The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13
ON THEE RACE TRACK.
Results of the Various Speed Con-
 tests Yesterday.

Results of the Various Speeo eon-
 tests Yesterday.
 Memphis, Tenn, April R.-A steaoy downpour of rain throughout the osy made the track very sloppy at Montsom- cry Park. Only the regulars" DraVeo the elements and as a result the atteho- ance was considerably diminished. The stake feature was the Cotton Steeple- chase over the full course ana seven cross-country favorites went to the post Dick Furber held the first place in the batting. Lovers of the spectacular hao all they could wish for in this event. The only unpleasant incident Of the race was the fall of the heavily played GovSr- nor Boyd over the first hurdle ana Ine Mazo made the running for more than half the distance and took the Jumps like A veteran. At the ninth jump Jonn- son sent Dick Furber forward ana seem ingly without effort he overhauieo tns ;eader The others closed up and turn ing into the stretch the race was an ex- citing one. Furber, however, hao an sno speed on the fiat and driving away Ion pulled up by three lengths tros .o nnn tn ths winner. The first race at six furiongs brought out thirteen selling platers. Amh rante, the favorite, liked the golns @ anu won handily from Small Jack; Poor boy
 
 ond race at four furlongs. Third was tne best he could do, however, Henry Mc- Daniels winning easily rom Jonh n; Scott. The third event at a miie snowsa A hot fayorite in Way-a-moinen, the Oaks s candidate. She did not like the mud ana was easily beaten. Autumn Leaves tne extreme outsider won in canLer Iron, Aladdin. The Lady, from the Hlloretn mile and an eighth, beating Wax Ia ner inc first choice, by a length. The sixth and last event went to Votary' all odds on favorite. A, rante, 96 Uouden), to 5, won; small Jack. 9s (Birkenruth), F to l. second: Aratoma, 1O6' (Winkfield), F to l, third Time 1:16 Salinda. Star Vail, Curd Gill; lock. Tom Collins, The Caxton, Lee zee Nutter. Ermack. Clorita, Assessment ana Harry Shafer ran
 Second race, purse. four furlongs-Hen- rv McDaniel. l13 tR Wiliamsl. Il to ,. won; John A. Scott. 1ls tJ, Woods). IS 8 to ,. third. Time 0:50 1-4. Budweiser. Wood Lake. and Spots ran.
 Third race. purse. mile-Autumn Leaves 100 uindsey), 25 to ], won; Alad- din l0a tCoburn). & to 1, second: Lucien Apple by. tOO (Birkenruth), to l. third. Time "A 1-2. Tho Rival, Wain-a a-moinen and Lcviathan ran.
 Fourth race mile and an eighth. purse The I.adv, lO5 J Woods), to 1. won: Wax Taper no (O' Brien). to ,. sec ond: South Breeze. lOl (R Steele), to l. third. Time :5S l-2 Nitrate ran. Fifth race. Cotton Steeplechase. Sl'O0t added. about two miles-Dick Furber, 16( e. Johnson). to ,, won; Daryl. 15o Hi l.. Wilson,. to 1, second: Golden Llnk | 162 (J. M. Webcr). , to l. third Time 500 Henry Gibbs Fallels. Mazo ran.
 vsts ssH f9qE Rrken%s amd haf evdn %on Rainoy (, loo CT. Dean), to 1. second Dross. IDS oWinkfield). to l, third, Time G:51 3-i. Dinero. Ncstia Pretty Charley | Valverle. Gertie Weimhod ran.
 Entries for Monday.
 First race selling, mile and an eighth Uncle Tom 11S; Menace. 1ll Glade Run 10S: Searcher, 1o'; Jessie Jarboe, 102.
 Second race. selling. mile-Edith Q, 1os | Incidental i0l: Mir Pomeroy. 97: Nanni j., a.; Free Admission, %: Josie E F. ss l s6 Emathian, s5.
 Third race. three-quarters mile-Noble man, 112: Ice King, 1o9; Federal. 1os | Wild. Pirate. 1O6; Amperc, 1O6; Tom Col Iins. 104 Sir Christopher, 1o1; roah. 9S Duke of Connaught, 90; Lee Nutter. s5 Hopcfeld, 9o.
 Fourth race. mile-Mr Ross, 125: Feli, Bard no; C. R. Campbell, HIS; Lord Quez 1O6; Terra Firma M; Lou Woods. 9t
 Fifth race, selling. nine-sixteenths of mile-Princc of Endurance, lO6; Eliza beth Anderson. 1O5; Germany, l05; Gal Iant smith, 1O5; John Carney 1o2; Arax
 
 9S; Vestia. 92; Cherokee Lass. 92.
 Sixth race. selling. mile-Thebor. 11c Satin Coat. 107; MT. Phinizy, 106; Monos 1O6; Walkenshaw, 1O5; Elsie Bramble. 104; Lee King. 106; Pay the Fiddler, sS Plead, 95; Drummond, 9S.
 At Bennings.
 Washington, April 12-Getaway day to day at Bennings closed the most sue cessful meet ever held by the Benning and Orange, DecamerOn and Himself won. Gould won the hurdle event am Decameron the steeplechase: Himsel again took the Bennings handicap. win ming as easily as he did the handlca II, ,i, Daly's stable had three winners. Weath CT fair, track fast.
 First race, mile and one-half, six hur dles-Gould 145 QIunD. to D. won; Tan kard. 135 (Dayton), 4 to 1. second; Wate Alone. 1S5 lR. Taylor, F to i, third; ri Tim, 2:52 2-5 Cheval dor, and Klondike ran. J. A. Warner fell.
 Second race. four and half furlongs, Blue and Orange. no (Burns), to
 won: Spring Brook 1O7 fBooker). to second: Squid, 1O4 CMiles), 40 to 1. thirt Time, :57 4-5. Julia Lyston and Allie Vic let ran. .
 miIesNDecameron l50 (Parson), to
 won; Arius, 14S (Carson). to l. second Silent Friend. 13O (E. Heider), to l. fel Time, 4;07 2-5. Three starters.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs. Benning Handicap, $1 $1,Oo0-Himself 1o6 Brennan 1 to 2, won; Price. 106 (Burnso. l3 to , second: Man o'War. 105 U. Smith). 80 i third. Time. 1:29 Fonsoluca and Bai tile ran. :. ) Fifth race. seven furlongs-'Fabius. | 0 (Brennan), 13 to 5. won; Nuptial, s5 (WoI ) derlyl. ' to 10. second; Florad, lo4 (Boot , er). 6O to 1, third. Time. 1:S2. Bin. 'odc ) and Ends Bob Alone. Locke. Major an : Sunnvport ran. Coupled.
 ) sixth race mile and one hundred yarc -swampiands s4 (Creamer), F to l. vol Ninonia 101 G4. smithl. to l. second D Rough Rider, TOT (Rrennan>. to l, thir 0 Time, 1:53 2-5. False Alarm, Benckar