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ST. LOUIS FORM CHART ST. LOUIS, MO., June 24, 1903. — Forty-sixth day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary, John Hachmeister. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Selling. 39018 Ind Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3V772 BIRD POND WB 105 6 2s 25 11 Higgins R E WatkinsandCo 3 3 3 6-5 SS938 TIOMAINE w 105 5 36 3h 21 Gullett I E Clark 31 6 6 2 39S93*LITTLE PIRATE w 98 3 55 5* 3nt F Smith J F Daniels and Co20 40 40 15 3G772 SWEET MYRTLE W 105 4 lnk lh 4* Bell C M Cates 2 3 13-51 39775 ANNA HARDY 105 2 4h 41 53 C Miller C F Brown 20 20 20 8 39674 BILLY JACKSON WB 103 1 6* 6s 6* Earl R R Rice 15 30 30 12 OPHELIA MARTIN 105 8 9- 71 74 Bybee W Mulkey 20 40 40 15 38986 CORAL LEAF 100 9 8l 91 81 Shea W P Reed and Co 6 7 7 21 39157 ALLENS ST. LUKEws 103 7 71 S2 93 C Bonner Gaff ney and Allen 10 15 12 4 LAMONT WS 108 10 101 101 102 W WatsnW J Young and Co6 6 6 2 39748 DAN MCUE 108 12 12* ll2 11= Bayless Pratt Bros 20 30 30 12 MISS BUCK W 105 11 ll2 121 125 Russell C H AldersonandCo20 40 40 15 39723 WTSY WINIERD W 105 13 13 13 13 Psinger S B Burnett 20 75 75 25 ♦Apprentice allowance. Time, 12J, 24$, 50, 57i. Winner— B. f, by Tehachapi— Mary Lillard trained by R. E. Watkins. Went to post at 2:33. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Bird Pond showed early speed and swung closely to the rail when entering the stretch and finished out fast and gamely. Tiomaine made up much ground and was closing up fast when Gullett let her swerve across the track and into close quarters behind the winner. She was evidently best. Little Pirate had full advantage of the bad riding in front, was held straight and ran in improved form. Lamont and Coral Leaf are good lookers and will probably do better. Sweet Myrtle showed the most early speed, but lost ground by a wide turn into the stretch. Scratched— 39772 Livy, 100; 39869 Lila Noel, 95. Bird Pond, show, 1 to 2. Tiomaine, show, evens. Little Pirate, show, 8 to 1. Sweet Myrtle, show. 1 to 2. . SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. 399X9 Ind~Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39796*CARDWELLTN WS 112 4 21 l2 14 ll F Smith U Z DeArman 10 20 20 6 39800 HAR. GRIFFITH w 114 2 14 23 22 24 Dale J K Hughes 12 12 12 5 3S7243*FLASH OF NIGHT 107 11 9s 72 52 34 Bridwell W W Elliott 11-516-516-51 397242*MAVERICK ws 109 8 ll20 51 33 44 Gullett J D Dearing 2 11-511-59-10 S9870*MATHILDE WS 107 7 31 3* 41 52 Wolff J C Tucker and Col2 20 20 8 29724 BUDWEISER w 114 3 5h 61 61 61 Kelly J C Cahn 6 16 16 6 1 398252MINT LEAF ws 112 6 6»* 8l 8s 7" W WatsnW J Young and Co4 6 6 2 38890 BLUE GRASS GIRLw 112 9 81 10l 72 88 Bell Turney Bros 7 7 7 2i 394S8 LITTLE CORKER w 114 10 71 91 101 95 Ellis B Johnson 30 30 10 4 35771 DOC MAYER ws 114 1 10* W 9* 10* T OBrienF Einstein 20 80 80 30 37302 BAL POUDRE WS 112 5 41 4* 11"11™ Higgins W F Flower 20 60 60 20 STAR NOVA w 114 12 13 12 122 12" C Miller Dayton and Co 20 80 80 30 36383 GEORGIE WEST w 112 13 12* 13 13 13 D Vititoe J W Briggs 15 40 40 15 •Apprentice allowance. Time, 13J, 24$, 49$, 1:16. Winner — Br. c, by Russell — Sauteuse trained by U. Z. DeArman. Went to post at 3:35. At post 3 minutes. Start poor. Won handily; second easily. Cardwellton showed the most speed, finished fast and was vigorously ridden and best. Harry Griffith ran in improved form under judicious handling. Flash of Night was off badly and did not have a chance to use her superior speed. Maverick began slowly but finished resolutely, as usual. Bal Poudre showed speed for a half. Scratched— 39488 Murmur, 112. Cardwellton, show, 3 to 1 Harry Griffith, show, 2 to 1. Flash of Night, show. 1 to 2 Maverick, show, 3 to 10. 39920 THIRD RACE— 5 1"2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind~Horses AWt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C~P~J 39797 BRILLIANTS W 107 2 2fi V- 2" V* A Weber Turney Bros 12 100 40 12 S2?1011,57 107 1 12 21 Kelly - A KirwanandCol 1 7-10out 39871 LD. HERMENCE w 103 5 5°* 52 51 32 F Smith J F Daniels and Col2 50 30 8 398223HUGH MGOWAN w 105 6 6" 6" 6*° 43 Sayers R E WatkinsandCo 3 6 6 8-5 39T252 ARNOLD K wsb 114 3 43 4* 43 510 W WatsnE Trotter Sk 4 31 1 3t 822 RH. AND REASONws 105 4 3 4 32 3" 62 Bell A C Bernays 8 10 10 2i S9S93 COLLIN GEORGE WS 103 7 73° 72 72 7* Wolff S T HopkinsandCo 25 80 80 20 SERENITY wlllS 8 8S8C Miller Dayton and Co 15 60 60 20 Time, 24, 49, 1:03, 1:10. Winner— B. c, by Ornament— Landlady trained by A. Turney. -r, tent to post at 3:35* At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Brilliants was given a vigorous ride and a tremendous finish. Weber clearly outrode Kelly in the stretch and the colt under him responded with great gameness. Matt Wadleigh ran his race, but Kelly was overconfident in the stretch and gave him a weak finish. Lord Her-mence ran to his best form and finished pluckily. McGowan went well under a bad ride Arnold K. and Rhyme and Reason were prominent for a half, then tired. Scratched— 398222Ben Adkins, 105. Overweights — Brilliants, 4 pounds; Matt Wadleigh, 2. Brilliants, show, 5 to 1. Lord Hermence, show, 3 to 1. Arnold K., show, 2 to 5. 39921 FOURTHRACE— 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind Horses AWtSt% % % StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C P " S9S72MALTSTER W 5 107 1 3* 34 32 1°* Higgins T A Gay and Co 4 — WH — — 39823FRANK BELL w 7 118 2 21 22 2* 2» Dal! J W ONeal and Col ll-Sll-sts S9825POSEUR w 3 100 4 lS 1« 1= 32 W WatsnE S Gardner 3 4 4 39676 MISS MAE DAY w 6 107 6 42 43 4= 43 Gisbrne W W Elliott 7 12 12 5 29799 POURQUOI PAS w 3 90 3 5* 61 62 53 Bridwell J K Hughes 10 16 16 6 390043L. STRATHMOREw 5 109 5 61 5* 5i 63 Kelly T P Haves 2 3 ltsi 39786 PROSPER LA GAIw 5 104 7 7 7 7 7 Bell J S Bratton 10 15 15 6 Time, 24, 48, 1:14. Winner— Br. g, by Autocrat— Miss Longford trained by T. A. Gay. Went to post at 4:08. At post 2 minutes. Start good for all but Miss Mae Day, which was practically left at the post. Won driving; second the same. Maltster laid behind the leaders to the stretch, then came with a magnificent burst of speed on the outside and won in a terrific finish. Frank Bell was probably best. He was in a pocket behind the tiring pacemaker, but had to be taken up and sent around his horses. Poseur disDlaved tremendous speed and was allowed to use it injudiciously. Miss Mae Day tired in the soft going. Lady Strathmore got away badly and failed to run her race Maltster, show, evens. Frank Bell, show, 1 to 3. Poseur, show, 4 to 5. Ladv Strath-more, show, 2 to 5. 39922 FIFTH RAGB— 1 Mile- Purse ?400- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St % % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 39S453*PETTIJOHN w 3 99 1 7l 74 51 2* 1« F Smith Stubbs Bros 2 3 3 1 — 39S45*ORPHEUM wsb 3 90 2 21 21 l3 1" 2 Bridwell P J Nolan 0 20 12 39846MEMPHIAN w 3 103 3 5 5 4°* 4" 3»* Higgins J C Ghio 5 9 6 2 39850 AULES ws 4 109 7 6* 61 72° 52 4 Bell SndsMunfdandCo S-5 8-5 7-fi 7-10 39S01*DUELA wb 4 96 5 3" 3"* 34 3-* 5" Gullett C SbhwackirT 5 10 i0 3 39556*WEL. LIGHT ws 3 90 9 9 9 9 83 6™ Shea F Deb e que 8 20 4 6 3969S3DR. KAMMRERwsb 3 99 C 43 42 6 73 72 M Lowe J E Basquil and ColO 12 1 4 39486 CLASS LEADER ws 3 86 8 S2 84 8"* 9 8" Howell W Nman and Co20 30 30 12 39S00*JESSIE Y. w 5 96 4 1* 1*" 2* V 9 Cormack MclSf and Blacklo 20 17 ¥ •Apprentice allowance. Time, 13i, 25$, 50, 1:16, 1:42*. Winner— Ch. c, by Dorian — Quadruplet trained by E. Stubbs. to P053,1 at :33. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Pettijohn moved up fast while coming around the stretch turn, went past the leaders when turning for home and won at his riders leisure. Orpheum showed sudden Improvement and ran a fair race for six furlongs, then tired. Memphian ran a good race. Aules was in every pocket m the race and Bell claims that he broke a stirrup leather in pullinfr hint up when in close quarters. Duela showed speed, but flinched under pressure Scratched— 39800 Ida Penzance, 105; 398503Kisme, 103; 39 8 733Called Back 97 showetouthn sh0y7j 2 t0 5" °rPheum show, 2 to 1. Memphian, show, evens. Aules, 3992" AlfowatcS""1 1"16 MieS PUrSe §40°" 4-year-°lfls and upward. Ind Horses A Wt St and Vz % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~ 39874ECHO DALE wsb 5 109 3 33 2" 2s 22 H T OBrienT E Crist S — ir: ir K — 397762FATH. WENTKRw 4 105 7 2 * l2 14 14 2- Kelly B Schrefber 2 3 lU 3SS48 JOSIE F. ws 4 100 6 54 5* 4°£ 32 33 Higgins C M Barrow 10 10 8 21 S9873BARONET ws 5 101 1 61 6 7 54 4= F Smith J F Daniels and CoS 1? IS ? 3S848 LANDOLA ws 4 100 2 7 7 51 62 5* W WatsnW J Youn- and ColO 10 10 4i 3S79SOUDENARDE w 5 104 5 4* 43 62 7 6 Bell O W Boardmln 6-5 2 85 1*2 39S00MONOS w 5 104 4 14 33 3" 43Br.dn BridwellP J Nolan 6 6 U 4 4 2 Z Time. 25, 50, 1:17, 1:43, 1:50*. Winner — B. h, by Faverdale — Eccola trained by A. Hazlett Went to post at 5:10. At post 4 minutes. Start good for all but Father Wentker Won handily; second driving. Echo Dale was skillfully rated, came on fast in the stretch and won with something in reserve. Father Wentker Z was turned around at the T start did n°fc ?et his usual early advantage. He had a lot of trouble in getting to thl front Ind fha effort tired him. Josie F. ran her race. Oudenardes race was an inexnlicahlv had Monos broke down. Baronet might have been in the money with a sTroneer riLr nn« Echo Dale, show, 3 to 1 Father Wentker, show, 1 to 2/ Josie F. , so ouun, wf evns cviiand. Ouden-arde, uuaen- «n out. show, Monos, show, evens.
