The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-27

Well Played Second Choices
Are Winners at Hot
Springs
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Jan. 26.-Rose-
berg, Irish Jewel. Mamie Worth and
Possession, carrying the public money
hammering the books have been receiving
since the track became good was kept
up. In the remaining two events Platoon
and fiorlzei, Well played second choices,
First race. three furlongs-Roseberg,
u.s. u.s., Henry Herr, 2 to s, won; Matthias, 1os,
Indigestion, Masseni and Good also ran an.
Second race ss FIVE and one.half furlongs
Black. Art. 1o4, H. Hildebrand, 9 to 5,
second; Our Lille, Sc, Sewell 95 to /,
third adrdcn Tine Tins, Jos Juyenal II Eremi;
Jones, Glow Star and Aspasia also ran
Third race, mile-Irish Jewel, 104, Nc
Laughing, to S, won: Annie Chapman,
a. sSl s Dickson 70 to second Amoroqs
Dundal, Col. Preston, Easy Trade,
Eclectic and Proceeds also ran:
Fourth Fourth race, five and one,half furlongs.
Mamie Worth. 120, Wonderly. to 5,
won; Oudon, 80, s. Dickson, Is to 1, sec
ond; No cane 81 j. J. Walsh, 8 to l.
long, F'oliies Bergeres, Right and True,
Glad Smile. Vanness and Incense also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
1oS. S. Dickson t to s, second sec, Liberty !1,
100, Hildebrand, 10 to 1, third. Time,
1:427k. Baikal also ran.
100, Hildebrand, 2 to 1. won; Asterisk.
102, Foy, 5 to 2, second; Togo, 107, Pirate,
9 to 1, third. Time, 1928. Billy Jack
son, Room Mate. Shady Lad and Altar
Most Winners Lose
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-With the
exception of Phil Finch and Reveille,
whose races were practically gift to
order today. Mr.. Jack. favorite in the
first, was sluggish at the start, went wide
on the turns and though he came very
fast at the end, could never get up. Sum-
mary:
First race, six and a half furlongs-
Kernel, 1o7, w. Robins, Is to 1, won:
Gladiator s I q, 1o3, Gannon, 9 to !, second;
Time, 1:2S. Hannibal Bey. Sanction,
Barker Harrison. Charlie Celia and Shock
Second race, six furlongs-April Show
ers. Ito, III. Phillips, 9 to 2. won;. Poseur,
l07, r. Johnson, 9 to 10, second; Floral
VIE o1 1es s aae Fa to bi nT s Is
Hakim, Fitzbrillar and Ida Leib also
ran.
Third race, six furlongs-H Homestead.
g. Aubuchon, to 5, second; Sand Bath.
1;4 40 AZ Agnes virginiai And ra One
Echinate. Tickle Saint and Lady Felix
T. F 9araas h snss Pix mile Ps and tEs9
won; Careless, SO, Crimmins,- 5 to l.. sec
Time, 1:4a s-5. Foxmead and Byron Rose
Fifth race, mileaaReyeilIe, JOG, J. Mar
80 to l. Sec second; Trogan 1o1, PIu Plum 100
The Trifer Bountiful, Barkelmore. Yell
mantown, ChantereHe, Rondolet and Sig
mund also ran.
80, Aubuehon to l. won; Hoodwin aa
De Rouen, to, S, third Time, 2:11.
Rachael Ward Royal Arms, Hickory
Corners, Semper WAX and Baird also
ran.
Oakland. Favorites Go Down
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-Three
favorites went down in a row at Oakland
today. Weather clear; track sloppy.
First race, three furlongs-rm Joe, 1Os.
Mcbride Mcbride 3 to l. won; Syphon Girl 105.
Anderson. 5 to l, third. Time, BIN.
Southern Lady, Yearning, Yolo Girl.
George A. Knight and Mazapan also ran.
Reubold, 102, Mcbride, 8 to /. won; yell
lowstone, 1o7, Davis, 5 to 2, second; Alta
G. loI, Bonner, to ], third. Time, 1:o4
Gowan, Remark, Puredale and Rosebud
also ran.
Third race, six furlongs-Prestano, 80.
Fountain, to l, won Black Thorn, 112
nnh
Knapp, 20 to 1, third. Time 1:1sM
Greenock. Ell Moro. Pencil Me, Bassenso
Rey Hooker. Dotterell, Libbie Candid and
Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-war
Times. 81, Greenfield, to 2. won; Barney
PI 9ays 1 1o4, Jones, to !, second; Mr..
Frangible, Isabellita and Maxtress also
Fifth race, Futurity course-Platt, 100,
Mcbride, 6 to S, won: Edrodun, III,
Jones, to / second Rob Rsgon. III.
go; Jones. 8 to 5, won; F; s. Toylasto,
11e, Alarie, s to !. second; The Volt. log.
Sailor, Miss Raphael, Chabiis and Tarcola
Belle also ran.
Divide Equally
LOS ANGELES. CAL, Jan. Eta
vorites and outsiders divided honors
SQudlly at ASCOT To-Day, eacn landing
three races Of a very ordinary card. Flea.
Arab and Swift Kittie Bellairs were
fancied by the form players, and were
successful while Riceful, Bessie Welfly
and Marlborough furnished the surprises.
Summary:
First race, short course, steeplechase,
handicap-Flea, III, Sullivan. 6 to 5, won;
CRATER. 40. Bernhart. 8 to I, second;
Decimo, $50, McHugh, to 2, third. Time
S:O5. DR.. Clark and May Holiday also
ran.
Second raoa sax,ay, f,,rlo,,oe r,ioaf,,1
81, Kent, to l, won; William F. H., 1o7,
j. Booker. to l. second: Ledatrix, 102,
| e. Walsh 5 to 1, third Time, 1:29 Gray
iette, Frank Mayo. Egg Nogg, F'rierline,
| Rosseric. Estrellada. Tizen, Count Ru-
| dolph ana Conceit also ran.
Third race, mile and e-eighth-Arabo.
| III, Lynch. to 5, won; Water Cure 100,
| Fuller. to 2, second: Ralph Young, 101,
Moriarty, to 2, third. Time, 1884,.
Briar Thorpe and Blissful also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Bessie
| Welfly, 100. Clark, 10 to 1, won; Met
lakatla, 1e5.- Meriarty, to /, second;
Bandillo, 107. Mcdaniel. to /, third.
| Time, 1:2S1s. Albert Enright, Estado.
| Sugden, Anirad. Straggler Funnyside.
! Freesias and Lou Welsea also ran
Fifth race. five and one-haIf furlongs-
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