The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-29
GOOD AT NASHVILLE.
Only One FavOrite Landed, h to Shot Taking the First Race-Selling
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 Taking the First Race-Seiling War tSarted mt st: Lotus: Nashville. April 2S.-Norwood Ohio was the only pronounced favorite to win at Cumberland Park today the steeplechase and the last event prov ing especially disastrous to tine pub lie. Weather showery; track good.
 First race, five and one-half fur longs. selling:-Irene Mac. 100 Con nelD, 15 to 1, won; Blythness' lOl K. iO2. Madoc. Glad Hand. BiIIy Boyles, Golden Cottage, Blue Flame ran.
 ways, G ios (Grfhth), 1-2 to i. won; Sosega. 1O3 (TrubeD. 15 to l.. second; Wistful, 103 (Austin), to l, third. Time 50 3-4. Identity. Miss Margo. Frauley Krupp ran.
 Rip. 149 iM. Boyle7: , to l., won; MT Rose, 145 (Archibaldl, to 1, sec ond; Bank Holiday. 126 (Pierce). 10 to 1ac 1 tnsfo Sioux he chief Bank Bar street ran.
 Fourth race, five and one-half fur long, selling g:-Magnol 1O2 (D. Aus tin), 4 1-2 to l, won; Jehane. 92 (Noo- nan} to ,. seGSnd; Sr.a EIfata Inoa lS$ S$ sR s4 Ogontz. Hiawatha, Clifton Boy, Ara chue Duffe Alexis, Pierpont ran.
 Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling;- 1, second; Bazil, 10S (Munro), II to 5, third. Time 1:29 3-4. Gasconne. Mad ison Square. Margery Clancy, Arthur Stillwell ran.
 sixth race. mile and sixteenth, sell ing g:-Chamblee. 115 (R. Fisher), to 1, won Brooklyn, 105 (TrubeD. to D, second; Anna Fitzhugh, 95 (WishardD, Is to l, third; Time 1:tS 1I2. Juba'
 Entries Today.
 First race, four and a half furlongs, selling-The Pauper. Lieber Gore, Last gang 10S; Cobmosa. hSerrill. 1O5; Gold Mate, Henry Horn. 100; Eweet Arta
 Second race, six furlongs. selling J. Ed Grillo. 10S; Sasarac. 1o3: Orthol, Chappamoc 100; Laura Hunter, 9S: Wexford. 92; Game Chicken, Miss Gun, falda, 104: Review, 1O2; The Waitress, 93; Cincinnati Enquirer, 91; Halcyon
 Third race mile and one-sixteenth. Citizens Handicap-Brancas IA; Lady Savoy, 1O2; Coruscate. 100; Lady Jose- lyn, Jordan, 9S; Bugler 96; Woods Perry. Katie Powers, 94; Miss Doyle,
 Fourth race. half mile-Charfeld, 115; Fortunate, Studs, Bee Hunter, 112; Lady Carol i06; Kercheval. Hugh Keough, Paul MarkOff. 102; Leta Duffy,
 Fifth race. seven and half furlongs May erick, 1O6; Mizzenmast Glendon, Water Tower, l0S; digger, 1o4; Outwai, John Doyle, 105; Florence, June Col lins, 97; Anna Fitzhugh, santa Luna,
 sixth race. one mile-McIlvain, 102 {: Orient 100; The Triher, 9S; Weber, fields, SC; Trapplst, Varitis, 90; Zigzag.
 St Louis April 2S.-The claiming of Neversuch from J. K. Hughes at the Fair Grounds yesterday has apparently started a selling war among the own CTS there Hughes today ran Silver Sue up to S1.105. her owner retaining her; w. E. Freeman boosted stand Pat tn $l,105, but his owner protected him. Beinheimer was fined $50 for crossing Amherta in the stretch with Safeguard in the fifth race. The track was a sea run. The Fair Grounds spring meet ing begins tomorrow.
 First race, four and half furlongs -Hamilcar, 106 (Dominick), to 5: to ?. second; Curtner. 1O9 (T. Brady); 6 to 1. third. Time. 100. Frenchies First, Larry, Scotland ran.
 Second race. five and a half furlongs Lansdown. 1o6 (Rice(, 10 1, second ; Hoceo. 101 (Oliphan0, 30 to l, third , Time, I'll 3-5. Hadrian, Bonnie Prlnce Charlie, Rachel Ward, Radium. Room mate ran.
 Silver Sue. (Moriarity), to 7, won : Agnolo, 104 (Shaver). 10 to l, second; Pinsticker, 9S (Schade). Is to l, third. Time, :59. Sarsaparilla, Rusticate, Startling. Carrie Francis. Jack kerche-
 Fourth race. mile and seventy yards Stand Pat. 1O5 (SewelD, to 10. won Dixie Lad, 95 (Morarityl. ' to l, sec ond; Lubin, 10S q. WilliamsA to 2