Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-05-03
LADIES CHEER
THE HORSES ON
THREATENING WEATHER DID
NOT KEEP nc CROWD
AWAY.
LONG Shots AGAIN WIN
Ihlont GETS an Even Break With the
Books; 20 10 I Shot
Wins.

luph lopS over
Pops, 20 To one shot surprised the
talent m the third race 4y holding her
opponents safe from flag fan TO wire
and never leaving the result In doubt.
Flying Pearl, the well played fayorite.
ran her race and had no apparent ex-
cuses and was driving to the limit all
through the stretch 10 get the place.
Eva Tanguay finished lhird length
behind Flying Pearl Eva got off In
a tangle and had TO make up a lot
of ground and would surely have made
II interesting for the winner but for
the bad luck at the start.
Lady Willie raced Charley Ward IN
TO submission in the early running of
the fourth race and drew away with
ease in the run through the stretch.
ora McGce was unable to keep up in
the carly stages but came like a cy-
clone in the final drive and easily dis
posed Of Charley Ward at the end.
Charley Ward easily best Of the others.
Jack Lamar Tired
Quid Nunc, capably ridden by jock
ey Gentry and well played by the
form students came with strong end
rush in the firth race and got up Just
in time to catch the fast tiring favor
ite, Jack Lamar. The latter seemed
certain winner entering the stretch
but tired under severe punishment
near the finish and just lasted long
enough to stall off Buck Thomas who
finished third only a head and neck
away from the winner.
The sixth race brouht together an
even half dozen of the best horses
at the track. The winner turned M
in Duncraggan, the best played horse
Dominica started out to make a run
away race of ii but gave way to
Dungraggan after "A sharp stretch
drive and the latter won going away.
Cordova always held the blance safe.
Today's Card.
Six well filled and balanced races
are carded for today ana such high
class performers as Dave Montgomery
and Quid Unc are among the entries
and the most interesting as we'll as the
most exciting races of the meeting win
surely be run today.
Despite the threatening weather a
large gathering Of the fair sex We're
again in attendance at the fair grounds
the second ladies day of the spring
meeting and the grand stand was pack
ed to it's capacity. The talent had
about an even break with the knights
Of the Chalk as twpof the six winners
were well played long shots that were
backed down to almost favoritlsm.
Large fields marked the running of
most Of the events. A heavy shower
fell between the running of the third
and fourth events and the form play
ers were kept busy for the remainder
Of the afternoon trying to dope out
the mud larks and judging by the way
the last two winners were played the
talent must have been successful in
locating the superior mud horses as
both Quid Nunc and Duncraggan, the
former played down from a to to
to 2, an dthe latter from to / to
to 2, rewarded their many hackers by
catching the placing judges eye first
under the wire.
Ailsa Page Loses out.
Ailsa Page, the well touted and well
played good thing in the first race,
broke well on her stride and showed
the way until within a few feet OF
the judges stand where she faltered
and despite the strong urging Of jock
ey Singleton she was unable to stand
off the strong rush Of Voyageur. The
latter was always within striking dis
tance and gamely responded when