The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-14
GOLD HEELS AND BLUES
HAVE TorwEIGHT IN sUBUR- BAN TODAY.
Herbert Has Next and Advance Guard Next, Pendecost Being Asked to Carry Only
 99 Pounds.

second choice and long shot were the the fact that today was getaway day. | and that tomorrow the great Suburban will be run at Sheepshead. only fair crowd was in attendance The card was very ordinary. The handicap for Swear | olds and up at one mile and furlong brought out the best field of the day. Ethics. after trailing his field to the | stretch, won handily. Weather, clear ana warm; track, fast
 First race about six furlongs: selling | Criterion. IA, tRedfern), 5 to 2. won; Ben Howard los Michaels)' ntonnos, 10 to l. secSnd; to | 1, third. Time. 1:10 2-5. Golden Cottage. Maiden. Anecdote, Musidora. Swamp lands, Graden, Basuto. Judge Wardell, csndling and Latin sa,,a ran an ssvsntv wards l Gra and Opera, IA, tO'Connor). to l. won; l Connecticut, IA. McCue), 60 to l. sec end; Slipthrift. 114 Burnsl, to 5, third. Time. l:4s Brice, White Crest and Odds TT Third % race. maiden 2-year-old Allies; | five furiongs-Roxboro. l1S, oMcCne), p 10 wSn second 0ia ithan. on1f Iis, M tMicRaeis5 ts | third. Time. 1:o2. Pride of Galore, Vii hemina, Briers. Kentucky Rose, Pink. Sadie O.. Maintain. Little Adele. Sweet | Jane. Miss Louis Figardon and Duniuce ran.
 Fourth race, handicap, mile and fur long-Ethics, IA. (Burns), to l, won' yineitor l1 gaImn9 dnasr,vl 20 to tSird
 
 Time, 1:a 1-5. Smart Set. Alsike and
 Fifth race, 2-year-o -olds; handicap. about won; Tantalus Cup. 11l, ,Odom). to I. second: Bensonhurst, 12s. tBrennanN 4 to 1, third Time, 11o 1-5. pr. saylor' Hackensack First Chord: Anna Daiy' Tugai Bey and Shoes to Plate ran.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth selling Agnes B.. 107. GShea) ' to 10, won; Henry Clay Rye, lo6, (Redfernl, to l. second Time. 1:4s s-5. Cougar. Locket. Fonso- lee, Einus. Stella L. and Malster ran.
 sheepshead Bay Entries.
 k First race three-dusrters of mile: Main track-Demurrer. Dublin. 133; Roy al FPS; Cosurg l2s; Highlander, sadnSee' mn fire. c. Whittier. 110; Lux Casta, Han- over Queen. 1o5.
 Second race. mile-Gibsonlight. 116: II. L. Coleman, l14; shandonfield!, ll2; Bes- sic Mccarthy. Ill: Port Royal. TOT; Car. rier Pigeon, 106: Cryptogram, 115: Sweet Clever, log: Father Den. Courtenay. 10l.
 Third race. the double event: five and one-half furlongs-Mexican, 12s; Charles Elwood Monte Carlo Irish Lad River Pirate, 122; Prediction, White Chapel, whorler. Serge. Fire Eater. Sunnyshore, Pebble, Golden Maxim. f17.
 Fourth race, the Suburban; one and a quarter miles-Gold Heels. Blues, 124; Her. bert, 121: Advance Guard. 1ls; Reinna, IA; Water Cure. III: Trigger, lG; Mono | Fifth race five-eighths of a mile; fu- turity course-Oakingdon, Jerry. Rock ford, Belle Gordo. Fitzbrillar, Barkel-
 stormer, Acefull, Short Hose, Reckoner, Prince Lel. Lightship. Wax Candle , Kumshaw 1lS; Madam Dubarry, Lady Sixth race, handicap; one and one-six. six teenth miles on turf-Morningside, l26; His Eminence, 112; Caller, Ill; Bon Mot, Diily, l05 Mineral. Lanceman, 1o4; St.
 Finnan, 1O3; Trump, Caithness 100.
 At Harlem.
 Chicago, June 13.-Three horses fell in | the steeplechase Ut Harlem today and Jockeys Brodie and Lyons were painfully. the former seriously, injured. Brodle had the mount on Glinsando and Lyons was | on Redwill. Both horses fell at the nrst fence and Brodie, whose mount was the ) first to fall. was jumped on by Redwlii. The boy was carried from the track un- conscious and in the jockey room he had | several convulsions before he came to himself. His injuries which ahe internal are not necessarily fatal. Lyons's collar bone was broken and he too. was uncon- scious for a time. At the third jump Hen, injury. The race was won by Farrell, the IA to favorite. After their fall Giis- sando and Redwill both ran away two miles and half before they were caught !
 First race, four and half furlongS- Topsoil, 101 CMeade), to 2, won: Alice | Carey 105 tCoburn). to l, second; Pi- rate 101 CT. Dean), Is to l, third. Time 0:59 4-5 Senator Morrison. Gallant Smith The Counselor. Little Mission. Corsica, Senor. Marian S. Dupage ran.
 Second race. six furlongs-De1la Os- trand. i0s (Nutb. Il to 5, won; Emma c L; 10S CT. Dean) 4 to l. second; simeon, 9' q. McIntyre), 40 to l. third. Time 1:2l 3-5. Prue, Boomerack. Harney, Mary Pine,
 Bedner, Irma's Choice. Rowland Prince ran
 Third race steeplechase. short course | Farresl, 131 tR. Taylor) 14 to 5, won: CqA ley 1S4 CRaines). F to 1: second; Helen ; S:49 ?-5. Waiter Cleary and Maclaren ran
 Glissandro, Redwill and Henry Ginps fell
 Fourth race. six fulrlongs-lf You Dare
 114 (J. Wrigh), to 2, won: Aretoml,
 li0 (Winkfeld), 10 to l, second: Lovable 102 (McIntyre). to 1. third Time 1:2l l-5 Henry of Franstamar, About; Dodie s Limelight. Ben Frost. Sweet Billie, Pri-
 vate Note ran.
 : Fifth race. five furlongs-Clenlon, Ill .. (Winkfieldl. Il to 10. won; Ben Chalice ' Ill (Perlee), Il to !. second; Pillydeck 1Os (J Matthews), $ to l, third. Time :07 3-5. Lady Grafter and Saragamp ran Sixth race, mile-Guy H. 1l4 lWinkhei1) , to 1. won: Lief Prince: n4 tHoaro' z tc 5. second. Peat. 115 q: Mathewsl. to D l third Time 1:50 2-5. John Drake anc Entries for Today.
 First race. seven furlongs-Nitrate, 1l0
 Bard Burns Andy Williams, Jaubert 105; Overstreet. 95; Herodiade, 1Q5; Arian - 102
 Second race. four furlongs-Stem Wind CT. The Don. Mallory Foxy Kane. 1l5