The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-26

St. Louis, April 25.-Rainland. which opened at to 1, easily beat Little Scout, the odds on favorite, in today $ Fair Grounds feature Little Scout opened at even money and was backed to to 10 al post time on a track not heavy enough to suit him. Rainland, however, was particularly favored by the sloppy going and was played from to spare. The favorites had another rough day of it. Track sloppy. First race, five and half furlongs - Thisbe 1o3 (Feicht). 10 to l, won; ond; Marchinnes. 9s GHeims). 15 to l, iom. Ora z., Rejoice, Bisuka Jennie Hughes, Grief. Animula, Flora Lew, Eleanor Howard also ran.
 Second race. four furlongs-Rusti- cate, 1O3 CW. Fisher), ? to l, won; Rolla, 112 H. Wflliams), 9 to 1, second; Turn Oyer. 1o5 (shaverl, to l, third. Devil, Pattonville. Charles Green, Myr- midon Launce also ran
 Third race, five and half furlonss --Owasca, 96 (Schade), to 1, won Tender Crest, 105 (L. Wilson,, 5 to |, second; Follies Bergess, 100 (Rice), , to ?, third. Time 1:11 2-5. Alista, Sabct, Ethel Davis. Hoceo, Avoid. Tam bourine H., Mordelia, Athel Rose also ran.
 Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth -Rainland, 109 tH. Cochran), to 1, won; Little Scout 11s (Dominick), to 10. second; Joe Lesser 1o7 (Foleyl, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:52. Cornwall, Martin also ran.
 Fifth race, four and half furlongs Yves, l03 (L Williams). , to l: won: ond; Jean Lee, 103 tH. Cochran, to l. third. Time, :5S 2-5. Miss Cosette, Bitter Brown. Ramus, Silver Sue, D. McCGlthy also ran.
 Sixth race, mile, selling-Dixie Lad, 105 (Sedar), ? to l. won; Voltage. 101 (H. Dickson), 13 to }, second; Billy Wake. 97 (Hays): 15 to 1. third. Tine, John Randolph. Malcdiction, Wedge wood, Col Preston also ran
 St. Louis. April 25.-James " well liked. but lightly played at odds of the Union Park track today. Track muddy.
 First race, six furlongs-Remorse, 106 (Clarkl 4 to l, won; Jim Perrin. 1O1 (W. Kelley) 30 10 1. third. Time. 1:20. Little Pirate Sadie R, Mamie Algol. Henry of Frastamar. Tempt Midnight Minstrel, April Bud, Water
 Second race. five furlongs-Hilarity, 121 CTroxler) 12 to 1. won; Bonnie Reg. l06 (Shilhng) to l. second; St, Noel Il$ IA Br%wnl to t,,i |, third. Time Hunter, Boomerack. Golden Flower, Miss Cornet Soundly Many Thanks, Claude Alton. Clandestein also ran.
 Third race, one mile-Billy Handsel 1o7 (Shilling( . to .. won; Orchestra. 99 "A. Brown) to ?. second; Limerick Girl. I0i (McKinney) a to l. third Time. l;5O 3-5. Thorn Lee, MacFarlan also ran.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-James V. 104 Shilling to 3, won; Little Giant. 94 (Radtke) | to 1, second; Ben mora, 1O4 (M Lowe) to ?, third. Time. .32. Peninsula also ran
 Sfv fn1.lOprrG Dh 103 Mclaughlin ] to l, won; Bird slayer. Ill ,McCarthy) 3o to 1, second; ; Moderator 109 CA BrnwnJ to .. third. Time. 1:2o 3-5. Mszettc. DueHst High. Miss McIlonna, also ran.
 Sixth race. one mile-Sarner 1o6 l-2 tHeideD 1% t" 1, won: By Play. a6 tRadtKeD 9 to ,. third Time i:49 S-5. St. Sever. Lee Snow, Lady Fonse, Bana- ua Cream also ran.
 New York. Aprl .5--In the presence of 15,0oo persons the Albemarle sta tles santa Catalina, at to 1 in the betting won the 5000 Excelsior han dicap al Jamaica today, defeating good field. Preen. an added starter finished first. but was disqualified for fouling. Jockeys Fuller and J. Kelly were thrown heavily to the ground "s carried off the track. Four horses w. @ heads apart when Preen closed on the outside and bore over the rail, com polling the boys to pull up. However, Wilfull with Fuller up. and Sir Brillar with Kelly up were unable 10 av"i1 going down. Kelly falling on the fin ishing line and Fuller falling a few wards beyond the finish. The start nf the Excelsior handicap was bad Sin istcr and Prccn showing the Way around the first turn and into the back stretch Rounding the far turn Sin ister was leading. Making the turn into the stretch Sinister swung wide, allowing Rapid Water. WilfuL Or monde's Right and Santa Catalina to come through on the rail. Near the finish they were heads apart and Prean closed fast on the outside, shutting off lhc others. Jockey Fuller received bad cut on his leg and was removed to St. Mary'S Hospital in Jamaica. Kelly escaped with q shaking mp. JocsrN Kent who rode Prcen, was suspendad for rough riding.
 First race, handicap. six furlOngS- New York, 96 tCrimminsD, to ?, won; Toscan. 119 COdoml, 16 to ]. second, Trapper lo4 (Burns), | to 1. third. Time, 1:13 3-5, Goldsmith. Pasadena. Tea Cress, Sparkling Star and Rosland ran.
 second race. selling. mile and sev- "nty yards-The Gadhy. 92 tPrrrine1. : to l, won; Head Dance, 94 (J. kelly). to ., second; Carbuncle, Ill (Rsd- fern 1 to i third Time 1-I6 nro