The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-05
ALADDIN BEAT wYETH.
Bennett's Colt Snatched Sheridan
 Stakes from Derby Winner.

Chicago, July 4-In the presence of 20, 900 people G. C. Bennett's Aladdin this evening won the Sherldan Stakes 1 a' can Derby winner, Wyeth. and the colt which finished second in that race Lu- cien Appleby.
 By a singular coincidence, only the three colts which ran. one, two, three, Fla the Derby, started in todays stake. which had most of the Western Derby colts as eligibles and the result brought as victor the colt which had come Tn third in the big event on June I. Under the conditions of the race, Aladdin had seven pounds the better of the weights as compared with Wyeth and five pounds as compared with Lucien Appleby. The distance of the race, mile and a quarter, was a quarter of mile shorter than the Derby Wyeth opened in the betting at 2 to 5; Aladdin at to 1. and Lucien Appleby at F to 5 At post time while Lucien Appleby's price remained about stationary
 The three colts were sent away to a perfect start and Aladdin at once took the lead. He came past the stand a length and a half in front of Wyeth. Lucien Appleby, as usual, trailed be- hind. Going round the first turn. Coburn let out link suddenly and had lead of three lengths before the other boys knew what was coming. Then Lyme pushed Wyeth, but the Derby colt did not make up the gap between himself and his leader with any great rapidity
 At the half-mile pole Aladdin was rum ming smoothly in front two lengths to the good. Around the bend Wyeth was sent along as fast as he could go. On the turn for home, he tried to pass Alad- din, but Coburn pulled out and carried his charger considerably out of the way. Then, strengthening his mount, Coburn hurried Aladdin along down the finish. and, although Lyme whipped, the latter never seriously threatened the leader, and in fact, narrowly escaped being beaten out for second money by Lucien Appleby.
 The track was slow and the time was 2:1s 1-5. The total value of the stake $3.i6O
 Weather, clear and warm.
 First race, seven and one-half furlongs second: Lady Choister 1o3. Davison). 5 to 1. third. Time, 1:42 2-5 Faquita and ONelstreet ran.
 Second race. six furlongs-Jsck Ratffn, 1C6. Dade), to 2. won; Fitzka net. 115, HowelD, 5 to 1. second; Hanover Queen, 1Ol. CT Dean). to g. third. Time, 1;1S 4-5. C. B. Campbell and Adez ran.
 (Ccburn). to 1. won; Gold Bell. Ill, J. Woodsl. II to 2. second Claude. 1N5. GIeI- gerson). 40 to 1. third. Time. 1:o6 2-5. Senator Morrison, Mahgoni 0verlace. Eggnogg. Agnes Mack, Maxette, Page ant, San Saragassa and Galaxy ran.
 Fourth race. the Sheridan Stakes S4,000 added; one mile and a quarter-Aladdin, 122, (Cohurn, g to 5, won; Wyeth, 129, Hyne), 9 to 5. second; Lucien Appleby 127 CBLchanan). 12 to 5. third. Time, 2:1S Is. Three starters
 Fifth race. seven and one-half fur longs: selling-Satin Coat, 109, (Rlakel, 9 to 1, won; Peat 115. (Coburn). to ?, second; Lovable. 103 CT. Dear), F to l, third. Time, 1:A Is. Pyrreho and Ann ciante ran,
 Sixth race, six and a half furlongs; sell ing-Pompino 100. Gyne). 10 I, won: Ciaies. 106. Dade). 2 to 1. second; True Blue. 11O (KnlghD. to 1, third. Time, 1:25. Lady Bramble. Bedner. Alec, Herse, Gartor ran.
 Seventh race. mile; selling-Lee King, 105, lPerlee), : to 1. won: Tammany Chief, TOT, Nyne), to 1. second; Compass, 101, (Beauchamp). ? to i, third Time. AS 2-5 Barbara Freitschie and Mareschal Neil ran.