The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-06
ROBERT WADDELL BEAT
MISERABLE JOCKEY WORK RE-
 SPoNSIBLE.
seaton Barely Gets Him Inside the Money, Telamon Running Second. Rolling Boer Beats Lennep
 and Gonfalon.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Robert waddell, this years American Derby winner. was de- feated by W. J. Deboe and Telamon, in the seven furlong race which was the | It was sad blow to the talent. who had backed Waddell heavily, even at the short price of to 5. Those who bet on the gelding lost chiefly because their choice got about as bad a ride as it was possible to give him. As the held strengthened out for home after Waddell had gotten clear of a pocket. Seaton gelding's head up and he stumbled three | or four times. In spite of all this Wad- dell made a determined bid in the final sixteenth.
 First ace, six furlongs-Harry Heen- deen. 9e q. Hicks) to 5. won; Way Boomersek. IOc totis), 6 to l, third. Time. Ball. Matte Bazar, sirensong ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-John A. Clarke, lo5 Sotis). to l. won; Hoodwink, 1os tseaton), 10 to l: second; 1 Autumn tS,rd Time. 1:1s 2-5. Lou Woods. Pronta, Bragg, Golden Glitter, Duke of Con
 Third race. seven furlongs-w: J. De boe, 112 (Otis). 2 to ?. won; Telamon, 112 (Coburn), il to 5, second; Robert Waddeli l0s (seaton), 3 to 5, third. Time. 1:2s 1-5. Lady Idris, Dorothy Lee ran l-Orontas. 102 (Blake), even, won; Roll ing Boer, lo5 Scoburn), ? to l. second; Odnor, 95 q. Hicks). to g. third. Time 1:E; Lennep; GonfaiOn d;,dn.n ran; ndo,a ,oa Dominick), 3 to l. won; Amote, lo6 9Co- burn), to 5, second; Marcos, " tKlcel' to l. third. Time. 1:43 l-S. Tne way Tom Wallace, Mss Hume, Lysbeth,
 sixth race. mile and three-sixteenths. selling-Banish. s6 Hopel, to l. won. Uncle Tom. SS (MitchelD. to 2 third. Time. 2:O1 3-5. Joe Ganmage. Admetus, Azim Tammany Chief ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race five furlongs, selling-Llngo' 96; Herse Ashbrook, 97; Little Emmy, , Howendobler, sS; Buzzer, Palmetto lO5; Chaminade. 92; Herodes Smiths Reel, Aegin, 97: Hat Mitchell, 97; Fade Meny' Second race, six furlongs. selling Aaron. T; The Butcher. Whisper Low, Lady Aintree Neuberger, Hopsco5cn. Lydia S., ss; Baugnaugh Gene, 19s; Lu- cille Bramble, 94; Precursor, 1o4; Harney' 10S; Golden Link, 10s: Protect. 100. . Third race, six furlongs, selling-Blue Lick, Greetings. 105; Shut Up, lO4; Cora Havill, Frank M. 9s; The Tn dr Star od 6eTs: 1ns: lehem, 91; Sirensong 4; Buhher' i'0' Charley Moore, Il6.
 Fourth race, mile and three-eighths,- Frangible, 97; Searcher, 9S; Robert Wad- dell, 99. ,,,o
 Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths of mile Il. Samuelson. Inspector Shea. Kagtag, Lou Woods. 100; Merriment' llo; Aucien
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth, sell ling-Hanswurst 9S: Amoroso, go: fleet- : wing Red Apple, Uncle Tom, s; Auto maton. 102; Form; s5; Farmer farmer Sen9eay; as. G,I H. Ii2: The Boer, 107; Zaok Phelps. La Carlo, 94 Elmer Wood, 1lO.
 At Latonia,
 Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-The first run up oi l fr1 he Latonia today when Schnell Laufer was | boosted from $500 to $900 by Ned Williams who is employed as assistant to starter Brown. The horse was retained by his Despite the wretched condition of the track the finishes were close and exciting
 in every event on the card Weathel clear and cold. Attendance %"". 6et'ihe
 First race. seven furlongs--Lady Kent 107 (T Knight to ?, won; Fleuro' iVl
 CMinder). 4 to sec9nd; ;.eI Jena, S o,es, sS Quality, Salie J.. Suave, Bean, Polly Blk by. Lady silvers. Janowood, Alice SCOT
 pion ran.
 ss T. Jackson), IS to 5, won; Prestome
 103 uyne), 12 to 1. second; Tempt. (SteeieJ. 20 to 1. third. Time 1:47 3-4 Fa- cade, Ollie J., Dr. Carrick, Aand Ds IS AnH ious Bequeath, Dandy H.. Rodd, Church Third race, six furlongs-Foneda. ss q Jackson), 4 to l. won; Rance: loI Sl mon. Jim Napp Our Jessie. Nobleman Queen Burlington, Loyal Prince ran.
 Fourth race mile le.n and loa % yson5 to B. won; Johnny McCartey, s6 lSteeler' to ?, second; Henry Bert, 1oS CT Knight), to ?. third. Time l:5l 1-2. Kun ia, Maggie Felix. Lady Elite ran.
 Fifth race, five furlongs-Hunter Raine 106 (Given), 5 to 1, won; St. Hera. 10S Q. (D. HalD, 6 to l. third. Time Ill l-z cluse. Reap. Aaron Pond, J. Patrick ran
 Sixth race, mile. sel1ing-Schnell Laufer no Handry). to 1, won; Dolly wagner
 G JacksSn2, IS to +,rS seccrG Time ia I4s feS Syncopatd Sandy, Zazel, Dalkeith. Branch,
 Entries Today.
 First race, mile, selling-Hika. Flora Belle, 9S; Facade: King M Elkwo0d; FaiTy hfg Line 1Ol; Edna Gerry, Charlie Shane 1O2 Dr. Carrick, 1O6: Kings Pet, 1o7
 Second race, five and a half furlongs- Sabrine, Siphon, Aaron Pond. 97; Jimmy Burk Toutl An, Kaloma, Ravensburg , Tom Crabb. 104; Paul Creyton, 112.
 MSS Soak Teof BaTbee sfn s e Albert iao cho Aquinas, 1O7; Judge steadman, 1l2. al Fourth race, selling, mlle-Rutn Harks Sortie, Androclus. Dr. Moore, St. Bluff socapa: 94; Patchwork. go; ,d0! Dalkeitf ! wood 1A; Hinsdale l12. Fifth race, five, furIongs-Goody Good t Faunarina. Sister Addie. Spanker, Adj 9 S. G., 100; Buster C., 105; Lauretta Burke 9 Preble. Lula Flight. 11o,
 ? Sixth race, selling, mile-Nelse Morris Slip. 9S; sallie J.. Clipsetta, The Geeser l Sim w, Reefer 99; Elbe. Minnie B.. 1O2 B Walkenshaw. 1O5; Water House, Sars !, Camp, 107.
 7 At Louisville.
 ] Louisville, Ky. Nov. 5.-Results al : | Douglas Park today
 f First race. selling six and half fur = longs-Robert, Jr;s lO5 (HoWelD. to l e second: Cupa. 102 (o'NeiD, 10 to l, third e Time. 1:24 3-4. Gratia. Ducassa, Peaches II Juanetta, Birdie May, Blackford anc < Lady Harrington ran.
 U Second race. sellinp six furlongs- =, Iris, 1O1 J. ClarO, to 5, won: Lillian l. M, 107 (o'NeiD, 2 to l. second; Dubious
 1O3 q. Daly), 15 to 1, third. Time . l1:l7 l-4 Gegel. Called Back and Matti