The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-20
LIEBER KARL WINS
TENNESSEE DERBY
ISObey Finished Second With
Goodrich Third.
STAKES VALUED AT $4,000
The Schon Colt Got Off in the Lead and Won
Handily by Three Lengths-ResuIts
at Other Tracks.
STAKES VALUED AT $4,000

| Memphis, April 19.-The Tennessee Derby
| at a mile and an eighth, guaranteed value
| $1,000, was won today by John w. Schorr
| & Sons forester colt Lieber Karl. Isabey
| finished second with Goodrich third. VIII
son, the only remaining starter, was
beaten off.
The largest attendance in this history of
Montgomery park was on hand to witness
the Derby race, fully 1900 people being
present. The afternoon was an ideal one
for racing. The sun shone out brightly all
the morning, and the track which on yes
| terday was deep in mud, dried out wonder
| fully fast and was in first class condition
when the Derby field went to the post.
| The race itself can be described very
| briefly. Starter Chinn sent the field of four
away at the first effort. Lieber Karl i'm
| mediately raced to the front and closely
followed by Goodrich and Isabey made the
running to the half, where Goodrich gave
| 1t up to Isabey. The latter could never
| get near the Schorr colt, however, Lieber
Karl making all the running and winning
| easily by three lengths from Isabey, who
was two lengths in front of Goodrich. The
winner was never fully extended during the
entire race. The Schorr entry, Lieber Karl
| and Wilson, was held at 3 to n the bet
| ting.
| We're Holly Contested
| Six other races were holly contested, re-
sulting in an even break for the talent
and bookmakers.
| FIRST Race-Half mile, 2-year-old maidens
Fox Chase, 100 IT. Burns) to 5, won; Be
True, 1O3. .Beauchamp) to 2, and even,
| second; The Kentuckian, los (Conley) to
l, third. Time, 80.
Second Race-Three-fourth mile. Algol
| 121 ct. Burns), to 2, won; Tom Collins,
100 Oupee), 2 to and to 5, second ]. A.
| Grey, Ill CA. BarretD, to 1, third. Time,
| 116A.
Third Race-Half mle 2-year-olds. Cam
| brian, 1OS CIV. Martini, to 5, won; lobe,
| los (Newcom), 40 to 1 and 10 to 1, second;
Pirate Judge, 1Os IT. Burns). ii to 5, third.
| Time, 81.
Fourth Race-One and one-eighth miles,
| Tennessee Derby, $1,000. Leber Karl, 122
| IT. Burns) to 10, won; Isabey, 1922
| Knapp, Z to and to s. second; Good
rich, 112 CIV. MARTINI, to 5, third. Time,
| 1.57A.
Fifth Race-Four and one-half furlones,
| 27year- olds, selling. Pearl Barnes, 1O3
| "a. BARRETT, to 5, won; Sea Lion. 112 IT.
| Burns), to l and to 5, second; The
| Geeser 103 (Thompson), to 1, third Time,
| ST.
Sixth Race-Seven-eighths mile, selling
| Linda, 105 (Conley), 2 to l. won; Proteus,
| Is to 1, and 6 to l. second; Domsie, "a
| CThompson), Z to /, third. Time, 1:31.
Seventh Race-Fve-eighths mile, selling.
1sWhiriaway 104 IN. HID. 10 to /, won;
Deneald, 109 Waneer), 5 to l. second; Hes
ter, 1O5, 7 to l, third. Time, 1:O3A.
Entries for Today
First Race-Three-fourths mile, selling.
| Pearl Walker, 1903; Pearl, 1906; Lady Irene,
105; Empress Josephine. ,107; Belle Ward.
| Aspasia, 101; Blitheful Florida Rose,
Laverna, SO; Refer, Cuba Free, 81; Ber-
| WELL Saratoga, IS.
| SecOpd Race-FiVe- pighthS mile. 2-year-
| olds, allowances. Cathedral. 113; Clarence
| B., 1903; Chimura, Oddly, Fizzle, 102.
Third Race-One mile, selling Sidonian
10; Nimrod, 1909; Basquil, 1OS; Arasterel
| Robert Bonner, 1902; Gioja, c. s. Bush, Tony
| Nong, Red, 10; Sedan, 9S.
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth, Chick
asaw Club handicap. Macy, ia; Estaca,
1909; Remp. 106; Good Times, 104; Paul
| Kauvar, 104; Buckvidere, 100; Marquise, 49,
| Fifth Race-Five-eigths mile, selling.
Nicholas, III; Earl Bug, 105; Koscio, 1903;
| High Noon, Foresoon, 1e2; Hill Billy, 81;
| Sobriquet, 80; Easter Eve, Forfeit, SO; john
| ny McHale, IS; Dawn, o.
Sixth Race-Hurdle, over five hurdles;
selling one mile and an eighth. Showdown
146; Uncle jim, 14l; My Luck, 14O; Hats Off,
1856; Belva, 1885, Alfonsina, 1873.
Accident at Newport
Cincinnati, April 19.-There was another
| accident at the Queen City Jockey club
| track at newport tOUdy. Sdfl. OcfOHS, Ill
the third race, fell with her rider. L. Scott.
on the back stretch and broke her neck
Domnis also went down with Jockey
| Campbell, and the latter was so badly in
jured that he had to be sent to the hospi-
| tai, although no bones were broken. Jock
ey Scott escaped without injury.
Charlie McCafferty bid up Swordsman in
the fourth race from $500 to s605, at which
price he was bought in by his owner, w.
| A. Mcconnell Mcconnell later claimed Nc
| Black Venue, at one to five, was the only
| successful favorite.
Weather cloudy and cool; track fast
First Race-Five furlongs. Alabaster, 96,
IL. SMITH, to 1, won Annie Taylor, SO,
/ D(ugan) to / and to 1, second; Albert
| L., 81, (Knighb, to l, third. Time 1 c.
Second Race-Half mile. Black Venus,
lis, IN. Turner, to s, won; Bannie, 103,
| &C. Clay, to and to second; Pezuue,
1903, (Powers), 10 to 1, third. Time 50.
Third Race--seling one and one-sixteenth
miles. Swordsman, to l, won; Pete kitch-
en-, 10S, Gynch). to 1, and to l. secand;
Stanza, 1Oe, (silivan), Z to I. third. Time
150.
Fourth Race-Four and one-half fu.longs,
selling. Ed Upton, ITO, 0sveresD, IS to 6,
won; Pat Garrett 107, (SouthardD, to ard
| to 2, second; Garrabrant, 104, (Turner), 5
to j, third Time 56A.
Fifth Race-One and one-sxteenth miles,
selling. Pop Dixon, 1922 IL. SMITH, to L.
| won; Zen zines, 81, tCnonaultVy, ~ TO ana
| to l, secand; Kirk, 106 q. Morgan), 15 to
L. third Time 1:491s.
Sixth Race-Selling five furlongs. Dave
s., III, (Aker), 7 to 2, won; Purity, 100. &C.
Clay, 4 to 1, second; Carlotta c., 105, Il.
Smith,, Z to l, third. Time LOO
| Entries for Today
First Race-Selling one mile. Volzette,
"a; Brown GAL 10; Leo Cole, Big Staff, 1902;
Coronatus, 1903; Ups and Downs, Frisco
Ben, 106; Friar John, TIL Monon, Dudley
E., 1903: Oxnard, 40.