The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-08
TENNESSEE DERBY ABE FRANK AND ED AUSTIN
 FAvoRITES.
Bennett's Stable Still Playing Rings Around Them All, Nallory Hold ing His Consistency While
 Abe Frank is O. K.

Memphis Tenn. April 7.-Second week of the Memphis Jockey Clubs spring meeting opened auspjciously with Iair weather and large attendancc. Six well filed races were on the program, the feature of which was the Country Club Handicap at one niiie. Ine .-.@.. ..--. Taper and Flora Pomona declined the weights. leaving four to contest for inc purse. Vulcain, from the Hiidrcth sta ble, was installed favorite with Siturian . strong second choice. Ampcre. at long odds. set hot pace to the last sixteenth pole where he was joined by Nulcain, and after drive the latter won by neck in good time. George Bennetts unbcaten l- year-old Mallory annexed another purse to his owners credit in the second race at four and half furlongs and inci- best 2-year-olds ever trained at tho local track. on next to last, the colt. with top weight. ran around his field and won pulled up by half a length from Onatas. The latter is a handsome bay colt by top Gallant-Sister Molly.
 In the first race at mile and seventy yards the talent played Trcbor for a good thing. The old gelding we'll ridden by Lindsay. won in gallop.. f
 W. II. May scored in the fourth race at four furlongs for two year old misses with Louise Collier at comfortable odds Pniio, the favorite, was second.
 Ine nth event was a steeplechase over the snort course. MacLaren. first choice, race brought field of seven. Ecome1 and W B. Gates divided honors in the ring. To & good start Menace won handily from 'Ecome with Gates length away
 The rich Tennessee Derby at mile and an eighth will be run tomorrow and SIX starters are assured. Abe Frank and Ed Austin, Bennett's entry are prohibit i've favoritcs in tonight's betting at one 10 Tour Lou Woods and Beucleuth are quoted at fivee and Red Hook and II. L. Coleman at eights. The conditions are that the derby will be decided over a good track. :
 First race. selling. purse, 1900, mile and to 5, won: Pay the Fiddler, los (Brken- ruth: to and 3 to ,. second; Synco- pated Sandy. 100 (Otis). to 1, third. Time 1850. Plead. McwilIiams, Miss
 Second race. purse. s4oo. four and a half IurIongs-Mallory. 1is (Goburn,, to 3. won: Onatas. 1oS J. woods), 6 to and to l. second; Henry McDaniei. 1M (Bay. e iess,. 10 to l, third. Time. :5s s-4. Tom Cogan, Ben Chance Pennant ran,
 Third race. the Country Club Handicap. miie-Vuicain. 107 (Bifkenruth). even won; Ampere. 1o2 tR. Steeie), 10 to I and st99 t9 second; siturian. ss q, Walsh), 5
 Fourth race, purse s4o0, four furlonesn- Louise Collier, 110 co Brien), : to l. won. rhIo, ilo tOtisl, to and 1 to 2, second Gressida, no CR. Williams), 4 to 1, third tia ran ffN'' 'e"
 Fifth race, selling. steeplechase, about one and a qQuarter miles-MacLaren. I2 tL. Brownl, to l. won; Golden Link, I8O SS. M. Weber), 6 to l and 2 to l. second Prscursor, 14o tDowns), 15 to l, third Time 2:5s 1-4. Robert Morrison, Gorilla ran.
 Sauber threw jackey at sixth jump.
 Stxth race. selling, purse 800 mile and seventy yards--Menace, 105 CT. walsh) to l, won; Boone, 112 twinkfield), Ii to and to 5. second. " R Gafos 1,s GAker), to 2 third. Time 1:4s I-4 H. l.. Coleman, Walkenshaw, Little EIkin. MT. Pomeroy ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furiongs, selling-Ben Frost, 109; High Jenks, 10a; Aratoma. IO3: incidental, l0l Salinda, 99; Zack Ford, 80; Sipkon, ss; The Bronze Demon, 96; Harry wilson, s4: Hopefield, 90; Ermack, S5.
 Second race, nine-sixteenths of a mile Gold Bell, 1l3; Gallant Smith, III; The Advocate. lo9; F. G. Good, 10S; King Dodo: 10! (xl Don. 106: Panhandle l06; MT; Bender, lo4; (x) Notary. 1o3.
 Third race, mile and a sixteenth El Ganey, 115; Felix Bard, 1l2: Scar her, los: Flora Pomona. 96; kaffir, 96; Terra Fir ma. 91.
 Fourth race, Tennessee Derby, 5000 added. mile and an eighth-H. l.. Cole Red Hook, a22; Ed Aupstin. I22; Abe
 Fifth race fve-aghths mile-warins. 1A; ". J. Deboe. 116; Sevoy, 1O9: Hen gist, lO6; The Rival. 104; Hunter Raine, 97; Charles W. Meyer. 97; Hainault. s4; Au- tumn Leaves. 92.
 Sixth race. six furlongs selling-Clo- rita, III; Curd Giilock, Ill; Golden Age, 1os: Fleuron. 1O1; (x) Andes, 105: The Commander. lO4; Elsie Bramble. 1O3 Le- viathsn, lo2; (O Orleans. 103: Last Night. sS; Vail, se; Amirante. 9l. (x) Apprentice allowance.