The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-31
IN DRIVING FINISH
SPENCERIAN WON FEATURE IN MEMPHIS.
Miss Dole at IF to 1 Set Pace But Hil- debrand Made His Ride in Stretch and Won in
 Hard Drive.

Memphis. Tenn, March 30.-The book makers were hard hit at Montgomery Park today when five favorites and Spencerfan, the second cnUice in the and the strongest played horse in the race. landed first money. Ideal wealth CT conditions and fair card which Included a jumping event drew large crowd to the track warm sun had dried out the sloppy track of yesterday and good time was made. The Ben nett entry. Little Scout and King s Trophy, ruled odds on favorite in tho handicap but the bulk of the play was on Spencerian, whose price opening at l6 to was rapidly backed down to 2 to l. Miss Doyle received fair support at 12 to l. This Ally was first away from the barrier and set a hot pace until the turn into the stretch when in hand at her flank, collarcd the leader and won in hard drive to the wire. Little Scout challenged the pair In front but was unable to finish bet ter than third. Sweet Jane won the steeplechase handily after trailing the field early in the race Jockey Hilde- brand finished in tke money four times. riding two winners and two second place horses.
 First race, selling. 2-year-olds. four (H. Phillips), to 1, won; Sea Mate. 105 tIiildebrand) to 1, second; Trigg Morse, 102 (Aubuchon), to 1, third Time. :57 3-4. Joe Coyne, Rustlcate, Paul Deering. Billy Benzing, Hand Mash and Cobmosa ran.
 Second race. selling, six furlongs- Lady Wilmct, 99 CJ. McIntyre), II to ?, won; Duchess Ollie, 107 (Hildebrand), to l. second; Mussulman, 99 (Feich) to l. third. Time. 1T. Light Note, Lord French. Hortensia, Queen Rose, Mingore, Caviet and Little Harry ran.
 Third race, five furlongs-Angleta, IT CHenry), to 5, won; Miss Jordan, 1te co. Kelly), 2 to 1, second; Belle Time, 1:O2 3-4. Palapouf, starbuck, and Covina ran.
 Fouth race. Montgomery Handicap. consolation purse $500, 3-year- -olds and up. mile-Spencerian. Ill UHildebrandl 3 to 1. won; Miss Doyle. 93 L. Wilson, 12 to 1, second: Little Scout. 114 (H :. Phillips), 1 to 2, third. Time. 1:43 13. Bondage. Kings Trophy and Lura Lighter ran.
 Fifth race. selling. steeplechase, g. year-olds and up. about one and a quarter miles-Sweet Jane, 13S (Boyle) to 5, won: Donami, 134 tArchibaId), |6 to l, second; Bank Holiday, 125 tPierce). 10 to l, third. Time, 2:56 IA Bright Girl. Bargee. Mythe and Colle- gian ram Gold Bell fell.
 E.xth race, 3-year-olds and up, mile -Ilildebrand. 102 tHildebrand), 6 to 5, won; Bannock Belle so (Schade), 20 to l, second; Dixie Lad. 94 tSeder), 10 to 1, third. Time. I:44 Dolinda, Petit john, Doctor C., Homestead, Postmas- ter Wright, Annie Alone and Censor ran.
 Entries Friday.
 First race, four and one-half fur longs. selling-Rivaral, 99; Handbag, 101; Oasis, 1O2; Japanese Maid, 104; Jacks Queen. Pinstcker, 105; Monita 107; Long Bright. The Saracen. Wes, 10S; Lieber. no; Blue Pirate, Suoessel, 113.
 Second race. three -fourths of a mile, purse-Miss lnez, 104; Waterside, 1O9; Blytheness, 110; Early Boy 113; Otto Stiefel, 121.
 Third race mile and eighth. selling Cripple Thorpe. SS: Tete Noir, 91; Au- rumaster. 107: Glisten, 110; Evelyn Kinsey, 115; Brooklyn, IF.
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth Business Mems Club purse Ed Sheri- dan, 102; John Smulski, Jack Lory, Agile. 110.
 Fifth race, half mile, purse-Helen A C., Rosie Nina, Pattonville, 100; High Chance, Holsher. James Reddick, Medow Breeze. 103; Beechwood, 1O5; Dr. Mccarthy, William Maffitt, 1OS.
 Firth race, seven-e -eighths of a mile Our Lillie. 90; Sarah Maxim, 93; Red Raven. 97; Lampoon, Frank Rice. 9S; Federal, 1O1; Standpat, 1O7: The Cure, Gilfain, 104; Forehand, 105: Dapple Gold 1O7; Ben Volio, l09: Baikal, los; Rough and Tumble, 1OS; Dewey, i09.