The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
RED ROBE WON DERBY
LANDS NASHVILLE CLASSIC AT
 20 TO 1.
To Save Impost at Chicago Bennett Scratched Abe Frank-With Top weight Circus Would Have
 Won But for Interference

Nashville. Tenn, April A.-Eight tnou- sand people saw George Hendrle se Sns nut colt Red Robe, by Patrician-ANoo1r,esss 1,,s..s win the Cumberland Derby today al Sum,- ner,and Park. the price about ms chance heinz 70 to 1. The finish was on the sSn n sa,ional order Circus and Buccleutn oe- ing right at him and the three ns"'s ,ns ii out through the latter part VI and the victory was popular one .re rr coli having wintered at Cumberian9 fdi and his trainer, J. Walters, oeihs a Nashville man. It was the opehuis uas of the Tennessee Breeders Associa ~ ''v,' ,, spring meeting and conditions were III lea psIe to make the day success. fout favoriaes got the money for the taien, wh;t Red Robe pleased the outsiue anu the crowd went home in Joly moou'
 George Bennett scratched ms s", of the Derby. leaving his hopes in care or Aladdin. wiule T. P. Hayes sent bue- cleuth and Crimean to the post S.o ,,,i, ,h and Red Robe were the outsioers "i. ,n Hayes's entry the fayorlte a, a,o, 'v weni % AIaddin's price being to D. They went away at the first break well together Red Robe being the first 10 snow. beau- champ at once took him back. noWeNei' and Buccleuth went out to set the pace. Around into the back stretch there was a shifting of positions, but with buccieuth always leading and Crimean working up toward him. Thus they reacheu tne iai turn where Buccleuth was lehgth .o the good and Crimean two lengths before Red Robe the latter coming al rdt fling clip. Aladdin mad never been promi- neni and was now beaten. In the stretch O' Neil seemed to be waiting for Crimean to come on and while he nesitateo iSeu Robe joined in with the leaders ana battle royal began. then Hendrie horse landing the prize in a drive from Circus who came from No. and beat Bac cleuth by a head. Along by the last eighth Circus was badly Jostieo anu ms strong finish suggests that out TOT ,ne accident the result might have been dit- ferent George Bennett annexed two events with Ed Austin and Mallory the latter winning in drive rom IIoInha who was neglected in the betting. Jockey Coburn was in evidence with three F0- tories to his credit ,,o
 First race, six furlongs-Ed Austin, ile
 (Coburn). to 5. won: Lady Strathmore. 1l6 (O'NeiD, to l and to 3, second Joe Martin, 124 (Beaucnamp). 10 to l,
 third Time 1 :13 3-4. Louis Wagner, Cad Hazel ran.
 Second race, four flrlongs-Mallory, 1lt
 (Coburn), 8 to 10. won: Lorina, 102 lLAnd-
 sey), p to 1, second; Harding, lOS CGorm' ley). Sb to l, third. Time 0:4s 3-4 J. Sid ney Walker. Katherine K, Lorna, ou'
 Oui. Duita, Germany ran.
 Third race, seven furiongs-Algie M
 9S CHelgerson), to 1, won; San Andres
 l05 (Beauchamp), l-2 to l, second; FeliS
 Bard, 116 CT. Walsh), to 5. third. Time
 1 :2S Hieaway, Domage, Carat, Lou Fer rell. Lampglobe ran.
 Fourth race. the Cumberland Derby one and one-eighth miles-Red Robe, H. Q5eauchamp). 20 to 1, won; Circus, l2. (N. Turnep. to |, second; !D Buc cleuth. 107 (O'NeiD. to 10. third. Time 1:54 3-4 Aladdin and (x) Crimean ran (x) Coupled with Buccleuth in betting. Fifth race, four and a half furlongs selling-King's Lady, 95 (E. Murphy, to 5, won; Avoid, 107 tWinkfelO. to l second; Gold Ornament, 99 lLindsey), to 1, third. Time 0:55 1-2. Vogue. DaT Dandy, Lady Ga.nesborough. Oscawans ran.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs selling.-Sim W, 1H tCobu.n), 1-2 to l and even, won; Hi Kollar. 124 (Beau champ), to 1, second; Tom Collins. P CT Walsh), third. Time 1:0s. Carrie l Assessment. Ciales, Pillardist, Horseshoe Tobacco ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, five furlongs-Anonymous | 114 Irosuta, Margery Long. 104; Aaror
 Pond Bill Logan. Joe Brown. lOl; Minnie l Copeland, 99.
 | Second race, four and d half furlongs- Cory, Fore and Aft Dr. Carr, Kentuck. Fox, 110; Ed Layson, 107
 Third race: one mile. sellingalda Lea | ford, 10S; Kinloch Park, 103: Prima II ! 1O2; The Four Hundred. 100; Jordan, 96. Fourth race, seven furlongs. Lynwoot purse-Lecture, 106; Talala, l04; A. D. Gib | son, Jim Clark, 1o3; Ethel, 101.
 Fifth race. six and a half furlohgs- | Sim W, 1Os; ocie Brooks, Masterful. lo6 Pillardist, One Answer. Elsie Bramble 1O5; Staff, 1O2: Lou Terrell. 100; (x) Lizzi | A, 97. (x) Apprentice allowance. Sixth race, five furlongs-Commoner
 Audiphone, 1O9; Aules. All About, lO6
 Sallie Green. 1O4; Declaimer. 1O1.