The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-10
LOST AT START IMP BEATEN IN NEW YORK
 YESTERDAY.
The Mare Was Interfered With at the Start and Though odom Rode Her Hard Last Was the Best
 She Could Finish.

New York. Nov. 9.-Imp was badly beaten in the Farmingdale handicap to- day. She was favorite at [ to While Dom Paul and Advance Guard were apout equal choices at 3 to l. Imp was inter. fered with and knocked back at the start and was in the ruck most of the way. By dint of hard riding Odom got her into third place at the head of the stretch. but the early effort told and she was ab- solutely last at the end.
 Tenagra at 12 to 1 took the Creedmor handicap at five and a half furlongs. Par Excellence and Lord Quex made the early running. In the stretch Tenagra took command and won ridden out. Trebor at to 10 was the only winning fayorite.
 First race, selling, seven furlonss- Lamp O'Lee, 102 (Wouderfy). Il to 5. won; Ben Battle, 104 Burnsl, to 5, second; Time 1:5 2-5 Biff. Milstream, The Burl- ington Route. Pleasant Sail and Mayor Gilroy ran.
 second race. mile and ssysnty, yardssss sss and out, won Nitrate, 106 QBurns). 2 to i and even, second :Atthea, 10s tCochranl, 6 to 1 and to s, third. Time l:Ae 4-b. Jack McGinn, SWhistling Con and Anse- d.ts .k.fs. fsn.
 Third race, the Creedmor handicap, i've and a half furlongs-Tenagra, 1n lBook- er). F to ]. won; c. Whittier. Fl lshawls f.ord 0uex. Pluto. Peninsula, Par Excel lence, Trump Khitai and Lieschen ran.
 Fourth race, the Fsrmingdale lia hisndd.icaR. d.ccR ran), to 2, won: Ben McD'H IA (Shaw), to and to 2. second; Handi- capper, 05 (Wonderiy). 10 to l, third, Time l.47 4-5. May w., Advance Guard, Imp
 Fifth race, five and a half furiongs-- Rocky 110 (Doggett), to 1, won; Con- necticut, 1os (Burnsl. to 2 second; ig Big. HtTy S ,Gs S%onSsrryc col to sin T Wagram Merry Hours, Anak, Augury,. Deadly Nightshade. swamplands. Illuminate and Nisseqdoque ran. ,naxsnrmise. sxth rnds; s iis tMccue), to 5 won; Miss Aimy, 19o (Walsh), to 1, second; Kingstelie, TOT (Cochran), II to ,, third Time 1 AS 2-5. Wunderlich, Woolgathere', Glade Run, Tiara, Anna Darling, Rapoe- necker and Frank Erne ran.
 At Louisville.
 Louisville, Ky, Nov. 9.--The big half holiday crowd at Douglas Park today saw excellent sport and enjoyed q shade the better of the argument in the ring; Three well played favorites, two second choices and { to 1 shot materialized. Mir. J. A. Arnold of Cincinnati, on Me- toxen, won the Douglas Park cup in the gentlemen's flat race. the feature event. St. Aloysius ran away mile before get ting away. At the stretch Turner threw his rider Dr. Beutal, of this city. The rider did not sustain serious injuries:
 Young Henry had ali the speed in the first race and won alone. Ducassa had Ill racing luck, but ran credttable race. Buccleuth and Lillian M. fought out the issue in the second event. Buc- cleuth liked the route and came away last sixteenth. Johnson's brilliant nn- ishing effort with Tremar just nosed on Ed L., the good thing backed from to 1 to even, for the verdict in the third race. Eleven Bells was right today and was a winner all the way.
 First race, for three-year-olds and up' five and half furlongs-Young Henry won; Incandes,. second; Miss Aubrey third. Time, 1:09.
 Second race, for two-year-olds. seven furlongs-Buccleuth, won; Lillian M 2 second; Myrtle Dell, third. Time. 1iN l-4.
 Third race, five and half furlongs- Tremar, won; Ed L., second; Jake We Der, third. Time, 1:N.
 Fourth race, handicap, gentlemen rid CTS. mile-Metoxen, won; Sauceboat, sec ond; Pan Charm, third. Time. 1:46 1-2. Fifth race, five and half furlongs- Fugurtha, won; Dubious, second; KegeL
 Sixth race, miIe-Eleven Bells. won; Honeywood, second; Dominis' third Time, 1:42 1-4.