The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-30
MEMPHIS BREWER
TAKES GAsT0N HOTEL STAKES
 YESTERDAY.
His TopgalIant Colt, George Leiper Romps Home In the Memphis 2-Year-Old Classic, Running
 Good Race In the Mud.

| Memphis, Tenn, March 29-John ". Scnorrs chestnut colt, George Leiper, by Topsallant-Agnes Morancy. romped nome an easy winner in the Gaston
 Hotel stakes at Montgomery Park to- Iday. Klingsor was second two lengths behind and Yankee Consul, the to 1 favorite. a poor third The race was a four furiong for 2-year-olds and eight Fisher got George Leiper off to a good start, easily took the lead at the head or the stretch and won handily. George Leiper's opening price was to 1. time. Marco, Japanese Maid and Yam kee Consul were the only beaten fa- vorites. The track was ankle deep in mud and the weather cold and raw. The first race of the card developed driving finish between Bonnie Prince Charlie and Hannibal Bey. the former winning by narrow margin. Van Ness the l to favorite in the fifth race, pulled up. Falernian came from be- hind and took the sixth event with ease Despite the inclemency of the weather good crowd was in attend ance.
 First race. selling. 2-year-olds and up, six furlongs-Bonnie Prince Char lie. 1o3 (E. walsh). 10 to '. won: Han nibal Bey, 96 (Schilling), 10 to l. sec ond; Mordella, ss (Feicht). 10 to l.. Marco. Barkelmore, Gay Minister, curd Gillock. Orchestra, Apetrix, Enverite, Awakening and Preteus ran.
 second race. selling, 2-year-old Ill. lss Fsch 5ouF to furl1ngsMagna %ng Rnsd sov 1ss lw.. Fisher). 10 to l. second: Leta Duffy. 112 (Buchanan), 10 to 1, third Time. :51 3-4. Hand Bag, Rivaral. Wequeton Sing, America IT., Startling
 Third race. 3-year-olds. mile-Jake Sanders, 11O (Aubuchon). to 10, won; 1; Siss Lee. 105 (J. McIntyre), 15 to 1. second; Far West, 1o7 (W: Fisher). 8 to l, third. Time. 1;45 1-2 Devout
 Fourth race. Gaston Hotel stakes, g. year-old colts and geldings, four fur longs-George Leiper, 11S (W. Fisher). to l. won; Klingsor, 11s (Hildebrand) 20 to 1. second; Yankee Consul. 11S (H. Phillips), to 1. third. Time. :51. Col. rion II. and Brentwood ran.
 Fifth race, selling. Ss::year-olds and Fisher). to ?, won; Dapple Gold. 113 tH. Phillips), 8 to l. second; Optional, 101 (Shaver), 20 to 1, third. Time. 1 IS 1-2. Censor, Belle of Portland,
 Sixth race, selling. 4-year-olds and up, mile and sixteenth-Falernian 102 (shaver), s to 3. won; Nameoki, 1da lna G; oiNsit Martini, 5 to g. second; Allan 1:51 1-2. Memphian. Favonius, Lee Lee King. Mai Hanlon, Ben Chance, Plau- tus and Aladdin ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, four and one-half fur longs. selling-Trigg, Marse. 102; Paul Deering, Handmash, Billy Bensing, Rusticate, 103 Cobmosa, 104; Joe Coyne, Seamate, 105; Jack Dolan, 110.
 Second race, selling, six furlongs+ Cetigraje, 9S; Little Hadry, 96: Light Note. Mussulman, Lady Wilmot, 99; Fannette. 101: Crisscross, 1O3; Queen Rose. 99; Hortensia, 11O; Caviet, 1O5; Mingore,- 1O5; Lord French, Duchess Ollie, 1O7.
 Third race, five furlongs. purse Puff. Covina, 104; Star Buck, 107: Belle Kinney, Miss Jordan, 112; Angleta, 117.
 Fourth race, one mile, Montgomery handicap. consolation-Miss Doyle, 93: Kings Trophy, 97; Luralighter, 100; Bondage. 1OS; spencerian, Rainland 110; Little Scout, IA.
 Fifth race, mile and one-quarter stee- plechase. selling-Bank Holiday, l25; Bright Girl, 1S2; Donami. Bargee. l34; Sweet Jane. 13S: Myth, 145; Colleglan, 14S; Gold Bell 137.
 Sixth race. mile, selllng-Bannock Belle 80; Annie Alone. Doctor C., Dixie Lad, S5; Black, Pettijohn, Little Wally, 1o1; Misanthrope, Hildebrand. 102 Do- linda, 10S; Homeward, 105: Allan, 101; Favonius. 1OS; Postmaster Wright, III: Censor. l12