The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-02
DESCENDANTS OF ESHA
SWELL scHoRR's MONEY BOX
 IN MEMPHIS.
For the Third Successive Day Schorr Entries Sweep Field, Cloverton, His Esha, 2-year-old, Landing
 Gaston Hotel Stakes.

Memphis. April 1.-The Gaston Hotel stakes at four furlongs for 2-year-oIo colts and geldings, brought out hve con testants. Dick Bernard, the New Or leans crack, was installed a hot favor ite at 4 to 5, while Cloverton. the Esener colt, owned by John w. Schorr. which won so nandily on Monday, was secoHu choice at 6 to 5. The others were at long odds The race was won by Clover ton by a neck. Buiiman clearly outroae Hoar and many horsemen expressed the belief that the Ellison colt should nave won.
 It was another great day for the Scnorr stable, the popular colors being nrst Tn the three events that horses were named to start. Apple Sweet won the first race at five and half furlongs m easy Iash, ion Schorr turned loose another good 2-year-old in the second race at four fur Iongs in Escalera, a brown lilly by Esch- CT. which won easily from Phelan.
 Weather clear, track fast.
 First race, five and half furlongs. seinng-Apple Sweet, go tRonolnsl' 10 second; Lovable. 1o1 e. Kelly), to 7, third Star Gazer. Siphon. Carrie l., Somersault. Lapidus ran. The Steward ess left at the post.
 second race, four furlongs, selling-Es- calera. lU7 tBullman, to 1. won; Phe- Ian, 90 tRobbins), to 2. second; Ser nice, 95 Helgeson), 10 to l. third. Time :5l 3-4 Lola Nance, Jessie. Waller, Lau- ra Ireland, Bessie B., Bernard Ward Kate Francis, La Toila, Nettie, Lucky Pet ran.
 Third race, mile-Rightful, 1o7 tBull. man). 10 to ?, won; Senator Morrison, io' (Mcintyre), 75 to l, second; Floyd K lO7 (FulleD, to l; third Time IA l-z Banter, Sigmund, Hand spinner ran
 Fourth race, four furlongs-The Castor Hotel stakes. .000 added-Cloverton, Ill (Bullman), 6 to 5, won; J. F, Mayperry i1S (Hoar), to l.. second; Flo Bob; Ill | nG tod I-A
 Fifth race, six furlongs, sellng-Scor pio, III CT. Dean). 60 to l, won; Fox! Kane, 100 Wonderly). F to l. second; Au tomaton. IA sGlesson F to sdn l. fnird Amero plm Faconus. Dr. Riddle ran. ., miles; selling-BondagSss, ,,.lR g; Rohoins' in tsfHh' tsfd ri@e' GoeSTs i5o ivs & Fl caney Flores tan, Ruby Ray. Class Leader, Sir Fitz | hugh. Anchor and Patronymic ran. Entries Today.
 First race, seven and one-half furlong Golden Cottage, Dutch Carter. 90; Ann
 Lauretta Dandy Bell, 93; Drummond, g6 ington, 9s: Ernest Parham. 100; Domsie lO1; Censor, l03; Rolling Boer, 104; Alfre' C.. 1O5: Boaster, 10S.
 Second race. four and one-half fur longs; sellng-Monton, T. G. Ssar6rougn 100; Getchel, Billy Jackson. 103; Myron dale, 1O5; Benefcent. lO7; Claremont, 1oS Dr. Loder. 1OS; Carmelita, 1l5; Bricl | Fowler, 104.
 Third race, five furlongs-dMNerry Flight
 Bermuda, 97; Ruralist. 99; Suburban | Queen, 1O7 Bright Girl. Valverde. Alfia Gold Cockade, 102; Jake Greenburg, Roy al Deceiver. 107: Bensonhurst, 109; Iren
 Mac. 1o2; Uranium: 1O7 Fourth race. Montgomery handicap consolation purse; mile-Major Tenny, 93 Witful, 99: Potente. 110; Huzzah, 95 Scotch Plaid, 105; Wax Taper, Ill; Was wift, 109.
 Fifth race. about a mile and quarter short course steeplechase-Eva Moe. 15l Daryl, Torreon. Kingalong, Ceylon. 15S. Sixth race, mile and seventy yards selling-Polite, Hedge, James F.. l0l Bondage, Farmer Jim, 105 Memphian | ll0