The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-25
WON WITHOUT RIDER
ALLIE VIRGIE FIRST AFTER
 THROWING JOCKEY.
Monahnn, Another Boy, is Dismounted and Kicked Thirty Feet Along | the Track by the Horses.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-In the first race ockey Larsen just as the race com
 menced. but continued along with the field just as though she was in the race. Loud cheers from the grand
 stand urged her on, as she came down the stretch and she was first by a neck The race was of course decided with out reference to her. In the second
 race Jockey Monahan was thrown un- der the feet of the horses that were following his mount. Evander. and was kicked along the track for thirty feet He was not seriously injured.
 First race seven furlongs--Cypri-
 second; Fair Alien. 9S (NlcoD, 15 to l,
 third. Time, 1880. Bob Franklin, Fad ing Light, Helgerson ran. Allie virgie threw her rider.
 course--Nitrate. 140 (Grantland), II to 5, won: Allegiance, 128 (Carter), 8 to 2, second; Dominique You, 125 (Archi-
 bald), to 1, third. Time. 2:50. Cor
 onatus ran. Evander threw rider. Third race, five and a half furlongs-
 Lord Dixon. 104 (NicolD. to 5, won; Captain Neroth, 94 (Aubuchon), to 2,
 second: St. Dennis, 105 (Sheehan). to l, third. Time. 1909 4-5. Girdlestone, Devout, Useful Lady, May Elliott, Swedish Lad. Bowling Butte, Sincerity Belle. Dundall ran.
 Fourth race. six furlongs-Mineral 94 9S (Morrison), 16 to 5. second; My All ice. 93 Giarris), 6 to l, third. Time. 1:15. The Fog. Joe Frey, Sjambock, Trompeuse. Agnes Brennan ran. Fifth race mile and d sixteenth-Ex-
 ciamation. s5 (NicoD. to l. won; Ap- pie, 91 (Aubuchon), to 5. second; i; Farmer Jim. 106 (Reed), 3 to l, third.
 Time, 1:49 1-5. San Reno, Langford
 sixth race. mile-Emperor of India, 102 (NicoD, to 1, won; Dalvay, 105 Larson), to l. second; Foncasta, 105
 SM9untain2; sa9 aS o,9n g & to l. third; Time.
 Major T. J. Carson and Eieata ran. Eatries for Today. First race. five furlongs-The Novice,
 Bannock Bell. Mary Eleanor, 1O5:
 10S; Cutter, llo; Broadway Girl, 115. Second race six furlongs-Mary Me
 Cafferty 97: Crestfallen, The Forum.
 Peter J., l02; Sylvia Talbot, 10s: Prin-
 cess Tulane: los: Harney. Orfeo. lO5;
 Humacha. l10.
 Third race. mile. handicap-Ahola,
 Garass. loo: Gregor K. lo2; Bragg. lO4; Fourth race. Hawthorne stakes, mile
 and eighth-Leila. l10: Alma Dufour. 113: Soufriere. Shawana, Katie Pow CTS, White Plume. IF; Miss Crawford, Tokalon. 122.
 Firth race. selling. mile and six l Ethel Wheat. 96: Niaxus. s7: Rabunta. 98: Gloriosa, 100: Sarilla. Handy Cross. Ohagen, 101: Goal Runner. Henson | Caldwell. 103; Carat. 1l4: Hardy New. Inventor, 106.
 Sixth race, five and half furlongs- | Lady Fashion. 102: Matador. Monte. Max Nard. 105: Flaxman 117. At Saratoga. Saratoga. Aug. 24.-Broadcloth won the Adirondack handicap, today's stake | event. by three lengths from Pasadena. Blue Coat made the pace to the stretch. Up to this point Broadcloth was rum
 ming second under wraps. There Burns let him go and he won breez-
 ing;
 lO6 (Travers). 9 to 6. won: Canteen.
 (oliphantl, to l. third; Time, 1915 2.5.
 Belle of Bellemeade. viona. Witch
 craft, Palette. Y2san. Scotch Plume. Elm. The World ran.
 Second race steeplechase handicap. full course-Malden. 162 (Mara). 9 to | 20. won: Trek 15l (Dayton). 2 to l.
 second: Time. 5;l0. Two starters. l Third race. mile and furlong-Stal-
 no (McCanery). to l. second. Pro- ceeds, 1o4 (Burns). to l. third. Time, Il:55 4-5. Carbuncle ran. Fourth race. the Adirondack. six fur
 iongs ll3 (Burns), l3 to | 5, won; Pasadena. 1l2 (Cochran). IT to | 10. second: Blue Coat. 9S (Walsh). 8
 to 1. third. Time. 1:l5 l-5. Spark
 ling Star ran.
 Fifth race, mile-Naughty Lady. 1O1