The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-01
OLEFiANT IS FAST
MADE SHOW or HER FIELD
 AGAIN.
Landed Avcndale Stakes in Hollow Style and Seems to Be the Best 2-year-old Filly Yet Shown.
 Abe Frank Shipped.

| Nashville, April 3O-Olefiant, who won the Avondale stakes at Cumberland Par Saturday, simply gaflopcd away rom ner field today in the Belle Meade stakes TOT 2-year-old Allies. She is racy looking youngster by Imp Ornus-Alverra,s is the property of J. F. Smith & Co., of this city and is the best youngster at the track. Mallory, that showed so well at Memphis, seems to have gone back. He had an inn post of l16 pounds today and the best he could do was bad second to Cantilever. Attendance at the races is the largest seen here in many years and the meet ing is decided success. Three favor track. Smith X Co. won two races with Olefiant and Joe Lesser. George Bennett will ship Abe Frank to Louisville tomor- row to start him in the Kentucky Derby Saturday.
 First race. six furlongs, selling-Tom Collins, 105 CT. Walsh). to ?, won; Mas terful. 9 Helgersom. 10 to l. second; Pillardist, 10e Lindsey). 15 to l. third. Time 1:19. Hi kollar, Junaette ran.
 Second race. four furlonss.Cantilever, 106 CGormley), 15 10 l. won; Mallory, 1l6 (Coburn), even and to ,, second; stand Pat, 103 Hindseyo. 3 to 1. third. iime o:a 1-2- Tissue, Lady ornus, Vic ran. Joe Lesser. 109 (J. Winkfield). to 1, won; Sally Green, 100 tO'NeiD, 6 to 1, second: Anonymous. It's tE Murphy, 6 to l. third Time 1:12. All About, Rio Bamba ran. Sally and Anonymous coupled in betting
 Fourth race. four furlongs, the Belle Meade stakes-OIefiant, 11S G. Wink field). to 5, won; Dolly Grey. 1l5 (Co- burn). Ii to 5. second; Silorina, 110 (IAnd- sey). to 1, third. Time 0:5l 1-4. On the coupled in betting.
 Fifth race. one mile, scllIng-Kinloch Park. 10s tBeauchamp), 41-2 to l, won; Elsie Bramble. l06 CT. Walsh). $ to 1. sec ond; Carat, 95 Dade), to ,, thild Time 1 AS 1-2 Robert Morrison, Lizzie A, Frank Jones Cantades ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Echodale. 194 tE. Murphy, to l, won; Adea, 104 tGorm- | (Beauchamp), 13 to D. third. Time HIS. Whitsie. Annie Lauretta, Aaron Pond, In- niscara ran.
 Entries Today. First race, six furlongs-Crimcan 112; | Charley Thompson. Declaimer. l09; Louis | Wagner. l0S; w. w. Dempster. 1o2: Max Zara, g
 | Second race. mile-Lady Strathmcre, | 1o9; Brulare. 102; Algie M. Ethel Wheat 9s; tx) Dubious. S5 (x) Apprentice Allow 1 ance.
 Third race. six furlongs, selling-Lec- turer, IA; Sim w, lO9;; Cx) Hieaway, Er- ema. 106; Carrie I, 105; Also Ran, 1O4; Hi | ko!lar. l02. tx) Apprentice allowance. Fourth race. five furiongs, selling-Ed Lason, 104; Vogue. Gold rOnamenf, lgs; tx Maitoferin, 91. (x) Apprentice allow | ance.
 Fifth race. four furlongs-Cantilever | Cory. 1corice, Harding. 10S; Dottie Shute l Barnacle, 105
 | ing-Lamp Globe, Swordsman IU7; UcIe Brooks. 102: Staff. 9s: tx) Plead. &: Frank Jones, 20: Insolence, SS. (x) Apprentice ai- iowance.
 1 At Lakeside, | Cttragn AnrtJ 'rg came to close today with a card | or seven races. Tomorrow the local rae. | ing scene shifts to the Worth tracks. A feature today was the success in horses Weather clear and cool. track good. I First race, four and a half furlongs- Goudy 104 (Birkenruth), to 5. won, 0verlace; los (otis,. | to l, second: Lacy TrawfoIa 94 tSingleton). to 1. third Trappean. Dr. Ward ran. King Ham mond left at post.
 Second race. mile-frmas Choice. Q sNee!y) 12 to 1 won; Dandola. 100 (Nutt) to } second; Lucy Locket. 95 (W. Wal dol. to ?, third Time, 1A Is. Life line. Trauer Brisssc. Granny Chree. Blu. Mantle, F. Garner, Belle of Worth ant | Ceredo ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Censor, 10 1 Dominick(, to ?. won Homage. l02 q Waldo. Ia to 1, second; Pompino 10 sBirkenrutho to 5, third. Time. 1:16 2-5 Dodie S., Lady Idris, Ben Frost. Sand flea Natural Gas, Herse Beauty Book Nat Eggleston. Lady Curzon, Aaron ant Canova ran.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Approved 9s G A Jackson), l2 to |. won; zlrl, g
 po%inick tbrS bseS0nd Ts siph1R 9s prs TO torius. Small Jack, Haidee, Rival Oar, and Braw Lad ran.
 Fifth race, mile--Pyrrho. 95 Davissonl 10 to 1. won: T. Foster. 95 (W. Waldo. | | \ r3f,-fra t.N 10 l third. Time AZ 3-5. Father Went ker, Ben Chance. Loone, Thurles, Lenney and Leo Newell ran.
 Sixth race. mile-otis, 90 tGolden), 6 te ond; Wentworth, 102 (Nutt), to 5. third Time. 1:42 2-5. Three starters
 Seventh mile and eighth-Malay. 10 tOtis) to 5. won; vincennes. los tJ (Singleton). to 1. third. Time. 1856 4-5 Marcos finished first but was disqualified for fouling Sarilla. Ecome ran
 Entries Today.
 First race. six furlongs-Federsl. no Elsie L.. Greyfeld. 100; True Blue, 9S Maggie Davis. 93; Native, 92.
 Second race. four and half furlongs- Foxy Kane, 119; Agnes Mack. 1l2: Ton Cogan. Computation. 100; Blue Miracle lo5; Bell Enghram, 1o2
 Third race selling. seven furlongs-Gu. H., 114: Imp. Stratton. 113; Possart Co rilla, Precursor 112: Red Apple Dark Sc cret 1lo: Pat Morrissey. 1Oi; l. Samelson 100.
 Fourth race, the Worth handicap. mil, and 'sixtecnth-Waring. 126; Nulcain. IA The Lady. 112. Cambrian, ll5; La Crmae S4: Imp, Harrow: Articulate, 112; Tn Conqueror II. llo; Lord Quex. 102: Flyin Torpedo, 101; Digby Bell. 92.
 Fifth race selling. mile and an eighth Strangest. 10S: Searcher. Marshal Neil l07; Malay. Hub Prather. 1G5; Lavator 100: Farmer Bennett %.
 Sixth race. mile-Vulcain. 1l5: C. B Campbell 102: Charley Moore. 1l2: Henr! of Frantsmar 10T; Rose Diah, 105; lilo waho. 95; Miracle II, g..
 At Aqueduct.
 New York April 30.-The horses raj over a muddy track at Aqueduct today Trentham and Carroll D. were the onl winning favorites. The horses from tn stable of Father BilI'' Daily were muc in evidence. winning three races and | second.
 I'i'st race. five and a half furlongs selling lrridescent. 102 (Rurns), F to won: Frcelander, 91 (DarO, 40 to l, sec ] gTs rVl.