The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-25
JOCKEY WILL DIE
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
 YESTERDAY.
Swedish Lad Had Leg Broken in the Stretch, Court Crier Falling Over Him and Throwing McCaHerty,
 Whose Skull Was Crushed.

Stretch, Court Crier Falling Over
 Him and Throwing McCanerty,
 Whose Skull Was Crushed.
 New Orleans. March 25.--one of the worst accidents that has marred the historyof local racing happened in the second race at the fair grounds today. The race was a six-furlong affair for 3-year-old colts and geldings: The the stretch when Swedish Lad. running sixth, was jumped on by some one of the horses behind him and his left hind leg broken. Court Crier. who followed fell over Swedish Lad and Jockey Mo Cafferty, who rode him was thrown di- rectly under the feet of the incoming horses There was rush of stable hands to the spot and McCanerty, the only one of the boys hurt, was carried to a stable and thence sent to the hos pital. It was found that his skull was crushed in. both front and back. that both arms were broken and that there who attended the boy declared the case hopeless and death is expected at any moment The lad is son of A. c. Mo cafterty and nephew of ,. sos: ,: McGsr- Ssn Neither of the other horses and boys who fell were hurt. Swedish Lad was destroyed late in the afternoon. Opion. Rachael Ward and McDougle were the
 At a sale in the Paddock this even ing Barkeimore was sold to H. Mack for $500 and Monograph to c. E. Bur
 First race. selling. seven furlongs--- Nellie Russell. 1o5 (Aubuchon), to 2, won: Opinicn, 100 (McGee), IS to }. second; Jucora, 100 (Lee). IS to 5. Margery Gaffney. Ethel Mark. Sly Mus: sette. Halcyon Days. Pharmacy and Dixie Andrews also. ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Sapitan 1S7 cMulep t to .scona g. wSn Jades Mf sisa Na. Ian, 107 Uee). 30 to l, thiro. Time. 1:li 2-5. Hadrian., Bavarian, Grey
 Swedish Lad. Court crier and Hope-
 Third race, selling. seven furlongs-- Go-to-Win. 104 (Aubuchon), to D, yeeond wSa IriB1f Baesmsn s1sf. i1s if sassse % 1, third. Time. 1:2s 1-5. Barkelmore, Dr. Stephens, Pompano. Miladi Love and Annu also ran.
 -Escutcheon. 11s lAubuchon),, II to 20, won; Metador. jos (McMullenl, 5 to 1. second: Fair Calypso, 100 (Mc- Gee). to g.. third. Time, 1:1s S-5. ln- spsst1Sr Halpin .si;ng also ran; mile and eighth-The Laurel. 100 (E. Rice). g to 2, won; Rachael Ward, 100 tLee), ' to 10. second: Murmur. 100 (seder), 30 10 l., InlTQ. .OO 1-Os SditHncoSs Sarfila and Lady in Black also ran.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs- Invasion 1o6 (M. Murphyl. to 5. won: Charlie Dickson, 1o1 Lee), 20 to to 1, third. Time. 1O7 2-5. Malster. Zarkee, Criss Cross. Mercer. Hortensia and Golden Russet ran.
 Seventh race: 2-year-olds, four fur longs-wagstaff, 102 CT. Meade). to ?. won: Markie Mayer, 1o5 (McMullen), }, to l, second; Young Lighter. 105 (Se- der). IF to |. third. Time, AS 4-5. and Wild Indian ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. mile. selling-Aggie Lew is. Hoceo: Lady Beiair. 100; Breaker. Io5i Triple silver 1SG; C;s Daisy Green First One. 1O5; Louise Elston. Mintbed.
 Second race, mile and sixteenth 100; Mir. Jack, The Trifier. Old Hal. Swedish Lad. 103.
 Third race. mile-Presentiment. Trl. umphtress. Sly Musette. Jucora. Ethel
 Fourth race. mile and sixteenth, New Louisiana Jockey Club States. $1.ooo added-Golden Rule. 90; Fair Calypso. Katie Powers. sS: pr; stephens; Edith 97: Kittie Platt. Careless. 1oS; Duke of Kendall, 110.
 Fifth race, mile and half, selling ss ss Jamss Fts eorss Vivian, ss; Veios. 100; Bobby. Main 103; Evelyn Kinsey, 11o.
 seiIing-Inquisitive Girl. Docile, 1O2; Keogh, 104; Mezzo. 106; Burke Coch- ran, Loves Labor. Decoration, 1oS; Duncan. 1o9; pr. Stephens. III; John Doyle, d1s; Grand Opera 1is; Dales-
 Seventh race, six furlongs, selling Allista, no; Prestige. 110; Tom Man kins, 11S: Alice Commoner. Rawhide. Glen Gallant Safeguard. 11S; Frank Kenney, 122; Squanto, 1l9.
 At City Park.
 New Orleans, March 24.-City Park races: Weather was delightful and track fast. Five of the six favorites won. while the winner of the first race was heavily backed second choice.
 First race, maiden s-years.olds and up, selling. seven furlonss-sir Mars, 102 (McLaughlin), IA to 5, won; Otzego 1O4 q. Kelly), 12 to 1. second; Lee 1928 i-5. Blue Flame Show Girl, Nor Jas. H. Reed. Light Ship. Aquarius, Glsbock and Barker Harrison ran. Second race. Swear -olds and up, five furlongs-Cappamor 106 (J. Moran), even. won; Heritage. 1O7 (E. Morrison),
 
 Is to 1. third Time, 1;02 1-5 Paul Whaley. A Prince. Nellie Reed. Judge Paragon. Lamp Light and Bill Knight ran. Bill Knight bled.
 Third race, 2-year-olds. selling. four and a half furlongs-Carthage 1O3, (McLaughlin), Il to 10. won; Tichimin- go. no q. Kelly). g to 2, second; Dick Brown, 1O6 (E. Morrison), 13 to 1, third. Time, :55 2-5. Marimbo and Verdant ran.
 Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up. five furlongs-Elsie L.. 1o6 (G. Schilling). to 5. won; Governor Savers. 1OS q McGinn). 20 to 1, second; Signal IT.. 109 (Gannon), 2 to 1, third. Time, 1:O1 2-5. Jim Perrin, Lancashire Lass, Hilarity and Royal Deceiver ran. Fifth race. 4-year- olds and up, seven furlongs-Floral King, 106 (NicoD, 3 to 4, won; High Wind. 105 (Gannon), 6 to 5, second Prince Richard. 109 (Mc- Ginn). 50 to 1, third. Time. 1926 2-5. Three starters.
 Sixth race, S-year- -olds and up. sell ing, mile and sixteenth-Red Ruler. ga (Kelly), IS to 5. won; Rossmond. 10s (Morrison), IS to 5. second; Cursus. 102