The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-06
JUDITH CAMPBELL WON
SCHoRR FILLY GETS ANDELLE
 STAKES.
Van Sprang's Filly, Navasota, Set the Pace and Led Till Woods by Hard
 Riding on Judith Campbell
 Nipped Her in the Stretch

Memphis. Tcnn., April 5.--An ideal spring day and the Ardelle Stakes for 2 est crowds that has ever assembled at Montgomery Park. Probably 15.O00 people were present when the horses went to the post in the stake event. The Ardelle stakes brought eight high class youngsters to the post. Trainer Me- Daniel of the Bennett stable scratched Almer Bruce and Hini and added MT. Thesia at the last hour. This Ally was the medium of a strong playing followers Of the lccal turfmans string. Navasota, Va Sp. ings Gdllantry filly, who won seyerel races at New Orleans, was installed fa- Norite over Arthesia. Judith Campbell. from the Schorr stable, also received steady support. There was a tedious de- lay at the post caused mainly by Ju- dith Campbell who refused to break with her field. Finally Fitzgerald caught them all in motion and to good start Maya sota jumped to the front and it looked as if she would tip-toe her field. Woods on Judith Campbell worked hard. how ever. and at the sixteenth pole was only a neck behind the favorite At this point Navasota began to falter and the Schorr & length. Navasota beat Pricess Tulane half length for second money. Tho first and second races brought out large fields. Assessment at the odds won l the former while Ice King, an outsider. gaIloped home an easy winner in the sec | ond.
 The third race at a mile and seventy yards was only a good gallop for Flora | Pomona, the odds on favorite. Terra Fir ma ran a good second.
 | The steeplechase over the full course | was won easily by Henry Gibbs, Dick
 Farber the favorite getting P,;son PlaSs money; | the ring a severe setback on his 4-year- l old gelding Bard of Avon. The horse | was nearly backed off the boards at the | end. To good start Bard of Avon show ed in front and won in gallop from Au- | tomaton The track was in fine condition. First race, selling. purse $500, five and a | half furlongs-Assessment,9 9S tONeiD, 4O | to 1. won; Small Jack. 9S (Birkenruth). Demon. 9e (Murphy). 15 to l, third. Time | I:1O. Lee Nutter Emat thion. Zackford, Arotoma. Tartar. Alex. Mamie J. Sly. Maid. Dominate. Clarena, Jessie Powell, Bill Logan ran.
 Second race. purse. six furlongs-Ice | King, 112 (OLoughlin), 1o to l. won; Vassal Dance. 105 (Otis), even, second;
 Blue Mint 100 (Watson), l5 to I, third. Scraper. Larry Young, Queen Fida, An glesia, Little Chimes, Predominate, Stringtown ran.
 Third race, purse $4Oo mile and seventy yards-Flora Pomona, lo7 (Woods), l to Z and even, second: Lucien Appleby, 1O- (Birkenruth) 10 to 1, third. Time 1:4S 1-4. Harry New Marque ran.
 Fourth race, Ardele Stakes, s1.00O added four furlongs-Judith Campbell, ll5 (J Woods). to ?, won; Navasota. Ills CT De,n), 6 to 5, second: Princess Tulane 115 (Winkfield),,15 to l. third. Time 0:iS 3-i Louise Collier Parl Mendel, Lady Lake Arthesia, Philo ran.
 Fifth race declared of.
 Sixth race, steeplechase, full course, purse s40O-Henry Gibbs. 14O e. Wilson, ! to 1, won; Dick Furber 157 (C. Johnson)
 s to 5 and to ?. second; Daryl; l47 H cursor ra. Jackanapes threw jockey al 1 fourth jump.
 Seventh race. purse s4oo. five and a half
 furlongs-Bard of Avon, lo4 c. Woods) | and to 1, second; Sir Christopher, io' tR Brown). 15 to l. third. Time 1:o9 i-4 | The Esmond, Little Jack Horner, High
 Jinks. Nearest, om Collins Siphoh' froh- | ta, Hans Wagner ran.
 | Entries for Monday
 First race, one mile and seventy yards | Chorus Boy. Ill; McWilliams. 10l; Editf | o. 107: Tebor, 101; Del Allen: lV6; Fay , the l Fiddler. 102; Plead 10l; Miss Sara, loli | Syncopated Sandy. 100; Loka, lo; Land Seer. 99.
 Second race, nine-sixteenths mile, Mallory, 10S; Tom Cogan, 113; Early. Ona- tas, Ben Chance 10S; Pennant, 105; Henry McDaniel, 10l.
 Third race, Country Club Handicap Wax Taper. 122; Vulcain. 1o1; The Lady JOS; Ampere, 102: Silurian. Pomona, ss; Ida Ledford, 90.
 Fourth race, one-h half mile-Louise Col | Her. 1l0; Cressida. Ladylike, Philo. lm- petuous Lara F. M. Esherin, High Step per, Pearl Mendel. no; Francis, lo2; Nes- | tia, 102. . Golden Link. 160; Corillo 15O; Sauber. Ma 20, 147; Falella, 145: Precursor. 1R; Me Jaren. l37! Fonsoline, 137: lnkerman, l3l; | Robert Morrison. 129; Ada G, 126. l Sixth race. mile and seventy yards-W
 R Gates lis: Ecome, ll2; Weikenshaw | no: Monos, 110: Leeking. lCS; MT: Pom
 eroy. 1O6: Menace, 105: Sarila, lo2; Jose | F, 9S; Little Elkin, 96; H. l.. Coleman, 5o At Charleston. 1 Charleston, S. C., April 5.-Tom Curl | Alzora and Cathedral were the winning | fayorites at the Exposition track today | Weather fine track fast. ,- First race. four and hall furlongs- l Tom Curl won; Fleche dor, second; Sii Kenneth IT, third Time 100 | Second race, five furlongs-Azora won Lady Aintree, second; Bad Penny third Time 1 :05. l q half furlongs-Hattie Davis won; Ellis | second; Salome third. Time l;O2 Fourth race. selling. six furlongs-IaVa
 Harris won; St. Bishop, second; Tout
 Firth race. selling. mile and seventy | yards-Cathedral won: Mlllstream. sec | ond: Katie Gibbons. third. Time l:o5.
 At Bennings
 Washington. April 5.-A large crowd
 witnessed the sport at Benning's today Only two favorites won. The Hunter | stecplechase was captured by Headland an odds-on faVoritc. The handicap sfe'p'
 lechase was won in hollow fashion l.amI O'Lee. in the fifth race, reduced the track
 record onc-fifth of a second. The last | event furnished the most exciting hnish | of the meet. Weather clear, track fast
 First race five and half furlongs- | Meistarsiuper I26 (AIcCue), 5 to 2. won