The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
HELEN BARBEE WINS
 GOLDEN ROD STAKES

Louisville, October 20.-The Golden Rod selling stakes, calling for 2-year- olds, furlongs and worth s1500, was the feature at Churchill Downs this afternoon. The race resulted in the hollowest sort of a victory for Helen Barbee, who, with the release of the webbing, opened up a big gap and was never afterward in trouble. Helen closed with rush and was second in front of The Hague, who, slow to get her stride, hung slightly when a hundred yards from the wire. Sum- mary:
 First race, selling, purse $500, for 4-year-olds and up. l mile and 20 yards -Ceremonious, 112 (Herbert), won; As pirin, 112 (warren), second; Dolly Bultman, 112 (Grand), third. Time. l:42 3-6. Two-dolar mutpels paid: Ger emonious, straight $4.6o, place $3.so, show sS.10; Aspirin, place s5.90. show s4.3o; Dolly Bultman, show s13.10.
 Second race, 2-year-olds, maidens, purse s20o, 51s furlongs-Husky Lad, 112 (Burns), won; V. Powers 112 (Koerner), second; Bright Maiden. Il2 (Grand), third. Time, 1:oS. Two-doi- lar mutuels paid: Husky Lad, straight s11.20. place s7.z0, show s43o; V. Pow CTS, place s5, show S3.S0; Bright Mai den, show $s.30.
 Third race. handicap, purse $500, B. year-olds and up, 6 furlongs-T M. Green, 112 tThomas), won; Royal Cap tive, 10s (Burns), second; Jack Park CT, 103 (Grand), third. Time, l:12 3-5. Two-dolar mutuels paid: T. M. Green. straight s5.7O, place s2s0, show s25o; Royal Captive, place s2.6O, show $22O; Jack Parker, show S2.50
 Fourth race, the Golden Rod selling stakes, furlongs-Helen Barbee, g3 tNolan). won Helene, 95 (Steinhardt) i, second; The Hague. 10s (Herbert) third. Time, 1:13 4-5. Two-dolar mu- tuels paid: Helen Barbee, straight $lS.So, place s6.20, show ss.70; Helene, place S1S.30, show S430; The Hague, show $40
 Fifth race, selling, purse S500 3-year- olds and up, 5h furlongs-Impruden 109 tLoftus), won; Abrasion, 114 (Grand). second; Dainty Dame, 11s tWarren), third. Time, :07 I-5. Two dolar mutuels paid: Imprudent, straight slo.so, place s42o, show $40; Abra- sion, place $3.20, show $2.eO; Dainty Dame, show s3.1O.
 Sixth race, purse $500, 3-year-olds and up. mile and sixteenth-Charles F. Grainer, no fDavenport), won; Con sole 109 (Koerner), second; Otilo, 107 tGrand), third. Time, 1:47 1-5. Two dollar mutuels paid: Charles F. Grain er straight s204.30 place $20.40, sh ow s7.40; Console. place ss.20; show s2.6o; otilo, show $27o.
 Louisville Entries Louisville. Ky, October 20.-Friday's entries:
 First race, selling, 2-year-olds six fur longs-Ellanette. 95 Rodman, 97 Halde- man, Lady Ormicant, Biliken, sS; Win ming Widow. Forehead, 101; Southern '"ht l02; Dottie B, Helene B, Premier 4''' T''N-veiss, 104; Bad News II, 107 Me Ivor, 10s.
 ...l race, selling, one mile and six teent Colonel Ashmeade. Sigo, 96; Ame- ron, Gallota. Rowland Otis, Lady Welles 101; Starport, 102; Dave Nicholson, Die tion, Fair Louise, Nannette, Pin Rock | 104; Marke M, J. w.. Carter, 107
 Third race, selling six furlongs-Du. quesne 101; Judge Walton, Heine, Tosor l DOT, 103; Eye White, 104 All Red, 105 Galley Slave, Waponoca, 106; Intrinsic 10S: Alfred the Great, King of Yolo, Sho- l hon, 10l' Selwck. Merrick IA. l Fourth race. handicap, mile and six ] teenth-Leamence, Camel. 100; Joe Nor 1 ris, 105; Taboo, Dr. Holzberg, 106; Prince Gal. 110, Glorio, 112: Glucose, 113
 Fifth race, handicap, 2-year-olds, six furlongs-Ella Bryson. 9S; Round the World, Love Knot. Governor Gray, 115 | Sixth race, selling. mile and a sixteenth --Falcada, 9s Romp. 102; Moolesy. Elfal Maid Militant, 103; Third Rai, 105; St. Fl ario, Jack Right. 1o6; Descomnets. Font 1c7' Rubia Granda, 1Os; Hans, 11O; Do rante. 114.