The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-15

Total .. .. .................1ss 1912 The entries closed February 25, and, all though they have been closely guarded until now. there has been extant for | few weeks fairly accurate idea us tc, the personnel and calibre of the Derby lot. It was accepted that fair majority O. the best three-year-clds in the country Eac been named. md such proved to be the case. Notwithstanding repeated faii- ures. the East is more strongly repre- serted than ever. w. M Scheftel has entered High, Ball, the best of last years two-year-olds, and Major Pelham. mere Thomas. the owner of Hermis, is repre- sented in the race by Stalwart and Palm bearer. K. T. Wilson, who failed with the Parader. the Eastern choice in his and Dolly Spanker. Captain S. S. Brown oi Pfttsburg has entered Proceeds and Eopjurer.
 All the winners of the Derbies that nave been run this year are on the list. TEey include Bcmbardier. winner of the California Derby; Bill Curtis. winner of the Los Angeles Derby; Ostrich, winner of the Crescent City Derby; Proceeds and ConJurer, running one and two In tho Tennessee; Rainland, winner of the Cum beriand Park Derby, and Elwood, winner of the Kentucky Derby. v The choice of the Western lot seems to center on English Lad. who. at his first time out this season. gave weight and a beating to the seasoned campaigher Wit tuI. Not two-year-old colt or Ally that has shown a tinge of quality in the West this year is missing from the Hyde Park and Quickstep Stakes. The Wheeler Han dicap, the Young Handicap and the other all aged events have filled well, although few Eastern horses have been named. The Washington Park Clubs meeting will open June IS and continue as usual, l twenty-five days. The American Derby is a sweep stakes for three-year-olds; $25 to ac- company the nomination. S225 addi- tional to start; $25,010 added. of which $3,000 to the second and $2.00d to the third horse. A winner of three year-old stakes of the value of $3.000 to carry three pounds; of two such three or more three-year-o stakes of the value of $3,000 each. seven pounds extra. Maidens allowed seven pounds. To be run the first day of the meeting One hundred and nineteen nominations, One mile and a half.
 The entries follow:
 l. Arthur. J., ch. c, Falernian. by 9. Baldwin, E. J.. oh c, Felipe Lugo by Amigo-Los Angeles.
 B. Bell, F. ". b. g., Grenade. by St
 l.. Boots & Hollenback, oh. c, For master, by Brutus-Forma. 5. Boots & Hcllenback, b. c, Argre- | shire. by Brutus-Ledalia: c, generator. by Borgia-Roma II. '. Boots & Hoilenback br. c, yor- ghesi, b. Brutus-Ledette. s. Bradley, E. R.. b. c, Merry Pio- neer, by Blazes-Merrywise.
 g.. Bradley: Mrs. R., br. g. Peter | Paul, bv Aloha-Eminence. 10. Brown, S. S., br. c. Proceeds, by Pirate of Penzance-Fertile.
 II. Brown. s. S.. b. c, Conjurer, by Sir Dixon-Conjecture
 12. Burlew. F., b. c, Hello, by Pon- tiac-Salutation.
 1S. Chinn & Forsythe. oh. c. Bucca- neer. by St. George-Ethel Thomas 14. Chinm & Forsythe, b. c, Harfang by Mars--Owlet.
 Flying Dutchman-Ollie Dale 1e. Cook. F.. oh. .. English Lad, by equital-Engllsh Lady:
 r,1r,steG.;. 17 cop6; F. Fcnt,. D. g. Dell Lsath, by
 IS. Cook. F.. b. c, Father Tailent. by Bermuda-Gratttude.
 19. Corrlgan, E. b. 2. Precious Stone, by Star Ruby---Anarchy
 20: corrisan; E.. br. g. Kian, by 7l: corrIgana E., b. c, .Andree. by Ar
 22: Corrigan, E., b. c. samurai. by | Artillery-Lucerne.
 by Handscme-Illisee.
 24. Corrigan. E.. br. c. Gus Straus | by Riley-Sardonyx
 25. Cushing. J. E., b. c. William
 Wright. by Boundless---May Bee.
 2e. Daily: M. J.. blk. c, Judge, by
 27. Daly. Nj j.. oh. g. Play Ball. by
 Handban-Florepce M 2S. Davis, J. F. and Co, b. c., Blue
 Darter. by Golden Garter-Cresset,