The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-22

u IN reserve Uncle Walter, second to
break, never relinquished his position
and made q game effort all the way to
overtake the flying favorite, but was
not good enough and had to be content
with the place. Black Domino rushed
into third place soon after the break
and went well to the closing sixteenth.
where he weakened and had to stand
stiff drive to stall of the fast closing
Donation for third money. Myrtle
Queen was prominent for a half but
weakened in the final sixteenth. Others
were never serious. Lucky Mate. with
FarTow up, opened as favorite, but the
public would have none of it with that
impossible boy and went to My Rosa
Jockey Hall put It all over Wrispen
in the third race and thereby hangs
the tale of the fall-down Of the third
favorite. Locust Bud was the hot tip
in the third session and well backed at
odds-on, while Beverstein was neg
lected at and to l but it was d
case Of better jockeyship and right
there was where Hall had the ace IN
the hole. Locust Bud was rushed to
the front when the gate went up,
'sely followed by Beverstein. and set
the pace to the head Of the stretch and
although going far wide on the turn
end finishing in the Judges stand, just
n Gnaged to slip in on the outside and
| score by a head while Locust Bud.
eth the surprised Wrispen on board.
took the place six lengths to the good
| CT Teddy Bear. Sabo Blend was a con-
tender the first quarter but suor
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leaving the race to but two horsos.
Beverstein and Locust Bud. Red RorIn
was left fiat-footed at the post.
Glipian trailed the field from start to
| finish.
Off wingtng. Chanate made every
| pole a successful one In the fourth
race, winning in a common gallon ny
two lengths, while the heavily backed
Ben Sand came on with a good rush In
the closing eighth to race the weakly
| handled Lucetta into submission end
| take the place. Lucetta, however, was
not hard pressed for the third money.
Nirsain finishing fourth a length back
and stopping badly. Lucetta was the
reigning favorite but the heavy play
| forced her to odds-on and the talent
| then switched to Ben Sand, knocking
| his price down from to 2 to 8 to s.
! For half mile Lucetta held on to the
! fast pace set by Chanate followed
| closely by Ben Sand until the eighth
! pole was cached. where Ben made his
run and finished with a good rush.
Jimmy Strode's crack little fly
| Eventide. once more proved her class
| by leading a good band of sprin;urs
| from barrier to wire at the nice odds
| CT four TO one and scoring a handy
| victory once again by a length. Done
van was the first to take after the fly
| ing Eventide but got enough after
! going a quarter and quit entirely
| Ciysmic then took up the running and
went gamely throughout but was not
| good enough to catch the leader fCl
| EVentide held all corners safe the on
| tire trip and won as her rider pleased
| Chess was knocked out Of it at Tho
start but after going a quarter moved
| up rapidly and picking up leader If
| ter leader, came with a good rush IL
the stretch and took the show monay
| easily disposing of Sweet Owen in The
! stretch run. Tallow Dip was a prom.
inent contender first quarter and theI
stopped badly. The favorite, st. Dun
stan, suffered frequent interference
| and had no chance.