New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07
NEW-ORLEANS RACING.
FauorItes HIN at Both Tracks
SezCeU Riding an Form.

New-Orleans. Dec. 6.-Four favorites were sue
cessful at each rscetrack here to-day and the
players had quite the better OF the argument with
the high stool brigade At tie Fair Grounds Sewsu
was in form and rode thrve winners while ONTen
scored his first winning mount on Dr. Heard in
the first race. Ben Lear, at % to l. was the sur
prise Of the day Logistila was run Up to $40
after winning the fifth race and Sam HIldreth in
retaliation claimed BuHhnch for $1,000 While at
the post in the third race Bitter Brown was
kicked by ATnorous and his chances ruined. Colds
boro was cut down in the first race and so badly
hurt that he will probably have to be destroyed.
The steeplechase was the feature at City Park.
Jim Crow. the first choice, won: Lionel and Alice
Dougherty lost their riders. while Jim BozeDan
fell heavily at the tenth jump. Lawess his Jockey,
vas carried on the held unconscious, but II IS De
heyed by physicians that he will De all right TO-
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the New-Orleans
Jockey Club was held late Tuesday night, and the
stockholders from attempting to apply for a re-
manage the course and nominal lease was given
TO him for the next Two years.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
FIRST race tdye f fur -. Heard loI 9oNsilD
esy 0leots' Daniel G. Rhipock Remington p; W. Film
schaffer. Monoken Lester l. Hayman and Lubbock also
second race Csir f1rlongs1=Ben I1r 1874 Cherry %
. / won ARABIC. 10 fC[mp3insl. 10 to L second
wood Ohio Henry Bert. D1lsky. Tenny Belle. Tower
,o7 ThEd ge and on S1a . O9 a
seeoy BIsoroTs = 1G4 II FoIeT9 20 10 tbird Tine
l:0S9s. Fortune Teller Lneal Monls, Henry o. Augur
and Bitter Brown also
Fourth -four and one-half furlongs-La Sorciere
i second Water Wing. 10 10 Nei 70 10. third
Time, 0:54S5 On Wedding Ring, Joe Colson,
Falmer v, Tom Ochichi, Sweet Favor and Usury also
Fifth race one and onesixteenth mies)-Logistila 80
GSewelD, 3 3, Bulfnch 112 (Reynods), TO l,
second; Consuelo 50 CHERRY, /, third. Time.
1:4s3s Decoration Orient Lady Fonso Fred Hornbeck
sixth race zone sixteenth niles)-Chub, 100
L / second. wedgwood. 81 CMcGee) to l. third.
Time. 14S. Berry WadCelI, Odd Luck, Marcos, Hand
spinner Athena and Ed Ear3y also ran
CITY PARE SUMMARIES
First race niIe}-DeII Leah LOG OIcCarthy). IS
to ]. Yachting Girl. 1G5 tNicoD- 10 2. second
jacob Perrin 5>to third Time, LAB. Sam Hof
heimer Signal Light Lady Consueio Parnassa and Little
Second race short course steeplechase handcap)Jim
Crow. I4S Jones 13 70 10. won; Oliver Nc, 1856 (hn-
third Time 3:O1ss PicktInae also ran Lionel Jim
BozemRn and Alice Dougherty fell
Third seven furlongs-orbicula- lO8 CTrozlsfl
even. Chief Hayes. 1913 CNJicoD. to o second;
Daring. JOB DAILY 10 to third Time. 1;2sst Sister
Edith. Holden and Grace Wagner also ran
Fourth zone mile and seventy yaTds)Ihe IFiteTl
70 J. second; Monochord 164 Cyishard). y TO / third
Time 1:47As. Rian, Show Girl, Double Henry a
Schroeder CirOsgrsin Labor. TaETnan, Blush Doesfn
Firth race six turlouEs)-Enyoy CIicoD Il to 10.
Won: los &C. Norris. 10 J. second Wild ris:-
man I07 GEennessyl o !. third Time, l;l54s Tbs
MARI Verandeh Clique, Czaraphtne, Per and Captan5
SIKH race furiongs)-Rooin Hood los &C. Norris,
First Attempt. Rush Reuben Adams. Martha c.
Hopeful Miss Wreath Jack Iiattn Major Car
penter, Ny Lady Love and Precious stone also F4n