The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-11
PLAYER IN A DRIVE
LANDED HANOVER STAKES AT GRAvESEND.
Colt was Property of Aste "The Boot black King"-The Himyar Colt, Himself, Has Topweight in
 Myrtle Stakes Today.

| New York, June 10.-Favorites and one second choice swept the board at Crave send today. The Hanover stakes. sell ing. for two-year- was the feature l of an ordinary card. Platter, running in the colors of his new owner, A. L. Aste. l won after hard drive from the favorite. Sergeant. Adjdaumo' favorite. won the steeplechase from the good thing. Fool hardy. Weather cloudy; track fast. | First race. handicap. about six furlongs onantas, 1se todom). to l. won; Witch Bensonhurst. 122 0Benson). 10 to g.. third. Time. 115 1-5 Tantalus Cup. Prediction. Bobbinet. Sungold. Briers. Her Letter. Prince of Arragon also ran.
 Second race: handicap. one and one, | sixteenth miles-Flying Buttress. Ill l tOdom, 10 10. won; Smart Set. 115 uan- dry). F to l. second: Numeral. l09 lOCon- | norl. to 1, third. Time. :F 4-5 Cunard. Pink Rose. Trump also ran. Gold Cure | left at post.
 l Third race. Hanover stakes. five fur %on serssn l 1s7 oconnor O. sa5e to seo | ond; Fort Wayne. 97 tCreamer). to 1. third. Time 1;ol.. Blue Banner. Fitz- brillar. Hackensack. Yardman. oil in saver. Pearl Diver also ran. Fourth race. steeplechase handicap, about two miles-Adjidaumo, 135 (Barry). , to l. won; Fool Hardy. 1s2 (A. HewitD. 6 to l. second: Boisterous, 13s (Mara). | to 1, third. Time. 3:55. Decameron. Gyp- sic. Clssher. Adeck, Curfew Bell Musi- | clan. Herculean. and Perion also ran. Perion fell Deluge refused. Fifth race, about six furlongs-Smoke. | 103 GIT. Cochran). to ,, won; Sister Ju- | liet. 100 tWonderly), to 1, second: Khi- tai: 9s d- Smith. 10 to 1. third Time. | 1:09 3-5. Wealth, Neither One. Dactyl. Busy Lady. Mint Bed and Precentor also ran.
 Sixth race. one -mile and furlong, sell ing--Caithness, s5 tShea). to 5. won; ~I~. n TAIF A. l-{. Richard. 1oS (Miilerj. 6 to i. third. Time, 1:54 1-5 Cougar. Brigadier, Alsike, Phil ippine also ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race. about six furlongs--Cobourg. iss: The Musketeer. 124; His Eminence, 107; Sliptroft, 106; Roxane. 104; Delagoa, | 102; Operator. 97i' Hanover Queen, 96; Ros- signoll. a; Petra IT. 90; Swamplands. s4.
 Second race, handicap. mile and an iii: Vinctor. ss; Sadie S, s7; Trigger, 5; Ethics. 8; St. Finnan. Arden. 90; Bat | yah, S6.
 Third race, five Undergraduates. In- junction. IT, Lady Albercraft. IA; Tos- can, Rostand. 1l2; Our Nugget. Rosetint Alan. Alsono. 109: Janeway, Golden Max i'm. Explorer oReilly, ", R. Condon Invincibe, 1OS; Queen Boula. sumida,
 Fourth race, the Myrtle Stakes. mile and seventy yards--Himself. Ill; The Re gent. 9s; Merito 95; Numeral. 9S; Clon- nell. .sS; Five Nations, S6: Francesca. S;
 Fifth race. five and a half 'furlongs- Ring Dove. Barkelmore, sDakington, Sun ny Shore, Pageant, Akela, Wax Candle JaEeway. Sumida, Bob Hilliard, Anu mada Birthstone, Michael Mas, Sparkle. Esher, Invinciblle, Rockford, Recoration. 1l2; Lady Josephine, Meddling Mary. All Hallowmas, Demitasse, Bounding Beauty, 109.
 Sixth race, selling mile and sixteenth -Viteliius. 10S; Bounteous, 1O7; Lone Fish erman, Schoolmaster 106; Rough Rider, lO5; Fatalist ss: Fonsollee; East Kels- Curley. 97; Justice 96; Courtenay. 9S; Locket, 90: Condiment. SS.
 At Latonia.
 Cincinnati, June 1O-Alard. from the stable of s. C. Hildreth, shipped from Chicago for the occasion. won the Mer- chants stakes for three-year-olds and | upwards at Latonia today. A field of eight faced the starter and there was 8 delay of half an hour at the post. Af- ter several attempts to get them away Jessie Jarboe broke out to false break and ran away two and one-half miles be- fore being stopped. Alard. who was the last away when the flag dropped. was held in reserve by Jockey Birkenruth | until the stretch was reached. Here Silk Cord. who had been leading all the way. died out under the terrific pace and Alard had no trouble getting under the wire l first by two lengths. Jim Clark got the place by a head from Alfred Vargrave. Jim Clark and Jack Ratlin coupled as German entry, were favorites at to |. 1 Weather fine track fast. l First race. six furiongs-Juanetta, 9S q. Martini, 6 to l. won; Atmore, 9s G. | Moore), 90 to 1, secondA Jim Nap, 10S GA. | Weber, 40 to 1, third. Time, 116. Mas l terful Phosphorous, Judge Hargis, Onanetts. Kimberly. Lenox Assassin, Durell John w. Patton and Tom English | also ran.
 Second race. one mile-Drummond go | ID. Gilmore). 2 to 1, won; Bosster. 1o9 | tMinder). 2 to l, second: Colonel Ander- son, 95 G. Hicks>. 50 to l. third. Time. 1:i2 3-4. Lou Hazel. Scortic, Cardome and George R. also ran.
 Third race, five furlongs-Joe Buckley 1ol (Castro) to 1. won; Lendin. lo9 (R Milhams), to l. second Sinner Simon. lOe (Beauchampl, to 1. third. Time 1:02. The Picket. Rosanco. Sailors Dream. A Lark. Amormous. Willie Col Her, Jake Greenhurg. Owen Moore and Transylvania also ran.
 Fourth race, Merchants stake. one mile -Alard. 1oS tBirkenruth) Il to B. won i. ond; Alfred Vargrave, 1o5 fTroxler). to 1. third Time. 1 40 IA Silk Cord. Jack Ratlin. ]. H. Sloan and Jessie Jarboe also ran.
 Fifth race five furlongs-watoma. 1os (Troxlerl. to I. won; Flora Willoughby, i:o2 IA. Daisy Hawthorne. Two Lick, Marchioness, Dotty Shute. Flash of Night. Fabuls. Dinksie and Annie Beall also ran.
 Sixth race. six furIongs-Prince of Mel rose. 106 q. Martini, x to 3. won Bob Baker. 10S (Minder). 15 to 1. second; Oconee. 1ol U. Hicks). 12 to l. third. Time. :l5 Sim w, Sir Christopher Far aday. Jr.. Weird. Jim Gore IT, Maggie