The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-24
At Fair Grounds.

I- Horn, who was under restraint all the way and won eased up, and Huzzan, who outclassed his company and can tered home at his leisure, were the winning favorites at the Crescent City Jockey Club tracks today. John Doyle won the first race under constant pres sure and Lily Brook who won the sec ond lasted barely long enough to end the contest in her favor. Song and Wine, whose limit as to distance seems to be five fnrlongs, quit in the stretch In the third race and Dance Music, against whom the ring at one time post ed 150 to 1, won out by a narrow mar gin Swedish Lad, favorite In the fifth, priced at 25 to 1, had all the speed and won with something in reserve. The track was good and weather clear.
 First race. selling. six furlongs- Baggerly, lO1 (E1eatherington). 10 to l, second; Ponca, 104 (Shaver), 30 to l, third Time, :17 4-5. Responsive. Lady Belair, Monograph. Bob Murphy. Flora Levy, Avoid, Annu, First One and Fleetful ran.
 Second race, selling five furlongs- Lidy Brook, IF (Dominickl. to 1. won; Presentiment. IF c. Phillipsl, 5 to 2, second; Simplicity. IT (H. Phil lips). II to 5. third. Time, l;o4. Fal- Gaffney, Alice Lloyd, Josie, Tarbula, Miss Hazy and St. Bonnie ran.
 Third race. six furlongs-Dance Mu- sic, 80 c. Johnson), 100 to l, woni 6 to 5, second: John Nolan. 9S (stoval). 100 to l. third. Time. 1:16 4-5: Lucky Charm, Inqufsitive Girl, Topic, Foot lights Favorite and Kitties ran.
 Fourth race, six and half furlongs Rams Horn. 12O (Crimmins), II to 20, second; Augur, 112 q. Hennessy), 9 to 2, third. Time, 1928 3-5. Lady Ellison, Ranger and Lieutenant Rice ran.
 Fifth race. selling, six furiongs-- Aules. 11S (Aubuchon), 5 to 1, second ; National, 1O6 (Crimmins), 8 to 1, third. Time, l:1S. Carnival, Billy Wake, Hickory Corners, Swedish Lad, Esper- and Rondolet ran. Max Rose was left
 sixth race, one mils-Huzzah. 105 c, McIntyrel, to 10, won; Floral Wreath, 1O5 (Coeolo), to 1, second; Goldaga, 1O5 Q-ivingstonl, 50 to |, third. Time, anu NDa'HH Entries Il' To-day.
 First race, one mile, selling--Annie Alone, S9; Dandora, Soldier of For Keogh, Stalker, Falmouth, 1O6; Frank Rice, Yellmantown, Bonnie 1.-the, Evelyn Kinsey, Fitzbrillar, 1os; Mis- sic, l14.
 Second race, one mlle, sell1ng--ban- nockbelle, S9; Yorkshire, Garrett Will son, Sanction, 94; Bountfful, 1O1; Parl- sienne, 104; Mauser, 106; Glendon, 10s; Aules, Hudson White Ghost, III; Cap tain Gaines Dalesman, Harry New, Blennenworth, 114.
 Third race. mile and sixteenth, sell ing-The Eye, 96; Lady Free Knight, 99; Cataline, Dixie Lad, '1O1i Gracious, Misanthrope, Drummond, 104; Loves Labor 106; Mezzo, 1O9; Tristan Shandy, 110; Gas Lighter, Lee King, Ill; Can yon, 119.
 Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile selling-Julia Jenkins. S7; Autimony, 90; Hestry. Tom Mankins, 93; Wreath of Ivy, Felix Mozses, 94; Charlie Dick son, 95; Redman, Lord of the Valley, 96; lieutenant Rice. Over Again, 91; Lit tie Jack Horner, 99; Knowledge, 1O2.
 Fifth race, -sixteenths Of mile purse-Footlight Favorite, La- Cache Sadducee, Pity, Whorler, Mrs. Frank Foster, Wellesley, Shotgun, Flyer. Cardinal wolsey, no; Sweet Charity. Dallas. Fannette, Inquisitive Girl, Lingo, 115.
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. selling-Queen Rose, a4; Lineal, Lady Fonse. Ojibwa, 90; Rachael Ward, St. Daniel, 93 St. Sever. Courtmaid,, 95; Decoration. Miss Betty, 100; Rankin. Favonius, Barkelmore, 10S; Homestead, 104; Gravina, 108.