The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08

opinion as to relative merits and\ il will be difficult to forecast the public favorite until the track conditions to morrow which promise to be excellent are known.
 Monsieur Beaucaire. St. Beilane Dolly Spanker. Ostrich, Ivan the Ter. rible and Adbel have all run fairl! good races from time to time, but to- night turf followers are not regard ing their chances as bright.
 Following are the Brighton Beach entries tomorrow:
 First race. the Punchestown steep1e chase. short course-castalian. l lS2 Elsyeess; ogress. 14o; Rube. ls7; Mes Pelham. 115; Atwood. Lonsshot. 1ls Buttons, Consideration, 110; Right ano True. The Mighty, Line of Life. Girdle 10S; Jay Fay, Gold Ten. 107: Old Eng. Legend, 1o5; Viona. 103; Rabador: Chiet. tain, 102: Consuelo IT., Lang Dolan, 94 Third race. six furlongs.Brookdait SymRh 1s2 cnHho1a o1d Ga Rer onese, 107; Whimsical, Merrick. 1o4 Ossirus. Nostromo. Rye, 100: Miss Lind sey. Georgiana, 97.
 Fourth race. the Brighton handicap p mile and a quarter-Beldame, Or, Wells, 125; Dolly spanker, III; Adbell 10S; Monsieur Beaucaire. 106; Artful 103; Ivan the Terrible. St. Bellane. s9 Ostrich, 90.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth: 3- year olds and upward-Memories. 109 Action, 106; Bronze Wing. Lady Jose lyn. 1o3; voladay. 1o2; Chimney Sweep ss ssnfe Port Maaa Arthar si a yo ST. N'0'A
 Sixth race. five and half furlongs maiden 2year- r-olds-Listless. 109; Ann terry. Hallowmas. Albert F.. Palera Adesso, Sir Caruthers, no: Tipping Yellow Girl, Merry Go Round. Hestel w, Caprice. 107.
 Cincinnati. July 7.-Western Duke and Poorlands were the only winning favorites at Latonia today. Ed corri] cap steeple chase. the feature event The second event for 2year,old Allies easily went to Leta Duffy. the second the betting as the schulte entry fin ished second and third, respectively Track fast.
 First race. six furlongs-Blythness s s 90 (Radtke), 6 to 5, second; FontelaI s2 (Taylor). to 1. third; Time, I:14 Danube. Marmont. His Majesty: Dex1 Kern. Ethel Barry, Trompeuse and May Cherry also ran.
 nsS ssSond 1HesabeD ye to 5 Mon ze nap, i12 Larsen9, to 10. second; Ill iita, io4 (Honler), : to 10, third. Time l:0l. Daffodil, Nutter Well and Nettie
 Third race. mile and fifty yards13 Western Duke. loS Larsen). 3 to q 5, second Regale. s6 (McIntyre). 1S d 5, third Time, 1;44 2-5. Florizel, Sal ivate and Mir Pomeroy also ran.
 Fourth race, six furlongs-Feli1 Mozzes. 1o2 CMorris), 6 to l. won; FleuI ron. 102 (Vanderbout). IS to 5, second third. Time, 1:14, Ike. Woods Perry| Cunning. Major Carpenter and Bird
 Fifth race. short course. steeplechasd sd Poor Lands, 15S IPorterl. g. to Fl won; Evander' IA 1MeAuIine1,s m s 10 1| Abbott. Betmuda, Ohio King and Bright Girl also ran.
 Sixth race, five furlongs-Granada e6 (Robinson), to 1. won; Carthagel lO4 (Vanderboup. s to ,, second: AgI i;0i AS. Hoi Polloi. Zarda. ThistlesI Theo Case and Redwood also ran.
 Entries.
 First race, seven furlongs-Merino ol Green Gown, S7; Colonel Jim Douglas Gus Heidorn. Butnski, lO2; Arthur Cummer. 92; Cardinal Woolsey. 100.
 Second race. five urlongs-Hogan.i Oak Duke, 105; Antillia. Goldie, 10S;a Hyperion II, Two Fills, 112. c,, Fourth race, mile and eighth, the tense, s3; Huzzah, Early Boy, lO1 TheE Took. Prince Silverwings, 12o: Dutchl Barbara. sS; White Plume. 1o5; sha- wana. s7.