The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-31
The Race Track
At Louisville.

At Louisville.
 Louisville. May 3o.-Ram's Horn: | which was looked upon as horse of | the highest class by virtue of bis early performances this season at Southern tracks and a second choice for the Ken- lucky derby in which he finished sec ond,, went down to ignominious defeat at Churchill Downs this afternoon. Cou- pied with Phil Finch and carrying the public money at to 5 in the free han was to finish third to Major T. J. Car son. The winner was q,1ted at 12 to l and finished in gallop ahead of over, Handmore being the only popular choice to win. Weather snowery; 100 q, Hicks.l 15 to 1. won; Euba, 100 ington Leader. 1o2 (wishard,l IS to 5, third third Tine 115 s,S MsrdrS' I%9hitS' Dutch Dutch ssey. Violin, Heritage and Nervator ran.
 Second race. four and one -1alf furoo to 5, won; Princess Flush, 102 (H. Will son,) 13 to 1, second; Wistful, l02 CD. Austin,) 15 to 1: third. Time ,5s; Dame | tion, Latafa and Lillita ran.
 | Third race. six furlongs.. handicap-- Major T; J. Carson. s7 (Wishard,) 20 to l. won; Thespian, 1O6 CD. Boland,l to to 5. third. Time 1:is 4-5. Early Boy, Grace Elliott and Phil Finch ran;
 longs-Wrenne. 1iO (Niblick) 15 to 1. won; Two Bills. 11O CD. Austin,) 3 to 10, second Floss s. lo7 CT oTajIor,1 10 inc H e. oaE Duke coionel SS Bronston, a TicS mingo and Deceptive ran. Firth slis scf odsnn short course stesple Won Glass p@asdSn Isader m f4s SPlerece) ii to 5. third Time a;54 a-S 3 Bermuda, Bank Street. Don Ami, Saw
 Sixth race. mile and three eighths- Handmore, 105 lWishard.) 2 to 1. won: Big Beach, S7 (Taylor) to l.. second; third. Time 2:21 S-5. odd Luck, Flo ra Willoughby. Mayor David s. Rose, Omealca, Major Mansir and Curate ran. Entries TOdny.
 Darkness. Mingita, Sterling. Antiliian. Rhiinock. Sea Mate. ;Lieber Gore. Mil tiades, l5H6s,I Malleable. Thee; Case Berney Thrali, s1; Butinski, g.; 1cewater, Mar tin Doyle, 100: Columbia Girl, 1O2; James ". 1O7; Delagoa, los.
 orna, Kitty Belle. S6; Mamie Alogol. SS; The Pet. 90; Itaska, 91; Lou Nj. 93; Neva Welch, 95; Edna Tanner, s4; ASnes Nlrsihla' Llttle Noel' So' Lauy
 Fourth race, four and one-half fur longs-Anne Stone, Sister Francis, Lady Travers, s7; Henry Watterson. Minnie Adams, Prominence. 1O4.
 Muldoon, DO Misrex, Helena. w.. Trap pist. 99; Rose, Mary Kane, Kate Zitt. ter. lO2; Depends, 1Os; Enchanter. c, R. James. lO4; M. A. Powell. 105: Whirlpool, 1o7; Klingman, Ill; Judge Traynor, 116.
 s5; Col. Jim Douglas, 94; Orient. 1O1; Reveille, 101; Outwai, 102; Lazell, 103; Free Admission, 106; Russell A. ST; Bell, The Cat, 107.
 At Kansas City.
 Kansas City, May, 30.-Floral King | won the Decoration Day handicap at d mile and a sixteenth at Elmridge today race was one of the prettiest of the meeting and when the stretch was reached blanket would have covered the bunch and at the finish the last horse was not three lengths behind the winner. Telephone was third. Reu- | ben, Floral King and Leila were the winning favorites. Weather cloudy;
 First race, six furlongs-Louis .Wag- ner, 110 (Morrison), 9 to 2, won; Green gown, 95 Ioregarl. 10 to l second; Doi1 Dol
 
 Time. 1:14 Marco. Modred Law and Stumptown also ran. .. Second race, six furlongs--Percy Sid Silver 112 (Morrlson), to 1, sec ond; Ida Davis. 105 (Oregar), 2 to l. third; Time. l:i4 IA ,,i9 pr. Stufkey' S6sfl,a Y
 Third race, five furlongs-Plaze Vail, 1O2 Preston). to l won; Lo0Xey, l05 | 112 (McIntyre) 2 to l. third. Time, 1:O3. Waiter Gum, Judge Paragon, Hilmina and Crandall also ran. e. longs--Reuben,- 112 Uarseng. to 10, won; Zingg. 1O7 (Morrison), to 1, sec eond;, Ramona IL; dO7 tKunp, 3 tS., to '. Night. Slam and Rubinon also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth. Floral King 11s (BuchananA to 2 @So seeond; i;'%'s Teiephone me 1o6 1Larssn}, 4 to l, third. Time, :46 S-4. Havilnnd' Bondage, Gus Heidorn, Thistle Do,
 sixth race, mile and one. eighth; New, 1OS (Morrison), 3 to l, second Ada N 1o5 .Buehq7naI5 also to T. ran third Entries for Today.
 First race, mile, selling1HelgeTson' 96, Ryevale, Joe Kern. 191, sarah Max Max lock. 105; Rough and Tumble, 107.
 Second race, four furlongs, purse l Lotta Gladstone, Miss ANXIOUS, iVz z' Happy Lad, 1OS; Belvoir, Goldic Ma | thias. 11O
 Third race, five and half furlongs. seIling-Water Cum. s5; Lydia Wrous- man. 100; Vlrgie Withsersk, Clover Hampton. 102; St. Denis, Melosics, l04; Sand Bath. 1O5; Cunning, 112; Magic. 9S; Gold Monk 103; Lionel, 1OI
 Fourth race. six furlonGs, selling Marco, 1O1; Harry Jones. Pony Gran dal. 1O4; Silent Water, The Lady Bo- hesia, 1O5; Rush Ruben, Kahoka, C. Q" | 106; Pierce J., 109.
 Show Girl. 9S; Ed Ball, 105; Don De- mo, 100; Clifton Forge, los.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs, seIling- Sweet Tone. 103; Modred. 10I Baikal | 11O; Rian, 104; Potrero Grande lOS | At Fair Grounds, St. Louis.
 St. Louis, May 30.-Jake Sanders at g to ], won the Memorial stakes, spring at five and one-half furiongs with $l500 added, the feature or an attractive holiday card at the Falr Grounds today. The duel between Dishabile and Fire Ball. both entered in the stake, did not come otr because of the scratching of Fireball which dls- likes soft going. Track slow.
 First race, one-half mile-Plrates Dance. 1O5 (Lawrence) ' to l, won; Sicyou. 100 (Daven) 20 to l, second; l..