Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-11
ON THE SOUTHERN TURF. Fine Sport on Nashville and Mem
 phis Tracks.
THE TALENT NAKED FAT
At tho Bluff City, but They Fell Down at the Capital
 Course.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10.-Seautiful
 weather and a good card drew large
 crowd to Montgomery park this afternoon.
 Three of the five events were won by fa- vorites. The Gastor Hotel stakes was the
 prettiest of the meeting. Beau Ideal and
 Ben Eder raced neck and neck down the
 stretch, the former winning in driving
 finish in fast time.
 First race, one half mile e--May Pinker-
 ton, 104 GA. Clayton), Il to 2, won; Julie
 second, Bellana third. Time, 051.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling
 Double, 10l (Chorn), 6 to 1, won; Miniver
 second, Garza third. Time, 1:i6A. Third race, half mile, the Gasson hotel
 stake for 2year-old colts and geldings,
 5000 added-Beau Ideal, 11S C.. Reagan), 9
 to 10, won; Ben Eder, second; Cochise, third. Time, 0:4Sh.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs Henry Young, 119 GA. CIayton), to 1, woni
 Royal Prince, second; Nero, third. Time,
 1:3GA.
 Fihh race. mile and quarter, over five
 to 1, won; My Luck, second; Eli Kirdig,
 third. Time, 2:22.
 ENTRIES FOR ToMoRRow's RACES. First race, five furlon gs-Jennie Earle,
 95; Aunt Lida, 96; F. M. B., 97; El Capi- tan and Brown Dick, 100 each; Potentate,
 Frank Gale Gayle, Pope Gray and Chess
 Rogan, 12l each.
 Second race, sx furIongs-Miss Norma and Outbreak, 105 each; Voladora, Mode-
 rocco, Handspun and Jane, IF each. Third race, one and one sixteenth miles Weelsstreet, 96; Wauhat Chief, 102; Saps
 tiago, 10i; Prince Carl, 107; Oakwood, no.
 Fourth race, one half mile, 2-year- -olds-
 Tennyson, Tradition, 10S each; Sir Play, Bonnie Jean, 110 each.
 Fifth race, one mile-Ringmaster, Buck fly, Neutral Boon, 103 each; Glad. l06;
 Highest, 11S; Imp. Percy, 125.
 Campania, go; Mote, Advocate, Booze, 1G6
 each; Jennie F.. Longago, 107 each; Royal Flush, Revenue, Billy Bennett, Pretender,
 Portuga Joe Woolman, Burrell's Biliett,
 109 each; Wightman, 112.
 NASHVILLE RACES. NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 10.-The track at Cum berland park today was lumpy and
 heavy, but the good card induced large crowd to come out. With the exception of Tremore, the favorites were all beaten. cap, worth $500, at seven furlongs. Linda was the favorite, but she was never inft. The finish was very close between Amelia May, Uncle Lrke and Lilly of the West,
 stretch Leigh, who was leading on Amelia May, took his mount, across the track to secure better going, and Thorpe, on Uncle Luke, claimed that he fouled him.
 The judges failed to allow it, however, not even deeming it worth while to call Leigh iuto the stand. Katie G, the favorite in the first race, was kicked at the post and ran absolutely fast. Collina made the run. ming and won easily.
 Helen Keller, in the second race, got a length and half the best of the start aud was never headed.
 Tremor showed that she was a pretty good selling platter by winning well in hand from the field in the fourth event. f Mahoney dumped the talent in the last race. The Inspector B gelding. Claude Martin, took the lead soon after the start and was never headed. Jerry Mack beat Landseer out length for the place. First race, five and one half furlongs- Collins, 96 (Corbin), to l, wou; Miss Lily second, Ashland third. Time, 1:12H. Sscond race, half mile-Helen Keller, 108 (Perkins), to 1, won; Willie shan non second, Nancy T. third. Time, 0:52h. Third race, the Kirkman handicap, S1500 guaranteed, seven furlongs-Amelia May, 1G6 (Lsigh, AZ to |, won; Uncle Luke second, Lilly of the West third. Time, :32.
 Fourth race, six furlongs, selling
 Tremor, 104 (Turner), to 5, won; Cres-
 cent second, Bill White third. Time, 1:20.
 Fifth race, half a mile--Claude Martin,
 108 (rhorpe), 6 to 1, won; Jerry Mack sec-
 ond, Landseer third. Time, 0:52.