The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-26
AT CUMBERLAND PARK
GOOD CROWD SEES THE CARD
 RUN OFF
Betting Ring Handles Lots of Money and Kent a Large Per Cent of 1t, as Not a Fovorite Won Dis
 agreeable Day.

Nashville. Tenn. April 2s.-Chilly, cloudy weather with wet track were the conditions at Cumberland tooay' pu' the attendance was not anecteo: large crowd saw the program run on ano it was a betting crowd too. The ring handled a world of money and kept per cent of 1t, as not favortte won Four outsiders and two second cnoices were the victors and the smart players were down on the latter especially or Claude in the last race at one mile. The winner of the California and Tennessee derbies carried the money of select con tingent while the public made BarnoipE the favorite and the Daily colt Justinec the confidence placed in him. The track was jus. to his liking and he won as he pleased after being forced to pull up on the far turn where Bardolph was crowd ing him. The race was Of more than usual interest so far as these two colts were concerned because of their engage ments. Claude was a prominent candi- date for the Canadian Derby while Bar dolph is a possible starter in the Ken lucky Blue Ribbon event and in the American derby at Washington. Park Jordan, the other second choice to win was the medium of some heavy plunges in the third race through the public on the strength of his performance Thursday made Whiskey King the favorite The Hayes horse was on his good behavior i and getting aSray second, raced under restraint until the stretch where ne drew
 
 drawing the finish somewhat fine. The feature event was the Bellemeade stake for 2-year-old Allies at four and half fur longs, with $1,000 added and worth $l.24O to the winner. Six misses faced the par rier of which Lady Amelia and Radium were equally well liked. The winner turned up in ". W. Garden and Com pany's Mamie Hodge by Rossington-Mss good after leading throughout. Carrie l at 6 to in the betung won the first race in q drive after making all the run ming. Golden Cottage was catching her at the finish. Katie Powers at IS to 1 made runaway race of the second as did Lou Key in tho fifth.
 First race. five and one-half furlongs selling-Carrie I. 105 (CrowhursD to 1, won; Golden Cottage. 102 (M. Daly) to l. second; Khaki, 1l2 (Booker) 90 to 1. third. Time. 1:11 1-4. Mary Glen, Stuart Young, Maxette. Indian Child, Maltoferin. Joe Buckley, Suburban Queen, Afghan also ran.
 Second race four furiongs-Katie Pow CTS, 1o5 (Castro) l5 to l. won; Bugler, 113 CD. Austin) ; to l. second Triumvir, 113 dandry) to 5, third. Time, :51 1-2. Miss Hortensc Sea Shell. Tennesseean, Ma.al- da, Talhouet also ran.
 Third race. one mile. Duncan Hotel handicap--Jordon, 106 tCrowhursU to 5, won: Whiskey King, 121 tStevens) even sccond Wire In. 1a9 (McIninernyD F to l, third. Time, :l5 1-4. Treacey also ran.
 Fourth race, four and a half furlongs, The Belle Meade stakes. $l000 added Mamie Hodge, 110 (Booker), 5 to 1, won Lady Amelia. 1l0 dandry), to 1. second; Time, :57 1-4. Codex, Sweetness and Light. Bird Pond ran.
 Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling Lou Rey, loS tCastro). to l, won: Fair Lass. 9 tScully). I to 1. second; Domsie. 1oS Nouden), 10 to 1, third. Time. 2:O1. Ruby Ray. Boone, lnvictus, Annie Lau- retta. The Wizard ran
 Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-- Claude, l13 w; paly), 6 to B. won: Bar doiph, 1Q' Gaudry). to !. second; Vestry. l02 CBookerl. 10 to 1. third Time. l24 l-2. lIandspinner. Dolley Gray ran.
 Entries Monday.
 First race, selling six furlougs-John Coulter. lo9 Chick1sha, 107; Barge, 106; Lola L Paul Ridge, Stand Pat. loS; Northwind. lol Sandwich. Gatoit. 95; Post. man. Au Fait. Kinford. O.; Maloferin, Jet.
 Second race, six furlongs--Jack Ratlin, ll6; Whiskey King, Maiden. 11S: Ameer, ll2; Brulare l07; Carl Kahler, Louis Wag- ner, 106; Tom Pcden, l0l; Joe Buckley, S5; Princess Olga, S5.
 Thlrd race. mile and sixteenth-EcomA, 1l3: Tommy Hull Sir Fitzhugh, los: Pres grave Flaneur, 1oS: Domadge. lOl; Lapi-
 Fourth race, fifteen u-sixteenths mile Domsie. Hummer II, 105; Charley Thomp- son, 103; Heatherbee. 100; Pirater, g5: Hand Spinner, James F., 92
 Fifth race. selling, th.rteen-sixteAnths mile-Masterful 1l4; Afghan, Sister sa- rah. Anglesea. Gay Hilda, lO5: DandIe Belle. Little Duchmans IT, l05 Birdwood, Bedlam, 106; Fasnet Light. lo3; Briers, Dolly Gray, 9S; Lady Wrinkle 93; Heroine, SS.
 Sixth race. four and a half furlongs- OaXaca, Frances Yowell Court Rose. Easter Walters, Cardona, Jessie Weller, Miss Crawford, Katie Powers, Marjorie Taylor. Negro. Handsome Florry, Blue Ring, 10s.
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