The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-03
JUDGE HINES IS WINNER
 OF THE KENTUCKY DERBY

still maintained his position of fourth. Bourbon being fifth and Treacy half dozen lengths In the ruck and out or the race.
 out on the back stretch the canary jacket of Winfield emerged from the rear and with an unusual burst of speed the three colts then leading the favorite, were passed.
 "Eariy wins" was the exultant cry from the vast throng as the son of Trou- badour with even, steady strides moved to the front. When the three-duarters was reached he was in easy command with nearly a length to the good and this lead he increased as they rounded the last turn for the final struggle.
 Meanwhile Judge Hines and Bad News had been having an almost neck and neck race of t for third place with their cir. noses o tinued to show the way down the back stretch until he had surrendered to Earlys burst of speed. As the colts made the swing for the turn into the they had strengthened out he had Judge Hines next to the rail. There was but one horse between him and victory. Maintaining comfortable position, some not until he had passed the eighth pole that he called O. f1imes for speed. In the interim Winkfield sat quietly upon Early, contemplating the victory so near at ndn0 ana not uuLll JuQSc IIIthCc thundered down upon him was he appar- ently conscious of the colts approach. When Booker stuck the Fisher colts nose alongside Winkfeld's saddle, the latter half turned, and seeming to realize that | he had not anticipated the trouble in | store for him, quickly resorted to whip | and spur, but 1t was too late. Tor jump I by jump Hines had increased his lead l to a half length and fight as he did | Winkfieid could not cut down the half tiozen feet separating him from victory | Judge Hines passed under the wire win l ner of the event with the question of SUI i premacy as to the two colts still a moot
 ed one.
 The entire card for the day was most | attractive. The best finish was in tho | first race, an opening scramble at fivt
 and one-half furlongs. which Wain-a
 Moinen won by nosing out Whiskey kine
 First race, five and one-half furlongs-
 wain-a- Moinen, 112 (Winkfield to | won; Whiskey King. 117 (Stevens) even | second; Skiilful. 104 (Booker) 3 to l. third | Time, 1.07. Mintbed. Rheta. Jake Green
 burg, Harlem Lane also ran.
 | Second race, four furlongs-Prince ol | Pltzen, 105 (Mathews) to 1. won; Prince | Silverwings, 112 1-2 (WinkhelO to l
 second Sol Smith, 1o5 CHelgersom 10 to
 third Time. :4s 1-2. Rose King. Ban
 well, Dickens. Barney Dreyfus also ran
 Third race, six furlongs-Poor Boy, 9
 (Helgerson to 5, won; Banana Cream 95 1-2 (Schufly) to l, second; Senor lW (Crowhurst) 20 to 1, third. Time. 1:l5 S-4
 Wedding March. Goo Goo, Jane Oaker
 Ranco, Hide and Seek. Eddie Busch
 Trialmore, Lutesc Fonso. Lamp Shade | Lysbeth, Altona also ran.
 Fourth race. Kentucky Derby, one mile
 and quarter. 5000 value-Judge Hines IF (Booker) 10 to l, won; Early, II | (Ninkfield) 8 to 5. second; Bourbon. III (Crowhurst) to 1. third Time. 2:os
 Bad News. Woodlake and Treacy alsC ran. Bourbon and Woodlake coupled al | McDowell entry.
 Fifth race, selling, one mile-Cogswell
 Ill (WinkfielO to 1. won; Lampoon. q
 CHelgerson) to l, second; Loves Labor Ill .Landry) 2 to 1. third. Time. AZ 1-4
 Not Wisely, Binehelio, Professor Neville
 Hurry, Insolence, Sombre, Adelante. Fail 1 Lass, Red Hook, Farady, Jr, also ran.
 Sixth race, four furlongs-Viona, 10 (Booker) to 5, won; Pured Favor, 10
 (Mathews) 8 to 1, second; White Plume 115 (Winkfeld) to 1. third. Time, 4S S-4
 Morning Star Onita, Swetie, Kettle F
 Shawana, Gold Piece also ran.