The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-04

Memphis, April 3.-Captain D. o. Browns handsome bay colt Agile. by Sir Dixon, dam Aipena, ridden by Jack Martin romped home an easy winner m the Tennessee derby at a mile and an eighth this afternoon, defeating Jonn Smulski, the Ellison candidate. ana Jack Lory, representing the stable Of Ramshorn f2nn % and Whippoorwili. the entry of Captain W: s. Williams. were With drawn. Agile was prohibltlVe Ia vorite in the betting. The race was run over muddy course. The three horses were called tothe post shorlly after o'clock and to good star. n Agile soon showed his superiority by assuming the lead at will Down the back stretch the son of Sir Dixon never faltered and turning TOT nome dS w two lengths to the good. Martin heLa Agile in gentle restraint in the nignt to the wire and won in hollow rasnlon The finish for second place was spir- ited between John Smuiski and !ack Lory. At the last furlong pore u looked like the Schorr horse would se- cure second money. but under vlgss orous ride John Smulski forged ahead and finished second by length.
 Today's derby was ssro prooa5nays TO a5a ysouth the the gross value being $1o,535, of which SS,S00 went to the winner. Captain Brown and Trainer Robert Tucker were the recipients of many coRgratu lations after the race and one turfman said to the Pittsburg owner: You have the Kentucky derby at your mercy with that good colt.
 Captain Brown won last years Ten nessee derby with Proceeds: The second race at a mile and sixteenth was declared off because of numerous scratches and selling affair at one mile was substituted.
 First race, selling. 2-year-o olds, four furlongs-Odella, 1O5 tAupuchon), le to 1, won; Blue Pirate, 103 (Shaver), to 1, second; ossineke. 1o5 (D, Bo- land1; to l. third THa sarnsen Tme; ;SS Quinn inn Brady, Paul Dearing, Bitter Hand Quicksand. 1O7; Faietta and kava- naugh also ran.
 second race. mile-standard, l9S Gold, 110 (Hildebrand). 10 to l, second; Nameoki, 115 (FeichD, 5 to 1, third. Time, I:441-2. Logistelli, Redman, Plan1ps Bl@e%n gbt f47 Note saFkgimGre colegian and Little Wally also ran. ,.
 Third race, i've furlongs-Mansard, III Gyne), to l, won; Monastic, III (Aubuchon), 1 to 2. second; Duchess Ollie. lO6 (Hildebrand). to I, third. Time, 1:02 3-4. Otis, Vlc Zeiglcr, Teddy, Miss Cornel and Caviet also ran.
 Fourth race. Tennessee derby sweep stakes for S-year- olds. one and one eighth mile-Agile, 122 tJ, Martini, to 4. won; John Smulski. 122 (H. Phil lips). to 1. second; Jack Lofy. lZ2 (fIiidebrand), to l, third Time. 1:6s. Three starters.
 Fifth race. 2-year,-olds. four, and one half furlongs-Yankee Consul, 113 (H. Phillips), to 5, won; Klingsor, 113 (Hildebrand). to 5, second; Joe Coyne. ;5S s14. High Chance, Cobmora, Pat tonville. Rusticate and Jacks Queen also ran.
 Sixth race, selling, Swear -olds and up, mile-Hortensia io6 (Cocolo), 10 to l, won; Docile, 101 (Murphy), 2O to |, second; Ed Sheridan, 90 (SewalD, 9 to 5. third. Time, 1:44 4-5: Fore, hand, Annie Alone, Luretta, Dixie Lad and Gaslighter also ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, three-fourths of mile selling-Barker, Graphite, 102: MT. Jack, Chief Bush. St. Bonnie, Our Sister. 1O5; Signal Light. Pontotec, Ametus Volt Bars, Wedgewood, Walsh, 1O7.
 Second race. four and half furlongs purse-Trigg Morse, 9s; Draco. Col Bronston, Handmash, Hyperion H.. James Reddick, Beraud's Folly, Meadow Breeze, Rhinoch, 101; Sir Brinkley. Gurnemanz. 1O5; Aviston, no.
 Third race. one and ne-eighth of a mile, seIling-Woolnola, SS; Bannock Belle, 90; Sanction, 97; Uncle Charlie, 99; Critical, 100; Handspinner. Lee King. 1O6; Brooklyn, Aurumaster. 10S; Blue Mint. I09; Glisten, 11O; Allan. 115; Ev- elyn Kinsey, Ill; Gaslighter, Memphian, 114.
 Fourth race, one mile, Country Club bandicap-Jake Sanders, 104; Rainland, Miss Doyle, 95; Rapid Water, 123.
 Fifth race, one and one-fourth miles, short course. steeplechase-St. Enoch, Dominique You, 1S4; Challie Dean, Classleader. 142; Ontonagon. Savond, 145; Collegian, Carnelian, 152.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, selIing-Walzetto, 1O4; Little Red, Paul Jones, 1O6; Mussulman, 1O9; Allista, Little Jack Horner, Glen Gallant, Princelot, Mordella, Operator. Miss Co., meg, 116; Lord French, 11S; Oudono, Killdee, Ball Hornet, 121.
 At Oakland.
 San Francisco, April 3.-Southern Lady, Maxetta and lredus were the oppuiar winners at Oakland today, The bettors had a shade the best of it, as in addition to these three, Angie and Flaunt were well supported as second and third choices in their respective races. Track good.
 First race, one-half mile-Southern I'm