The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-30
DICK WELLES FAILS UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO
 LOWER RECORD. Beats the Best Time Ever Made at Latonia, But Can Do Nc Better
 Than 1:3S Makes
 Game Attempt.

Cincinnati, Oct. 2s.-Dick Welles, car rying 107 pounds, ridden by Tommy Knight made the circuit of the Latonia track this afternoon in :SS clipping one and thre-quarters seconds off the record for this course. The weather conditions were almost perfect for the performance, but the track is a slow one at its best and was a trife dusty. The trial was billed as an effort to break the world 5 record of 1:37 2-5 which is held by Rome Respesss speedy colt. He was sent away Snd S was acco@panied by Bardoiph for rf the first flve-eighths of the journey. The time of g 4-5 was flashed for the first quarter 4S for the half, at which point Dick Wells had put a large streak of maker. After passing the lve-eighths pole he was joined by Janet Fonso, rid den by Tommy Carter, which laid along side of him to the wire. Knight urged and the horse and rider were stimulated by the cheers of the large crowd present. The turf champion was apparently little worse for his mighty effort, Fractional
 The remainder of the days events was a secondary consideration to the crowd but the betting was lively. Only one | favorite won.
 First race, mile c. W. w, 105 (Moun- tain) 15 to 1, won; Chanterelle. 100 (Munro) I6 to 2, second; Bean, 100 (Hodgson) 10 to 1, third. Time, t:l2 i-2. Free Admission, Prince Richard, 5inehelio. Honey Brook, Myth, Dr. Riley. Justice, Malay. Easter
 Second race. six furiongs-Rai. 1Os q. Butler ! to 2, won; Chief Deputy, lOs sdRoma9silD z to ! !ss second; ,,I Gold spinSS' Henry White Salivate. Langford James, Scalper and Kern also ran.
 Third race, nile-Bud Embry, 100 CT. Butler) to l. won; Frank Mo, 100 CHoff- to ter' |. third. I'd 's'T Time 9 1I 14 % Flanear, ] Baffed, Frivol, Lizzie A. zonne. Branch II, Circus Girl, Domadge also ran:
 Fourth race, special event, Dick Welles. idE Sganst 1s m fims Sn,sS Gne m1eDiik Time "elleS
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Red Raven, 1G3 Oavis) 4 to i, won; Carl Kahler, 1O6 q. Walsh) 12 to 1. second; Reservation. Ben Howard Miss Mae Day, orfeo. Hal dee, Tam O'Shanter also ran.
 Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs- Annie Robinson, 1Os CT. But!er) to l., won; Edna shannon, sS (PauD ' to ?, 1. third. Time, 1:0s 1-2. May Lowery, Wreath of Ivy, Apolonaris. Alice Com moner, Eva Claire, Iole, Vallarabla, Miss Fleischmann also ran.
 Seventh race, six furlongs-Gold Finder. (T Butler) to 1, second: Quiz II, 101 (Feicht) 8 to 2, third. Time, 1:A 1-5. Oconee, Ed L., Epidemic, Banana Cream, Easy Trade also ran.
 Entries For Today.
 First race. six furlongs; selling-Sanctis- sima. Olonetz, Special Tax, Mint Leaf, Grand Maria, Epidemic, 97: Barkelmore, Kiwasa, Bald Hornet. Rustic Girl, Ben Frost Loiter, 100; Katherine R., 103; Flor onica, 102.
 Second, race. mile: selling-Menacc Leenja. 106: Sailors Dream, 97: Lemcoe. Kilmorie. 101: Drummond, Lode Star 104 The Caxon, 99; Blando. 94; Lady Match less, 96; Melbourne Eclipse. 9S; Reck- less 93.
 Third race. five furlongs-Nettie E., Ruth Parrish. Sjambock, Hobson's Choice Tumble. Woodlyn. Gus Quarles, Wigwam, Glen Esher. Armorer, 10S; Lavator, 11O Fourth race. steeplechase; short course Faraday, Jr., Frisco, Tricotine. Creolln,