The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
"OFF AT MEMPHIS"
SPRING MEETING OPENS THERE
 MONDAY.
Weather Has Been Ideal For a Week and Track Promises to Re Fast. Field of Seventeen Start i'm the
 Montgomery Handicap.

Memphis, March 25.-Everything is in readiness at Montgomery, Park for meeting which begins Monday. Wealth. CT and track conditions have been ideal for a week past and several Montgom- cry handicap horses have been given preliminary work.
 First race. five furlongs-Hannibal Bey, 100; Simplicity; log; Couneiiman' ls iis lSs Otis MnSr is Bpses pses%
 Second race, half mile. selling Colonel Bronston. los; Pinsticker, 105; Bss Bsaac ayDsron Ser M PaH iSs Fsforg Resfns 1O3; PoHt Worth. 11S; Quinn Brady. 11S.
 Third Trace. one mile. selling-Dolin- da, 105, Postmaster, Wright, Homestead. Blue Mint, Don't Ask Me. 1O7; Exclam- Across, 109; I. Samelson, Dewey, Mem phian, Aladdin, Dalesman. 112.
 Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth, Montgomery handicap-,Falernian, s5: Scout. 116; Miss Doyle, 9S; Terra Firma. 100: Luralighter. 100: Auromas- ter, 100; Ramshorn, 106; Phil Finch, 115; otto steifel. 1o7; Gregor K. 10s; Ills: Daivay. 115; Tokalon. IF.
 Fifth race, half mile-oasis. Rosin- ini Toots. Mooks, Tinker, Ruth K. Freneh Nun masfsH Bitter aq Brown Odd Gia. Transmute. Marlacchi, Lady Navarro, 105.
 s7; St. Bonnie, 97; Rainey R., 91; Ametus, 99; Delco, 99; Volt Bars, 99; Wedgewood, 102; Dock Wallace. De shon, 102; Caviet, I04; Duchess Ollie, 1O9; Gay Minister 104: Glendale, 10S.
 At City Park.
 New Orleans, March 25.-There was the usual Saturday crowd at City Park today and seven good races passed off pleasantly and satisfactorily. The weather and track conditions were ideal and the card was an extra good one and as three of the seven favorites won. the packers had little to com plain of.
 First race, 3-year-olds. one mile--t Gold Rose. 1e5 (J Keliy), l to '. won; Recreo, no (Troxler), 20 to 1. second; Lionel, l1o (E. Morrison)' 70 to 2,: !, Eye. CRubeen. Sand Bath ran.
 Second race, 3-year-olds and up, selt- ing, six furlongs-Miss Callatine. 103 1NicoD. to.2 won; kilsies, ties, ISs os {An- Lily Long. Lady Felix. Gran Vitesse, Paul Whaley, yolney,. Eva Wood, L. June Collins and St. Caro- ran. Lit tie Margaret left at post.
 Third race 3-year-olds and up, sell ing. six furlongs-National, sS tMS: (F'oy). 10 to 1. second: Lily Brook. S6 (C. Fisher). f to 1. third. Time, i:13 S-5. Rudabek, Norwood Ohio, FL sic L, Isabella D, Mrs. Bob, Lord of the Valley. Precious Band and T. G. Scarborough ran.
 Fourth race S-year-olds and up. one mile-Coruscate, 100 (NicoD, Is to ,, won; Six Shooter. 1OS (McLaughlinJ, to z EInri1a1 1T HannaQ- sy).. 13 to 1, third. Time, 1:39 S-5. Brand New and Janeta finished as named.
 Fifth race. 3-year-olds and up. sell to 5. won; Postman, 99 (Oregar). to third. Time. 2:s5 Is. Demurrer;
 Sixth race. 4-year-olds and up, five rurlongs-Astarita, 1O6 (NicoD. to ,. won; Fox Meade. lo7 1-2 lE. Morri- Kelly). to 1, third. Time, Ao1 1-5. Frontenac, Royal Wisdom, Dallas. Soundly and Sarner ran.
 Seventh race. 3-year-olds and up, SIX furlongs-Thespian. 112 (stevens). IS to 5. won; Sharp Boy, 95 (Foy), to 1. second; Billy Handel, 93 (J. Kelly), IF to 1, third, Time, 1918 4-5. St. Tammany, Twemlow. Orderly, Melodi- ous and April Shower ran.
 Entries for Monday.
 First race, four furlongs, selling Prince Glenn. 9T; Granada, Parvo, 99; Inspector Girl, Sister Edith, 103; Ser tha E.. 106.
 Second race. five furlongs. purse Fred Made, A Prince, Waseon, Little sam. Red Devil. Good Player, 109; Fer ryman, CommandanB Chibouk, l12; Bonnie Reg, St. Fury. Husted, Barker Harrison, IA; Judge Nolan. Otsego, IT.
 Third race, mile1wPrecious Band. 9S: Lily Brook. e9; Behrhunter. 100; Sand Bath, 103; Bryan, 7Norwood. Ohio, 107; The Eye, 10S; Lady Mercury, III.
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Bana- na Cream Little Marjum, 95: Mildred l.. t97: Hoodwink. 9S; Lee Snow. 99; Show Girl, 100; Governor Sayres, 102; Noweta. 100: Woodlyn, 102; Hemlock. The Don. Harding, 1o3; Morris Volmer, Ebony St Wood, 105