The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-07
NAUGHTY ONES ARE
PAYING THE PENALTY
American Turf Association Be.
gins to Mete Out Pun.
iShment


val festivities caused the races at City
Park track to be delayed for half an hour
today.
The crowd was a good one for Monday.
Two favortes won. but there were no very
pronounced surprises and all the winners
were well backed.
The disqualification of w. J. Connors
owner of Bud Embry. pronounced by the
stewards Saturday. has been made per-
manent, and Mrs. Connors. in whose name
the horse ran at other tracks, has been
included in the sentence.
The entries of Bud Embry, Bob Curt and
Herman Doyle will not be accepted at
American Turf association tracks. Sum-
maries:
First race. furIongs-High Wind, 1o5.
rison; 80 to /, second; Brand New. ~, D.
Lord Hermenee. Reliance; Sheer. Ely,
Glenballo and Lillianette also ran.
Second race. fqrlongs. sellingmTic hin
Brown. 1O7 Morrison. 9 to ?, second; Gray
Dal; 1Os. Cannon. 10 to l. third. Time,
As 20: Prince Glenn. Temple, Parvo,
Third race, 6 furlongs-Sharp Boy, 100.
MMcLaughIin;: to l. won; Lidwina, 1O1l,
ia Is. Judge Traynor. Princess Orna.
Long Days, MeIrose. Broadway Girl and
Fourth race. IN milemsixshooter 1O7. Nc
Laughlin II to 10, won; Florizel, 100 Ro-
manelli, 3 to l. second; Rian. 100. I. Sloan.
to /, third. Time, lao 1-5. st. Tam
many. Cardinal Wolsey and Reticent also
ran. Bon Mot left at post
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Judge Saufley, 80, Oregar, Il to 5. won;
Ben Haywood. 107. Mclaughlin. even. sec
ond Liddon, sc, j. Howell. s to /. third.
Time. 1853 2-5. Omealca and Chanlay also
ran.
Sixth race mile-Kernal. 90, Nicol. IS
to 5. won; Trogan. 1O4. Cannon. 10 to l.
to 5. third. Time, al 3-5: Lou NJ, .Rud
abek. Bessie Nc. Sabinal, Bluff. Bill
Knight. Elghor, Rejectable and Flamboy
ant also ran.
Three FavorItes Come Over
Inspector Halpin. II Dottore and Kitty
Platt were the winning favorites today at
the Crescent City Jockey clubs track
Inspector Halpin scored an easy victory
but the others were driven hard and won
by the narrow margin of a head. Spen-
cerian was asked to concede too much
weight in the handicap and the pace set
was too fast for him. The weather was
clear and the track fast.
First race furlongs- Inspector Hal
pin, 1O7 W. Robbins; to 10, won; Dance
Darius, ITO, ]. Martin, 8 to 2. third. Time,
1:14 AS. Hannibal Bey. Swedish Lad
Maxey Moore. Charlie Dickson and Winni-
Second race 51s furlongs-n Dottore, 1OO
Lee, to l. won; Prestige, g. Crimmins.
dolet. Pity, Frank Ball, Light Note, Court
Grfer. Couture Gal, Corona. Barker and
Duncan left at post.
Third race. mile-Kitty Plat, 81. Aubu-
chon, to o. won: Captain n, Arnold 1O7,
lila Is. Little Scout and Matador also
ran.
=, Fourth race, handicap. / 1-1s miles
Terms Rod, 80, e. Rice, to /, second;
Spencerian, III, II Phillips, even. third
Time, 1:47 Is. Monte, Whipporwill and
Dalesman also ran.
10 to l. won; Huckleberry Finn, lis, Lee.
10 to /, second; Keogh, III, Dominick.
to 1. third. Time, 1:43 1-5. Bob Murphy,
Blue, Pompano, Safeguard Missile, Bull
finch and New Amsterdam also ran.
Sixth race selling, mile and 20 yards
Ponca, 1OT, Shaver, to /, won; Bishop
Weed 100, Freeman. Is to l. second; Nc
Williams, is, Hicks to 2, third; Time.
Knight. John Doyle. Kenton, BarkeImore,
Hickory Corners, Algetha, Ethel Mark and
Lady Mistake also ran. Dixie Lad left at
Five FavorItes Beaten
LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 6-Long
priced horses had an inning at Ascot to-
day, one favorite out Of six, Lord of the
f Fist ra nsh4g fTI miles summary
SO. Mcdaniel, to l, won; Rose of HilO.
SO. Herbert 5 to /, second; Prue Wood,
80, y 10 lime, 1.49t2.
Ed GuinIsburg, May Holiday, Flora
Mayo and Headstrong also ran.
Second race, 1 mile-Orchan, 107 Du-
gan. 8 to l, won; Ralph Young, 1O5. Nc
Daniel. Z to 5, second; Borghesi. 105 J.
Kelly, to g.. third. Time, lay. At
lantlco, Leonda, Montoya and Panique
Third race, 6 furlongs-Lord Of the
Hath Keaa 1 49, J. Kelly to s. won sWithy
runner, los, Rennenkamp to l. third
Time. lis Henry Ach Piaciico, Bailey,
Del Coronado. Linda Rose also ran
Fourth race, 61% furlongs-Mart Gentry,
1872, Herbert Is to |. second; Frank L.
1:21A. Laura F. M. Komonbo. Ell Chi
huahua, My Gem, Dorice, Lurene. Ban
dillo also ran.
Fifth race. lis miles-Bronze Wing,
1O1 Moriarity, 9 to s, won; Potrero
Gentle Harry, 81 Herbert. 10 to 1, third.
Time; LAB, Blue Ridge. Ripper and Ami
Sixth race. 61k furlongs-our Pride. 1O7,
Z. Sullivan, 10 to 1. won; Palmist, liz,
Fuller, 10 to 1, third. Time 1:22. Chief
Aloha, KiGs Promise. Nannon, Home
Bred and Game Hen aiso
Talent Suffers Some
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 6.-The
racing at Oaklawn today was devoid of
any special feature. Critical and Glisten.
quoted at to 5. ran first and second in
the third race, While Bravery at even mon
ey took the last event, these two races be-
ing the only ones where the judgment of
the talent proved accurate. Iole at u to 1
and Ramus at 20 to / administered hard
bumps to the talent. The track was mud
dy.
First race. furlongs maidens-Charla-
tan, 102, Hildebrand, 3 to l. won; Mazzina
1O3, w. Fischer. 31s to l. second; DIR.
Ellsworth. 112. Macy. 20 to 1, third Time.
81 2-5. Peter Nathaniel. Never Seen, AL
gonna. Don Hamilton, Peter the Great l
Griet, Ben Norwood and Fairview also
Second race. furlongs selling-Iole.
. 103, H. Dickson II to l, won Golden Age
SO, ]. J. Walsh, Is to 1, second; Nina,
squaw. 10S. Wonderly. to 5. third. Time.
1:18 2-5. Billy Moore, Lee Douglas. Fam
ny Knox, Miss Affable, San Pablo, Temer-
fly and Dixon's Test also ran.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. sell
ing-Critical, 102. Wonderly. to 5, won;
Glisten. 103 Hildebrand, to 5. second:
Falernian, los. ]. Mcintyre. 10 to 1. third.