The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-26
ON THE RACE TRACK
New Orleans Jockey Club.

New Orleans February 25.-The Will Hams stable added another stake, the New Orleans City Railways handicap, to it's list today. Rapid Water, the Smath- CTS candidate, was made favorite at to 5, with Speneerian, who is rounding into form, second choice at to 2. Phil Finch, who opened at ' to ?. went back to to g. Rapid Water and Oldstone made the running for a mile and then weakened, used up. Crlmmins then sent Phil Finch to the front and the colt, easily the best at the weights won out very cleVerly' The race was worth sl42O to the winner. Nellie Russell, Rams Horn and Brooklyn, the best in their respective races, were the winning favorites. Alice Lloyd was caught in a jam and fell at the start Tn the first race. Hicks had the mount ana both he and the mare escaped unhurt. The ring quoted false price, 70 to l. against Doeie in the third race. Ihe Ally was easily the best under conditions but at that was ridden out to win Brook- Iyn won his race on his courage, the boy c. Harris, affording him no help what ever King Rose, second choice Tn the last race, had all the speed and won without trouble. The weather was fine and the track fast.
 First race, selling, five furlongs-Nellie Russell, 105 (W Robbins), to ], won : Cllque 115 Gee), 15 to 1, second; Ethel s Pride, 115 .Domonick), u ], third. Time :03.
 Second race, seven furlongs-Lucky Charm, 115 QI Phillips), to l, won; Right Royal, IA CW. Robbins), to 5, sec- ond; Hadrian, 112 (McCafferty), 50 to l. third. Time. 1:30,
 Third race. selling, six furlongs-Do- cile. 100 (Baird), 25 to l. won Avoid 100 (McGee), to l. second Sadduccee, l0l (McCafferty), T to 5, third Time, l15 4-o.
 Fourth race New Orleans City Rail- ways handicap, mile and sixteenth-Phil Finch, 119 (Crimmins), to 2. won; Rapid Water, 12a Dominick). 6 to 5, second; Spencerian, TOT QI. Phillips), to 2, third' Time, 1:49 3-5.
 Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-Rams Horn. 112 (Crimmns), 9 to TO- won; As- tarita. TOT GIT. Phillips), 5 to 1, second; Trappaer 109 QIee). 15 to l, third. Iline' 1:15 2-5.
 Sixth race. selling, one and one-half miles-Broolllyn, no (C. Harris), to z' won; George Vivian, TOT (Baird), lS to l. second; Sambo. 109 CH. Phillips), { to l. third Time. 2:S9 4-5.
 Seventh race. selling, six furlongs- King Rose, 102 (BairdD, to g. won' Hed Raven, TOT (I. Phillips), to l. seconu' 1a0y Kay, 1O0 IVY. tNobpihSi' ~ " -' N' ~ Time, 1:16.
 Entries at New Orleans.
 First race, five furlongs, selling-Nlrgie Withers, Aspaia, Makdina, wood Ciain' 100: Josie, 11O St. Venice, Lady Sorcorcer' San Felicita, Eva Wood, Isabelle D. Roxell, 115
 Second race, five furlongs, selllns- Precious Band, Goldc- vice Nita Dear' 1O0 Golden Flower Hulda, Nevada, Pm kie, Pearl s, Eastwood, Miss Nanme L. 115.
 Third race, mile and sixteenth, selling Goldspot, 92; Pirate, Irish Jewel Reliance Cheny. 99; Florizel, 100; Noweta, Ed her- ney, Morris Volmer, 1O2; Death lVo' ETH est Parham, Rightful, Ill.
 Fourth race, one mile, rurse-Eva SKILL s5; Bellindian, 90; Gisbock, lO2; Coruscate' Ill; Garnish, 124.
 Fifth race, three and half turlohgs purse-Dick Brown, Prince Glenn, lO4; st Idleways. 105; Wesatche, 105; Fortunate Sultry, Bill Montgomery, 1OS; Lady laros- con, no; Tichimingo, 113.
 Sixth race, seven furlongs, seliing-A Prince. se; Lou M, 90; Dare Devil, Green Gown, 92; Lida Leh 94 Marlboro So' Leenja, 97; Foxhunting, Triumyir, Byplay' 100; Norel, 1O1; Yellow Hammer, lo4; King of the Valley, 107; Ben Haywood lo9