The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-09
PICKET WINS EASILY
DERBY VICTOR TAKES ANoTH.
 ER STAKE EVENT.
Africander Comes Second and Bever. Iy, tho Only Other Starter is Beaten off-J. A. Drake
 Buys Ishlona.

 years American derby winner, added an other stake to his list by winning the Sep tem6er stakes for 3.year-olds at Sheeps- neaa Bay today. The Hampton stables good colt Africander was second; Bever- X. the only other starter, was beaten off The Picket jumped away in front and making all the pace, won handily. Afri- ken the edge off his speed. The Brooklyn Jockey Club today announced that they have added $500 to the first special to be run next Monday. the opening day. Waterboy and McChesney are both eligi- bought the 2-year-old Ishlana from the Lototos stable. Results:
 First race, six furlongs. futurity course Armenia, 109 Redfern), 4 to 1, second Rob Roy. 109 (Martin,) 15 to 1, third Time, 1:i2. October Flower. Cedar Rap- ias: .nansxa Blackamo9r; Briarthorpe; Gamsstress ran.
 Second race, selling. six and half fur longs1Irene Lindsey. lo4 (Fuller). 3 to B. Time, lis S-5. Tam o'shanter, Ascen. | sion Canajonarie, Forward, Castillian Mary Street and Cappamore ran. Third race. Bellies Stakes, last five and half furlongs futurity course-Memores | 1o7 Fuller). to 1, won; Marmee. 100 CIig- ID, (GreyD, 30 to 1, third. Time. 1:O6. Grace full Fine Art. Tepee, Palette, Oceantide, Possession Mimosa. Monsoon and Bur l dette ran.
 Fourth race the September Stakes, mile and three furlongs-The Picket, 12s | tO'NeiD, to 5. won; Africander, 126 (Ful- ler). to 5. second: Beverly. 1Q3 (ConnelD, 100 to 1, third. Time. 2:2O 3-5. Three start
 Fifth race. selling, mile and furlong- Mabel Richardson. 103 Redfern), 5 to 1, won; Lord Turco. s2 De Sousa) to | fertyS, IS to 5. third. M Time, i:s4 s-5. Rockey Satire Baron Pepper, Setauket and Dark Planet ran.
 Sixth race. handicap. mile and sixteenth Duke of Kendall. 190 (Odom). 2 to 1, sec ond; Stamping Ground, 10s Fuller), 4 to 1, third. Time. :4s 1-5. Colonsay, Rosta nd Yellowtail: Kalif, stonewall. Janeway, sar ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race. five and a half furlongs selling-Jim Kelly, 125; Silver Days. Mont peier Monet. 110; sallet, Handsome Flor phy, Vibrator. Bath Beach 1o5; Yosan, Modella. Vagary. Florizel, Short Cake Luminosity, Raider 1o2.
 Second race. steeplechase. OakdaIe cup | full course-Rowdy, TO; Woodpigeon, 163; Tankard. 162; Ivan. '152; Daryl, Manilian,
 Third race, the Autumn. six furlongs- Gallant 122 Montana st King Abde Tin 112; Knight. Errant. The southerner, 1O7; sonoma Belle, Dimple. 1o4.
 Fourth race, the omnium; mile and and Yellowtaii i: River % Plrate. ies shai Eagenia EI Rhymer, $; His Eminenc;e. 90; Adios. s5. '
 Fifth race, mile, selling-King Pepper Eshies loi Lord sterIing Guy V paTk ssn's sl Roche. Sockey, Sedition, 100; Paul Cliff ford, Early Eve. 9S; Ringdove Somerset Gaptain, Gaines s6; Mollie Peyton. ss
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth on turt l-Kalif, 113; The Rival Swamplands, 1c3 Paget, Wild Thyme. Boutonniere, 99.
 At Harlem.
 Chicago Sept s.-Hildreths Byways always favorite at to 5, won the third day. Gallant was second, and the Dor was third. The race was hardly more than exercise gallop for Byways. Wealth CT clear: track fast.
 First race four and half furlongs- Comrade, 118 (B. Davis), 70 to 1. won Oudon. los q. Williams), 15 to 1, second Bill Walters. 1O7 (C. shea), 20 to 1, third Time, :54 3-4. Eagerly, Grangeman, The Hebrew, Lanark, Red Bird, Falcons l MdIy buli A4o SopCloiic' II ipi ence Fonso. Der the Rhine. Janet Fonso 1must ran.
 Second race. six and a half furiongs- L. Knight, 100 (Bonner), 2 to 2. won
 Marshal Sea. 1o2 (Adkins). g to 5, second ' James J. Corbett, 105 t.laJthews), $ to 1 third. Time. :21 1-2. Balm of Gilead Emma A. M, Sachewarzwald, The Rab
 bit Hattie Spencer, Ermack. The Cedar! and Nyda ran.
 | TbIrd race rniIe and seventv var0s-Ry ways. 91 e. Wilson). ' to 5. won; Gallant 1O1 (H. Phillips), 16 to 5, second: The Don
 9S (S. Bonner) to 1. third. Time. LA Henry Bert, Florence H., Mauser, Sherry Alene Abbott ran.
 Best Man. 1O2 lAdkins), 10 to l. won; Fed sral: 7 G PhIipsl Ill s., Il to 10; second } third. Time, 1:2O 4-5. Zyra:, Sweet Tooth , Fifth race: five and half furlongss,, |. !ista. 1os Iotis), 8 te 5, second; Fox Lake l 1:os 3-5. King Ellsworth. Toltec. Com moner. Gus Quarles, oleometer. Henr! Lyons. Louise Meining. Miss Cornel Ger Sixth race mile and three ee-sixteenths- 1, Our Bessie. 4 (Wilson), to 10, won; Do ! die B.. 1C0 CFerrelD. to 1, second; Bar' , Elm5; Kania t6GH: 69o a,'- Raa''h. o'H'ssn ant , Entries for Today.
 First race, five furlongs-J. P. Maber . ry. Cascine. Copperfied, 10S; Bluementhal Foresight Touchstone. 105; Atlantico, 10l Apple, Loly Daly. 100.
 Second race. handicap steeplecha se
 short course-Indian IT. 150; Falella. 142
 Paul Aker. 13s; Eva Moe, 130; Limelight
 13O: Lingo, 12S; Slapdash, 126; Ilacctiara First Past Demont. 125. ,,o : Third race, mile-Jack Ratlin. nO 5 Bragg, 100 Schwalbe. Fonsoluca. 97; pr 5 Stephens, Hargis. Beau Ormonde, 96
 Crestfallen, Paul Whaley, Colonial Girl
 Talpa. 93
 Fourth race six and one-half furlongs-
 Father Talent 110 Commodore. l05; Rock
 away. Elwood 100; Eva Clair. Bill Knight 3 97; Mayor. David S. Rose 95; Away Right
 Justice More My Gem, 92. z Fifth race, ciX furlongs. handlcap-A. U Gibson. 1l5: Mons Beaucaire, 9S; Delagoa l 110; McGee. l06; Golden Rule, lO2; Wittul Percentum. 94; Bardolph, 93.
 7 Sixth race mile, selling-Charlie Thomp = son. Dr. Guernsey. Myth, 1O5; Curate, l0I f Bluemint, Frivol. 100: Bay Wonder Mezz
 97; Lord Melbourne. Prodigalty. Jackful , Little Mission, 95; Brush By, Martin, 9O :, At Grossepoint. Detroit, Sept S.-The splendid drivinl
 of Julius Sinchole of Paris in three cornered l5-mile race with his brothe 1 Page, was the feature at Grossepoln Q track this afternoon. where the automo @ bile races, postponed yesterday, were rul V of. The heavy rain yesterday and las
 night left the track heavy. Tom Coope
 and Barney Oldlieid met twice during tn [ Five miles. open cars under 1000 pound $ D. w. T1rgiS Detroit won; F. Prong