The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-23
At Lakeside.

Chicago. April 22-The American Der by candidates made their appearance to- day in the third race at Lakeside They were Owenton. Dewey and Leroyd. Owei- ton. on the strength of good race the last time out, was made favorite at Il 10 20 and won handily by d length, John A. Clarke, in a hard drive. beating Dewey half length for the place. Leroyd was never a contender and finished In last place. The mile was run in 1:42 2-5, al though the track was sloppy and very hard wind was blowing. The wind blew so hard in the fourth race that Jockey Smith lost his seat on Jena just aiter the horses had crossed the line at the first of the race, but escaped injury. Jena was backed from F to l to ( to l, but was last all the way. Weather rainy; track sloppy
 Gehemniss. ll0 (Singleton), to Q. won, Bell Graham. 1lo tBlake), 3 to 1, second; |; Miss Manners. 110 Dominick). to l, third. Time O:56 1-5. Philo, Puredale. Feb ruary, Blue. Miss Trappean, Grayville, Allie Violet ran.
 Second race. six furlongs-St Cuthbert. 14 DominiclO, [ to 10. won; Zeii,. Ss tGolden). F to 1, second; Maggie Davis. 1O5 q. Waldo. to 1. third. Time 1:l5 l-o. dee. Smiths Reel. Prue, Princess Ia tiana ran.
 Third race, one mile-Owenton, no (Dominick). II to 20, won; John A. Clark, 1IU lNtlItb, ( 10 l., second, DtWcy, 1lo tClH- gleton).3 to l, third. Time :42 2-5. Mar cos, Dandois, Ora My Chree, Leroyd ran. Fourth race mile and an eighth--Dr. Stephens. 1os (Otis), Il to ,. won; Lingo. 94 (W. Waldo, : to 5. second; Henry of Franstamar. 100 (Davisson), to l, third. ran.
 Firth race. one-half mile selling-Mod- ern, 105 tNutt), : to 1, won; Mirance, 1o6 (Seaton), 15 to l. second; Goudy, I0S (sln- fa i jrJ 0-I 4 od. man, Filly Deck, Susie K, Wilton. Fran ces Porter. Laura F. M.. Alice Cary, Ben Fischer ran.
 Sixth race. mile-Rose Diah, 1l3 tR. (Munro), 4 to l. second: Radiant Heat, 1li CNutO, to l, third. Time 1:46 Sunro, Hanswurst, Aaron. Lifeline, La Sapara, Sarilla, Darlene. Farmer Bennett ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlongs-H erse, Pronta. Irma's Choice, Hoodwink, 101: Dandola, Zibia. Buemantle. 112; Amote, l09; Otis, IT; Brissac, 109.
 Second race. nine-sixteenths mile--Lady Churchill, Bay Won Ter. Mir Guernsey, loo: Blue Miracle. Dr. Walker, l03
 Third race. six furlc ngs--Matam Gerst. ll9 Little Jack Horner, Ben Frost. l09; B. G. Fox, Gusto, 1l2: Charley Moore, 12l; Carl kahler, 106; Albula, 124 Censor, l13.
 Fourth race mile and a sixteenth. sell
  %; Moderator, 95; Lindenella, 10i; Loon, 100; Leenia, SS
 Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth, sell ing-Water Alone, 104; Isabey, John Ba- ker, Charles c. ll3; Hanswurst, 169; Lava tor, Chancery,i Star Cotton, 105.
 Sixth race. one and a quarter miles, selIing-Homage. Ditty. 9S; Tea Gown. g}; Sir Gatian. 104; Malay, 105: John McGuirk, Cogswell, 99; Radford, 115
 At Aqueduct,
 New York, April 22.-The chief interest at Aqueduct today centered in the Pe- conic stakes for 3-year-olds one mile and seventy yards. April Shower was a big favorite. Getting off in the front she led all the way and won easily by two lengths. Winnie O'Connor had his first Eastern mount today on Lone Fisherman and won clever victory.
 First race. selling, seven. furlongs-I, ,one Fisherman. 1I3 (OConnor) to l, won; Satire. 1i5 Cr. Burns), l3 to ,, second; The Referee. 1O6 (Brennanl, to 1. third Time :S Ninonia Lanceman. Locket, Shan donfleld, Carroll D.. Arbitrator ran.