The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-25
MAJ. DELMAR'S SPEED
LOWERS HIS OWN TRoTTING
Clip. the Mark From 2soi s-4 to 2so1 1-4, First quarter in s31 Flat, Hnlf In 900 s-4--Dan Patch Falls
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 Memphis. Oct 24--Major Delmar owned by E. F. Smathers of New York and Driven by Alta Mcdonald. estab- lished d new worlds mark for unpaced trotters at the Memphis Driving Park today. when he circled the track Tn 2.Ui-1-4 The previous mark was 2.Ol 3-4 held jointly by Major Delmar and Lou Dillon. Today's performance was cheered by a large crowd and horsemen generally were of the openioh that had weather conditions been more favorable Delmar would have made even lower mark. A cold wind was blowing up the home stretch which materially Iessened the speed of the horse in the final effort for the wire. Delmar stepped the first quarter Tn sl seconds flat. The half was maoe ,is l :00 3-l and the three quarters pole was passed in 1880 1-4. In the run home Delmar perceptibly tired and passed the judges stand in 2:Ol l-a.
 Dan Patch. the pacing champion was l:ss IA. but he failed to equal this record He made the mile in 2:oo i-4. Both Delmar and Dan Patch were ac- companied by runners on the side.
 The Sunny South stakes for 2:13 class pavers valued at s2,000 was won easily by the Broncho In straight heats Ash Rose finished second with out much effort.
 The Sunny South. 2i13 pace, $2.ooo, The Broncho, b. m. by stormciir Ash Rose, b. h. by Ashland wilkes R,rai. B, sr. m. by Nicholas B. Monnnt b b h.. by Walnut tErvini i Three Feeds for One Cent, by on-
 line IHersey) .... ........ dis
 Time 2:o7; 20 s1-2
 a:1s pace. s1,o0o 2 in 3:
 Gayety. b. m., by Ashland Wilkes
 GaCsy Girl trforne) =. :. ..s..s. pr, Francis, ch. g.. by Nickel Plate
 iMadison) ... ... 2 , DeIpha, D m. by Delmarch tMc- Aisstln wilkes. D. h, by wilkes
 Fine, n s.is a.; s:os s.i. VI
 2:30 pace, si.o00. two In three: Funston, Tn. g. by Dictatus, dam Emlf 5, b. g., by Captain Cook, Bonita TO- m. by Oakland, tspiii-
 Time. Fine a:il l-4; a:i5 s-4. .
 2:i2 trot, amateur drivers. two in Imogen, oh. m. by Elyria. tMr. LITe. sslt'nsS1 5. m. by Hisnwood. tMr.
 ignss Time. s:ss 's-4; ::i5 ii-a; a:1s, l-2.
 2:07 pace. amateur drivers, two in three. tunfinished):
 Dry Monopole, D. g.. by Clay King. :, Don I N. sy'Is. TO g.. by Little joker. iMr. Green Line. D. g.. by online, lMr. :.
 Fine. % EOS 1-s; 2:1o 1-4.
 Major Delmar. b. g.. by Delmar, (Mc. Dcnald). to beat 2:01 1-2. Time. :31; 100 3-4; 1880 IA; 2:0l IA. ss Dsn Pften Dr. ,d h bee Sy ss IGs Pat pse Ing. Time. 80; ;5s s-4; 1:sO; 2:oO IA.
 At st. Louis.
 St Louis. Oct. 24.-Aden won the fea- ture for DeImar's racing card today af- ter racing Arlena into submission in the first six furlongs. LAden had enough left on the end to beat Anne Davis, the second choice and Edith May, the favor' ite. who finished with a rush Track last.
 First race, five and half furlongs- Trouvere, 100 (J. Hennessy). 5 to l, won: Cotte Stone. 102 CNeely). 15 to l, second; Betty Gold, 97 (Dickson), F to |. third Time, 1:10 12. Mary Maud. Devfnce, Bannockbe1le. Bonanza King, Lady Gift, Aten, sharon, Rox ran.
 second race. mile. selling--st Dam iei. 10S CD. Austin), 3 to l, won; Fritz brillar. lOs CSeder), IT to, l, second; Dr. Burns, 105 tYoung), 25 to l. third. Time, l:43 1.2 Jake Weber, Tribes, Missile, Eanctigsima, Gaelena. William F. H., Flora Levy, Gerda, Pepper Dick ran.
 Third race, five and d half furlongs- Clara Dee, 102 (Young), to 1, won; Russell A., l05 (Head), to 1, second; Bendigo, 105 CD. Austin), to ?, third Time, l:10 IA. John Randolph, Kitty Belle Brooks. Stella M., Dresden, Mak-
 Fourth race. seven furlongs-Aden 102 (Cheatham), 10 to l. won; Anne Da- wis 1O6 CD. Austin), 16 to ,, second; Edith May. 97 (S. Dickson). 5 to ,, third. Time, 1927 1-2. Terms Rod. Ar- lena, wolfram, St. Fleur, Ralph Young ran,
 Petty. sS q. Williams), to 1, won; Ori- ent. ss CD. Austin), to 1, second: Ben gal, 97 (S. Dickson). to l, third - me, l:AS 1-2. Pathos, Sambo, Ivernia i,-n
 Sixth race, mile and a neighth-Sec- orId Mate, l03 (S. Dicksoon), f to 1, won; George Vivian. 100 (L. Williams), ' to 1. second; Judge Cantrill, l05 (Scul- ", 10 to 1. third. Time. 1:56 1-4. Bar ca. Golden Light: sebot Birdwood, Drummond. Pats Choice ran. Entries Today.
 First. five and one-half furlongs- Lady Sellers, Telephone Bell Algetha, stella NJ. Makaina. 95; Ethers Pride, Frying Fire. Bessie Me. 1O2; Dorothy Dodd, 107; Thompson's Fairy, Elemka.
 Second race, five and one-half fur lonEs-Major Carpenter, Madoc. Sweet Note. II. Bob B., Bird Pond. 100; Ed Merritt, Lockaway, Pilgrim Girl, Baggerly, Faunette. 95.
 Third race, six furlongs-Wouch, 11O; Kings Charm, Felix Mozzes, Ill; Gas :, come S9: Lasso, 103; Jack Moran. SS; Kilts, SC.
 Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth, handicap--Flora Willoughby, 97; Sam Craig, 9S; Lubin. 1O1; Sambo, Tabytosa, 100.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Byron Rose. Ill; Mafalda. 104; Light Opera, no; Gay Lsette, 97; Wolfram, Bab. 102; Miss Manners, 10I; Algonquin. 91; Mon- telpier, 100; Ralph Young, 1O6. E
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Main spring. t02; Triple Silver, 91; Mindora, iOs; Imboden, 94; Avaid, 100; Frank Rice, 9S: Compass, 95; Ivernia, 100; Martin. 100; Sister Lillian, 100.
 At LatOnin.
 Cincinnati. Oct. 24.-Two steeplechase Jockeys were seriously injured in the first steeplechase of the meeting at sL.atonia today. There was a mishap cc some kind at nearly every jump, the most serious one being the one to Jockey Hartman, who fell of at the third jump and received a broken shoulder. Jockey Pierce fell at the