Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-13
AT MEMPHIS.


 MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 12.-The talent had iriflle the best of the betting at Montgomery park this afternoon. With a card of SIX events three favorites got under the wire first, and one second choice. The fifth event was perhaps the most interest ing. Miss Clark, not much thought of by the talent, with c. Weber up, got away last in a field of nine. She was pocketed until the stretch, when, under whip and spur, she forged out of the rut and won by a nose. The attendance was 5000. The weather was clear and the track dusty and only fair for speed.
 First race, purse $400, six furlongs, sell ing-Rouble, 104 (Chorn), to 5, won {; Pfetender second,, Santa Cruz third. Second face, purse s4OO, one and one- hall miles, for 2.year-ods-Cotton King, 1O8 (H. Broos), 10 to 1, won; Royal Choice second, Stella third. Time, o:51h:
 Third race, Arlington hotel stakes, one mile-Glad, 106 e. Graham), 3 to l, won 1; Dreibund second, Caracas third. Time, 1:45.
 Fourth race, purse S4o0, 2.year- olds, allowances, half miIe-kewarder, 1l2 GA. Clayton), 5 to won; Saracenesca second, Leila Deii third. Time, 0:50A.
 Fifth race, purse s400, 3year- olds, sell ing, seven furlongs-Miss Clark, 1O6 e. Dick Behan third. Time, 1:30A. Sixth race, purse S400, maIuen Swear OlOs, i've iuIlODRb-OlNo, III J, even, won; Blue and Gray second, Hay rack third. Time, 1:04A.
 ENTRIES TOMORROW.
 First race, five fnrlons-Philomena, 9S; Susie Anderson. 1lO; My Heart, i'll; George smith, 115;. Quickstep, 115: Lord Henry, 1lS.
 Second race, Swear oids, one-half of a miIe-Fasig, Lucania 110 each; Captive, scimmeter 113 each; Bonnie Jean, Sir Play 115 each.
 Third race, one mile-Tennessee Oaks, for 3-year-olu Allies, Espania, Outbre ak i, Miss Norma 1o5 each; jane, 109; Sally Woodiord, lIrania (kendal) 112 each; Philomena, 117.
 Fourth race, one and one-sIxteenths of me, Ioa .eling.lppowhat.an,, 5as Pc 1G2, Prince, 1O9; Mahatch,r, Ill; Excelsior, Ill; Joe Murphy, 113; Piuius, 115.
 Flilh race, steeplechase, short course Wyandotte, 125; Royal Flush, 1855; Cara eas, lS6; EIoorado, lsS; Goodbye, 136; Iempleniore, l45; Hi klndig, 160.
 sixth race, SIX furlongs, selIing-Mrs. Morgan, 9S; Boon Volandos, 10l; Barbey Aaron, Jr.., Jim Henry, Maichaway, High Test, brow Dick, Bedford, l06 each.
 AT NASHVILLE.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 15.-The first three races at Cumberland Park today were run Tn drizzling rain, but the track re- mained fairly fast. The favorites won in all hut the second race, which was won by a third choice. The Fleischmans' St. Maxim was top-heavy favorite for the first race, and won as he pleased. Metrop- oils, a AZ to l shot, ran fourth to the stretch in the second race, when Perkins gave him his head and he soon ehot to the front, winning easily from Ben Wilson. Glacier won hIs second start of the meeting in the thiid race. The colt took the lead soon after the start, and nothing behind could make him extend himself. fremore and Cattaragus were even favorites at 2 10 5 in the fourth. Cattaragus led until well into the stretch, when Tremore made his run end won comparatively easy. Lottie Mills galloped in for the last race, she be- ing 2 10 favorite.
 First race, five and half furlongs-St. Maxim, IA (fhorpe), to 5, won; Elano second, Mollie $. third. Time, 1:0Sh.
 Second race, six furlangs- Metropoils, 99 (Perkins), Az 10 l, won; Ben Wilson second, Vida third. Time, 1:16h.
 Third race, one half mile-GIazer, III (Cassin), even, won; Helena Belle second; Dr.. Holmes third. Time, 0:49A.
 Fourth race, one mile anu sixteenth, selling-Tremor, 100 trurner), 2 to 5, won; Catarugus second, Peabody third. Time, 1:51. Fifth race, six furlopgs, selling-Lottie Mills, 103 (1'urner), to 5, won; Probasco second, George L third. Time, 1:16h.