The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-04
TENNESSEE DERBY IS
AGILE'S IN A ROMP
Capt. Browns Bay Colt Has
Easy Time Winning
Big Stake

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 3.-Capt S. s.
Browns handsome bay colt Agile. by Sir
Dixon, dam Alpena, ridden by Jack Mar
tin, rom. ed home an easy winner in the
Tennessee Derby at a mile and an eighth
this afternoon, defeating John Smulski,
the Ellison candidate, and Jack Lory. rep
| by five lengths. Rams Horn and Whip
porwill. the entry of Capt. w. s. VIII
liams. were withdrawn. Agile was pro-
hibitive favorite In the betting.
The race was run over a muddy course.
The start was good one and Agile soon
showed his superiority by assuming the
| son of Sir Dixon never faltered and turn
| ing for home was two lengths to the good.
Martin held Agile in gentle restraint In
| the flight to the wire and won in easy
! fashion. The finish for second place was
| spirited between John Smulski and Jack
Lory, the former winning out by length.
| est stake ever offered in the south, the
gross value being $10,535, Of which S.
| 500 went to the winner
The second race at a mile and six
teenth was declared off because of nu-
merous scratches. and a selling affair at
one mile was substituted; Summary:
First race, 4 furlongS-Oddella. 105, Au-
buchon, Is to /, won; Blue Pirate, 1o3.
Shaver to /, second; Ossineke, los. d.
Boland, 8 to !, third. Time, ;5o&.
Brady. Paul Deering. Bitter Hand. Quick
sand, Fulletta and Kavanagh also ran.
Second race. i mile.aStand Pat. Jog,
BaFESn I'd to 10 70 won DaaPps GSIG l4
Feicht, to /, third. Time, 1:441z. Logis-
tella, Redman, Plautus Blue Mint, Bar
kelmore Metallic, Rankin. Light Note
Collegian and Little Wally also ran.
Third race, furlongs-Mansard. III,
Lyme, 5 to ]. won; Monastic, III, Az n
buehon. to 2, second; Duchess Ollie. LOG.
Hildebrand.. S to !, third: Time, 1:o2&;
Otis, Vic Ziegler. Teddy. Miss Cornet and
Caviet also ran.
Fourth race, Tennessee Derby. 11s miles,
won; JOIN. smulski, ~ II. Phillips, to
/, second; Jack Lory, 122. Hildebrand, z
to !, third. Time, 1:5s. Three starters.
sui. 1IS. H Philips. 4 to 5. won: Kiingsor.
113, Hildebrand, to 5, second; Joe Coyne,
49,. Lyme, 20 to 1, third. Time, :55&.
| ticate and Jacks Queen also ran.
Sixth race, l mile-Hortensia. log,
Cocolo, 10 to l, won; Docile, 10l, Murphy,
20 to /, second; Ed Sheridan, 90, Sewell,
9 to 5, third. Time. LIAM. Forehand,
Annie Alone, Turetta, Dixie Lad and Gas
lighter also ram
Even Break at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. April .9.-The track
of the New Orleans Jockey club was in
factory from every viewpoint. The break
between favorites and nonfavorites was
an even one. Summary:
L d
lin, 13 to 5, won;- Lee Snow, 102, Nicol,
Is to 5, second; Reveille, los, Newman,
| 16 to /, third. Time, 1:43. Noweta, Blue
Blaze, Radiant Heat, Scortic. Dominis,
Morengo, FIeetful, Ogontz, Royal Deceiver
and Lowcut also ran.
Second race. 4 Acknowledgements, ~,
Nicol, to 20; won; Jim M %oI' 19s'
Foy, 10 to 1, third. Time, :4s 2-5. St
Idleways, Inspector Girl, Showdown. Polly
Prim and Haden also ran.
afr1 mill
Munro, 20 to 1, won; Harding, los, j.
Kelly, to 1, second; Leenja, 10S. ]: How
ell. II to l, third. Time, 1:41 3-5; Trogon
fouling. Ada N, Irish Jewel, John Doyle,
Mezzo. Rightful and Zarkee also ran.
Fourth race. I mile and 20 yardsTAlma
New. 80, Foy. to 5. second; Orc Viva,
log, Troxler z to 1, third Time. 1:44 2-5.
Coruscate, Lord Hermence, Gold Spot and
Fifth race, furlongs-Thespian, ITO,
Mclaughlin, to 2, won; April Shower,
ITO. E. Morrison, to 5, second; Kilties,
1:13 AS. Rudabek. Banana Cream. Mary
McCafferty, Yo San, Dunning and Glad
Smile also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-St. Resolute,
90, Foy. II to l. won; Red Thistle. 10S,
Mclaughlin, to 8, second; Governor
Savers, LOG, t. Sloan, to l, third. Time,
1:2s. A Convict, Heritage, Bessie Nc,
Second Sight. Jim Ferrin, BAIL, Custus
and Spring Brook also ran.
Blanket Finish at Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-The closest
finish of the season at Oakland occurred
in the fourth race today, five horses fin
ishing noses apart. Jockey Bonner was
ruled off the track for not reporting to-
day to Walter Jennings, who has a con-
tract for his services.
First race, MISREPRESENTATION Lady
| Taylor, to i, second; Telepathy. lO5,
Jones, 20 to 1, third. Time, :4S%. Aprilfs
Pride. Madri, Canopa, st: Francis, Super
| vision, Rumor, Yolo Girl, Rosario and
Second race, furlongs-Pickaway, 104,
Taylor, to !, won; Toupee, LOG, Larsen,
7 to g., second; ocyrohe, los, Jones. 2 to
setter. Moor, Metlatkatla. Doublet, Harry
Thatcher, Profitab bic, Revolt. Suburban
Queen and Sol Lichtenstein also ran.
Bell. 6 to 5. won; o U, ITO. McHannon.
to l, second; J. V. Kirby, ITO. Travers,
6 to l, third. Time. 1864. Tom Slavin,
Hermencia. Libbie Candid, Outburst Ku-
and Duke of Richelieu also ran.
Fourth race, 1 lie miles-Angie. 10Y,
Knapp, to l. won; Evea g; los. Jones,
6 to !, third. Time, LASH. Possart, Los
Angeleno. Ray. Barney Dreyfuss, Jack
Little and The Lieutenant also ran.
Jos, ,Birkenruth, to /; won; Mildred
Big Beach. 104. Taylor, to /, third.
Time, 1:46A Mogregor, Rice Chief and
Meistersinger also ran.
Sixth race, Futurity course-Iredeus,
| 112, Travers. 9 to 5, won: Neva Lee S.
Fountain, IL to 1, second; Tocolaw, los,
Bozeman. to 1, third. Time, 1:I0K.
| Double Six, Annie Darling. Ethel Barry
more. Oriana, Parting, Smithy Kane and
| Estella also ran.
Good Card at Benninqs
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The track
rxyoc in lcrlN NJ
| day and the card offered was above the
| average in merit for Monday. Two ia
vorites and heavily placed second choice
won, the talent breaking nearly even
! with the bookmakers.
First race, 51k MISREPRESENTATION
| "a, Baird, 13 to 1, won; ARABIC, HI Fuller,
8 to 2, second; Mamie Worth, 125, T.
Burns, IL to 20, third. Time, 1909 2-5.
For Luck and Limerick also ran
Second race, Az furlengs-Belden, 40,
| Shaw, IL to l, won; Tickle, 107. Roman
ELI, to 5: second; Anodyne.. 104. Baird,
to 1, third. Time. Sc 2-5 Veribest,
Merry Bell and Duchess Worth also ran.