The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-24
.FORMAST[R SHOWS
REVERSAL OF FORM
Fairly Well Played Colt Makes
a Show Of His
Field

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 23.-For-
masters sharp reversal of form was the
feature. of today's racing. The colt. not
entirely overlooked in the betting, made
show of his field. Bradley Bill was SO
full Of going that he could not quit after
he had gone the mile, but kept on three
miles further All six favorites were de-.
feated, two Of them-Flying Charcoal and
Montebankx-by being left at the post
Moorish Damsel fell in the first race.
breaking her shoulder and was DESTROYED.
She was owned by Capt. S. S. Brown and
was by Epper- Lamoore.
First race. six furlongs Antimony, 1os.
Livingston, to 1, won; Agnes Virginia, 95
]. Hennessey. 40 to l, second: Miss Poole
112, Aubuchon. 2 to /, third Time
ia 4-6. Bell Indian: Alcantara. Norwood
pn16. plS,s Kiats, a Slow Ioae, n Fox Hunting and
Second race. six furlongs-Toio. 81, j..
Hennessey. Is to 1. won: Signal II, 103,
+ Dean T. = to ts;r9 ssc9na @ @ojbWa 1o2 Nv
Hammer, Lee Snow, Stalker. .Jettna,
ran Flying Charcoal left at post
arfir, raird race one ol. mileMDeata. ,,; 1o7, J.
Nicol, to /, second; Merry Acrobat, ll0,
Schilling, even, third. Time, :46. Decora-
ton, Minotaur. John H., Royal Pirate,
Beloi Street, Hueileberry Finn. Miladi
Love, Piazo also ran.
Fourth race. one mile-Formaster no.
AHsncaon Aian n to tecand l. Toa Red Raven
lips. to 5. third. Time, 1:4S Bradley Bill
and Carnival also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Miss Betty. 1O1, Schilling, to /. won.
Sarah Maxim, 101, j. Hennessy, to 1. sec.
ond; Lady Foos, 81, Droun, 8 to @ third.
Time. 1853. Nowetta, ST. Severe Chan
trell also ran. Montebank left at post
Sixth race. one mle-Exclamation 1o4.
III. Phillips, IA to 3, won; Dalesman. 107
Nicol, II to 5, second; Arachue. III. Eos,
ter, to 2, third Time. 1:46 2-5. Rabunta,
onyx IL, Frank Rice, Keogh. Charley
New Amsterdam, Mrs. Frank Foster also
ran.
Bad for Form Players
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Jan. 23-Although
the track today was in better shape than
it has been since the opening of the
track, form students Jared badly. Their
calculations went sadly amiss in the first
two races They regained their stride
slightly in the next two, but the defeat of
Baikal and Kingraine in the closing races
was a severe blow.
First race, three furlongs-Minna Baker.
105 Cormack, to 1, Won; Lavinia True
10; ). Dickson, to 1, second; Pretty
1.e, 1M.elne, ilO, Mclaughlin 80 to 1, third
Time, 371a. Temple Mathes and Saidora
also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Gavin c. 1O3.
I; E,oy, 10 to |. won; Platoon. 100, MeLaugh-
H. ID. n
dick, 10 to 1, third Time 1:15lk. Dundall,
Erstaplatz, All Scarlet, Priority. Bert
Arthur; m DR.. Nash and Port Arthur ran
Ihlrd race, five and one-half furlongs
Mamie Worth, 115, Wonderly, 1 to 2,
to !, second; Delphie, 95. Creamer. to
I. third; Time, 1:oSA Lady Stone. Ari-
etta and Effie M also ran
Fourth race. six furlongs-Incense, 101,
Creamer, to -, won; Massa, 101, Sperling,
even. second; Alden, 112, McLaughlin, S to
!, third Time, 1:151a. Gus Heidorn also
Fifth race one and one-sixteenth miles
Eiorizel 50. Foy, to l. won; Baikal, III,
Springer; ;p 8 to s, second; Payne, 112. sper-
Wing, Little Elkin also ran.
Gigantic. 104, A. w. Booker, to 5, won;
MaaTasehino MA. aanns 49, &C., creamer me Is to
Cassie. chancey. King iae Raine- Ganerss, compass,
Mavarin and Henry Lyons also ran.
Favorlte Is Bumped
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23-Sol Iich-
tensteln, the favorite, was nearly bumped
land today by Instrument the winner.
but the judges refused to allow the claim
OF foul. Salable made a runaway race
IN the In last event, taking the lead from the
First race, six furlongs-Instrument. 1O4.
McBride,.s7 to 1. won; Sol Lichtenstein,
los. Davis, even, second; Lady Kent. log.
The Pride, Kickumbob, War Times, Kara
bel, F1orina Belle also ran.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs-
Edrodun. 104, Jones, to i, won; The Rep
| rebate, 102. Mcbride, to 10, second;
David Boland, Ill, Davis, Z to 5, third.
Time, 1:1o12. Angelica, Iron King and San
Jose also ram
10f Davis, 9 to 5, won; Dotterel, 90,
Greenfield, to 1, second; The Fretter,
107, Mcbride, to 1, third. Time, 1872.
Brennns. yellowstone, Greenock. DR.. Sher-
man and Prestano also ran.
/ Fourth race, mile and fifty yards-Hain-
ault, 101, Chandler, to 1, won; Arcade,
112, w. DAILY, to 5, second; Langford
James, 81, Earnshaw. to 5, third Time,
mum and Northwest also ram
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Esherin, 1O7, Bonner; 4 to 1, won; Jack
tress, 107, Stewart, 10 to 1. third. Time.
1 Big Achilles, Outburst, San Luton,
Play Ball. Moseto, Mr.. Dingle, Gin Spray
and the Ledean s.naiso also aI,.s ran; sa,a,,a q.
Knapp, 3 to 1, won; Pelham. 96, Green
field. 4 to S, second; True Wing, IS, w.
Daly. u to !. third; Time Ia Tom
Bad Day for Favorites
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. .23.-Favor-
ties failed to run to the expectations of
their hackers in five cut OF six races at
Ascot today. BrOHZe wing, IN the ldSI
race, was the only successful one. The
others went to strong second choices in
two events, a third choice and two out
siders. Tim Payne won the best race of
the day. Summary:
First race, half mile-Wee Girl, 100,
Miller. to ,, won, Silver Sue 104. Du-
gan. 4 to 5, second: Placena SO. Kent,
10 to 1, third. Time, :4S1k Mabel "
Gallant Lady and Rain Cloud also ran.
Second race, six furlongs-Felipe Luego,
109 Mcdaniel. s. to l, won; William
agoa. Io7, Tooman, to l. third. Time,
Grandpa and Funnyside also ran.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Ray
10S E. Walsh, to l. won; Akela, no.
Fuller, to 5, second; Varro. 107, Dugan,
to 1. third Time. 1:47A: Petrero,
Cloche dor and Helgerson also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Tim
Payne, sS, Tooman, to 1, won; Fossil,
49, Prior. 8 to 5, second; Emperor of In
dia, la. Miller, 3 to l. third. Time,
Tim Hurst and Borghesi also ran
Fifth race, Slauson course-Anona. 95
Miller to 1, won; White Stone, 103, Nc
Daniel, 8 to 1, second; Lady Kispar, 95,
Hennessey. 6 to l. third Time :091b
| Azelina Cotillion, Passive, Massacre,
Light of Day also ran.
Sixth race mile-Bronze Wing 1917,
OTIS to s, won; Miss May Bowdish, 92,
Crossthwaite, 25 to l. second; Great Mo-
gul 109, Miller. 6 to l, third Time 1:41K
Red Damsel. Capable. Lou Welsea. En-
Ethel Scruggs, Ledatrix and Look Away
also ran.