The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-18
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Inaugural Meeting, Noy Is to December l. ADMISSION CENTS


| won handtly by a length, with Recovery
| second only a neck before Nella.
Third Race-Purse, $3.50; 3-year-olds and
| UP; selling; one mile
| W. D. Stringer's CHI. G. CRANKY (9, by
| McDuff-T Thrifty, 101 (Aker) -. =. =. -.
| A w. Foulks b. m. Bonnie lone "a, l03
| tlrvlnl... -. -. -.
| j. c. Thompsons oGl. C. Creedmore L.
"a, LOG &C. Thompson)... =. 49,.
| Time, 1:45A.
| Chonndta, "a; Jim Lick, 102; Fritz Smith
| los, and Clissie b., 109, finished as named.
Betting-Granby Q to and to 2; Bonnie
| lone, to and out Creedmore L., to 2
| and even.
Aker added his third victory of ehe day
| In the mile, which had THIRD position on
| the programme. Bonnie lone was opened
alt to and pounded down ITO a to IA
| yortrte at post time Aker at once rushed
| CRANKY to the front, and hustling him
along all the way the just lasted long
enough to win by half length from Bon
ME lone. Creedmore IL. was third, -four
lengths back.
| Fourth Race-Purse, $3.50; for 3-year-olds
| and upward, selling; one mile.
| ]. B. Gibson's oh. g. Tewanda, 4, by
| Keene-Marietta, LOG (F'rosD.. -. -.
| Mrs. M. c. Lyle's CHI. G. Brighton, s. LOG
lLanury)...
J. P. Hands CHI. G. Robert Bonner, 5, 1O7
Time, 1:44A
Our Ida 1885, and Slasher no. finished as
| named.
| Betting-Tewanda even and to 3;
| Brighton to l and to g. Robert Bonner
| to l and to 5.
This race resulted in a pretty close con-
| test, the field running in a close bunch for
| the first half. Brighton was the pace
maker and showed the way until rounding
| THE turn the second time around where
Tewanda moved up and assuming command
led for the remainder of the route. He won
handily at the end by a length from
Brighton. The latter fought with Robert
Bonner for second money and just did sue
coed in lasting long enough to get the
decision by a short head. Slasher was cut
off after going half and knocked out of It,
Fifth Race-Purse, SIPS; for maidens of all
ages. Six furlongs.
C. A. Alderson's blk. g. Morris, Wolf, 4,
by Kingston-Dixie, ia (Acker)... 49,. 1
W. e. Quinn's b. C. Mr.. Hunt, 4, 122
(Elmore)...... ........ ..-..... ..........
NJ. Braner's b. C. Ben Boy, A, 122 Or.
Watson).... ........ ......... ...........
Time, 1:1S1a.
Sallie Mills, 1O1; Hopedale SO; Big Buck,
III; Blazarra SO and Hurdler, 119, finished
as named.
Betting-Morris Wolf, 8 to and to g.;
Mr. Hunt 10 to and to 1, Ben Boy, to
and even.
Eight frisky maidens faced the flag in the
unsuccessful attempts at last managed to
graduate from the ranks of non-winners.
He was the best of the lot and going to the
front when ready he opened up a gap,
going down the back stretch. There was
a general closing up In the run home, but
Aker managed to keep Morris Wolf going
long enough to win by half length from
the rapidly closing Mr.. Hunt. The latter
was closing fast at the end and finished
with a great burst of speed. About the best
card that has been offered since the meet
ing commenced is on the programme for
today. Five large races in which some of
the fastest horses at the track are entered
will furnish interesting sport for lovers of
the thoroughbred and exciting contests
should esult The following are the en-
tries:
Today's Entries
First Race-Five-eighths mile, 2-year-old
maidens. Hopedale, 100; Julia Dean, 100;
Mr.. Rose. 1903; Saliie Mills 1O5; Eyes of Blue,
105.
Second Race-Three-fourths mile, Swear
olds and up, selling. Hat Wilson, SO; For
get Me Not, 100; Libation, 100; Augustine,
107; Brighton, 112; Herman, 49, John Boone,
lis; San Durango, III.
Third Race-One Mile, allowances. Wind
ward So; Kitty Regent, So; Fritz Smith, SO;
Ocie Brooks, 101; Our Liar. 101; Brown Veil,
101; ALouette, 102; Tewanda, Ito; Lackman,
la Joe Bell, LA.
Fourth Race-Five and one-half furlongs,
selling. Sinnemahone, SO; Supreme, 100;
Two Armies, 100; Profit, 104; Adler, LOG;
Jodee 108; Recompense, 112.
Fifth Race-One mile, 3-year-olds and up,
allowances. Chonita, 100; CRANKY, 100; Jim
Lick, 100; Tonic, 1O4; Miss Al Farrow, 104;
Bonnie lone, 1O4; Tom Peden. 1O4; Lieu
Anna, 104.
At Newport
Cincinnati, O., November 1.-THE largest
crowd of the meeting witnessed the racing
at Newport today. Weather fine and track
fast. Kriss Kringle added another purse
to his credit today by winning the fourth
race at mile and fifty yards in a gallop
Prince of Wales, 25 to 1 shot. landed in
the third event. After the race he was bid
up and taken out OF the race by w. w.
Allenstein for $500. Tomorrow will be the
last day at Newport.
First race-Seven furlongs. Alcedo, 96
(Knight), to l, won; J. Lucille, 107 a..
Ross, to ], second; Marion Lynch, SO
Forehand), Is to 1, third. Time, 1:141A.
Second race-One mile and one-sixteenth
F'riesland, 106 (Southard), to l, won; Par
aket 105 IL. Rose), to l, second; Musket,
LOG (Fox), 100 to j. third. Time 1:47%.
Third race-Six furlongs. selling. Prince
of Wales, 96 (Thompson), rs to /, won; ]. ].
T., 105 KnighD, 6 to l, second; Dolly Weith-
off, 104 (Wedderstrand), to /, third Time,
1:14h.
Fourth race-One mile and fifty yards,
handicap. Kriss Kringle, 125 (Boland), to
10, won; Souchon, SO (Forehand), to O. sec
ond; Flaunt, SO Qxnigh), to 1. third. Time,
lay.
Fifth race-One mile. Nekarnis, 1o4 (Bo-
land, 10 to l, won McCleary, 80 CKnight),
s to /. second; Apple Jack, 1O7 (Hamilton),
to /, third Time, 1:41%.
Bepnings
Washington, November N.-With fair
weather and good track a large crowd wit
messed five Interesting races ait Bennings
today. The talent picked three straight
winners.