The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-20
CUMBERLAND PARK
RACING AT NASHVILLE BEGINS TO-
 DAY.
Feature Is the Cumberland Derby With Six Starters, Gerst Stable Hav- ing Two, But Lady Savoy
 Will Be Saved.

Will Be Saved.
 Nashville. Tenn. April 19.-Tomorrow the annual spring race meeting of the Tennessee Breed IT'S Association aI Cumberland Park will be inaugurated, the sport to last eleven days. Well ill- ed barns at the. park and the number of visiting horsemen in the city give promise of highly successful meeting. For the opening day the star feature is the Cumberland derby for three year olds, $2,500 added at one and one-eighth miles. Six starters are colored on the card, but 1t seems probable that the Gerst stable will pin their faith to Mo Clellan and reserve Lady Savoy for event Ivan the Terrible. with H. Fhil- lips up. will be the public favorite. Mo- Clellan. it Is said, has shown his train CT great things and the Gerst colt will conducted under the rules of the Amer ican Turf Association. Six attractive events make up the first days card. The weather tonight Is clear and pleasant
 First race, six furlongs-Garnish. 121; Columbia Girl. Mamie Hodge. 117; Jake, 112; J: Ed Grillo, Ill; Braden, nate, is; ohiyesa. Tenoia, Ensiey. Bright Star, Leigh Pacolet. Kercheval, 1Os; Miss Margo; Tadellos; Cock Sure, Water Tower, 112; Miss Doyle. iii; Mizzen Mast. 1o7; JohntOoyle. 1o6; Iyer- outwai Out val ss; Norwood Ohio ss Nationel, 95; Darthula, 93; Angalotta, 92; Helma Belle. S9; Arthur Stillwell, SS; Madison " Fourth race. one and one-eighth miles, Cumberland derby-Lady Savoy, I22; Mcclellan, 104 Ivan the Terrible, 115; Lawson y1"li 112; Besterling'lO4; Mr. otIppinls, I3stn iUf' tor- and ore-ba1f fur longs. seiiing-Cortez, 1o4; Lieber Gore. 103; The Saracen. Sherrill, Country Lad, Chauncey Olcott. 100; St. Idleways 97 Lady Ornama, 93; Sadie Causin, s7;
 sixth race. one mile, selling-,Mema- phian. 112: Gay Minister, 109: Juba, 1oo Lila Noel. 1O4; Scalper: 101; The Trdher' 100: Lou NJ, 95; Zig Zag, Violin, %.
 Memphis, Tenn. April 19.-Captain S. S. Browns Swear old bay colt, Glen Echo. galloped away with the rich Pea body handicap, the stake offering for the closing days sport at Montgomery Park. The race was at a mile and an eighth with $1.50O added money and valued silver cup by Colonel R. B.
 Glen Echo always favorite in the bel Richardson forced her price down from fours to twos before the horses were sent away. Glen Ecno made run away race after the half mile post was passed, winning pulled up.
 Probably the greatest betting event on ne card was the fifth race at SIX furlongs when four starters faced the barrier Councilman was favorite with Old England second choice. Silver Skin, which was well played, lay Tn 1 third position to the stretch and Tn a Horses and horse men are leaving to- night for Nashville. St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago. been remarkable from the stand point of attendance. The State Legislature recently passed a bul prohibiting bet ting on races in this State and it is | ming races will take place here unless new Legislation Is enacted two years hence. The Memphis Jockey Club however will proha ply hoid Tall
 First race, selling. 3-year olds and up, six furlongs:-Lady Ellison, 90 (Aubuchon) II to ,. won; Presentiment Gold, 1O9 Martini 9 to 1. third. Time l fI5. The Novice, Black Art, Boy Blue King Rose, Sir Fracnis II. also ran.
 second race. mile and a sixteenth:- Golden Mineral, 105 (McIntyre) 6 tc l 1, second; Brooklyn 1OfN Harris) ' tC | l, third. Time 1850 1-2. MT. Jack Aurumaster. Maraschino and Harry furlongs-Youth. Ill (Martin). to 5 won; Swimming Girl. los. (Aubuchon) erJ, $ to 1, third. Time, 50. Draco i Rhinock. Balshot, Pittkin, Fulleta and l Aidon also ran.
 Fourth race, Peabody handicap, g. miies-Glen Echo 1O5 tMartin). F tc 1 ,, won; Falernian. 90 (C. Morris), tc | l, second; Bondage. 105 (McIntyrel, to 1. third Time, 1:55. Mabel Rich 1 nd f-ph Broom. Early Boy and Uncle Charley
 Firth race. S-year-olds and up. six l furlon gs-Silver Skin. 100 CWishard) l to I, won; old England. Hi (Martin) to ;, second; Councilman, 110 (True- beD, to ,. third. Time, l:14 1-2. Siss Lee also ran.
 sixth race. six furlongs-T Dottore 95 tAubuchOnl. to l, won; Computa | tion, 1O6 (Helgerson). I to l, second | Marco, 1O1 (Morris), 10 1, third Time. 115 B.. Highland Fling. Cur gilock, Termagent. Nannan. St Mer, | ryIegs. Presentation. First Chip and Lord French also ran.
 San Francisco, April 19,-Eva C.. Mildred schultz and Dr. Leggo were 1 Father Catcham. strongly played sec 0nd choice beat out F. w. Barr. the faVorite in the third race Track fast Summary:
 First race, mile and fifty yards Evea C.. 1O5 (F Suuivan), to 10. won l Modicum, l15 tBelD, to 1, second; Red Mont, 1o2 CFountainl, 3 to I, third Glen Arvon. Flora Bright also ran. Second race. mile and three eighths Mir Farnum, 100 CTaylorl, 5 to 1 Eva G.. l05 (F. Sullivan). to 10, won | l, second; Expedient, 11O (BoZeman) j. 10 to I, third. Time. 2:26 3-4. Henry Clay Rye, Mary Holiday, Mir Dingle l Mordente also ran.
 am. I09 (Travers), s tU 3, won; F. w Barr. IF (Clark). : to 5. second; La Chata, 1o6 (Knapp), 6 to l. third. Time | :49 3-4 Queenie K, I'm Joe, Red Ruby ra.. Anha al