The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08

l. won; Bcss Chaney. 11o (FeichD. 5 to 2. second: Tomochchi. l9s (s4iiivan) tO thiEd mime Ksrr. S Tor nus, Trigg Morse and Ali Eda ran:
 1o2 tschade), g to 2. won: Darsin.. 1lS Davin). 9 to 2, third. Time. 1:15. Beautiful and Best, Invasion and Race Street ran.
 Third race, five furlongs-Dr:: Gard. Gwilliamsl, Is to 5. second; Horse Rad ish. 110 tFeicht), to 1, third. Time. 1:02. Rolla ran.
 Fourth race: mile and a quarter-MMr Mr Eleanor. s5 (Wiley), 3 to 1, second :: Monaco Maid. ss (schade). 3 10 B.. third. Time. 2:os. Bull Finch. Give Aii. Gay American and Satin Coat ran. ".-.
 Fifth race, one mile-Celebration. 102 (FeichD. g to 5. won; Echodale, no
 Davin). 2 to 1. second; Mac Hanlon. 1o4 tWilliams), II to t., third. Time. Denton, Tenny Belle. W. B. Gates ran.
 Sixth race. one mile-Cotillion. 91 (Wiiey). even; won; lnfiammabie, lol Arah May. John Barbee, Voltage. In- trigue, Bonaird. Limerick Girl ran.
 Entries.
 First race, six furlongs; selling-Mrs Annie, Fruit. Monigram. Jade, go; Ma lie Long, 104; W. B. Gates. Curd Giilock 1o6; Walter Pansy. 1o7; The Plains. 1oS; I. Samelson. 109.
 Second race, five furlongs; selling America II. Ina Gray. 1o2; Col. Jewett, 95; Watchful, 1o5; Minna Baker, 1o7; Bitter Brown. 10S; Gov; Davis, 110; Race Street. ss; Bonnie Prince Charlie. 102: Optional. St Florence, Kenova. 1O6; High Chancellor. ils
 Fourth race, mile and eighth; Sara fa hapdiran-Ed ha Sheridan Q7 Satin Coat. s5: The Regent, Shenandoah. s4; Tartan. 1o2; Rightful, 112; Rain land; lC5; Just So; ss Sat satin assn; Goat; and Rainland Goldblatt entry; shenan- doah and Just So, F. A. Chinn entry. Fifth rage; one mile; st seliing-Hil9na. and Best, Echodale, 114.
 sixth pace seven ss Cassie, 90; Mayor Graham. Ailsa. Scot land. 1oe, Merry Pioneer. lo7.
 New York. July 7.-sysonby. the great Keene three-year- old. hailed as the champion of the year. is not card ed to start tomorrow in the Brighton. the richest of all-aged handicaps run ton Optime colt In this famous mile and a quarter race. Is a source of keen appointment to the race goers. es- peciaily so in view of the fact that Artful. who in two years of racing. has defeat only to aistable- mate and Ortwells, the stout son of King Eric-Teas Over are both carded for the handicap Artful and Ortwells have been looked upon as the horses most likely to wrest away from Sys- onby his fast accumulating laurels, or at least to give him the greatest strug- gle of his triumphant career.
 somewhat dimmed by her recent de- feat. along with Delhi in th' Brighton mile. won by Ortwells, IS also nan. | to go in the handicap tomorrow. 1..- together nine horses appear in the overnight list of starters, but only the three already referred to can he looked upon as of Brighton class, This value of s25,OO0, the winner to take not less than s22,o0O. has been contest ed for by the very best horses the American turf has known. Last year its already bright history was made the more luStrous by the establishment of a new worlds record. Broomstick. In that memorable head to head drive n mile and a quarter faster than any other racing animal the world has known. When the record beating time of POP 4-5 was announced. Brighton took its place among the renowned race courses of the country.
 Both Irish Lad and Broomstick are from this years Brighton. It but his bad race few days ago show ed he was not in condition for such T as the Brighton is expected to produce.
 As among ArtfuI. ortwells and Bel dame. there Is wide divergence of