The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-26

longs-Joe Coyne ID. Boland), s to 5, won;
Rubiayat, 104 CNoonan), 8 to /. second;
Cormosa, 103 (Wedderstrand), so to /,
third. Time, 80.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Dady Savoy,
~ (Noonan). . to TO- won; Miss Gum. 81
(Wedderstrand), IS to l. second; Mafalda.
1O6 Cd. Austin) % to L. third. Time, / :0l
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth SELL
ing-C hamblee, 109 (Fisher). 80 to l. won;
Brooklyn, 102 (Boland), to 5, second
Hortensia. 1O5 Oannon), y to 5, third.
Time, 1:4SA.
Entries a: Nashville.
First race six furlongs-Memphian 10;
June Collins. Arthol 1O7: Gladhand, Van
Tassel, 1917 Lila Noel, The Waitress 81;
Gasconne, 81; Rain Witch, 90; Maverick,
1866 Florence Fonso, 1O4; BAIL, 49, Easter
JOY, 90.
Second race. four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL,
ZIG; Hugh Keogh, 112; Bright Star, Ems
ley, Bernien, l06 Tennebon, Cock Sure,
Dagoria 1903; ossneke. 113,
Third race, full course. steeplechase-
Rip Martin, ISL; Martin Brady 1873; Sa-
vond, 12S Beana, 1o3 Metuda, 1871; st.
Enoch, 1877
Fourth race, Utopia handicap, mile
Ivan the Terrible. l07; Jordan, 1O1; Ben
Volio, 1907 Besterling. 100; Coruscate 1O4;
Layson, "a; La Pucelle, 81. Jordan and
Layson coupled Hayes entry
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Chamb-
lee, ia; Orderly. 1O4; Laura Hunter 100;
Norwood Ohio. 9s; Belize Dodson. Ogontz,
National, 81; Helena w. 81; Jigger. 100;
Sassarac, 107; Glendon, 100; Violin So
Sixth race five furlongs. selling-Daring.
1O4; Gold Mate, 100; Sheriff., Chauncey
Olcott, 80: Frerzied Finance Inspector
Girl 96 Cotton Town, 10t; Identity. 81.
At Jamaica.
New York. April 25-In the presence of
1000 persons the Albemarle stables Santa
Catalina, at to /, in the betting, won the
$4,000 Excelsior stake at Jamaica, defeat
ing a good field. Preen, an added starter,
finished first. but was disqualified for
fouling. Jockeys Fuller and j. Kelly were
thrown heavily to the ground as a result
of kents riding and were carried off the
track. The foul occurred near the finish.
-Four horses were heads apart when Preen
closed on the outside and bore over the
rail- compelling all the boys to pull up.
However Witful with Fuller up, and Sir
Briar with Kelly up, were unable to avoid
going down, Kelly falling on the finishing
line. and Fuller falling a few yards be-
yond the finish. The start of the Excel
sior handicap was bad Sinister and Preen
showing the way aroma the first turn
and into the back stretch. Rounding the
far turn Sinister was leading Making the
turn into the stretch Sinister swung wide
allowing Rapid Water. Witful Ormonde' S
Right and Santa Catalina to come through
on the rail Near the finish they were
heads apart, and Preen closed fast on
the outside, shutting off the others. Jock
ely Fuller received a bad cut on his leg
and was removed to St Mary's hospital
in Jamaica. Kelly escaped with a shaking
up. Jockey Kent who rode Preen. was
suspended for the remainder of the meet
ing for rough riding.
First race, handicap, six furlongs-New
York. 96 (Crimmins) to @ won; Tocsin,
119 (Odom) 16 to 8, second; Trapper. 104
(Burns) to l, third. Time 1;13 3-5.
Second race selling mile and seventy
yards-The Gadfiy 80 tPerrine) to /, won
Head Dance. "a q. Kelly to s, second
Carbuncle Ill Redfern) to l, third.
Time l :46
Third race four and one-half furlongs-
Just. 1902 (Crimmins) 20 l. won; Anodyne,
1Oi (Burns) is to l. second: Green Room,
107 (O'NeilD to /, third. Time 80.
Fourth race, Excelsior handicap mile
and sixteenth-Santa Catalina. 80 (AIiller)
s to I, won; Cx) Rapid Water, 119 Uyne)
s to 1. second: Sinister. "a tMcDanieD 10 to
/. won; Third. Time :4e 2-5.
(X) Coupled. Preen finished first but dis
qualified
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Tommy
Waddell, 1o2 (Miller) 10 to l, won; Old
England. 10 CIV. Davis) to |. second
Orefeo. 10 Oyne) to /, third. Time
1:13 3-5.
sixth race. four and one-half furlongs-
Clark Griffith. 112 SHAW 16 to s. won
Gold Badge 112 (O'NeilD to 5, second;
Chalfonte 112 Oh. Smith. 100 to l, third.
Time .55iL