The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
National LeaEue.
BRIGHTON'S OPENING
kEENE COLT LANDED FEATURE
 EVENT OF THE DAY.
Colts Half of Rich Produce Stake Cap tured by Kuroki With Knapp
 Up-DurnefPs 4-Year-OId
 EquaIled Worlds Record.

New York, Sept. 25.-Keene's kuroki: the l to favorite, won the first half ture of the opening at Brighton Beach today defeating Bell Snicker by two lengths, with Inspector third. The S ssG stakes S has a psrs yaue first for colts and geldings and the sec ond for Allies. The class of colts op- posed to Kuroki today were only fair ing into his best form, was made a 1 to favorite with Benevolent. an added starter, and Accountant second choices nevolent to the front followed by Bell Snicker and Kuroki. The Keene colt soon moved up into second place and at the % stretch tHrn took the lead and and Israelite backed from to to 9 to 10, and carrying 1O1 pounds. won the third race pulled up. He eau@alled jailed the S worlds teenth made by the 3-year- -old Glassful with 101 pounds up in Chicago July 3. 1909. The weather vas, cold.
 Iii Shaw, to |, won; Kiamesha, II
 Mlerp Hg to 5 to thrd se'oFG Tine Se1s Burleigh and Monacodor ran.
 Second race. about two miles. steeple chase-.BOnfire. 145 lE. Heider); 5 to |, second Ruths Ruth Rattler Rattle l!7 tg' Kelly}, ODowd. Candling, Seventh Ward and East Kelston ran.
 Third race, mile and sixteenth--Is- raelite. 1ol tWileyl, 9 to 10, won; Rub I:44 3-5. Oarsman. Orthodox, Celebra- tioon. Flammula, Telephone and St. Breeze ran. fe es09Se 1w T&sfS Knspp, sf to 2. won: Bell snicker, 115 LBurnsl, IS. to 1: second; Inquisitor; te2 to,Neilll, 25
 Fifth race, mile and a furlong-Don Royal, lo2 tMillerl. 10 to l, won; Flu second Monsieur Beaucaire. 11S (o'Neilll, to 1. third Time. 1852 4-5. Broomstick, Humo, Bad News, Alma
 sixth race, Ave and half turlongs- Bribery, i07 (W. Knapp, IS to 5; won; Time, 1:d6 4-S. Sweetheart, Usury, Florazende, Golden Fern. Mazonia. Tur- key Foot, Little Danger, Pantoufie.
 Entries Today.
 First race, six furlongs-Lady Hem rietta Fleur de Marie. Virgo, 113; Ma rie Frances. Sun Ray. Florialia, Bo- signora. oriska. On the Eve, Hattie, Salt and Pepper, Ida Stack, Birthday,
 SeCOllu TdCP, UNe ana q LdlI IuTlOnRS Security, l27; Jacobite, 124: Brother Frank. 112: Progress, Disobedient. Wa ter Grass. Brookdale Lymph, l09: Devil Tree l06; Molle Donahue, Hamilcar l04: Barber Loot, Diamond Chain. Lan- castrian. l02; Rama go.
 Third race, handicap, mile and six Monsieur Beaucaire. 12l: To- kolon, ll2 Race King. 10S; Don Royal, lo5; Preen, lo4; Uncle Crigh, Sidney c. Love. Workman. Blennenworth, 100; Gro. ,9s: Cncas; a7; Cedarstrome; santa Gatalina, 90; Flinders. s2; Gamara,
 Fourth race, cup preliminary. mile and half-Caughnawaga. 126; Cairn- gorm oxford, l15; Artful, 112; Ben. ozora: 1OS: Cary. Vino. iO7; Blr- mingham, Hamilcar. TOots Nook, l04; Ingleside, Capias. Delmar. 1O2: Pamela. Liliie B, Elizabeth F., 99; Andal, 99; MSeibourne. Nominee. ,97 ponora. SC
 Sixth race. mile and sixteenth, maid on year olds and up-COnquest. Au Cassin, Copper. Sailor Roy. Saulsberry. Oliver Cromwell, Banker. no; Bella Signora. Lindale, Binderton, Lady Pru- dence. Myrica. On the Eve, Maggie Stroup. St. Roma. Ivanhoe. 1O7.
 At Louisville.
 Louisville, Sept, 25-John Carroll won another easy race today. beating a good field in the purse race at three quarters of mile. He was the only favorite 10 win, zinda and Rossessa fell i'm the first race. but the jockeys were not badly hurt. Weather clear; track fast.
 First race, selling. six furlongs- Edna Tanner, los CT. Taylor).. 40 to 1. third Time. 1:16 4-5. Hopeful Miss, I1chinate, Fleuron, Allista. Trompeuse'