The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
NEW DILL PICKLES AT SMITH & WORNUM.
BpDoUIN WINS CENTURY.
Takes Rich Purse from Remarkably
 Poor Field.

Takes Rich Purse from Remarkably Poor Field.
 New York, Sept. S.-Bedouin' at to won the $15,000 Century Stakes at a mile and a half at Sheepshead Bay
 today, defeating the favorite' Frhe r, Cloth, with The Picket third The
 field that started in the race was per
 hans the poorest that has ever pat tied for this rich stake, of which such horses as Sysonby, Stalwart and water Boy were among previous winners.
 Only four horses went to the post
 The Pickett, Bedouin and Fine Cloth all
 being heavily played wlth the tateol fayfrite at l7 to 10. The start was
 rood and Fine Cloth took the lead
 Passing the stand the first time. the favorite was leading. but Miller was irving to pull him back. In the run around the lower turn. Fine Cloth led by two lengths. Bedouin second ana
 The Picket third
 inc back stretch. At the far turn, Hil- debrand sent Bedouin up to the leader ana in the stretch Bedouin gradually caught Fine Cloth and in drive won hv half a length. To the surprise ol tba hie crowd, Demunj easily won tho sS O0O FIatbush stakes at seven fur longs. In this race the futurlty Win ner. Electioneer. and Fountain blue' one of the best 2-year-olds of the year. and a number of other good ones' started, but at no time dld they ever
 threaten the winner.
 John M P, the imported English jumper, won the $S,OOO Great AutuInn Steeplechase oyer the full course oa two and one-half miles. He carried 1oz pounds and made new record Tor the distance by stepping 1t in S:9o, the prs. Vious record being 5:O6 S-5 made III 1904 John M. P. was an odds-oh-Ia-
 T Ellicott, in the first race. was played
 for a good thing. and by his victory
 at 30 to l. and was pounded down to
 10 to 1 at the close. Two favorites
 won. .,x fur uiIongs@Eilicott. 99, (Koerner), 10 too
 1, won; They're Off, 1O2, (Frieshon). dS
 to ,. second; Eldorado, 9s. tPPope9I, PsIp",iI,2, 20 Master Lester, FIowaway. Bemay, Der kelley, Puissant, Molesey, Merrill Solly M. Royal Ben, Fursee. President Nun E?e, Handsome Belle ran. SoIhh"S anu
 second race. Great Autumn steeple- chase, about two and one-halt mics John NJ; P. 162; tstone); to 9, won. won:
 N IT, I4f, (Finnegan). 30 to l. third e sos Grand ,F Pa and ltiIas aylas' sevsn F19
 l, won; Ballot, 115' tRnaPP1. 10 to F second; Dinna Ken, 102, Ckoernerl 4 10 n l. third. Time. l;Z0 4-a' eAleclioH- eer Fountain Blue. Arctic. Gran and
 i''F FourtR' Gi fR0et Century stakes, mile and a half: Beduoin 123, (1ildebrand), to ,. Won Fine Cloth 115, (Nuerl, 17 . n q. second The Picket. leh. Rad
 tke) II to 5, third. Time, 2:S3 s-5. Johnhtowh ran.
 Firth. furlongs; Water Grass, 100. CHornerl. 12 to l. won: Deutschland' 124 Dugan), to 1, second; Slicka- way, 10S, CMiiler) to 1, third. Time. !1:13 2-5 Hand Zarra. Rapid Water, pater Robin Heal.. Daruma Aviston and Grace George ran.
 Sixth, 3 1-2 furlongs, selling: Royal
 Lady. 94, tMlllerl. to a. won: Stray
 97 1Horner). 16 to s, second; TiIeing'
 lD2, (Freishon). s to l, third. Time,
 ] .06 4-5. Tom Dolan, Percentage Ben Ben Strong, Elixir, Coltness, Inachee, Ell Dorus, Johnstown, Ritleman. Village King, Cambyses. Mariposs and Nadine
 ran.
 Entries for Tomorrow. First, 5 furiongs futurity course; Garcantu, Commodore, Anson, High Glass, King Brush, Senator Clay, Joe
 Miller, Wilton Lackey, Lad9n Lang
 don. Col. Jack. Rockstone, Ser Tro. lI,o vato. 118: Common Sue, Roxle' MISE