The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22
At Memphis.


 Memphis, Tenn, April N.-This was the last day but one of the Memphis spring meeting and a large crowd witnessed tf1c sport. Favorites had very successful day, four of them winning in easy fashion.
 The fourth race was the Arkansas han dicap for 3-year-olds, at one mile. and was won by Charles Majhone's Banter which beat Pericles for first place. The hurdle race over the short course fur won by Governor Boyd. Weather clear track fast.
 First race, one mile and a sixteenth seeling-Emir. 7S (W. Daly), to ?. won; Banana Cream, 91, (Helgerson), Il to g. second; Annie Lauretta, s1 tReed). 4 to l. third. Time. 1:5O 3-4. Choice. VelasQuez ran.
 Second race. four and half 1urlongs, purse-Sweet Gretchen, l10 (Bullman), to 5, won; Sweetie. 11O (Helgerson). 15 to i, second; Benefcent, 113 (Coburn), , to 2, third. Time, :55 3-4. Dick Bernard ran.
 Third race. mile and seventy yards Henry Bert, 106 CD. HID, 4 to 5, won; Po- theen. ss GA. HalD, j2 to 5, second; Louis vile. 98 CHelgerson). to 1 third. Time, 1:461-4. The Lady ran.
 Fourth race, ono mile, the Arkansas soE), to g. won: Pericles, no (Bullman). to 5, second; Oronte. 100 GA. HalD. 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:I3. Jake Greenberg ran.
 Fifth race, about mile and quarter, steeplechase handicp-Governor Boyd, (McHugh) 8 to 1, won: King Along. 14O GA. Longer) 8 to 5. second; Allegiance, 142 (McAuhffe) 8 to 5, third. Time. 2:54. Falella. Memorist, Daryl. also ran.
 Sixth race, five and one-half furIongs, purse-Miss Hume. 106 Henry) z to 5, won; Irby Bonnet 109 (Coburn) 10 to 1. second: The Stewardess, s7 CTreanor) 6 to 1. third. Time 1:10. Afghan. Ed L., Valverde, Gold Cockade. Ben Frost, Dia- monds and Rubies, Heroine, Little Duchess II also ran.
 Entries fog Today.
 First race, five and one-half furlongs, selling-Diamonds and Rubies, 90; Betmu- da, l01; Sister Kate II, Della Ostrand, Second race, one mile. selhnf-Sarah Maxim, 96; Memphian, 97; Insolence, 9S; Gin Sray, 102; Beautiful and Best, 103; Faraday, Jr.. 104; Farmer Jim. 1O6; Oha- gen, 110.
 Third race, four and a half furlongs- Shades of Night, 106; Esherson, 113; Prado Morning Star, ll5; Salto. Pentaur, 11s.
 Fourth race. Peabody handicay. mile and eighth-South Breeze, 90; The Don, 99; Loves Labor, 9S; Huzzah, Major Ten ny, 100; Favonius, 1N; Harry New, Ill; Barrack. 113; Nitrate, 100; Rolling Beer, 106: McChesneym, 126.
 Fifth race, special, five furlongs- Molinos Ed Tierny, no.
 ixth race. mile and sixteenth-Judge Hines, S9; Georgia Gardner, 103; Ohnet, 105; Rolling Beer, 1OS; c. B. Campbell, 110.
 Seventh race. six furlongs. selling-An- nie Auretta, S9 Miss Hume, Jane Oaker, Lysbeth, 91; Budweiser. Bill Logan. 93; Henry of Franstamar, 99; Bean. Loretta Gale 99; Model Monarch, 100; Ben Frost, 10l; Red Hook, 106; Irby Bennett, 10S.
 At Kinloch Park.
 St. Louis. April 21.-The track at Kin loch Park today was in fair condition. The weather was very chilly. Three ta- vorites and three second choices divided the first honors. Sambo. in the fourth, made a close finish. winning from Scortic in the last few strides by a nose. Sir We're de We're in the hurdle race. fell and rolled over his rider. C. Hill, who sus- tained a badly bruised hip.
 First race five furlongs-Birch Broom, 1O2 (Singleton). to 5. won; Crimean. 119 G. Boland), to 1. second; Silver Fringe. l03 (RomanellD, to l, third. Time. i:O2 i-4. Night owl sapolio. Haddlngton. Lasso and Eddie T. ran.
 selling~Don oHigh. i15 (Dale). to |, won; Getchel, 11s (EarD, Il to l, second; Amberita. 115 q. Boland). IS to 10. third. Time, 57 1-2. Ben Adkins. Ascot, Bow land NJ, and Tiomaine ran.
 Third race. mile; selling-Sarilla. l1O. O. A. Munro). to 5. won; Prima II, lO5, H. Wilson, 10 to l. second: Socapa, l12, (Hggings) % to third. Time. 1:F. Duke Dashaway, Kings Pet, Helen Hay, Dawson, Katie Gibbons. Flora Levy, Hallucination. Robert G. Lansing and Fl Cany and Patronmyic ran.
 Fourth race. mile and twenty yards; selling-Sambo, los, CHowelD, to l. woni Scortic, 9l, (W. H. Wood), to l, second; Action. s6, L. Wilson,. to l, third Time was not taken for the twenty yards and, therefore, Judge Murphy allowed nc time for the race. Mauser, Glendon Blanco and Jerry Hunt ran,
 Fifth race. six furlongs; selling-Cen' tie, sS. lBirdwelO. l4 to 5. won; Orleans