The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-27
At Montgomery Park.

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 At Montgomery Park.
 Memphis. June 26.-Showers this morning caused a heavy track for to- ter Ravania and Tartan, odds-on favor ties, took the first and second races, re- spectively, outsiders in the betting cap tured first money in the remaining
 First race, one mile-Ravina, ss (Schade), to 10, won; Celebration, 1l2 (FeichD, ' to. second: Gay Ameri- 1:44 a.. Give Ali, Paul Whaley, Last Faustus also ran.
 Second race, mile and a halfnTar- tan, s5 (Perkins). to 5, won; , GosiiIi9n 1lnn 10S (Mountain), 5 to 1, third. Time 2:4O. Satin Coat also ran.
 Third race, five furlongs-Rolla, llS los tMcMuilen). 1 to :, second; Ina Gray, 110 (Mountain), to 1, third. Time, :03 1-4. Governor Davis also Belle, III Il Graves, i2 to i, won; Ech- odale, IA (castro),. to l, second; Nam eoki, 11S (Mountain). to 1, third.
 Fifth race, half mile-America IT.. 1O1 (Williams). to 1, won; Billy Hand. sS Perkns5i fns 5iFSic6t} tT fo third Time. % 50 3-4. Ramus. Lawlaw H., Painstick- CT, Minna Baker also ran.
 Sixth race. seven furlongs-My Elean- or, 101 (Mountain), Is to 5, won; Ed wards Hale, 1O7 (Davls), 2,tO l, second; Sweet Jane, Ill (Feichtl. 20 to l, third. Time, 1:S1 12.. Arah May, Katie Ash Pickles DiHon's ..dtr;s. Test also ran
 Firct race, six furlongs--Tenny Bee, Hilona, Monogram, 10S; Mordella, III; foon, i2O; Sir Carter, iis.
 Second race, seven furlongs-Monte, 1o3; Andrew Mack, 112; Lille Long, 1OS; Rightful, 113.
 longs-Sterling, 11o; Ramus, Joe Woot- en, 113; Daniel C., Governor Davis, Quinn Brady Charlatan. 11S; Pretty Nellie, Kara Kcnwin. l15; Tomochicsi, l1S
 Fourth race. mile-Monoco Maid. 96; Chancellor. 11O.
 Ffth n,6 rage srno six fcri9nssyItSs 0rs optional, 11s; Onyx, II, 112. simms. slmsn s5; !"fsi Ed. sheridan. ; ss; Prince Salm Salm, 107; Inflamnable. 92; Bon nie Prince Charlie. St. Sever, 10S. At DeImar.
 St. Louis, June 26.-Owing to the ac- tion of the county officials in arresting a member of the Central Turf Assoc,a- tion just previous to the first race to- day, there were no what might be term ed official odds on the races, and what- dividuals J. P. Maberry. considered by many to be the best horse, won the fourth race-the best contest on the program. Track slow. First race, four and one half furiongs --Gerolette, 1O5, (sewelp. 4 to 5; won; Miss Nichols, 96. lBliss), 10 to l, sec SnS l. tSrd Tme Tr:s s7 i0 i5 fs Mar ray. Red Top, Hattie Kingston, Ancient Witch. Katherine L.. Miss Dustin. Jen- nie Mitchell and Ada St. Mary ran.
 95. (sewelD. won; Mailbox, 1oS, Bliss, | second; Fred Priesmeyer, 100, (Harris) ), l third. Time, 1920. Pacheta, Loren Me bloom. Sandalwood and George T. ran | Third race. seven furlongs-Lone | Wolf, 102. (Harris), won; Sea Voyage lsewelD. third. Time, ::35. Atlas Marlin, Sweet Kitty Bellairs. Willow dene and Miss Gomez ran.
 Fourth race six furlomgs-J; ;oP. P; Mag %c 5schSaifrHer). @ second; Foottiights Fav5r. S ite. 1OS. (McGee). third. Time. 19 3-5 Apple Sweet, Luretta and oma J; ran. Cashier 96. (Brady). won; Hubbard. 1V4 | (Harris), second; Lookaway, (Russelll } third. Time. 215 Kingstelle, Aten
 Sixth race, mile and seventy yards- 1 Bavarian, S7, (Walker), won; Sincerity 1 Belle. S9, (Wiley), second: Bravo. 9S l (Ward), third. Time. :52 S-5. Foflies | Berges and Miss Athens ran. First race. four and one-half fur 1 longs-TaylOr, B. J. Swanner, 103 Nathaniel. Floral Artist, Guarnerius 1 106: T B. Zero. 102; Little Pat, 9S. l Second race seven furiongs-Never' | more, Darnivan. 101; Tom Riley, lO5 1 Saul, 1Os; St. Vitus, 106; Frank Carr i 100; Mimon, S9; Radium, Thank Heav' en, S5.
 Third race, six furlongs-Mrs. Jack | Dolan. Fortune Teller. 103; Pinta, Unac | Suzanne, 90; Mrs. Falconer, Lady Sel' lers. 1Os; Mamie Lynch, 1O7; Burno'
 Fourth race. mile and sSyent, yards-Mlss Mae Day. 103; Footslighti | Favorlte. 1O2; Jack Young, Taby Tosa 1O1; J P. Mayberry, 90. -.-.---, | Fifth race, seven furlongs-Hook' | seoka, Eleaonr Howard, Flora Levy | 99; Gene Handlon. 100; Fannette. 1OS Lalola, 9S; Room Mate, sl; I'ucian l 105.
 Sixth race, mile and seventy YardI | -Broodler Frank Rice, Little Corker Prosper Dick. 1O3; Light Opera. l0s l Atoga, 105; Athelrose. kingslelle | 101; Pompano, 106; Jim TyreIl' .l0S. At Sheepahehd Ray. 1 NaW YorE Iuna 26-Ham Belle