The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
CRESCENT CITY RACE
GOES TO OUTSIDER AT GOOD
 PRICE.
Felix Bard and Beana Were Betting Favorites and Both Finished in the Ruck, Otis and Meade
 Fighting It Out. ss

New Orleans, Dec. M.-The Crescent City handicap at a mile and quarter and worth a.5Oo, furnished the pest son, s tested race of the meeting. Felix Bard and Beana shared first honors in the betting, opening at threes and closing at a slight advance. With the others II was took Nitrate to the front at once and held the lead until they swung around the stretch turn. There the colt swerveo and Ben Chance, who had worked ms way up from the rear. caught up ana the pair fought it out to the end, Ben Shance winning in a hard drive. Little Elklns: mile and half in 2:35 is new record for the track and Saint Suthoerrs b rscoT9 SIX Death and Deponan were the only Win ming favorites. Jockey Mutt, who was suspended for his ride on Frank Ireland December r. has been reinstatea' me ne
 First race, selling, seven furlongs- Death. no Qandryl. to. D, won; SIT rlo. rian, 104 (Dominickl, to l. secona' Boomerack 104 (Otis), to l, third. Time. 1:27 Choice Eva Rice, Rondelle, Maple and High-Hoe also ran. ~. 1. ,o7
 Second race. one mile-Cast Iron, l0i fpominick). s to i, won; Missile, lo7 Q4. Smithy. g to 2 second; Serpent, llS oLyne). to l. third. Time, 1:42. Cirucs Ine Way, Siphon, Harry Brennan ana Netn- erland also ran.
 Third race, handicap. six furlongs- Saint Cuthbert, 105 (Coburn]s to ?. won: Holm CrfRsby, 96 CT. Dean), 30 to l, sec ond; Nellie waddelI, g SCochran)ss cfIa soyoT to Handicapper, Georgia and Tenole also
 Fourth race. Crescent City handicap, mile and a quarter-Ben Chance, 50 'ous}1' second: Petit Maltre. 1ls q. WinknetoD' 6 to l, third. Time. 2:0S 1-4 Trenor' feiIx Bard, Malay, Azim, Schnell Laufer'
 Fifth race. selling. mile and half, metus, loo (T. Deanl. to 2, second; Del oraine s2 coehran to + 1ryinr thlrd MnTns nims. . CeyIon and Philma Paxton also ran.
 Sixth race, selling mile and seventy yards-Deponan, 93 tBoy0; to l. won. Arak 9s tCreamerl, to l. secOnd' tS;rd Time, I:45 Albert Lee. Monos, MT PAinizy. Wunderlich, Dandy H. and
 Entries for Monday.
 First race, maidens;. S-year,olds ana Queen Fida, Socapa, Sigma Nu, John c. Ford, Money Back. i02: MT. Roose, 1Oo; Lola Home Ortrud, TOT; w. II. Dixon, Hutch Miller, 112. A., fnriongs-The Fashion. Wilo Bess, Lady like. Postillion, Uletma, Memme MastelI, Crescent City. Cadet, Mazzara, Miss An ma Stevens, Ada s; G.. Ss 0aknng; lOz; Ud,can short oourse-Falilia, La Justic, Dagmar, Harve B, 13o: Eva Rive. 1s3; Dtvertise- ment, 134; Golden Link. Corillo. IA.
 FoIirth race. selling, mile and an eighth --fizzie A, s3; Balloon 95; Dalkeith, 96; Depenan, g7; Major Mansir, Eugenia s, e9; Eda Rily. Free Pass, Frank McCon- nell, 102; Wunderllch, 1O4; W. B. Gates, 106: Swordsman, ll0.
 Fifth race. selling. six furlongs-Ida Pezance, Clara David, Sad Saml 1o2; Small Jack. I04; w. J. Baker, Gold Lack, Sim w, Weidemann, Poyntz, 107; Jerry Hunt. Queen Esher, 109. The Rush, 116.
 Sixth race selling, mile and an eighth ---Janowood, S8; Lauras First, Joe Collins, 93; Joe Gammage, Matte Bazaar, SI' Jim Breeze, Robert Bonner, Donator. Meggs, 102.