The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Louisville, Ky, May 3.--T0 the lusty cheer: of .hqussnds Al Alan.a. Dale, d,s the winner of the ,95 derby, this afternoon passed under the wire winner of the twenty-eighth Kentucky Derby. Almost since the day that Daniel Boone first penetrated the primeval forests of Ken lucky. Kentuckians have loved thor oughbred and the outpouring of It's peo- pie. such as always 'characterizes Ken lucky Derby, was one of the features of the big event. Regardless of the fact that the directors of the new Louisville Jockey Club by reason of the augmented expenditures, had found 1t necessary to increase the admission for the opening and 'nn mass ef humanisy that Is always present on this annual occa- sion at the historic old course. The se- cfety, not only of Louisville. but of the women graced the boxes and almost ev- cry section of the stand. Governor Beck ham and his stan were in attendance, as were other public officials from adjoih-.
 For the Derby the bookmakers were kept busy for half hour taking in the bills almost frantically showed at them. for none of the colts lacked for friends. yorite. was the choice. in the betting for . to 5 was posted and only occasionally did some more veuturesome bookie bunch the odds and then only for a snort 1nteTVai.t l0e 11CDOWefl eHtIy Wdb 3 to 2 while Inventor figured 1t 10 to win and better. considerable money 90 ing on him at ? 1-2 for place and even to show. After several attempts to start. spoiled by Abe Frank who was uttie over anxious they were sent away on comparatively even terms with Alan-a- Dale a neck in front of Abe Frank, The Rival third and Inventor last. Down the stretch they came to the stand. AIan,a- Dale was on the outside. but when the red bunting went down. Winkfeld. at q 45 degree angle. and with a burst of speed. shot. to the rail and there he stuck. At the stand he was 8 length In front. with Abe Frank still second. The Rival third and Inventor last, but all were up and running. under, strong pull. Abound the lower turn they shot with the chestnut son of Hslma stil, ,,, make a runaway of it. yelled an ad- mirer. and true to the prediction the gap was gradually heightened down the back stretch until Whitfield had a half dozen and Abe Frank. the favorite. The Rival stirl being third and Inventor fourth. And thus their positions remained. as apparently unchanged as the hobby horses that make the circle on the wood en platform. until they rounded the last turn for the final rim into the stretch. Coburn saw his time had come and he went to work on the favorite. but Abe did not have the run in him, for although
 
 Hanover colt found trouble in the rear. for Inventor was coming strong and had displaced The Rivab while both were making rapid inroads upon Abe Frank g lead. Now the stretch had been reached and thousands of eager eyes were turned upon the four colts in the struggle. final and brief as if was. Many a .disappoint- cd look fell upon the favorite as Abe showed signs of distress. for he was cer- tainly beaten colt, The race was now between the Mcdowell entry and Inven- tor and The latter showing a burst of speed at che finish that for a time seem cd to threaten Alan-a-Dale but little Wink1eld without whip or spur. sent him under the wire winner by length with his stable companion fighting for second place and only neck behind Inventor. Abe Frank being a half dozen lengths away All the colts were badly tired. but 1t was a great race and the best colt won for Alan-a-Dale was In primc condition and fit for the race of his life Cheer af- Winkfield rode into the circle and the collar of American beauties was placed around the winners neck. The track was in good condition. though not fast. Sen the favorites. characterized the days program.
 First race. five and half furlongs-Ed Austin. 113 tCoburn). to 5. won; Death. tTurner). s to 1. third. Time. 1:07. Waiu- sMoinen GuiIder Autumn Leaves Glen Water. Golden Glitter Maid of Hope. Mary Greenway ran
 Second race. four furlengs-Lady Lake. 1o5 tCoburpl. to g. won; Thoughtless. 1o5 twinkhelap. 3 to l. second: Flora Hooper 1O5 6slack). F to l. third Time IS S-4 Special Tax. Daisy Hawthorne Lick. Bed Rock. Lady Philma. Flash of Night ran.
 Third race, mile--Mcwiliams. IA (Rob- crtson). to 1, won; Chorus Boy. 1l5 l. aernf ,ata np- Forster, 1o4 (Minder). s to f. third. Time. 1:42 i-2. Emathion, Lysbeth. Royal Pen ny. Dissenter, Lee King ran.
 Fourth race. the Kentucky Derby. a-Dale nHalma-sudie McNsiryl,: IT. (WinkheldD. .. .. won; Inventor. IF 0R. winiamso. 10 to l. second; The Rival III il7 tH; Turner,. m; n x third, 1ha,,n A,an-a, Dale 5 to 2. Abe Frank, 1a2 tcoburn), 3 to 5. also ran. Fractional time: Quarter. A; half, 4s: three-quarters. t:14; mile, 1:40 3-4: mile and quarter, EOS 3-4
 woodlake. 115 (winkfeld), to 5, won: Prince of Endurance. 1l5 (Cobu-n), to 2. second: Ben Chance, 1os tPerlee), 10 to l. third Tine sS Arao,s I MoaSi eri. Monarch' mar
 Sixth race. selling. seven furionss.itast Knight, 100 (Ransch). to 1. won; Clint zen. 1O2 (Wilson). 20 to | second; Isabel. 1i3 (coburnl; to l. tnira. hlIa ihme; Tarr~ r:to I town. George KratZ. Mamie J. ran.
 Entries for Monday.
 First race. five-eighths mile-The Gees CT. 112: J. J. T.. 115: Opera Girl. Mamie J.. 110: Previous. Lord Crimson, lVS; Sound Money. l07: Fairy Dell. no.
 Second race. four and half furlongs- Rosauco 105: Pericfes. Prince of Pleas ure, Bourbon. Pay Roll. Shooting Star. Gallant Smith. Lyman Hay. 10S.
 Third race. three-fourths mic, selling Itacatiava 1Ol Palmetto. 9s: Aileyar. lls; Buckley, 107. Rice. Ill; Glinzen. 100; Slips, 107; Dissenter. 114: Annie A. B.! 99; Ras- sic, 97; Jim Nap, 107: Miss Chapman. %; Last Knight. 100.
 Fourth race. seven-eighths mile-Myrtle Dell, 10O' J. V. Kirby, TOT; South Elk horn. 1O5: Quality 100; Clearwater. Andy Williams. 105.
 Fiftk race. four and a half furlongs- Diamonds and Rubies. Mary Levana, De Berah, 10s; Iroina 105; Flora Willoughy. Lowe Wisely. CanZonetta. Lady Lake. Lady Nutter, los.
 sixth race. five-eighths mile selling Specific. l15; M. F. Tarpy, John Yerkes. li2; Temptress. 107; Chorus Boy. Peat. 112.
 THE LADY WON WORTH FEATUR
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