The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-22


 Compass. 100 (swaln), 10 to l. second; Searhark, 100 (McLaughlin), to 1, third. Time, 2:05 1-5. Honda, Charlie Miller, Thora Lee ran. ,. .
 St. Resolute, 1o3 (Radtke)i l6 to D. won; Nellie Russell, 104 (McLaughlin), 13 to ,, second Gavin C., 1OS IL. Jack son), 3 to 2, third. Time. 1:25. Gold en Flower, Hershman, Bear Hunter. Alice Lloyd. Billy Handsel ran. Entriea for Saturday.
 First race thpee-1uarter pe: Td1a miGnoe mi fliai cite. 1O1; Susie Cook. 1o4; Hakim, George Perry. 1O6; Watermelon. 1oS' Miss Aubrey. 1o9; Gus Lanka, ll1ii lld1ii o,a Hal, 1O4; Sarner, Banana Cream, 1O5; 1 Operator, Attila, 107; Morendo. Welles- ley, 11O; Erbe, 112; Rightful. 113. Lady Mercury. 90; Miss Callaline, ,101; Brooks, Sister Ruth. 1O4; D1eiist, i06. | 9S; Diaphanous. Hobson's Choice 99; Weird. 102 Josette, 104; Many Thanks. First Attempt, 1O5; Governor Savers,
 Fifth race, three-quarters mile-St. Resolute, Orchestra, 95: Miss Marcorl | 1O1; Gisbock. 103; Hilarity, Remorse 1O6; Parisienne, Our sallie, 1O9; Cater pillar, Ad High, Ill.
 Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs -Brushton; sS Egg woods pr1s gS; nGr hsdw, hiWa TO, '104; Lady Felix, Miss GouId. Eufau- | la, 105 Moderator. 110.
 St. Louis, April 21-By winning to- days feature at the Fair Grounds Dis | habille stamped herself as one of the best 3-year-old Allies in the West. Ben netts Ally gave weight to all her con tenders, came from behind on turning | for home and ran six furlongs in 1:l4 on track fully three seconds slow. Favorites won a majority of the races First race. four furlongs-Startl1g 1O6 tRicel. II to 3. won; Sarsaparilla, 95 (sewelDn; to I; second; Carrie tbir1 Time. :49 S-5. Sadie Martin. Chispa Korea Girl, May Rhyme, Glove Nook Mary Mack. Dotard ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Bonebrake 1O2 (Preston), 30 to l, won; sorrelt9p 100 (J. RusselD, 12 to 1, second; Ha- drian, lO7 (FeichD, 10 to l, third. Time Opera. Little Rcd. Ametus. McJetta. FaIlona. Wedgewood, Leila. Hunter, Limerick Girl ran.
 Wing, no (Moriarity), II to 10, won; Censor, 11s tSheehan), $. to 1: second; Bandillo, 112 (Bybecl. to 1. third Time, 1:$1 2a5 Bull Finch, Flora
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Dishabille 1o7 H. Wilson), 9 to 10. won; Pinker- or Johnson. 1O$ (shaver), 10 to 1, thi.d. Time, 1:14 Floral Wreath, Fl Astic ran.
 (Schaffner), 1 to 3, won; Canyon, 11O i (McMullen), 20 to 1, second; Miss Mae Day, los tGisbournel to l, third. Time. 1:42 85. Ed Sheridan ran. Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Tristan Shandy. 101 q. Williamsl. 0 l, won: Behoove, 109 tGisbourne), to l, second; Totness 99 (Schaffner). to !, third. Time, 1:5l S-5. Loone. lmbo- den. Lord Tennyson, Dawson, The Bobby, Male Hanlon. Loves Labour ran.
 First race. six urlongs-Annabelle Lee. S5; Bavarian, S7; Pcntx Cottdka, 95; Cardona. Kitty Harlan, o6; Ed Mer- Major Daniel, Shortcake. 10I; Teronia. lO4. Computation, Barklcy, Aulys, 195.
 Second race, tour furlongs-I.avenia True; Marie nchi. Condo, 9'; Jane Rachel, Ratshot CurtnTl Miss Leeda Judge Watkins. 100; Necromanccr, Never Seen. Ciaimeda. Dalzar. 1OS; Ramus, 1OS.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs Fay Sharp, S4; PontOC, 9l; Korean. Hocco. Allista, 96; Gay American. Hub bard, SS; All Scarlet, Lennie Hughes, l go; Martius Dusky, l0l 4 Jake Ward, Mordclia. 1Ol; Frema. l07; One More.
 Fourth race. four and onc-half fur longs, Woodland Trophy. $l.5oO added- l tTSnCultS fil-'l' iust N'dt ny T i's' '',' Hoischbacher, 1lo; Bitter Brown, 112; Ala Russell, Mea low Breeze, Black Eyes. TIT; Dr McCarty, William Maffit, 11S
 Fifth race. five and onc-half furlongs All Black. %: Athalrosc, 99; Colonel Preston, 100; Dcbbic May, JimalOnE. ". r Palmer, 1ol; Contcntious. Our Lllie. l02; Bountiful. i03; Wounded Knee, 1O4, Rosc Court. 107: VelasQuez Byrnc Of Roscrea 109 Frank L. P"rley. 1lO. Bcnsonhurst, ll2.
 sixth race six furlonEs- s-lnspector HaIpin, PlNtoon 0l Stand Pat. Mary Glen MaIs'cr. l0f' Floral Wreath. Ter r.. Firma 109; Fircban no; Golden Rule, Ill; Mansard, l16.
 Kansas City. April 21.-Thc suring meeting of the Kansas City Jockey Cluo will begin at Elm Ridge tomorrow un- der the most favorable conditions. Tho Kansas City Derby, q a mile pnd quar- ter, with 5000 added, will be the fra- ture of the opening day. Seven horses are entered and it is probable that enc or two more will be entered before post time. IL is expected that nevout will be enterd at the last minute commit himself on the subi92t. John Smulski and Waterside are the popular choices. They arrived today and were given their final preparation for the big race, and are in splendid cOndi-
 tion. Both gave impressive perform ances in their tryouts. Ii is said that Waterside will go to the post favcr-
 here last year will have great fol-
 lowing.
 ; The track tonight Is light and fast