The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-01
|F|TzHERBERT WINS
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Favorite Had No Trouble in
Landing
STAKE VALUE ONLY $4,000
Brilliance Affected by Anti-Bettinv
Legislation-A1 Muller Wins Fine
Rnce at Louisville Over
Jack Parker
STAKE VALUE ONLY $4,000

TO in the betting.
Fitzherbert went to the front at tn.
start and setting fast pace led b,
three lengths nearly all the way and wor
by a length. Olambala closed fast anc
finished a good second with Prince I'm
perial third. The attendance was large,
The glory of the Brooklyn handicar
mas been dimmed by recent anti-bettins
legislation and its value as a stake shrunl
to 5000 as compared with s19.750 thre,
years ago. The time, 2.05 3-5 compared
favorably with the average since 1887
when the stake was first offered.
Under a recer Interpretation placed
upon the anti-betting law by the state SUI
preme court oral wagers made withou
the passing of money in public are no
illegal, and the bookmaking fraternit,
made the most of 1t today
The new law covering oral betting is no
effective until September /. Summary;
First race, handicap, all ages, about ST,
furlongs. $500 added-Sir Johnson, To-
(Thomas). z to l, to 2, to 5, second
Reybourne, % (Estep). 80 to 10 to l.
to l, third. Tirnf. ITO 20.
Second race, for three-year-olds and up
ward, $500 added, one and one-sixteentf
miles Blackford 1903 GLASS. to TO- 1 t.
3, and out, won; Blackmate, los cArchi
BALD, to l, 8 to l. 7 to 5, second; Dan
dy Dixon. ITO (BulwelD. IL to l, to l,
to 2, third. Time, 1474 -5
Third race, the Criterion stakes, 1880
for fillies two-year-olds, five furlongs-
Bashu (Garner), even, 2 to 8, and out
won; Housemaid, 125 Powers), II to g.,
to 5, to 8, second Anna Case. ia sfBul
Weld, 10 to l, 4 to l, s to 5, third Time
!: 01 AS.
Fourth race, the Brooklyn handieap
$1,000, for three-year-olds and upward, on,
and one-fourth miles-Fitzherbert 10
(Dugan), to 5, and out won; Olambala
116 (BulwelD, 10 to /, to |, 8 to 5. sec
ond; Prince Imperial, 81 (Garner). to /
to 5. 8 to 5, third. Time, 2:05 3-5 Char
Fashion Plate, and Dinna Ken finished
as named.
$500 added, about six furlongs-Big Stick
IS (Langan), s to l, 3 to /. to 5, won
o EN-, 101 tReid), 90 to l, 8 to l., 4 to j
second; Woolcast, 80 Davis, 20 to /, 8 to
l, 4 to l, third. Time, :O9.
Sixth race, for maiden two-year-oIds
$500 added, five furlongs-Sebago, ITO (But
Weld, to l, 2nto, !, even. won; Traprock
ilV tDu6diiJ, IL " D, even, i 10 z, second
Miss Jonah, 107 (Thomas), Is to l, 6 to /
8 to l, third. Time 1:O3 2-5
Gravesend Entries
Gravesend, May S1.-Entries for tomor
row:
First race, 2-year-olds, five furlongs-
George Watt, 105; Lochiel ia; Towtor
Field 109; Helene, 1902; Antenor, 1909; Doub-
lin. Minstrel. los; Pluvious, Feather Dus-
ter, White Wool, 113; The Spear. los.
Second race, 4-year-olds and up, Ken
sington steeplechase. about two miles
Bush Ranger. Magellan, 1877; Thistledale,
157; Sparkles, 1873; Black Bridge, 1885, Gold
Plate, 1877 Grandpa, 142
Third race, 3-year-olds and up, selling,
about six furlongs-George w. Lebolt,
Sixty, SO; Rialto, los; Elizabeth Harwood
Chepontuc, Royal Captive, IS; Spindle, 80;
Twilight Queen, 101; *Star Gowan, IS;
Jeanne D'Arc. 81; Rosimero, 104; Ad-
riuche, 'Sir Alvescot, 1OO
Fourth race, 3-year-olds, FLIES, mile and
"a sixteenth-Ethel Lebrume, Ill; Ocean
bound, 121 Ethel D, 1O6.
FifthTace, 3-year-olds and up, handicap,
mile and Observation-Disclosures, 1870;
Firestone, 100; Hilarious, Maskette. 122;
Stanley Fay, Ardri. Glucose, 100; Cohort,
1902; Berkely, 100; Guy Fisher, 107; Merry
cliffe, 1922 Pretend, IS.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds, selling, FIVE fur
Maromara, Whin, Miss
Nett, Rye Straw, 'White Wool 80; Blue
Mouse, Rhind. 1O5; Penny Royal, 102;
Frank Ruhstaller, 112; Crash, 1O1 *Sam
Lewis, 81
Apprentice allowance claimed. weather
cloudy; track fast
Races at Louisville
Louisville. KY. May 31.-With clear
weather and fast track there was
a good crowd at the race track this
afternoon to witness some brilliant
sport. The fourth race. a handicap at
6 furlongs. was the feature. AL Null
Ter rushed into the lead at once and
never left the issue In doubt, win
ming by three lengths from Jack Par
ker. Summary:
First race, selling, for Swear olds
and up. 61s furlongs-Sugar Maid, 100
(Wilson). won; Billy Bodemer, 11s
(Herbert), second; Home Run, 1922
(Griffn), third. Time. 1907 as. Sugar
Maid, straight 1870, place $780, show
$3.50. Billy Bodemer. place s11.20. show
$6.40. Home Run, show $3.50.
Second race, 2-year-old colts, maid
ems. Az furlongs-Gov. Gray. 1O7 WAR
REM, won; Cisko, 1O7 (Rice). second.
Crex, 107 (Koerner) third Time, :54.
Gov. Gray, straight 1920. place 81, show
$3.50. Cisco, place $40, show $3.50.
Crex. show $14.50.
Third race, selling, for s-year-olds.
mile and 20 yards-Samara, 1913 (Sco-
ville), won; Star Port, 1O2 fKoerner).
second; Sticker 81 (wilson); third.
Time, 1:42. Samaria, straight $3.50,
place $3.50. show $3.50. Star Port. place
$5.40, show 1910. Sucker, show $3.50.
Fourth race. handicap for 3-year-olds
and up, 8 furlongs-Al Muller, 113
(Kennedy). won; Jack Parker, LA
(Ganz). second; Colloquy. 113 (Her-
berD. third. Time, :12 3-5. AL Muller,
straight $500, place $3.50, show s24O.
Jack Parker, place 1910, show $3.50.
Colloquy, show $2.4O.
Fifth race, 2-year-olds, purse. AZ
furlongs-Loween. 1O2 (Scoville), won:
Molly Mog 90 (Goose), second; Coun-
ty Tax. 104 (Warren). third. Time,
;54 80. Loween, straight 1890. place
1920. show $3.50 Molly Mog, place SIS. 90
show $3.50. County Tax, show 1910
Sixth race, selling, 4-year- olds and
up, mile and ixteenth-Molesey, los
(Taggart. won xCassowary. 100 (Reil-
ly). second; Jac0 Right, 1909. twilson),
third. Time. 1:47 As. Molesey, straight
$3.50, lplace $3.50, show $3.10. Casso-
wary. place 1890. show $9.4O. Jack
Right, show 1910.
Louisville Entries
Louisville. May 31.-Entries for tomor.
row:
First race selling, for s-year- Odds
one mile and 20 yards-"Day Peep, 49,
Queen City. 1903; Sucker, Captain Glorw