The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-22


 New Orleans, La, March 21-There In the last race at the Fair grounds today. and as a result, Jockey Aubuchon is in the hospital tonight with broken collar bone. A moment after they | broke. Monograph stumbled and fell unseating Aubuchon. Jack Martin, oil Jim Hale. pulled up to avoid the pros- tratc horse and boy, but Irby Bennett following closely, fell into the trap and went down with Jockey Dominick. who, however. escaped injury. Avoid, who was much the best in her race, was the vorite In the first, was beaten by being taken through tho worst and the long est route. Main Spring, the choice in pace set for him, and this also applied to Jack Sanders, who was, besides, asked to copcede too much weight to his field. speneerian lost her race on on Shaver's ride, the boy being outridden in the finish by Aubuchon on Careless.
 First race. selling; five furlongs-Lady Mercury. 105, q. Martini, to ?, won; Go To Win. 105 (McCafferty), 1 to 2, F to 1 third: Time 1 :o2 4-5. Margery Gaffney, Chippie Thorpe, Bannock Belle, April Bird. Conjure Gal and An
 Second race, selling; mile and quarter George Vivian. 1O6. c. Martini, 1 to l, seeond' & Main Spring, 11o4,, lschillingl, stto tS MaTao shird r%e Psti 2 t5 srrN MaSssr Ssw Mint Bed and Gracious ran.
 Third race selling; six furlongs- Avoid, 11S. (McGee), even, won; Sir Car GEid fs,La spInk, IT.; .J: Merris1, to I, dora Woolyn and Fleetful ran
 Eourth race handicap; six furlongs-- won; Mayor Johnson. iO2 (shaver). II to 5, second; Jake Sanders. 112. (Au- buchon1. to ? third Time. 1:14 If. Black Wolf and Zarkee ran.
 I!aAsubuehon). A to won; spencerisn. 103. (Shaver), to 2, second; Katie Pfms PGwers' ss; ss; sssedar'; 30 to l. third
 Sixth race, selling; seven furlongs- Hoceo, 102. tShaver), to 1, won; Lady Belair, 100; {sedar). 10 to I, second Time, 80 2-5. Lingo Pity. Breaker, eT Miss Aubrey. Pure Favor, Bean, Susie Bookand Kin Light ran.
 seventh race. selling, six furlongs- sie 11s SBaird5 % to 70 l. to seconS; MSn Fiora M,s Levy. l13 L. Williams), 15 to i, third. Time; 1:16 4-5. Weird StI Merry Legs and James Fitz ran Jim Hale pulled fell anu 'onosraph
 Entries Today.
 D,ann FlrW race. six, furlongs-Hubbard. OOlaphaanous. Olp s7; Many Thanks. First one sS; Aggie Lewis. Marlin, Black 103. -''' 1A""u'
 Second race, five and half furiongs apelty a5 Gaptai9y RraIsySI RaaiIeySn Days Edith May Hannibal Bey. Charlie Dickson. Mus, sulman, 100; Miss Aubrey. J. w. ONeill. Legation. 106; Inquisitive Girl. @o-Bean, s4; Burke Cochran, ss: % Tsios' s7: Ben Chance. Goldaga, s9: Beau, lO6; Sambo 107; Homestead, Ill.
 Fourth race. si xfurlongs, selling Axiom. 95; Lucian. 97; Avoid, The Lau- rel; 9S; One More, Hickory Corner, Neil kahler. Huckleberry Finn. ss; Danar- Sln, Sauanto, 100; pr. stephens. 1os:
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Fair calyp- @ so. S5; M,axey Moore. Ed. Early, sT; T1Siple 1G5 9rbH silver pran' los' Matador. Redman, log; A. Den. 112; Mayor Johnson. Il4.
 sixth race, five furlonSs-Milred B.. yG; y5a o6GWard. 6NIndS. s7; Hopeless. 9s; Bava- anc @ 1oo hadran s Gaus fcs ssu015s psoSsfa csp Swedish Lad Prestige, Io5.
 seventh race four furlongs-Jane Narhas!. NNachaei: JaGk 9l ., ,kerchvvils Handbag.
  Jim McGinniss. Filiatory, Young LiEhts CT. Markie Mayer. 103.
 At Oakland.
 San Francisco, March 21.-with the exception of one startling bump ad- ministered ,iii by sunrose. a 25 to shot, which won the second race, the talent picked every winner at Oakland today. Ihe handicap was taken by Misty's Bride. quoted at to 5. Andrew B. Cook and Cigarlighter finished in the money, but Letola ran unplaced.
 First race nine-sixteenths of a mile. selllng-Iron Watson. 110, (Jones) even won, foio Girl, 104 (WrighD, 20 to 1. second se Avonela, 1O4 (Chandlerl. to 1. kersfield. Novice. Supervision, Yearning and Legal Form ran.
 Second race, five furlongs, selling Sunrose 100 (Graham). 25 to 1, won; Gs10n GlG0my ,GG Gus l97 tJones). even, second; Time. :O2 3-4. Edna Sullivan. Duplex, Rio Chief A Lady Angelica, Marie J., Lena Ledford, Colleen DOT. Glen Finan
 Third race, six furlongs, selling Tam OShanter, 13O (TuIlett), to 5, won; Toto Gratiot, lS3 (BelD, 20 to 1, second; Edinborough, 133 (Jones), 3 to < third. Time. 1:17 IA Brennus, 0lympian, Foxy Grandpa and Count cap-Mistys Pride 1O9 (Jones), g to 5, won; Andrew B. Cook, 112 (Otis), 3 to l, second; Cigar Lighter, 102 (Wylie), 10 to l, third; Time. 1:11 IA. Saiable, Sincerity Belle and Letola ran.
 Flfth race. mile, selling-Wartimes 100 (Fountain). : to 5. won; Profitable, III III trravers), 3 to l. second; Lady Time. 1:44. Pousse Cafe, Isabellita and Lady Dent ran.
 Sixth race. mile and fifty yards-An- drew Mack. 90 (Fouutain), ' to 5, won: Soufriere, 93 (WrighD, 2 to 1, second; Ethel Abbott ST (Graham), to 1, third. Time, 1:45 IA. Esherin, Scher- 20 and Hugh McGowan also ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, six furlongs-Caroburn Riesca, 9S; Laura F.. M, 106; Effervesc- ence. Serenity. 103; Berendos. 10S; MT. Farnum, 11S; Hulford. 110; Waterspout. Distributor. 1O5; Educate. 106.,
 Second race. five furlongs-Aprirs Pride. Another Guess. Rellona, Busy Bee. Jake Moore. B. C. Deering. Ona- netta, 105: Daduma, Abe Mayer. 1O9; Ebel Thatcher, 10S.
 Third race. mile and one-eighth. sell ing-J. Y. Kirby. Homerun, Hellas, Brown Patsy. 107; Homage, Petrolia, Dandie Bell, 105; Fornero. Joe Gall. 102.
 Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth handicap-St, Illicho, Soufriere, s6; pr. Leggo. 105; Nigrette, 109; Bombardier, 102; Judge, 100.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Dora I, Lady Kent, Maud Muller, 1o3; Silicate, Hermencia. Trapsetter. 105: Flaunt. Best Man. Ocyrohe, 110; Myrtle H, 1OS; Jack Little. 107.
 Sixth race. six furlongs, purse-Eck- aTgall Mnr~paUNr 10S TlaVtd Roland.