The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-15
Croker's Thoroughbreds Scratched
Montgomery Park and Newport.

ferty, who sold out his stable last year to
Duke & Wishard. Wishard was McCafferty's
trainer.
The weather was cold and stormy. There
was only the average attendance. but many
prominent people were among those present
in the jockey club Enclosure. The Prince OF
Wales, wearing dark brown suit, double
breasted overcoat and derby hat, strolled
about the Enclosure and talked with Lord
Marcus Beresford and the Rt. Hon. James
Lowther. The Prince seemed to be but little
interested in the sport of the day. Richard
Croker. enveloped In long cape Macintosh,
sauntered about alone, occasionally placing
bet. Talking over the situation with re-
porter. Mr.. Croker SAID: 'I have no horses
running to-day. and am here merely as a
spectator. My horses are all in good condi-
ton, but find that II takes a long time to
acclimate them l hope, however. to make a
record this summer sa find it different here
stable here, trainers word Is law. / am
not allowed to interfere, and do not know
much about my own horses. Americas is In
good form and have great hopes of him."
Mr.. Croker was asked regarding the chances
OF Montauk for the Derby The New Yorker
smiled In reply, and said: 1--WE shall do our
best"
The trainer who has charge of Mr.. Pierre
I.orilard's horses said: "All Mr.. Lorillards
horses are in good, form and hope for a
disappointed at to-day's performances"
winners at Montgomery Park.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 14.-weather clear
and pleasant. track in fair condition. Sum-
maries:
(Perkins). to s. won: Agent. llS (Aiartin).
to /, second: Elyria, los Bunn), 80 to 1,
third. Time. go. Idle Bridge, Matte Belle,
Some Hopes, Marie c.. Full Hand and Nellie
Second-Seven furlongs. Ramona, liz OR.
Williams), to 5, won; Panjandrum. 10S MAR
third Time, I:s. sumatra, Rossmore, Fred
h, Metaire and Pavan also ran. Panjan-
drum, even. place.
MA, ITO (Martin), TO ., won; David, 100
(Scherer); to !, second; Robert Latta, 107
Kidd, crevasse and Linda also sI ran pav;d
Fourth-NIile and one-sixteenth Preside.
S H 70 TO Second Won eop wnlTpe5 49, -,
Held, Midland. Gamer Curious, sandova iG and
s G% as spongs TES anScS S e d pass
! to /, won; Little Cliff, 1O9 (HarD 5 to 1, sec
ond: Sycamore. lOs (scherer, to /. third.
| Blue Light. Scottish Lad, Young Tom and
| Crimson also ran. Little Cliff. 2 to l. place.
slxth1Eour furlongs. Sea Robber., los
| third. Time. :5lA. Roltaire, Clifford, jr.,
Glen Albyn and Worry Not also ran.
| Entries for tomorrow:
First Race-One-half mile; two-year-olds
| Nellie, DR.. Newman, los; Tunic, Ivory Be-
ware, 1oS; Miss Verne. ITO; Albion, Treopia
| Lincoln, 113.
| observation-disclosures mile; selling. Rosa
| lind ILL., 50; Galley West, Petrolene, 10l; Mer-
| maid Minerva, 103; Lady Doleful, 105; AstoI-
| fina, Irish Lady, Motila 1o7; Lucille H.
| Helena Belle 100; Elusive 102.
Third-Tennessee Brewery stakes: sever
| furlongs: selling. Tartarian 100; Nat p. 104
George F.. Smith, 109; Free Advice 1l2.
FOurth-Mie and one-sixteenth. Midland
| 9S: Rondo. Tranby. 101; Frontier, 1o6; Mer-
| curry, 49,
Fifth-F've furlongs; selling. Belle of Oai
| Grove, 104: Single Stone, Little Cliff. Sky
| Blue. Jog; Ruthven, Guard. Adam Johnson
Barney Aaron. jr., John p. III; Hercules
| 124
sixth.Fiye furlongs; selling. Damocles
Ben Maid, Bravo, Zephyr Fasig. los; Trad
ton. 109: Katherine, Nc; Neutral. 1lS; Con
stantne, 11s; David. 121; Roy Lochlel. LA.