The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-28


1O4; Bill Powell, 101; Miss F1oride 400. and
Bonnie lone. 105, finished as named.
Betting-shield Bearer, to 1 and to 5;
Nobleman, 10 to 1 and to /; Good Order,
s to and to l.
Shield Bearer has been played in all oil
his recent starts in the muddy going on ac-
count of his known liking for a sticky
track, and yesterday he never gave his
hackers any concern. AT the drop of the
flag Harris rushed him to the front and
making every pole a winning one, he had
two lengths ITO spare at the finish. Hallet
p, VINO was second to the stretch, died
away there and finished fifth, while No
bleman came through from fourth place
and was a remarkably easy second with
Good Order third.
Second Race-Purse $50, for 3-year-olds
and upward; selling. Five and one-hah
furlongs.
A. r. Pirtle's Dr. f. Nellie Mcdonald az
by Apache-Josie D, 1903 &C. thompson
William Diekson's br. c. Padrone "a, log
NfFazee) ........ $3.50. ........ $50.
Ed. Burrows b. n. Judge Quigley o..
Time, 119A.
Frank Fellows, 50; Anger, 1903; Denial
1903; Pilgrim II, IS, and Jennie, SO, finished
as named
Betting-Nellie Mcdonald, to 1 and {
| ITO l; Padrone, 6 to l and to l. Judge
Quigley, to 8 and l to O.
The five and half furlong dash, second
| on the card, proved only a romp for Nellie
Mcdonald, although at the finish she was
| firing and had it been another furlong she
| surely would have been beaten. She was
off well and in running the first eighth she
| opened up a gap that increased to four
| lengths before the stretch was reached
Denial, who was a close attendant in the
early part, died away and Padrone, coming
strongly at the finish, was second four
lengths before Judge Quigley, the favorite
| Quigley was off none too well and it took all
! his energy to keep in the bunch in Une early
| stages of the race.
| Third Race-Purse, $3.50; 3-year-olds and
upwards. selling, one and one-sixteenth
| miles
H. Hurdles b. f. Kitty Regent (s) by
Montana Regent-Kitty c., So (Fore-
| hahd........ ........ ........... ...........
| E. WTights ch c. Radiant Heat go by
80 (BalD..... ........ ........... ....
| J. r. Hands CHI. G. Robert Bonner 90. 105
| NAker)........ ........ ........ ............ 8
Time, 2:07.
CRANKY, 96. and Domsie, 1O5 finished as
| named.
Betting-Kitty Regent, to and to s;
| Radiant Heat, 70 to 1 and to l.: Robert
| Bonner, 7 to 10 and out.
Kitty Regent won the third race in the
same manner she has employed for all the
| brackets she has earned at the local meet
| ing. = Forehand took her out to set the pace
from the drop of the flag and she was
showing the way from end to end, winning
as she pleased by two lengths. Robert Bon
ner made his run the last quarter and
reached second place but died away again
nearing home and was beaten out for the
place by two lengths. The other two start
ers were never contenders.
Fourth Race-Purse, $3.50; for 3-year-olds
and upwards, selling, five and one-half fur
longs,
A. Brown & Co.'S. b. m. Corvallis (D by
Iroquois-Grace ]. lis CForehand) ..... /
c. A. Aldersons blk. g. Morris Wolf (3)
9S (Tully)....... ........ ........ .........
H. Warmers. CHI. g. Libation az 105,
(FrosD... ........ ........ ............
t1OWltzer, ll5s 11eW anna, IVY, ana JOhn
F. Vogt, 1O5 finished as named.
Betting-Corialis, to 5, and out; Morris
Wolf, IL to l and to 1 Libation, to and
to 5.
Corvallis, making her first appearance at
the local track, was made favorite in the
five and half furlong race, fourth on the
programme Libation was the first to show
out of the bunch at the start, and he set
as merry a clip as the mud would permit to
the stretch turn. Here he showed signs of
weakening, and as he flew the distress sig
nails, Forehand brought Corvallis up and
with little effort she came on and won I'M
der a pull by two lengths. Morris Wolf
also unfinished the now thoroughly tired
Libation and secured the place by head.
Fifth Race-Purse $3.50, for all ages; all
lowances. Six furlongs.
w. E. Brassfeld's br. f. Brown Veil 90,
by Chatham-Blu Veil, 1O1 q. Waldo)..
]. G. Ballantine, Jr.'s CHI. f. Alouette "a,
1902 (Harshberger) ..... -. ...... 1900. 2
s. T. Jacobs b. f. Statira (O, 81 Qrvln)... 8
Time, 1:2S.
Emma Smith, 1O2, and Little Jesse, 1O1,
finished as named.
Betting-Brown Veil, to 10 and out;
Alouette, to and to s; Statira, to s
and to s.
Brown Veil had all the speed in the final
six furlongs, and, getting away we'll, she at
once went to the front and set the pace
throughout. Alouette and Statira alternat-
ed in second and third positions, but on the
end the 2-year-old found her impost too
much and was easily beaten for the place
by two lengths.
Track Talk
Jockey Forehand carried off the honors
in the saddle yesterday, winning two
mounts The other races went to X. Har-
ris, C. Thompson and Jed Waldo.
The race horse Negoncie, who has shown
some ability at the jumping game, and is
also broken to harness, is offered for sale
at the fair grounds track
M. Burns, owner of the good race horse
Windward, has left for New Orleans.
S. T. Jacob will ship his string of horses,
including Allie Belle and Statira, to New