The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-23
TWO FAVoRITEs SCORE.
But Most of the Winners at New Or
 leans Carried Little Money.

leans Carried Little Money.
 New Orleans Dec. 22.-Silver Meade and Little Jack, ,Horner were the winning fla vorites The other winners carried but little money and the ring fared well. Weather clear; track fast
 First race 2-year-olds, six furlongs-Sil- yer Meade, 1O3 (Salling), Il to 5, won; 1'rossachs, 1l2 (Fullerl. to 1. second: Fri" bune lGS tMcIntyrel. 30 to l, t5ird, . Iime' Time Rachel Ward Echinate and Clytie raG.
 Second race. five furlongs-Little Jack Horner. IA Fuller), II to 5 won; Saddu- ce. 14 lCochran), 13 to 5, second; ScorpIo, 12s Cw. Hicks), to 1. third. Time. 1:O1 1-5. Joe Goss, Tally H.. The Pride of Surrey, St. Tammany and John Barleycorn ran.
 Third race. seven furlongs-Cardinal Wolsey, 1O7 (Robbins). to 5. won; Duti- cerian, S2 (W. Hennessey), 30 to 1. third. Time, l:2S. Apple Blossom, Sextette, Rengaw, Prince of Proxy and Loiter ran.
 Fourth ce,s2-year-oids, five and a half rurlongs-Low Cut, 1O7 (Gannon). 10 to secondfn Short Cake, 100 (Byer). 2 to 2, third. Time, 1:09 1-5. Any Day. Ale grette, Edward Hale, Edna Edwards. Pleasnt Memories, Pistol Lady Walter, Pinky B. and Sherman B. ran.
 Fifth race. selling, mile and fve-eighths Sidney Sabath, 95 (H. Phillips), to 1, won; Stonewall, 103 (TruebeD, F to l, sec ond: Hayward Hunter 96 (R. Johnson), 8 Ss Fair Lass, Nancy Blake and Mary Moore ran.
 Sixth race. five and half furlongs- MT. Plckwick, 10l 1-2 (Sallingl, 14 to 5, ond; Responsive, 100 Lindsey) 100 to 1. third Time, :0S 2-5. Mammon, Charlie Fisher. Major Carpenter Ethel Scruggs, Glen Flo. ,Phillida, Delemont, Escalera and Black ran.
 Entries for Today.
 vA-- Begone, 9S; Pompino. 100; Our Nugget Felix Bard. 101; Count Elm Out, Past, i03; oclawaha. 1O4; Jake Webr, lO5. c Gin Spray S1; Joe Doughty, 90; Malay, 9l; Irving Mayor, Jack Doyle, Free Ad- mission, sS; Albert Lee, s5; Little Elkin, sS; The Bobby, McWllliams 1G4; Potheen,
 Third race. mile: selling-Barbara Frietchle. 96; Louisville. 100; Lou Woods Gaines: 104; Nellie Forest: ", J. De- boe. 1O6: Boaster, 1OS; Ivernia. 1O9; Home
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth: handi- Satire, 102; Huzzah, 105; Dt. Stephens,
 Fifth race. six furlonss: purse-safe- Mac. a: HandspinneT, Tioga. Floyd fI1 K., Belle Malone. Lev Dorsey, 100; Invincl- ble. Bountling. 1O3..
 SlXln race, mlIej SolilnB--Antl-TruSt, Trio 96: BlueblaZe, s. Alalia, Bird Wood, Pupil, Havel. Commena. 101; Kentucky Muddle, 103; Mintbed, Arden, 106.
 At Ingleside.
 San Francisco, Dec. 22-Jockeys Lee Jackson and Linton were badly hurt to, day in an accident at Ingleside. When the field in the third race reached the three quarters pole. Dora stumbled and Oscar Tolle. who was directly behind also went down. Linton on Dora sustained frac. tured collar bone and was cut about tho head. Jackson on Oscar Tolle, sustained sprained back. Close finishes marked | some of the events. After four straight wins. Lord Melbourne finally met defeat | in the last race.
 First race. thirteen-sixteenths of a mile selling-Brennus. 109 (BelD. to 1. won Nullah. e1, QIarson) 2 to l, second; Hi { uon. 102 CHildebrand to 1, third. Time l:23 1-2. Boutonniere. Rosie Ban, Lunga Bassenso. Grand Sachem. Myrtle H., Lo- | rilla. Little Sister and Gyros ran. l Second race. futurity course; selling | Andrew B. Cook 110, (Chandler). to l won; Young Pepper, 10S. q. T. SheehanD 10 to 1, second; AvenRer. l10 Burns), i to 5. third. Time, 1:13 1-2. Instructor Miss Ringlets. Orc Rose. Atwood. Cornel Kelly Hoceo. Hogarth, Carnival and Th'
 Third race. thirteen.sixteenths if a mile