The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-29
FEW F|LLIES OUT
FOR CLASSIC OAKS
Small Field of Ordinary Ability
Entered for the Great
Event

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S-The time
honored Oaks failed to bring out any high
class fillies. Five responded to the bugle
call and Tichenors filly ruled a pro-
nounced favorite, but Lady Goodrich had
many friends. Sea Air and Morito were
friendleSS. The horses were not long at
the post, and Loretta NJ took the tracd,
winning all the way by a length and
half. Del Carina, who could not raise
eallop in her recent races, performed an
acrobatic feat by pressing the winner,
getting second money. Lady Goodrich had
to be content with third money from Sea
Air The latter, after racing out with the
winner to the half pole, was in distress.
Summary:
First race five furlongs- -Meada, 100,
sullivan. to 5, won; Fay Templeton, l00,
Bonner, 10 to l, third. Time, 1:061s:
Maoene, Lady Fashion, Lily Golding and
Norinne also ran.
Water Spout, "a, Greenfield, 10 to 1, won;
Educate, 104, Chandler, to- l, second;
Prestano. 9S, Fountain, 10 to l. third. Time;
1:13%. Bard Burns, Batidor, Capitol and
Emma Reubold also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs-Cincinnatu
107. Mcbride, z to 2, won; Anvil, 1o4,
Wright. 10 to 1, second; Sol Lichtenstein.
1O9, Clark, a. to 5, third. Time, 1:34 40:
Tam O'Shanter, Lady Kent and Hulford
also ran.
fornia Oaks-Loretta M. 1T, Prior, to
10, won; Del Ca1ina, 112, Jones, Is to l,
second; Lady Goodrich. 112, Bell, 8 to l,
third. Time, 2:0334 Sea Air and Morita
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth Major
Tenny, SO. Anderson, to 2, won; Modl-
cum "a, Fountain. to l, second; GG w.
Trahern, 95, Mcbride, to s. third: Time,
:57. Esherin,; Matt Hogan and Serenity
also ran.
l.
bert Fir 112, Alarie, 4 to 5, second; True
Wing. i07. Anderson, to 1, third: Time;
1:27A. Andvari, Bob Ragon and Mapei
Bates also ran.
Phil Finch Has No Trouble
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 2S.-Capt.
j. T. Williams coft, Phil Finch, had no
trouble in winning the Audubon selling
stake at a mile and worth Sl,620 to the
decided fayorite in the betting. He met
with some interference at the start, and
Baird did not hurry him, rating him along
to the stretch, where he came away and
won as he pleased. Florentines defeat or
Rapid Water was the surprise of the day.
Weather clear; track fast Summary
First race five furlongs-Agnes Vir-
ginia. 100, Baird, to l, won; Mon Amour,
106, Sailing, 20 to 1, second, Queen Esther,
1905 Is. Queen Rose, Green Gown, Korea,
Lass, Nellie Nellie Russell, Triuamphtress also
ran.
Second race, five and a half furlongs--
Fannette, Ill, w. Hennessy, 80 to l. won;.
ond Belle of Portland, III: H. Phillips. 6
to 1. third. Time, 1:0s 3-5. Alice Com
moner, Allinda, Athlana, Mag Nolin,
Gerda, Mary McCafferty, Melita, Detest
Miss Aubrey also ran.
Third race, six furlongs -F1orentine, 81,
110, j. Martin, to 10, second; Sadduccee,
is Is gyinelOls HhS5 TeD0ggan Egnowsdas 5aKs
Grand Opera, Lucy Young also ran;
Fourth race Audubon selling stake, one
eTPhil Finch Eli los Baird' = to 10: scn0d won;
third third. Time, itu' 1:4o 40 4e5 Homestead, Red
sne Rwn gee Master kee aiye rsn
Fifth race mile and seventy yards-Au
Revoir 1O6 H. Phillips, Is to 10,- won;
ond; Cornscate 1O7, j. Martin, 9 to 2,
third Time, las rs. Foremaster, Aus
tralina, High Wind, Frank Rice, Kinlight
Sixth race, six furlongs-Far West 1o7,
Cannon, to 5, won; Inspector HalpiIl,
107 Crimmins, 80 to l, second; Darius, 110,
Pawtueket,. Ranger. Fox Hunting. Alcan-
tara National Norwood Ohio, Kilties,
kits and Omealca also ran.
oxford Wins Handicap
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 2S.-Carry-
ing lilo pounds and coupled in the betting
handicap, worth $3.50 to the winner.
Schoolmate was but short head behind
the winner, and Horatius coming like a
whirlwind a length behind the place
horse. The time 2:06, is a new record
for the track. There were thirteen start
ers in the handicap. The day was hard
ing heavily played. Three favorites, two
close seconds, and a popular outsider
!. were the victors Summary:
First race, one mile and quarter, hur-
s. won; DR.. Long, las, Collins, 6 to /, sec
ond; Flea, 155. Rice, 5 to 2, third. Time,
2:20 DR. Clark, Ed Lanigan, Camel and
Col Bailantyne also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Counterpoi
109, Fuller, to 5, won; Happy Chappy,
100, Perrine, to l, second; st. Winifred.
Marlborough, The Bugaboo Elfn King,
bod Anderson, Cloverton, Gentle Harry,
Mammen, Agnes Mack and The Lieuten-
Third race. one mile and quarter, As
cot handicap Oxford. 11o. Fuller, s to S,
won; Sehoolmate. IA, Otis, 6 to 1, sec
third. Time. 2:06. Fossil. Pasadena, Sid
ney c. Love, Glisten, Bragg, Requiter,
High Chancellor, Flo Bob, Nitrate and
Fourth race, Brooks course-Iras, 80,
Mcdaniel to 1, won: Golden Light, 100,
Tooman, to 2, second; Montana Peeress,
SO, Kent, to 5, third. Time, 2:O4 Hub
Prather, Turtle and Lookaway also ran
Fifth race, one mile. handicap-Tim
Payne, 100. Tooman, 8 to 2, won; Nc
Grathiana Prince, 100. Dugan, to 1, sec
end; e', Emperor of India; ll5. Miller, to 5,
liam Wright and Princess Tulane also ran
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards
Blissful 104, Mcdaniel, 5 to 1, won; Ralph
Young, 109, Helgesen, 5 to 2, second
Padua, IL, Lynch, even third Time
1:44%. Club and Heather Honey also
ran.
Rooleies Get Even
HOT SPRINGS. ARK, Jan. 2S.-The
books had the best of the argument al
Essex Park today, Canteen. the fayorite
In the Arlington hotel stakes, being the
only well played horse to finish first "A
w. Booker landed two winners. one OF
them 10 to 1. The track was fast.
First race. seven furlongs-Mut Bene.
at. 10S. A. W. Booker, 10 to 1, won; Two
Step. 81, Macy, to 1, second; Rathbride
t0O Hoffman, Is to 1. third. Time, 1892
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