The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-11
ACCIDENT IN OAKS
MISS INEZ, LEADING THE FIELD,
 BROKE BLOOD VESSEL.
Filly Was Setting Pace and Leading Field, But the Strain Was too Great, Lady Savoy
 Landing.

Memphis, April 1O,-An accident which occurred at the head of the stretch when Miss Inez. the pacemaker, fell and broke her neck, and H. Phillips, her rider. had a miraculous escape from death or severe injury. had the effect of clearing the track for the fast com ing Lady Savoy in the running of the Tennessee Oaks at Montgomery Park today and the brown lilly of William Gerst won the race with ease. Miss Jordan, who was running close behind Miss Inez. was thrown out of her stride permitting Sis Lee and Druid. the remaining outsiders, to secure sec ond and third money. respectively. track when Miss Inez went down, but escaped injury. Miss Inez had been leading the field from the start and the terrific pace maintained caused the bursting of a blood vessel and she dropped dead The running of the Oaks, a mile race for Swear Allies, worth $4.7S0, drew a large crowd to the track. Lady Savoy, whom Brewer Gerst had brought here from Nash vile to compete for the rich stake, was installed an odds-on favorte In the bet ting at to and at that price was heavily plated, a large crowd from Nashville who had journeyed to Mem phis to witness the race being the prin- cipal betters on the lilly. Miss Inez was second choice at to 1. Lady Sa- Noy kept within striking distance of iile ledueF rom tlle outset anu lHt up set at the head of the stretch opened up the way to her for an easy victory. w. w. Darden's Ivan the Terrible. an- other Nashville horse brought here and primed especially for the race in which he started today. won handily. His price was also. to 5. Favorites took the last four races.
 First race. selling, 2year-olds, four l. won; The Saracen, 1O6 GA. w. Book er), to l, second; Charlatan. 106 (H. Phillips.) 10. to 1. third. Time. :50. Japanese Maid. The Glad Corsair, Full etta, Sallie Appleton. Lieber. Two Bells, Ossineke. America and Aidion ran.
 Second race. selling, 3-year-olds and up. seven furlongs-Lieutenant Rice, 102 q. McIntyre), to l. won; Old England, IL III CA; Chillngo; oo : to & &lo' tin). 4 to 1. third. Time. 1:3O. Iver- mia. A la Mode. Madoc, Graphite, Ogo- wal Young lessee, Lampoon and Lady McKeen ran.
 Third race. 3-year-olds and up. six furlongs-Ivan the Terrible. 1O5 Nan- non), to 5, won; John Smulski. 105 (H. Phillips). to 1. second; Pinkerton. 105 (Henry). Is to I. third Time,
 Fourth race. Tennessee Oaks, 3-year- old Allies. value $4.7S0. one mile sweep stakes-Lady Savoy IF (Buchanan), 3 to 5, won; Sis Lee, 117 c. McIntyre), 15 to 1, second; Druid, IT (Feicht) 6 dan ran. Miss Inez fell.
 Fifth race, 2-year- olds, four and a half furlongs-Lady Navarro, 110 J. Martini. : to 10. won; Meadow Breeze. Rustic Lady. 11O (W. Fischer), Is to l. third. Time, ;56 12. Miss Margo, Rhinock, St. Columb, May Bingham, Joe. Coyne and Daught ran.
 sixth Race. selling three-year- olds and upward. mile and sixteenth-Uncle Charley. 90 (Schaffner..) to 5, won; R. second; .Aurumaster, 163 (SchillingD 10 to l, third. Time 1850, Felernian, AL Ian, Sarah Maxim and Postmaster Wright ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, three-quarters mile, sell ing-Black Art. 9S; Jovial Lee, Marga- ret E. 103; Devout, 105; King Rose, 106 i;