The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-20
ESCHER BLOOD AGAIN
SHOWS SPEED THERE IS IN
schorr's Escher Filly, Judith Camp bell, Makes Show of Her Field, Galloping Home Winner by 3
 Lengths, Mallory Last.

Memphis. Tenn, April I9.--John Schorr { Escher- Reflection lilly Judith Cantpbeil showed herself to bc the best 2-year-old at the local track by beating In . canter the pick of the younger division In the Memphis stakes at five furiongs. It was the first time the youngsters have been asked to go this distance and as result every starter received support. Judith iory. Bennett's unbeaten son of oncnda- go was second choice. At the third trial the field was sent away in splendid style. Woods took Judith Campbell to the front closely followed by Mallory and early made the running into the stretch. From the sixteenth pole the schorr fiily was pulled up to gallop while there was a general closing up by the other contestants. Judith Campbell won by three lengths from Early, owned by Pat at the end and beat Mallory a head for third money. The stake was worth a0out 5000 to the winner.
 In the steeplechase Henry Gibbs fell erland heavily to the ground The rider was severely crushed. Weather warm; track fast.
 First race. one mile-Emathion. los (WinkfieldD, to 1, won; King Tatius. 9 (BelD, 50 to l, second: Drummond. 1O3 1T. Dean). to 5, third. Time 1:3 1-4. H. l.. Coleman, Lee Nutter. Kilmandscharo and Tripp ran.
 Second race. selling. mile and quar- ter-W. B. Gates. no (Aker), 3 to 1, won Sir Rolla. 1O5 (BelD, 4 to 5. second; Plead. sl Prestonl. F to 1, third. Time 2:os 3-4. Pay the Fiddler and Rebel Jack ran. Third race. mile and sixteenth-Aiad- din. lo2 (CoburD, to 1. won: Barouche. peby, 102 (Birkenruth), 10 to l. third. Time ;4S 3-4. Harry New, The Rival and Kaffir ran.
 Fourth race, the Memphis Stakes. five fi,ptr C..x bali 4 z1l-N g to 10. won; Early. 1o5 (winkfield). 8 to i. second Watkins Overton, l05 uouden). 20 to l, third. Time 1:O2 i-2. Henry Mo Daniel. Andrew Ring, Tom Cogan, Nal
 Fifth race, handicap. steeplechase. about two mfles-McI .aren, l35 e. Uohn- son). 1 to 1, won: Golden Link, 150 q. M. Webtr), to 1, second; Precursor. 1&S Downs).. 5 to l, third. Time 1 37. Daryl Robert Morrison ran.
 Sixth race, seven and half furiongs- Admonition, 1l6 lOBrien). to $. won: Lord Quex. no tRobertson), to l, sec ond; Harry Wilson, 9s tMinder), 6 to 1, third. Time :3s 1-4. Flying Torpedo, Ari- an, l. SamuelSon ran.
 Entries for Monday.
 First race. fve-eighths mile, selling Eva Russell. 107: Ben Chance, Notary, %; Dinero, s6; Mir. Bender, 8; Nimble Nag. SS.
 Second race. fve-eighths mile. purse lCe NiilS, I<fs SOHIAlOn. llss SeVOy, llb, Bard of Avon, 1ls; Wain-a-Moinen. 104; Charles w. Meyer, 104; Gallantrie 1U4 {; Our Jessie. 104; Harry Shafer. 94; Hai- nault, 94.
 Third race. nine-sixteenths of mile. maidens--Au Revoir, 113; Lady Lake, no; Master. 110: Woodlake, i05.
 Fourth race, Gayoso Hotel stakes, one mile-Abe Frank, 125; Aladdin, 117; Flora Pomona. 120; Terra Firma. 115; The Rival. ll5; La Crimae, 110; Barouche. l05; Lady Wadsworth, lO5
 Fifth race. one miie and an eighth, purse-Scarlet Lily. 9S; Ampere, s9; The Lady JOS; Maximus, 109; Wax Taper, IlS
 Sixth race. mile, seiling-Uncle Tom, 10I; Incidental, Mir. Roe. 106; Glade Run, loo; Chorus Boy. 1os: Monos. 1o5; Synco- pated Sandy. l02: Free Admission, 100; Edith Q. s6; Mir. Pomeroy. 9s Paul Bart, Ermack. 7s.
 Seventh race. one mile selling-John Grigsby. l15; Stamp, 112; Satin Coat, IO9; Wild Pirate, l0I; Ben Battle, I05; c. $. Campbell gN: The EoiIr Hundred aa