad.
"a. Seder. 10 to 1. third. Time, IA.
belinda. Pettijohn. Doctor C, Homestead,
Postmaster wright, Annie Alone and Cen
sor also ran.
Silver Sue Wins Feature
LOS ANGELES. March so.-Tbe feature
OF the Ascot Park races today was the
Santa Monica stakes. with 81 900 added
The riding of Jockey Dugan on Silver Sue
won the stakes. There was a strong play
on the Baldwin entry. Rey del Mundo and
III Dinero. DR.. Hollis, the favorite. had
the pest of the start and led into the
strong finish Silver Sue managed to get
up in time to win. Summary:
First race, Siauson course-Seasick, us.
lon. to 1. second; Chalk Hedrick. io7.
Crossthwaite, to 1, third. Time, 1:11K
swift Queen; Lady NinoTa, Philanthropist,
Materhouse, Fer de Lance, Lady Kispar
and Babow also ran.
Second race. mile-Mi Reina SO. Dillon,
to l. won Emily Oliver. 1903. Helgerson'
9 to l. second; Great Mogul. los. McComas.
10 to l, third. Time, 1:43b Henry CLAY
Rye Church Light. Laureata Phillips, Dol
~ Weithoff and Hersain also ran
Third race, furlongs, Santa Monica
stakes-SilYer Sue. 112 Dugan, to 2,
won; Dr.; Hollis, 11S: Prior. 3 to 1, second
third. Time, 1:O1K. Astral. Neatness
Earl Rogers, Cello, Rey del Mundo and Ell
Dlnero also ran.
q to |; won; Foncasta, H. Wood, to 1,
third F}5t, Time II 3. 1:SSS Fqstian also ran
gerson, to 1. won: Dusky Secret ere iis ss
Wood, 5 to 1, second; Needful, 100, Hol-
comb. 10 to l, third. Time LA. May Hol-
Denzil, Lou Welsea. Crosby, Estrada, Sug-
den and Prestolus also ran.
Sixth race, l mile-Tangible. SO. Palms,
u to 1. won: Warte NIGHT, 100. Moriarty.
to 3. second; Anirad, 1O2, Helgerson. to
!. third. Time, :43. Fortuna tus, Ban
dillo. Mammon, Prince Palatine and Red
Damsel also ran.
Long Shots Figure Largely
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.-Only two
favorites won brackets today. In the fifth
race long shots won all the positions.
First race, 6h furlongs-Velna 100,
Wright, to 1, won; Angelica, 100, Foun-
Jones, even, third. Time I:09H EIba.
Lillian Ayres, Giacoma De Grammont
Tar Baby, Auto Hood, Norinne, Lou Mer-
rill, Steel Wire, Jocular and Colleen Dhas
Second race, Az furlongs-Busy Bee.
Jos, Larsen, even, won; Ebel Thatcher,
112, Sherwood, to 1. second; Iron Wat
son. III, Jones' to 1, third. Time, :56.
Mazapan, Loyey. Mary, Pal James L NJ
and Lady Walker also ran.
Third race. 1 lie miles-Possart, 112,
TTavers, even, won: MaXetta, 107, Bell.
to l., second; MaTelio. 109, Greenfield, 10
to /, third. Time, 1:49%. Theodore l.,
Foxy Grandpa, Tom Slavin, Patsy Brown,
Gone Fishing, Miss Culver, Young Pepper
and Dandie Belle also ran
Fourth race, / mile and so yards-War
Times, 103, Fountain, to 2, won; Evea
q, III, Jones. even, second: Ray 112 c.
Wright, to 1, third. Time. 1:46 Frank
Pearce, Angie, The Fretter and Teufel
also ran
Fifth race 6k NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Queen. 103, Chandler. 10 to 1, won; Billy
Taylor. 107. Wright, 10 to 1. second; Roy
al White. JOY, Graham, to l, third Time.
1;22A Bailey, Sterling Towers, Mounte-
bank, Educate, The Lieutenant and Budd
Wade also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs-St. George. log.
Wright, to l, won; Irideus, ia. Trayers.
8 to 5, second; Sad SAM 10S, Jones. to
Z, third. Time, TIA. Mogregor, David Bo-
land and Glen Nevis also ran.
Five Good Ones Come Over
JENNINGS, D. c.. March 3O.-Fiye ont
OF SIX fayoTites Bohemia, Pater Preen
Sandhurst and Little Woods crossed the
wire first at Bennings today. Through
masterful riding Baird piloted all four of
his mounts to victory. In the third Le-