Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-22
THE RACES.
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

New Orleans, La, Nov. 21.-Cloudy, warm weather today did not prevent a large crowd attending the races at the fair grounds after the second race. Show CTS fell heavier later on that converted a fast track into sloppy mud. Under these circumstances results were affected and only one favorite won. Nicolini, at to 1. took the feature event. a mile and a sixteenth, winning easily. Summarizes:
 First Race-Six furlongs, selling. Dorah Wood, 102 CN. Turner), to 5, won; Mag gie S., 102 CT. Powers). T to 1, second; Pert 97 F. Morris), to 1, third. Time 1:141s.
 Second Race--For 2-year-olds. selling, five furlongs. Hill Billy, 105 Foucan), 4 to 1, won; Alvin w.. 10s (Walker), to 1, second; Marie C., 1O5 Qiam), to 1, third. Time, 1902. tts-
 Third Race-Selling. mile and one sixteenth. Nicolini, 103 (Combs), to l, won; Cotton King, 101 fWalker), to l, second; c. c. Rummilf, 's4 tDean), 30 to l, third. Time, 1:32. -f'=-'
 Fourth ,Race-selling,, seven furlongs. Montell. 9s (T. Morris) 12 to 1, won; Jim Hogg. 102 (Gcherre1, 8 to 1. second; Mar qglse, s4 Higgipsl even, third. Time 1:31h ar ..-.- -..
 Flfth Race--seiIing, seven furlongs. Brakeman, 16S CFoucan), 5 to 1, won; Cheirystone, 106 (Shields). 3 to l, second; Ondague. 165 (Scherrer1. to 2, third. Time, 1884 12s>.sstts (t'tntp
 MONDAYS ENTRIES.
 New Orleans, La. ,. Nov. 21,-Entries for Mondays races are as follows:
 First Race.One mile, selling. Tonica, 92: Paros, 97; Mrs. Hogan. 1Dl; Uncle ADD, 1o3; Emma Mo, 103 Fusileef, 104; St. Leo, 1o4; Sidkel, 104; Paul Pry, no.
 Second Race-Seventh eighths or mile selling. Hibernia Queen, 101; Jim Hogg, 101 Sir John, 101, Samson, I0l NC olini, 101; Prytania, 101; Mrs. Bradshaw, 104; Toots, 104; Liselg. 10l; Dick Behan, 1G7; Van Brunt, .107; Pelleas, 107.
 Third quarters of mile. Mauritius, 9s; Ivory, S9; Hill Billy, 1O3; John Conroy, 103; Miss Miles, 103; Banquo IT., 106 Scribe, 106; Stockholm, 10S.
 Fourth Race--Five-eghths of a. mile Woodbird, 92; Stevana, 92; Hickey, 9s; Dawn, 9S; Gold Top, 9S; Overflow, 9S; Lit tie Nigger, 9S; Ray H., 9S; Doomful, lol; Alvin w, 10S. 70
 Fifth Race-Three-quarters of a mile, selling. Marqulse, 104; May Ashley, IDA; Pert, 104; Devault, 1O7; Judge Bullock, 1O7; Elano, 109; Longbrook, 109; Darien, 112.
 CUMBERLAND, PARK RACES.
 Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 21.-Three fa- vorltes, a second choice and two outsid- CTS won today. Weather cloudy. track fast. Summarizes;
 First Race-Purse $15o, three-quarters of mile, selling. Damask, @ (pean)' to i won; Nellie Osborne second, Vic toria third. Time, 1:151a.
 Second Race-Purse $50. 2-year-oids' five-eighths of a mile Lucy OVertoh' no (Paget), 3 to 1, wor; Lucy Alien sec ond, Daisy Maree third. Time, l:oSA
 Third Race-Puse $l5o, o-year1plus nus and up, five and a half furlongs. LOT rainia, 1o4 (Corder), 2 to 5, won; Fischer second. Koscio third. Time, 1:osA.
 Fourth Raee-Purse $150, all ages, sell ing. seven-eighths of a mile. Gladioli, 9e (Hicksl, 5 to 2. won; Never ssconu'
 Firth Race-Purse. .S150, allowances, one mile Pete Kitchen, 100 Dean), even, won; Ed Dandridge second, Paramount third Time. 1:42a. ,, sixth Race-Purse $50, all ages, sell ing seven-eighths of a mile. Sim w., loz Dean). 4 to- 5, won; Lautetta aoL D seconu' BilIy Fisher third. Time, 1:2S%.
 JENNINGS RESULTS. |. Washington. D. C., Nov. 21.-Notwith- standing the disagreeable weather. the attendance at the fifth days meeting at Bennings was large. Only one faVorlte won. Three of the purse gathers were ol third choice. and one second, Wniie ,.,u n9ui of the five that-were looked upon as win a
 First Race--Purse, $500, selling, TOT o- year-olds and upwards, that nave not won moresthan one race in 1896, mile. Gal, flee, 100 Doggett). 6 to l., won; Royal Princess, second; Distant Shot, thlro' Time, 147. es-.-s. -c|<L. e..
 Second Race--Purse, s30o selling, Tor 2-year-olds, five furlongs, Buddha, l9s U'fttIefielD. to 1, won; Hurl, second; Maud Adams, thirds-.. Zine, 1:04. Third Race-Purse, sS00, handicap, Tor s-year-oIds and upwards, six furlongs' Tremargo, 1f5 -(Sloan), to l. won; Han well. second; The Swain. third. fihe' 1:16 2-5 n.oo ,,,, year-olds, five furlongs. Tallahassee, l9S aSloan). [ to 10, won: Kinnikinnic, second' Hi Daddy, third. Time, los 2-5
 Fifth Race-Purse. $500. handicap, stee- plechase, about two and one-half miles. Caress. 145h (Mr. Niehols), to l, won Hiawasse,. second; pecapod, third. Time 6 :35 2-5.
 GET AWAY DAY AT LAToNIA-
 I.atonia, Ky. Nov. 2t.-The Latonia fall meeting closed today, ending the racing for this season in this vicinity. Ram began falling before the first race and at- fer the third event the track was sloppy. -tr a... nV1f Ia