The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-24
JOCKEY HICKS HURT
FROM UMBRELLA At NEW
PORT AND BADLY INJURED.
Only One Favorite Finished First
Red Observation-Disclosures mt
Montgomery Park.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-Only one favorite
managed 10 win al Newport to-day. The
rain during the forenoon put the track in ex-
cellent shape. and fast time was made. In
the fifth race Cyclone beat Miss Young by a
head at six furlcngs in 1:lSs4. Another ac-
cident occurred to-day in the second race.
II. II. Hicks was thrown from Umbrella al
the half-mile pole and badly injured about
the face and body. Scroggan Brothers Red
finished second to Cynthia in the third event.
and was afterward disqualified for foulins
Tempest. Attendance. 1000. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. Bertrand, Sc lbs
q. Perkins,. 5 to /, won; Fairchild. 1902 Cor
ner). S to 1. second; Font Dor. i02 q. Gard
ner), 3 to i, third. Time. 1:O2A. Judge Lyle,
Oswego. S,anza, Black Tiger. Little Alta and
Prairie King also ran. Fairchili. , 20 l,
place.
Second-Seven furlongs. Sidkel. lie Han),
3 TO 2, won; Evanesca, 17 Ross). 4 to l. Sec
ond; Judge Denny. 112 (Snedeker). 4 TO /,
third. Time. 1:29la. Joe Clark, Warrick.
Rapaletchie and Mamie Stone also ran. I'M
brella fell at tie half pole. Evanesca, even,
place.
Third-Half-mile. Cynthia H.. lo5 Ham).
20, second: Snag, IS q. Morris). Z to i, third.
Time, :4S1. Margaret Lyme. Frankfort Girl,
Cotton Queen and Red also ran Tempes
~Four;h-Ffve furlongs. Rubber Neck, IS q.
Gardnero, 4 to l. won; Pat Tucker, lG7 Con.
dmssj. Is to TO i. th shsIhe Time ne0 f:ol,i si%%Sf hy;o ia.
Philomena, Vespers. Hattie Below. Mana
and Marioni also ran. Pat Tucker. 4 to l.
Fifth-Six f~urlongs. I ne. 1O7 q. Gard
g :: second 5 q From FTon.man, 5crner.. i Is % l. !.
and Almond also ran. mis-. Young. i to 2,
place.
Entries for tomorrow:
Aureola, so: Black Tiger, So; Pat Tucker s.;
Susie B., 80; Fairchild. 100: Zanone, vespers.
Northwestern. Summer Coon. lO2; Miss Row
.Second(Six furlongs. Athenian. 20; Cuti-
clene, 81; King William. 100: Quetta. l0l:
Judge Lyle. Ill; Stark. l1s; Prince Imperial.
Third-Seven furlongs. Feast. Princess
Prim, los; Austin. l07; Cashier. no.; Uncle
Chicot. Hubert, Riverside Park. Herman. L
c: W.. l21; Hot Spur, Carroll Donder, l24.
Fourth.Mile and fifty yards: The Banker.
106; Lightfoot. 115; Jamboree, III; Jake Zim-
merman. rs: Peytonia, LIS.
Fffth-Half-mile. Mabel NJ. Blackstone.
Fannie Brown. Maud Lyles, Tern. Miss
Ethel Lee, Princess Maud, Woodlawn, los;
Traveller, los.
New Track Record by Assignee.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 3.-A race was
added at Montgomery Park to-day. making
six events. Four favorites won with ease
and Albert s., in the last, was a strong
second choice and the talent Jared well. The
stake winner, Ollean, was a hot favorite
in the first race, but Moncreith, the Hot
Spring stable entry won all the way with
ease, while Goose Liver, at long odds, beat
Ollean half a length for place. A new track
record was made by Assignee in the third
event, at seven furlongs. The record here
tofore was 1:29, held by Tartarian. After
an exciting finish with George F. Smith,
Assignee covered the distance to-day in
12SA. Five races are scheduled for to-mor-
row. but another will be added during the
morning. To-day's summaries:
First Race-Four furlongs. Moncreith, 106
Perkins), Z to 5. won; Goose Liver. 1oS
(Murphy). II to /, second; Ollean, 81 Bunn),
even. third: Time. :5i13. Uncle Pat, Fervor
and Or. Newman also ran. Goose Liver.
Second-Six furIongs. Hanlon. 1o4 CThorpe).
to !; won sncn Santa sam Maria i@ &C; Rein} ?;
and George Beck also ran. Santa Maria,
T~hird-Seven furlongs. Assignee, ZIG
Martin), 4 to /, second; David. 10 sc:er-
ran. Smith, 3 to 8. place.
Fourth-Six furlongs. Pretender, 100 ct.
Murpny) s 10 z, won, LORD
100 (Fisher), 20 to i, second; Trenton. 1E
cThorpe), z TO 1, third. Time, lin. Imp.
Ruthven, Hercules, Johnny McHale. Gin
ton, FL Captain and King Michael also ran.
Wiilowbrook, 8 to l. place.
Ffth-One mile. Frontier, los (Martin), ]
to 5, won; Bingbinger. 80 Morrison), s 10
/. second; Little Tom. 1O4 Oh. Williams). IL
to /, third. Time, 1.4o%. Wedgeield, Willis
Galley West and Tancred also ran. Binding
er, even, place.
sixth-Five furiongs. Albert s.. l4 CA.
Barrett. s to 2. won; Astol Fina.. 80 &C.
Reif). 6 to /, second; Denver, 116 (Scherrer),
5 to 1. third. Time. 1:03iz. Belle OF Oak
Grove, Crusader. Scottish Lad, Fasig, King
Dance, Mate, Barney Aaron, jr. and JOIN
Il. also ran. Astol Fina, 2 to 1, pace.
Entries for Tomorrow:
First Race-Six fur,ongs. Helena Belle,
80; Tradition, s.: Fannie Rowena, 90; Lady
Doleful, 50; Towerst. 50; David, los; Tar
tartan, LII; Sunup. Ill; Nick. ia.
Second-One mile. Ben Naiad. SO; Royal
Choice. 101: Whisper, 101: Tom Kelly, 15,
Sandoval. Jig; Robert Latta, III.
Third-Five furlongs; the Arlington stakes
for two-year-olds. Chappie, 81. and Lexing-
ton Pirate. 1T, coupled as Hot Springs en-
try: Albert Vale. 81: Tin Cup. 9S.
Fourth-Five furlongs; selling. Kitty
Scott. Swiftly, "a; Rouble Neutral. IS; Re-
hct, 81; Barney Aaron. jr.. 80; John p,
Mobile. Mercury. 1o4; Constantine. l02; Valet,
Katherine, Ito.
Fiftn-Five furlongs: for two-year-oids
Don't Skip Me, Sister Cara, Emmeline III,
Matte Belle, 100; Prince Lormiss, Ornament
103; Goshen, 1cS.
Other Race Winners.