The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-19

Joe Bell, III; windward 81; AIouette. 1o2
aud Kitty Regent, 1929 finished as named
Betting-Lackman to and even, Brown
Veil to and even, oeie Brooks to 4
and to 5.
There was nothing to this race but Lack
man. Heavily played by both his stable
and the public he rewarded the confidence
bestowed in him by making a runaway af-
fair of 1t and winning eased up by three
lengths in the remarkable time of 1:d2al.
This performance was grand one and had
Powers pushed the big son of Onondaga-
Sungeam he certainly would have clipped
a second off that mark. He had a world of
speed and before he had gone a half he
had those behind him dizzy The fractional
time of the race was: Qparter in O:251a;
half in 0;5OA; three-quarters in 1:15A and
mile in laps. This hot clip made. Ocie
Brooks sulk and pinning her ears back she
propped herself all the way and would not
do her best.
Fourth Race-Purse, $3.50; for 2-year-olds;
selling. Five and half furlongs.
Scott Harlan's b. 6. Profit, by Prosper
May Buckmaster, los (FrosD... -. :. 1
Howard and Browns b. f. Sinnemahone,
IS (McGuin). -. ........ .......... -.
D. II. Bellows b. g. Adler, log CIV. Weir)
Time, 1:O9la.
Jodee los; Two Annie, 100; Supreme, 100,
and Recompense, liz, finished as named.
Betting-Proft to 1 and to 2; SHINE
malone u to and to 1, Adler to and
to D.
Reeompense was played for a good thing
in this race but unfortunate for his back
ers he met with a mshap Rounding the
far turn after going a half mile he stumbled
and fell. Patton who rode her escaped UNI.
hurt The filly, however, had to be shot
The winner turned up in Profit, who led
from start to finish, winning at the end by
five lengths from Sinnemahone which, in
turn, defeated Adler a neck for second
place.
Fifth race-Purse $15O; for 3-year-olds and
up; selling. One mile:
]. W. Hutselrs b. m. Lieu Anna 90, by
Leonatus-Hermitage 14 (Aker)....
Strobe & Miller's oh. m. Miss Al Far
row %, Castro ..... $500. -. .......
Hogan & Muldoons b. g. Tonic 90. 1oi
Cunningham ........ $1,000. 3
Time, 1:441a.
Bonnie lone, 104, and Tom Peder, 10i, fin
ished as AIMED.
Bettdng-Iaen Anna, to 1 and to 1; Miss
AL Farrow, to 1 and l to 2; Tonic, 3 to
and out.
AT the drop of the flag in the final mile
race Miss AL Farrow was rushed to the
front, and in the first quarter she opened
up lead of two lengths from Bonnie lone,
with Lien Anna a close third. At the half
Lien Anna had run into second place, while
Bonnie lone was already firing. From there
home Lien Anna had the foot of the party,
and she won handiy in the end by length
from Miss AL FarroW Tonic had no speed
in the early part of it, and could only reach
third place at the finish.
Entries for Tomorrow
First Race-Seven-eighth of a mile; SELL
ing: Little Gayroche 81; LlbaticA, 1o2; High
Noon, 102; Quaver. los; Shieidbearer, 1Oo;
Robert Bonner, 107; Sallie Lamar, 107; Sim
W., ia.
Second Race-F'ive-eighths 70 mile; p
year-olds: selling: Clara M, 100; Hibiscus,
1O5: Intent, 105; Miss Fonsoland, 105; Jodee,
105.
Third Race-A mle and one-eighth, over
five hurdles: Hat Wilson, 1876; Jim Lick, 126;
CRANKY, 1872; Bay Boy, 135; Robert Bonner,
140; Robert Latta, 140; Negoncie, 142; Slash
er, 14S; Joe Bell, las.
Fourth Race-One mile; selling: Chonita,
ST. Saliie Lamar, SO; Warren Point, So; Bill
Powell, 96; Windward. SO; Jim Lick, 102.
Fifth Race-Three-q quarters of mile:
selling: Denial, 129; John Boone, 129;
Adowa, 1879; San Durango, 1871; Borden, 1872;
Duiac, 1922 Judge Quigley, 1872.