The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
LINDSAY WITH PROWL.
LANDED ARKANSAS DERBY
 YESTERDAY.
Lindsey Rated the Colt Cleverly and Made His Run from Sth Pole, Herodiade Quitting at Half
 and Finishing Last.

Little Rock, Ark, March A.-The tenth annual Arkansas Derby was run over slow track. It rained for twenty-iour ed up in Prowl seasoned horse rom New Orleans. He was an outsider in the betting. George Bennetts cold Herodi- ade, who went to the post strong fa- vorite at to 5, led for a half mile and then went all to- pieces. He stopped to nothing in the stretch and finiseied abso- lutely last. The field got on well bunch ed. but there was a lot of crowding on the first run. Coburn. on Herodiade. cut across the track and forced Huntressa and Flora Pomona to pull up. Inese two mares proved to be the contenders at the finish. Had 1t not been for the jostling they received. the result might have been different Prowl was we'll rid den. He was nicely placed during the early part of the race and came with a rush at the end that was not to be denied. Pro%l made his run from the eighth pole. the other races were very interest. ing. George Bennett showed d good colt in Mallory. winner of the 2-year-old race. There was a delay of thirty minutes at the post in the first race. barring this, the starting was good. An immense crowd turned out to witness the races and the betting 4was the best in the his- tory of the sport locally
 First race, selling. five and half fur longs-Braw Lad. Ills Lyne). to 2. won; Horseshoe Tobacco 1o2 (Mcyoynt, to 3, second Small Jack, 102 (Otis), to l. third. Time 1:l1. Bound Lee. Man. Rag, narck II, Miss Edd. Miss Guideo Fred Hessing and Little Chico ran.
 Second race. 2-vear-olds. four furlongs Mallory. 10S (Coburn, to 1. won: Lady Gailantry. los L. smith. to 1. second Martin Brady. los tSingleton). 30 to 1, third Time :5l 1-4. Sarnie Mac, Eva Russell. Rococo and Bird Slayer ran.
 schWaibe. rH f ss tsinsiescn,. to 5 won; Harry Wilson, TOT q. Woodsl, IF to l; second: The Bronze Demon. 107 dyne), 5 to l. third. Time 1:17. Prue Wood. Curd Gillock. orla; Loyeable salinda' Trio ana
 Fourth race. Arkansas Derby $75o add ed, one mile--Prowi, 107 tLindsay). to 1. won; Flora Pomona. 112 c. Woods). ' to 1, second; Huntressa, 112 tGilmore). 12 to 1. third. Time 1:45 3-A Hainault, Lingo and IIerodiade ran.
 Fifth race. purse, seven furlongs-Near- est. 101 (BelD, 12 to l. won; Wax Taper, 1lS (Aker), 10 to |. second; Brigade; III cSSurn, to shsG Tsneva Tme a;Si or1aan. a a B. G. Fox, Cogswell and Choice ran.
 Sixth race. selling. mile and seventy yards-El Caney, 112 (Coburn), to l. won ; Algie M., 1o4 (Helgerson), 3 to 1. second; 1:5O 1-2. Missile Pay the Fiddler. Gil- bert. Warner. Avator. Round Turn and
 Entries Today.
 First race. three-fourths mile selling Tempse, 9S; Junaetta. 1o3; Joe Collins, G; McLaren, 105; Amoroso, 95; Incidental. 100 Birdie Stone, 95; Lizzie Carr. 95; Pan- theon. 103.
 Second race half mile selling--Goudoy 1O6; Fancy Model, 1O5; Manser, 1o6; Deer Hunter. 106; Duke Dashaway. 101: Foxy Kane. 106.
 Third race. five and half furlongs, selling-sCrescent City. 102; Henry A., 1O4; Marie Tryon, 1o2; Miss Edd, 1Os; Zirl. 1O5; Cadet 107; Nora D., 102; .Little Master, 99; Jennie Day, l05: Miss Blarney. lO2: Maggie clopton. 97; Miss Dora. 1O2.
 Fourth race, three-fourths mile sell ing-Pine Chip. 105; Looney. 97; Kitty G.. 103: Frank Pearce. 1oS; Travers, 100; Ida Penzance. s5; George H. Ketcham. 1o6: Terralene. 106.
 Fifth race mile, sellng-Rochester. l11; sAlgie M. 100; Brewer Schorr. 96; Flor rie S.. 91: Chickadee. 97: Josie F.. S9: Rebel Jack. 109.
 Sixth race. seven-eighths mile. selling Cousin Lefty 1o2; 'Pillardist, go; Cen sor. 10S; W, B. Gates. 1OS; Henry of Franstamar, 10s; Sir Gatian. l04: *Lizzie A.. 94; Hengist 107; Sir Kingston, go; Orleans 1oa; Sirensong. 1o2: Harry Will son, 101.
 Allowed five pounds apprentice allow ance.