The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-08

..ltS 1.-TWO FAVORITES WON AND MARTIN RODE THEM BOTH AT
 FAIR GROUNDS. Besides That, He Landed Three Win-
 Aers and Finished Second With old
 Stone in a ss9 4-5 Mile-JudEe Hines Finished Last.
 New Orleans, March 7.-Jockey Mar tin rode the two winning favorites at the Crescent City Jockey Clubs track today. Mary Glenn who was ridden out to the last ounce to beat the Pace- Waa lasted and to " half length were the successful fa- l vorites. Martin also scored in the sec ond race with Raw Hide, who was turn into the stretch. Old Stone and Rainland. coupled, were fav0rites in the hapdicap. Old Stone was the best i of the pair. but Martin sent him to dis pose of Inyincible and he had nothing left to meet the rush with which Hands Across came at the end. Lady Elli- son was best in the fifth race. though l R. very luckily, The Huguenot's wide turn into the stretch losing a lot of | ground for him.
 Weather fine; track fast; attendance large.
 Mary Glenn. 1oS (J. Martin), to 1, won; W. P. Palmer, 1o2 G. Williams} IS IS to to l. second; r, Parisienne, 1o3 Meel; Portland, Red Raven. Athlana, Fen nette, George Perry and Nevermore | also ran.
 n Second race; selling; six furlongs-- to 5, second; Lucian, ss e. Harris), otS F to l. third Hd9, Tine aansds l;laS.5; pr. Eva Russell. Shogun. Ben McD'Hui, Censor and Louise Elston also ran.
 Third race; 2-year- olds, selling, four furlongs-Filatory. 1o9 c. Martini. 9 Robbins), 5 to l, second; Little Rose, 102 e. Harris). Is to 1. third. Time, :49 4-5: Chauncey Olcott; Black Eyes, Handbag. Billy Whiskers and ,Myrmi- don also ran.
 Fourth race. hapdicap, one mile-- Hands Across .fO2 (Aubuchon). 5 to phy), 10 to 1, third Time. 1:3s 4-5. Rainiand, Kings Trophy, Mauser and Judge Hines also ran.
 l won; Presentiment, 1O4 lJ. Phillips), 4 to 1. second; Kilties. 1O7 Nee). 2 to third; Time l;las-S S.,,,s Simplicity pIt:ni, Precious ard Pacetti also ran.
 Sixth race. selling. mile and one quarter-Evelyn Kinsey. 1O5 (B. Davisl Phillips). to 1, second; sambo, i1o | (Aubuchon), II to 3, third. Time. s:os a-5. Gravina, Lord Tennyson, Lee King, Curate and Meteoric also ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, one mile, seiling-Wool,, nola, Tarbula. Ehers Pride. Diamond Betty. Rondolet, 100; Bisque. Fruit, Clover Hampton. Ethel Mark. Martha
 Second race one mile and seventy yards. selling-Alindia, Lady Free Night, 91; Max Rose. 93; Captain Cas- ton. Roger Smith, 97; Gypsy Ben, 9S: Goldaga, Extol, 100; James Fitz, 1o2; Missile, 105: Stolen Moments, lOo, Avenger, 107
 Third race, one mile. fourth special, $1, 900 added-Kittie Platt, 99; Right Royal, 102; Monte. Duke of Kendall. Rainiand 1o3; Trapper. Kings Trophy. 106; Spencerian. 109; Phil Finch, 122; Rapid Water. 1922
 Fourth race, premier stakes, $1,000 added, five furlongs-Sainada, 100; Mc- Dougle, 103; Jim McGinniss, Filatory, l PrOteuS, lUo, NerQdnt, llSt l@euudTu Joe Hayman, 11S.
 Fift hrace, mile and quarter, sell ing.-Drummond, Caithness, Atheola, Nandora, Mintbed, Bean, Miss Aubrey, 99; Always Faithful, 100; Bluemint, 102.
 Sixth race, three-fourths of mile, Ghas. Bountiful. 1o1; !rby Bennett. Fitzbrillar. Crisscross, 102: Hadrian, Safeguard, One More, 104; Glendon, 107.
 Seventh race, mile and seventy yards l C~-% a44@ fn Hanlon, 95; Docile, Arab, Frank Rice. St. Daniel. 1O2; Favonious, Barkelmore 105; Exclamation, 107; Blennenworth, 109: Homesead, III.
 l At Oakland.
 San Francisco, March 1.-The form lplayers had field day at Oakland to- day. three favorites and three second choices winning. Asabo in the six fur longs handicap fooled betters and book and won at to after a hard struggle with Andrew B. Cook and Letola, the lfavorite. The race was run in the fast time of 1:12 12.
 | First race, half mile-F. W. Barr, 110 (TruebeD. to 5. won; Ebel Thatcher, I110 (Sherwood), to 1, second; Atkins, 11C (Knapp); 30 to 1, third. Time. ,;4s. Pal, Uncle Dudley. Bakersfield, Alma opa. Legal Form ran.
 Second race. six furlongs-Toupee, 105 darsen), to 5. won; Trapsetter, 10S (McBride), 10 to 1. second; The Volt, 103 (Jones), to 1. third. Time. 11S 1-2. oakington. Motto, Haven Run, Mrytle H., Toto Gratiot, Urbano, Bard Burns, Rene and Berendos ran.
 Third race, mile and half-Inspec- tor Munroe, 1O5 (McBride), to l, won: lGlenrice. 1o5 (Bonner), to 5. second; Cinnibar, 9S (Fountain), to 1, third, Time. 2:35 1-2. Play Ball. Mordente, lTheodora L.. Monia ran.
 Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling-Mindanao, 100 (Wright), to 5, won; Ethel Abbott, 90 (Graham), f to l. second; Matthogan, 97 (Clark). s to l. third. Time. 1:47 1-2. Major Tenny, Esherfn, Langford James ran. l Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap Asabo, l09 (TruebeD to l. won; An drew B. Cook. 106 (Otis). 4 to 1, sec ond; Letola. 1O1 (Knapp), to ,, third Time, 1:12 1-2. Rector. Christine A, David Roland, Albula ran.
 Sixth race. Futurity course-True | Wing, 107 (Birkenruth), 21-2 to 1, won i; A. Muskoday. 112 (Otis), to l. second; St. Denis. 102 (Walsh). to 1, third. Time. 1:10 1-4. Big Beach, Andvari, Ruby, Royal Red ran.
 Entries Today. First race, five furlongs. selling Bucolic; 1lo; Revolt 11S; Paramount, Puredale. 10S: F. F. Shaw, Edinbor- ough, Nullah, 1os; Ponapa. 1O4; Ragna-