The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-03
|THE KENTUCKY DERBY
FOUR STARTERS IH LOUISVILLE
 CLASSIC.
Abe Frank Has Topweight with Co., burn in Saddle, Tom McDowell's Halma Colt Going to the
 Post Favorite.

Louisville. May 2.--Four and possibiy five colts. among the best 3-year-oids of the American turf, will battle for su- premacy at Churchill Downs tomorrow afternoon when the Kentucky Derby will be decided for the twenty-eighth time over the historic old course. From a standpoint of numbers the opening of the spring meeting win be the most auspi- cious in the history of the Club for all ready the stable capacity has been over flowed to the extent of several hundred and the present .outIpok is for big fields throughout the meeting. The following the Kentucky Derby. although there may be an addition or two before post time tomorrow:
 Thomas c. Mcpowells. oh e.. Alan A. Dale (Turner), u7; Halma-Sudie Mo
 Thomas c. McDowelrs b. C.. The Rival J; Nansch III; Halma- -Brace-G -Girdle G C. Bennett and Co.'S oh. C., Abe Frank tCoburn), i2; Hanover-Imp
 Thomas ". Moore,s oh. c. Inventor, SI1ny Wiliiams). ll7; Imp. Goldeby- Imp. Duchess Caroline.
 ,s The Derby of 1902 differs materially single colt figures to win as he pieases, but on the contrary the public is of the opinion that at least three of the entries will be fighting for the trophy when the sftAoA SAAOft CViac8s A0e tIaNk was made a prime favorite in the winter books by virtue of his superior 2-year-old form. but the figures have been changed since nis recent performances. But he will be packed nberaiiy. nevertheless. for many believe that his true form is not general " known. He will sell well up with the Mcdowell entry. which the public will make favorfte. for each of the Mcdowell pair has been figured to win. Inventor, while not figuring as a first choice. will not be without friends
 Entries Today.
 First race, five and a half furlonps- Maid of Hope, 100; Autumn Leaves 1O5: Vain a Moinen. Mary Greenway, Golden Glitter. los; Clearwater. no: Ed Austin, ll3; Guider, 114: Golden Rule, 117: Hart D.. 119; Monarka, 120. Death, 125
 Second race half mile-Flash of Night. Lady Philurd. 1orina. Lady Lake. Flor Hopper. Daisy Hawthorne. Two Tick. Bed Rock. Thoughtiess. MacHone; Penace, Special Tax. Love Wisely. 1o5; Our Sallie. 1O1; Eva Russell, 1l5.
 Third race. mile, selling-Lysbeth. s5: Emathion. 1o5; Commissioner Forster 104: McWilliams, IA; Chorus Boy, 115; Lee 11S.
 Fourth race, mile and quarter. Ken lucky Derby-Abe Frank. 122: Alan X. Dale. The Rival. Inventor. IT. Alan A. Dale and The Rival. Mcdowell entry.
 Fifth race. four and a half furlongs-- John E.. Model Monarch. Prism, Ben Chalice. Captain Arnold. Heatlock. Max iaIia. 105: Woodlake. Prince of Endu- rance, f15.
 Sixth race. three-fourths mile. selling Binehelio, 95; Tarrytown, 9s; Last Knight. 100: Glinsen, 102: Mamie J. The Caxton 1T; Kings Pet 109; George Kratz. 1o9; Isobel. 113
 At Lakeside.
 Chicago. May 2.-J. c. Milan & Co.'S Kentucky bred American Derby candi- date. Owenton. easily defeated two other Derby colts. s. c. Hildreth's Lucien App pieby and Barney Schreibers Otis. at Worth today. These three together with Hayden and Dark Secret made up the field in the fourth race--a condition affair for 3-year-ods at one mile. Owenton was much the best. winning In romp by three lengths. Lucien Appleby beating Otis five lengths for the place. The other two finished way back. Lucien Appleby ran a good race. though his creditable showing over Otis Is partly due to the fact that Domindck, on the latter, was caught mapping wien the start was made. the others beating him away from the wire. Weather clear and warm; track slow.
 First race. four furlongs-Fnly Deck. 112 Dominick). 6 to l, won; Courage, 112 (Birkenruth). to 1. second; Totia. 1l2 (ViclSery), 90 to 1. 'hird Time 0;52. Flo Carline. Josette, Floral Wreath, Rainey ran.
 SetOJu race, SIX IurlOnRS--IneO 1lZ tBirkenruth). 9 to 10, won; Peace, no Dominick. to i, second; Sand Flea, 9S (W. Waldo. 4 to 1, third Time 1:fS 2-5 Aratoma. Drummond Emma c l.. Haidie, Gueto ran.
 Third race. seven furlongs-charley Moore. 109 (Seaton) 10 to l. won :Automa- ton, 110 tOtis). Il to l. second; Hermen- cia, 109 (Birkenruth). 8 to 5. third. Time l :sl 1-5, Eva Rice. Edith Q ran.
 Fourth race. mile--Owenton, 11O CT. DpanO II fn 6 -I.urfefi AnplenV tBirkenruth, 13 to 5. second: Otis. 119 lDominick), to B. third. Time 1:45 1-5 Haydon. Dark Secret ran.
 Fifth race. five furlongs.Brookston. 103 tAnsleD. IS to 5. won: Mirance, 105 (Seaton). tod. second; Lady Matchless, 100 (W. Waldo, 20 to l. third. Time :0i Swindle Meyer. Hickory Connors, North Pole. Dr. Ward and Overlace ran. cos ,11o tOtis). to 5, won: Homhee, 90 (W. WaldeI, 3 to i, second; Miss Liza. lo5 Q,. A. Jackson), 2 to 1. third. Time 1:5e AS. Walkenshaw. corillo, Precursor and Water A1one ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race six furlongs-Pronta, Dodie S. 10G; Pretorius. 105; I. Samuelson Dan dola. 1OS; France Mo. Fox F'lier. 112; Red Tip 115
 Second race, four furlongs-vestia, 100: Little Stingy. 1@; Louise Golfer Silver Fringe. 105; Computation, 10S; Stem Wind CT. Tom Cogan. l13.
 Third race. selling, mile and seventy yards-Sarilla, 9S; About, s9; Farmer Der. nett 1ol; Red Apple, 106; Edith Q, 1o5; Major Mansir, 1c9.
 Fourth race. handicap. mile and an eighth-N. Lavator. 92: The Lady, 1l2; Scarlet Lily. 8; The Conqueror II, 106; La Crimae. 92.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-zbia. 70: Botany, 92: Burnie Bunton. 100; Money muss. 107: Ice King. 10S: Waring, 12S
 Sixth race. selling seven furlongs-Ap- proved. Ss; Sly Maid. 9l Mihasa 95; Big Injun. 105: Malay. 106; Donator, 107; John Drake. 107; Possart, los; Precursor. no; RraM Lad 110