The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-30
A. Memphis.

Memphis, March 29.-John w. Schorr's
chestnut colt, George Leiper, by Top
Gallant Agnes Morancey, romped home an
easy winner in the CASTOR Hotel stakes
at Montgomery park today. Klingsor was
second two lengths behind and Yankee
Consul, the two to one fayorite poor
third. The race was four furlong affair
for two year olds and eight starters
faced the barrier Jockey Fisher got
George Lieper off to a good start, easily
to ok the lead at the head of the stretch
and won handily. George Leiper's opening
price was 3 to l, which heightened to 4
to l at post time.
Marco, Japanese Maid and Yankee Con-
sui were the beaten favorites. The track
wan ankle deep In mud and the weather
cold and raw.
First race of the card developed a
driving finish between Bonnie Prince
Charlie and Hannibal Bey, the former
winning by narrow margin.
Despite the inclemency Of the weather
a good attendance was shown
First race, selling. two year olds and
up, six furlongs-Bonnie Prince Charlie,
100 &c. Walsh to l. won; Hannibal
Bey, 96 (Schilling) 10 TO l, second; Nor
della, 80 (Fecht 10 to l, third Time ;1SA.
Second race selling, two year old fillies,
IDuT lVo NF6tuiJ "
I. won; Rustic Lad. 80 (E. Fischer 10 to
l, second; Leta Duffy II buchanan 10
to 1. third. Time 53A.
Third race( three year olds, mile-Jake
Sanders, 10 (Aubuchon) to TO- won;
Siss Lee, 1O5 q. McIntyre) 10 to 1, second;
Far West, 107 CW Fischer) to 1, third.
Time 1:451h
Fourth race, CASTOR Hotel Stakes, two
year old colts and geldings, four fur
longs-George Lieper lis CIV. Fischer, 4
to 1, won; Klingsor. Is (Hildebrand) 20
to l. second; Yankee Consul, 118 CT.
Fhillips) to j. thira. Time 81.
Fifth race, selling. three year Odds and
up. six furlongs-vanness 40 CIV. Ficsher)
1 to 2. won; Daple Gold 113 III. Phillips)
to 1, second; Optional 101 (Shaver) 20
to l. third. Time 1:1s1a.
Sixth race, selling. four year olds and
up. mile and sixteenth-Falernian 1902
(Shaver) 8 to 5, won; Nameoki. III o.
Martini to 2, second; Allan. los (FechD
to 1, third. Time 1:511h
Entries at Memphis.
First race, four and one-half furlongs
selling-Trigg Marse, 102; Paul Deering
Handmash, Billy Bensin6, Rusticate, 103
Cobmosa, 104; Joe Coyne, Seamate, 1885,
Jack Dolan, 10.
Second race, selling, six furlongs-Cen-
tigram, 9S Little Harry. SO; Light Note.
Mussulman, Lady Filmct 80; Fannette,
1O1; Crisscross 1903; Queen Rose, 80; Hor-
tensia, ITO; Caviet, 105; Mingore, 105; Lord
French Duchess Ollie. 107
Third race five furlongs, purse-Pat-
paul, Covina, 104; Starbuck 107; Belle
Kinney. Miss Jordan. 112; Angleta. III.
Fourth race, one mile, Montgomery
handicap consoation-Miss Doyle, 80;
Kings Trophy, 81; Luralghter, 100; Bond
age. 1893; Spencerian, Rainland, 10; Little
Scout, Id.
Little Scout and Kings Trophy Ben
nett entry.
Fifth race. mile and quarter steeple-
chase. selling-Bank Holiday, 125; Bright
Girl, 1872; Donami, Barge. 1884, Sweet
Jane 1888; Myth, las; Collegian, 14s; Gold
Bell, 1877.
Sixth race, one mile selling-BannoclS
Belle, 80; Annie Alone Doctor c., Dixie
Lad, 81; Black Cat, 95; Pettijohn. 100; Lit
tie Waly. 101; Misanthrope, 101; Hide
brand. 1902; Dotinda, 1903; Homestead. 105;
Allan, 107; Favonius, los; Postmaster
Wright, Ill; Censor, r.