The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19
FIRST TIME ON EARTH
YOUNGSTERS MAKs BEBUT IN
 NEW ORLEANS.
The Morris Filly, Merry Sister, Ran Good Race but was on Outside, Swung Wide on Turns and
 then Landed Inside Money.

New Orleans, Jan. B-A string of elev- en 2-year-olds faced Starter Fitzgerald in the third race this afternoon, making their debut on the turf. Based on trials, the orris1.Walden pair Merry Sis- ter and Offset were favorites and coupled. Merry Sisters race was much the best She was on the outside all the way and was carried wide on the turns but came very fast at the end and finished strong. Musical Slipper was well handled, ran good game race and was drawing away as they finished.
 the Live Oak steeplechase. worth n:olo to the winner, has probably closed ms | career. He unseated his rider early Tn started after his field. Rising to the tenth jump, the horse broke a blood ves- ] sel and was pulled up. Coleys perform l ance is new record for the track. Myn- l her, who won the hfth race, was the only winning favorite.
 The weather was partly cloudy and the track fast.
 Missile has been sold to w. U. Neit TOT
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 The stewards have decided to continue the suspension of Jockey Ernest Harsh
 D1E First hs race. six furlongs-orla, s4 1Iel- gerson), to 1, won: E. G. Fox. no 1Slack), Is to 5, second: Little Jack Hor-
 ner. no Iandry,. to l. third; e, Time Time Bertha Nell. Gracious and Gassoon ran. Second race, selling. mile and four and half furlongs-Major Mansir, 105 q. Miller), to l, won; Judge Steadmaa, 92 (Boyd). 9 to 2, third. Time 2:42. Pre- cursor, Jackanapes and Fair American ran.
 Third race, 2-year-olds, three furlongs- Musical Slipper, 110 (R. Willlams), to l, won; Flash of Lightning 109 c. Wink fe,D. 6 to l. second: Merry Sister, lO9
 set. Wilton, Julia Llslen, Step Around,
 Frances Porter Imp, Lady Winkfeld.
 Zulma and Sue Vius ran.
 Fourth race. Live Oak steeplechase'
 won; Bristol 164 tPenn), to ?. second: Captain C,1over. 134 e. Johnson), F to 1, third Time 1 .S9 1-2. Divertisement and Tame Fri ihnan ran.
 teenth-Mynher 10S (Coburn), 6 to 5, won; Reseda,- 97 lcoehram. to 1, second; third. Time 1:47. Garter Ban, Ben Chance, Jessie Jarboe, Little Elkin and Puryear ran. Alfonso was cut down entering the stretch. Circus stumbled at the same point and threw his rider.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-The IIoyden, 1O4 Uyne), 13 to 5, won; Lingo: 104 G. Ricey. 5 to 9 second, oHagen. 1l5 (Dom- inicD. 9 to 5. third. Time 114, Digby Stone and Bill Logan ran.
 Entries Today
 First race. selling, mile-Leroyd. 104; made, The Cheftain. 1J7; King Tatius, Lemoyne, Frank Jones. Hayward Hunter, I Dr. Hart, 109; Puryear, 112.
 Second race, selling, seven furlongs- Queen W, Succasunna. I19; McWilliams, 1Ss; Homage, 1s7; Jerry Hunt, AyatorT, Guerdon, Poyntz. Judge Magee. 139; FL sic Bramble, 14o; Free Coinage, 142; Ecome, 149
 Third race, selling. mile and seventy yards-Merida, Watita, Pirates Queen, 92; Free Admission, 94: Lindsenella, Miss Soak, 97; Eva Rice go; Swordsman, 102: Garter Ban, 1OS; Schnell Laufer, 1O6; Sir Florian. W. B. Gates, 110.
 Fourth race. handicap. six and half furlongs-Admiral Schley, 92; Scarlet Lily, 94; Andes. Grantor, 9S; Uterp 99; Kaloma, 100; Maggie Davis, 1O2; Nellie Waddell, 106: Lennep, 10S.
 Fifth race, selling, mile and an eighth Ben Hullum. S9; Shut Up 102; Robert Bonner Little Tim Star Cotton 1o- lo4 oal Gam Strangest,s Prestome, Prince Real 1O9. Sixth race six and a half furlongs, lucky Muddle. Blue Ridge, 95; Digby Bell. Colonel Stone. Joe Brown: %; Emma A. M. Meme Wastell, Little Emmy, lO2; Circus, 10I.