The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07

Today Race King was out paced all the
way
OF the eleven starters in the steeple-
chase, only four finished, the others fall
ing at the various jumps, which are said
tc be unusually stiff ON this course. The
winner Flying Virginian, was backed
down from to l to to l. Palette at 30
to l won the last race. Not a favorite
won Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Irene Lindsay.
12i Uyne) to ., won. Cairngorm. 112
wv Davis) II to 10. second. Flyback, ia
Clildebrand), 2 to l, third. Time, TIA.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Ardria 1903 (W. Davisl. to /, won: Com
edienne 1903 Baird, to 3. second; stall
actycal, 1l2 (Redfern), % to 1, third Time,
0:54 10
Third race. the Boauet stakes. selling.
five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a CBaird), to 1,
won; (DGalavant 102 (Hildebrand), to
/. second; Leonard Joe Hayman, 80 (Mil-
ler), to /, third Time. :01.
(sl-Coupled with Jessamine
Fourth race Toboggan handicap, six
furongs, straight-Roseben 1l2 O'NeiD,
to /, won; Sparkling Star. 81 CPowers),
20 to l. second: Pasadena, 1906 Nyne), 7
to l. third Time. 10
Fifth race, steeplechase. about miles
Flying Virginian, 146 (Stone), to l, won;
Ivan. 1853 page. 10 to l. second; Mel
bourne Eclipse, lag (Kelly), 6 to l, third.
Time, 1905.
Sixth race, selling. mile-Palette. 96
/ (Notter). 30 to /. won; Wizard. 105 (Burns)
7 to ], second, Orly II. log 0Iildebrand)
to 5, third. Time. 1:42.
Belmont Entries.
! First race, four and one-half furlongs,
+ straight-Handy Dngwall, Sir Tristan,
| Battle Axe, Don Diego, Hammer Away,
J East End. 1l2; Queen Florentine, st. Ur-
sula, Charles Well.
Second race four and one-half fur
longs, straight Phillips A, 1O4; Astron-
! omer, 1O2: Gold Coin. Gentian 80; Merrick !,
9s: Oddella, go; Veribest, In Line, 80;
Mintia. Hooray Guy Mannering, 81; Ell
| leen Burn, 81.
Third race, six furlongs. straight--This-
tie Date 1lS; Fortune Hunter, Billy Roche
Sunlight, 10; Speakers, Drone, Prince
Hamburg Migrane, Renault, es; Gambler,
| Castor, %; Rolly Polly, Ethels Pride,
Ismallan High Life, SO.
Fourth race Croton handicap. six fur
longs-Iady Amelia. 122; Leonidas, 1903;
Spring, 1885, Diamond, Race King, 106;
Bandy, Wild Mint. 105; oxford, 10f; Pas
sadena, Preen, 118; Duke OF Kendall lO2;
! KING Pepper 81; Trapper 50; Confessor,
! 30: Diamond flush ~ AnperJack' uncas'
| IS! Palette. 81
Fifth race handicap, seven furIongs,
| straight-lnspiration 126; Stecla, 1874; Sal
vatella, i2O ToIsan 113; Diamond Flush,
I 10; Palette, l0s.
sixth race handicap, mlle-Graziallo,
Rapid Water 49, St. Valentine 100; Right
ROYAL, Dandelfon 105; Voladay, 9S.
At Lexington.
Lexington, KY, May 1.-THE victory of
! Charles Eastman over Youth and Curly
Jim in the Lexington. stakes was the fea-
lures OF todays racing. Lord Kent
IIandmore and French Nun were the win
ming favorites-
First race, four and half furlongs-
French Nun. JOG %. Martini. to 2, won
Merely Mary Ann. l0 (Niblack), Z to 2
second; stoessel. JOS &c. Kelly),r6 to l.
third Time, :56A
Second race four and a half furlongs-
/ Lord Kent. 1l5 (McLaughlin), to 5. won;
| Lucy Carr 1l2 tTrebueD, to I. second;
Single Shot. 1l2 CE. Walsh, to l. third.
Time. 81.
Third race, FIVE and a half furlongs-
Autumn Leaves. 1903 tMcLaughln), to l.
won; Mouldoon. 90 (Wishard), 10 to ],
second: Black Fox. 40 CHoffler) to ],
third Time 109A
! Fourth race. fonr and half furlongs,
the Lexington stakes-Chare Eastman,
11S (NiblaelD. to ]. won; Youth. lis q.
Martini. I to 5, secondl Curly Jim. 11s (Mc-
Laughing, to l. third. Time, :56s4.
Fifth race mile and a sixteenth-Hand-
more. 1i2 (Wishard). to 8. won: Swift
Wing 100 (Hothersoe), ~ to l. second;
Ben Haywood. 1i2 (stevens), to q third.
| Time, 1894.
sixth race. six ADMINISTRATIONS, 81