The age-herald., 1900-04-13
LADY SCHORR WON
 ARDELLE STAKES Miss Bennett, the Favorite, Bare ly Got Third Money. THE MECCA CAME IN SECOND Track Had Rapidly Dried Out and Was in Condition for Going When the First Race Was Called
 Some Great Sport
THE MECCA CAME IN SECOND

Memphis, Tenn. April 12.-John F.
 Schorr's bay Ally, Lady Schorr, by Im-
 ported Escher- Warmantle, won the Ardelle | stakes for two-year-old Allies at Mont | gomery Park today in a hard drive from Jake Markeins The Mecca. Miss Bennett, l which played all over the ring for the
 best thing at the meeting, finished third. | The attendance was large and the track | had dried out wonderfully fast and when | the first race was called the going was all | that could be desired.
 The first race was at four and a half fur longs for non-winning two-year- olds and | brought out eight starters. South Breeze,
 owned by J. c. Calm of St. Louis, was an
 even money favorite. and at the end had
 no trouble in winning handily from Adnor. | Georgia Rose was green at the barrier and
 ran away twice before the start, spelling | whatever chance she may have had. Alice Turner was heavily played to win the sec | ond event at six furlcngs. and justified the
 confidence of her packers by winning pull | ed up by half dozen lengths from Gray | less.
 The third race, at a mills, brought out | good field of three-year-olds. Thrive, the | tennessee ueTDy cdHuludlt WliSh NaS coupled with Glen Lake, was decided fa- | vorite at even. The Lady, which was sec | ond choice in the ring, won all out by a | nose from Florizar, outsider. The lat | ter would have won in another stride | Thrive finished third, length behind. In the Ardelle stakes, Miss Bennett &C.,
 cepted by far the worst of the start, break | ing last Burns rushed Lady Schorr to the
  | three lengths. Crowhurst brought Miss | Bennett up, but the effort was too much for her. and she dropped back beaten. Meanwhile Vittatoe came up with rush | on The Mecca and challenged Lady Schorr
 in the last few jumps, the latter lasting | long enough to win by a head. Miss Ben | nett was third, three lengths away. The fifth race, a selling affair at a mile
 and an eighth, went to Ben Chance, an
 outsider, while The Rush easily beat Miss | Mae Day and Triaditza in the last dash | of six furlongs.
 Summaries | First Race-Four and half furlongs, selling: South Breeze, 105 (Boland) to 5. won; Odnor, 1O4 (Rose), 3 to 1 and even, l second; Frank Johnson, 1O9 CVaters), 30 to
 l, third Time, O:57%.
 lJaSeeond Race-Six furlongs purse: Alice 1 Turner, s (Dominick), to D. won; Cray | less, 90 (Wedderstrand), to 1 and to l, | second; Larkspur 110 CRansom), to 1, | third. Time, 116A.
 Third Race-One mile purse: The Lady, | 101 (Rose), to ?, won; Florizar, 102 (Vit- | tatoe), 15 to l and to l, second; Thrive, | 1O7 (Matthews), even, third Time, 1:44A Fourth Race-Half mile, the Ardelle | stakes: Lady Scorr, 115 CT. Burns) to 1, l won; The Mecca, 115 Vittatoe), to 1 and 2 to l. second; Miss Bennett, 115 Grow | hurst.) to 5, third. Time, O:501z Fifth Race-A mile and one eighth: Ben | Chance, 87 (Talley), to l, won; Russell
 R.. 7s (Ransom), 25 to l and 10 to l, sec | ond; Bonnie lone, 93 Oyne) 30 to l, third. | Time, 1:5Sh.
 Sixth Race-Six furlongs, purse: The Rush, 100 (Winkfeld), to 1, won; Miss
 Mae Day, 90 (Wedderstrand), to l and to 1, second; Triaditza, 90 Dominick), 8
 to 2, third Time. 1:15A.
 Today's Entries First race, six furlongs, selling-Louis- | vile. Etta Fonso Aqua, Princess Maleen Elsie Venner, Add Ran, 95; Roundo, Aus | ter, S7; Russeline, Harry Yocum, 100; Win | ter, 106; Belle of Erin, 109; Pauline J, 106; Morea, Incidental, 11O.
 Second race four and one-half furlongs- Sard 105; Wall Gawaine, 10S; The Conquer or, Farmer Bennett 113.
 Third race, mile-Two Armies, Ioka Lark Spur. Tigris, 96; Nellie Prince, Myositis Bridal Tour, Ill.
 Fourth race, mile handicap-Maud Wal lace, 90; D1sSolute, 95 Greatland, 105 Com pensation, 106; Hurricane, Ed Tipton, 1OS; Cherry Leaf Duke of Baden, 112; Free Advice, 12O.
 Firth race, mile and an eighth, selling k1ttie Regent, Clara Meader, 96; Crockett 100; Freak, 1o1; Traveller Julius Caesar lO5; limp, 106; Kyral, Ill. Sixth race, six furlongs-Tildy Ann AL paca, 95; Martin Duke, 97; Shillingburn, Edinburough, 100; Free Hand, Brown Vail, Maggie Davis, 106; Menu, 1OS; Her Favor Harry Floyd, Myrtle Van, 1O9; Chopin. Trombone, Deceptive Ill. At Bennsngs The mud horses had a chance to show
 their mettle at Bennings today the track being heavy from the rain last night The surprise of the day was the victory of the