The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-10-06
FOLLIE LEVY TAKES
FEATURE BY A NOSE

anything but conducive to good sport
at Churchill Downs this afternoon. Rain,
which had fallen for nearly two days.
left the track in a sea of mud and water,
while the card was greatly depleted by
scratches. The days feature came in the
running of the fourth race, which was
a handicap for 3-year-olds and upward at
six furlongs. In this the winner was re-
turned in the favorite, Follie Levy. But
she had to do her best to land the long
end of the purse and 1t was only in the
| last 100 yards that she managed to collar
the pacemaker John Griffon, II, and at
the end win by the narrowest of margins.
Al Muller was an easy third. In the
fifth race Shooting Spray and Cloud went
| to the front and fought 1t out head and
| head until the final sixteenth, where
| Fair Star came with a rush on the out
side and won by a nose. Cloud lasted
| long enough to save the place, while the
favorite. Shooting Spray. had to rest con-
tent with the show. Charles Straus ran
away for two miles before the start
Summarizes:
First race, selling, 3-year-olds and up,
six furlongs-Royal Captice, 112 (Ken-
nedy). won; Dainty Dame, 1os (Warren),
second; Merrick, 10 (Thomas), third.
Time. LA As. Mutuels paid, So Royal
| Captive, straight $3.50, place So. 10, show
20; Dainty Dame, place $.4O. show $3.50;
Merrick, show s.. 50.
Second race, 2-year-olds. maidens, five
and half furlongs-Hiccough, 112 (Ken-
nedy), won; Bright Maiden, 107 (B Steele),
second; Ramazan. lis Grand, third
Time, 90 2-5. Mutuels paid, 81: Hiccough,
straight 1890, place 5000, show S. 90;
Bright Maiden, place 1850, show $3.50;
Ramazan, show s14.1o.
Third race, 3year-olds, selling, mile
and 20 yards-Tommy MCGEE 1o2 Goftus),
won; Zahra, 101 CThomas), second; Sligo,
96 tB. Steele), third. Time, IA LIS. Mu-
fuels paid, 81: Tommy MCGEE, straight
s16,1O, place $40, show $3.50; Zahra, place
$780, show $3.50; sligo, show S., place IS.
Fourth race, handicap, 3-year-olds and
up six furlongs-Follie Levy, III Knapp,
won; John Chiffon II, 11s Grand. second;
AL Muller, liz (Kennedy), third. Time,
lib. Mutuels paid, 81: Follie Levy
straight $3.50, place So. show $3.50; John
Griffon II. place 1910. show $40; AL Null
Ter, show $3.50.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds, six furlongs-
Fair Star, 102 (Koerner), won Cloud, 10
Grand, second; Shooting Spray, 10
CThomas), third Time, 1; 10. Mutuels paid,
81 Fair Star. straight $3.50, place $3.50.
snow 81 80, CLOUD, pidce a. snow 3Z.oO,
Shooting Spray, show $780,
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth--Otilo,
105 (Grand), won Sorrowful, 102 (Koer-
ner), second; John e. Mcmillan, los tKen-
nedy), third Time, $50. Mutuels paid, 81:
Otillo, straight 1910, place SO, show $780,;
Sorrowful, place $40. show $40; John
Mcmillan, show. 1920
Louisville Entries
AL
for tomorrow:
First race, selling, S-year- olds, 6
furlongs-Oriental Pearl. Forehead.
9S; Athie w. Black, Magic. Cisko, 100;
Barn Dance, New Star, Idleweiss, In
dian Girl, Monte Fox, Old Boy. Halde-
, man, 1903; Mindinette, 109; Jack Wea-
yer, 112.
Second race, selling, mile and 20
yards-Pin Oak, 90; Elizbethan, Claude,
r 100; Tom Bigsbee, 1912; Mae Hamil-
ton, Nettie Traver, Meadow Grass. Ca
nopian. Procla. los; Deacon, 1os.
Third race, purse, furlongs-Olivia
Mickle, "a; Duquesne, 81; Staulaire
Kitty Fisher. Jacobite, Austin Sturte-
Tranvaal, 107; The Fad, 109 Derite
l1z Trance, ia; Selwik, lit.
Fourth race, South Louisville Handi-
| cap. furlongs-Font 103; Cherryola
! LOT; Trance. 105: Al Muller. 10s; EN-
peror William, III; Barleythorpe, 112
Follie Levy. 49, Glorio. 116; Johr
Griffin II, 11S; Tim .Pippin, 100; Count.
| less, 1923.
Fifth race, purse, 2-year-olds, 6 fur
longs-Wine, Hazelburke, 96; Pitapat
| Cloud, Golden Ruba, Little Rajah, 80
Labold, Little Father. Jack Denman
n 105; Hectagon, ia.
Sixth race, selling, mile and six
: teenth-Denver Girl. Alice. Muzetta
Captain Kennedy. Agnes Wood. Thu
I Peer, 1902; Dander, Stolypin. The Mink
105; Pirate Diana, 1o9; Camel, 112
Trance and AL Muller in fourth rae,
l b. r. wainwright entry.
Vanderbilt's Horse Second
Paris, October 5.-W. X. Vanderbilt
Chatter Root finished second in the PR,
1 Saint Angela, which was run at l.
| Tremblay today and Mr.. Penizer's Hia
II 4 nj.