The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-11

Gallavant. 112. (Hildebrand) 8 to 5, fSGo1d ms WaseF s4 R9k llR ssaaw RSs to d Request, Ballotta, Timber, Adesso, Op- tician, Billy Banaster. Sweetheart ran.
 reate stakes-Pen Rhyn' 11o. (shaw} s to 1, won; Wool Wich, 110, (Davis) II to 5, second; Hooraw, 11o, (o'NeiD IS to l. third Time 1:01. Veronez, Ironsides, Old Guard, Bribery, also
 Fourth race. selling. seven furlongs won; Sailor Boy. s6, (Holman) 50 to l. I, third third. T Time nsi r i:2s aS l-5. Carrie JoaeS, Black Bali, Princess Eric also ran.
 Fifth race. steeple chasS about two miles-.Arian. 15s (Finnegan) to 1, to l. second; Russell Sage, 13S. (Kel- leher) 10 to l. third. Time 3:5S 3-5, Dromedary Messing also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and furlong, Belmont Course-New York. 112. (Odoml 3 to ?, won; Migraine.- i'll, .(ONeiD to l. second; Duke Of Kendall, lloi GW. Rob Der Jack and the Huguenot also ran.
 Entries for Tomorrow.
 First race. high weight handicap, six f1rlongss-Toroan, 14O; KseEilworth' is; Chimney sweep. ii7; Diamond Flush. l14: Uncas. 110.
 Second race, four and half furlongs hees. Hammer Away, Edward Russell, Kuro. Galaboguee Quorum. Cep'as' l99; Hocus Focus. 102.
 Third race. seven furIongs-spring, Delhi, 113; Irene Lindsey. .109; Abdell. Palette, 1OS; Red Friar, Cairnsorm, 9S; Witchazel, Black Prince, Hot Shot. 9S;
 Fourth race, the Van Ness. selling six and half furlongs-Jetsam, 1o4; Blgcher 1Oa; caS9sraphi1e rincs 2i%adFGiIie Gii.
 Fifth race. five. furlongs. selling- Panic, Hooray, 1O6; Fir, Flap, lOS; Gentian,, King More, Beiden. Can. Can. caiabash. 1O1; IncorrigiSle, Snow Bound. 99; Superior Boy, Mantle, 97; Jessamine. 94. -,s.
 sixth race selling; s .tnr mileMWasTTift NAY Tns: Onatas, 105: St. Gallen. ParkYille+ 104; Jane Holly 1O3; Whorler, 1O2: Daisy Greene, I6i: Rostanda,, Gaa9eta, 100; King Pepper, 99; Wizard, Dipton, Ara hogwan, 97; Lord Melbourne BouVier. 92; Cottage Maid. 90.
 At Louisville.
 long, effortiess stride, Agile Captain s. s. Browns beautiful bay colt, passed under the wire today an easy winner over a slow track 1tbr or the and ,nIrty, half lengths behind him came Rams horn on whom the hopes of Teanssse9 and the Bluegrass horsemen were hxea. Trailing fifteen lengths to the re5r came Lawson from the stable of T. F. Hayes. With but three starters 1t was a one-horse race. The time tor the ly 10000 people saw the race run. It was the opening day of the spring meeting of the New Louisville SOcKey known that the derby would De simply a duel between Ramshorn and Agile with Layson, added to fill in fo: thlrd money. Dr. Leggo had strong fol- lowing until yesterday when it was reported that he would almost certain ly be scratched. The good California colt cooled out stiff, and lame after an easy work out two days before Ihe ra:e and his trainer was unable to get hl4n Into shape again. These circumstances sent the odds on Agile to to to win and out. Ramshorn was quoted at l-2 10 1 straight, and 1 to 3, place. Any where from 20 to 40 to could te had on Layson.
 The horses were sent away to a good start and all three ran head and head TOT the first eighth where Agile stuck stand at the first quarter Agile and Ramshorn had moved out, Agile lead ing by a length and setting hot pace. From this time on until the nrst mlie unchanged. although the leaders easet up somewhat. Both horses were Deaa- tifully rated and Ramshorn was ap' parently running a fine race As th@ pair swung into the stretch Martin on Agile let out wrap. Almost al the same time Lyme on Ramshorn went 10 the bat but to no avail. Agile, clover " ridden by Martin. began slowly glid- ing away from Captain Williams colt and when the wire was reached n9d ill- creased his lead to three and one-hah lengths and won eased up. At no tIIae durtnG the race did Agile sesIa to be.