The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-28
TRANSFORM, MONTGOMERY
 COLT, SHOWED CLASS
Crmmins Got Favorite Away to Good Sar Following Otto Stiefe to Stretch When He Made His Ride, Kings
 Trophy Getting Place in Hard Drive.

Memphis. Tenn. March 27.-The sta bles of w. s. Williams & Co. furnished the winner of the Montgomery handi- cap today when Rams Horn, the 3-year- old bay colt, by Bute-Aunt Tessa, led field of eighteen contenders to the wire. finishing two lengths ahead or Bennett stable. Otto Stiefel was third. Jockey Crimmins piloted the winner in masterly manner, getting his mount off to good start and assuming the lead in the stretch, which the colt tra- versed In a burst of speed, finishing with much to spare.
 Rams Horn coupled in the betting with Phil Finch and the Williams en- in the betting. There was no excep- tionally strong play on this pair. how ever, owing to the conceded openness of the race and from the opening price 1 at post tibe. Totalon and Dalvay were well played at As and 5s and Otto Steifel was backed from 15 to to to l. The Bennett entry, Kings Tro- phy and Little Scout, the latter the winner of the handicap last year, re- ceived strong backing at to and 10 to 1. After a delay of seven min beautiful start. Otto Stiefel, who was always we'll up, took the lead at the half mile pole and held 1t until he was headed by Rams Horn in the stretch; wrested the place from Otto Stiefel in hard drive.
 Montgomery park attracted many thousands for the first days racing of the new Memphis Jockey Club. Over a score of bookers drew in and the bet ting was brisk.
 In the last race Duchess ollie fell with Jockey Hildebrand. who was stunned by the impact, but not seri- ously injured.
 Weather clear; track good.
 First race inaugural Sfyearolds Ids ana tE Walsh), 5 to 1, won: Major Pelham, 1l9 (Wedderstrand). 10 to 1. second; Burleigh. 116 c. Martin). to 5, third. Time. 1:o2l4. Simplicity. Blytheness
 Second race. selling. 2-year- olds. four furlongs-George Leiper, 10S (W. Fish er). to l. won; Hyperion H., 1oS GA; Bronson. ios (wedderstrand), 15 to 1, third. Time, :49 IA. Draco. Port Worth, Quinn Brady and Pin Sticker also ran.
 Third race. selling, 4-year-olds and up, one mile-Hands Across. 109 (Au-- buchon). to 5. won: Rough and Tumble. los c. Martini, to I. sec- ond; Dewey. 112 Henry2s lt iS n, to f ]. I: Wright, Federal. Dolinda, Nameoki Homestead, Don't Ask Me and Exclam- ation also ran.
 Swear odds and up. $5.625 added, one mile and ne-sixteenth-Rams Horn. 1O5 (Crimmins). 3 to 1. won; Kings Trophy. 97 (Aubuchon), 10 to 1. sec ond; otto Stiefel, 103 (Henry), to 1. third. Time. 1:47 1-2. Totalon, old Stone. Canteen, Dalvay, Terra Firma. | Spencerian, Aurumaster, Rainland, Lit | tie Scout, Bondage, Falernian, Miss | Doyle, Thistle Do. Jack Young and Phil Finch also ran.
 Fifth race, 2-year-old Allies, four | furlongs-French Nun. 106 (J. Mar
 tin). 8 to 5, won; Toots Nook, 105 (Hil- | debrand), to 1, second; Lady Navarro, | 105 CH. Phillips), to 1, third. Time. l :49 3-4. Helena c, Oasis. Nellie | Noony, Rustic Lady, Hand Bag. Ruth | W. Tinker, Bitter Brown and Marlacie | ran.
 Sixth race. selling, 3-year- and up, five furlongs-La Pucelle, 31 GA W. | Booker). [ to 5, won: Gay Minister, III | CD. Boland)J 15 to 1. second: Pontotoc | 94 (Schilling), 10 to l, third Time,
 1:e2 1-2. Volt Bars. Deshon. Doc Wal
 lace, Ametus, Retiny B. Glendale and l Centigram ran. Duchess Ollie fell
 Entries Today. | First race, selling, ve-eighths mile All Black, 97: Walzetta, Belle Kin
 ney, Lady Wilmot. Luretta. Queen
 Rose, 102; Masa, 104; Envoy, 107; Star.
 buck. 167; Il Dottore. 1O7; Mussulman.
 107: Optional 113; J. Ed. Grillo, 115;
 Monastic, 119; Henry Bert, l23. Second race, half mile, selling-Dal- |