The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-21
RAINY WEATHER
MADE BOTH TRACKS HEAVY IN
 NEW ORLEANS.
Betting Was Heavy at City Park--Only One FavOrite Won at the Fair Grounds Track, Careiess, at 90
 to 1, Winning n Slow Mile.

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 New Orleans, Feb. 20.--Dull, rainy weather and a muddy track did not draw a very large crowd from attend ing the race at the New Orleans Jockey Clubs park race track today. The pet ting was heavy and the sport proved thoroughly enjoyable.
 lrst race, maiden 3-year-olds Allies; selling; five furlongs-Lidwina, 105. (D. Austin), to i, won; Roxelle, lOo, (DomanellD, Ii to 5, second; Peerless Tims, 1;o5 5-5. Pinkie, Miss Mamie L.. Esther Goodrich. Lady Sorcerer, Bass Wood and Eva Wood ran.
 Second race; 2-year;oid:' one-haif miismRI6en, T,lso,IiI ies' {SicoD. IS to B won; sSfHho sSiTd Time Thne Di si 3 a-S. f6y'M DS Mcciaer Gary, Good and Fishhook ran.
 Third race. 3-year-olds and up; seven to 10. won; Janeta, 100. tNicop. to 10. second; Mizzenmast, 103, (Carter), 50 to 1. third. Time, 1:s5 l-5. Prince of Es- cherance and Paul Whaley ran. furlongs; seliing-Y ellowhammer, 1O7, tNico). to l. won; Clifton Boy. 1O7, tRomanellD, to l, second; Banana Cream. 1o2, tswainO. 30 to l. third. lime, lime, i;ls So5' TL Miss Gould Hen HemlSck, Scs lins, Duelist and Twemlow ran. Fifth race, 4-year-olds and up; sell ing; six furlongs-Moderator, 1O7, (shea). to ?. won; Julia M. 102. tAn- dersonl, IS to 5, second; The Buffoon, 102. GA. Brown), 10 to 1, third. Time, I:19 2-5. Mary McCafferty, Flamboy- ant, Viola. Lady Florence and Signal II ran.
 mile; selling-Lady Chariot, 104, (D Austin), to 8, won; Lida Leib, 91, (Oregar), 8 to 1, second; Morris Volmer, 101, (Shea). 15 to l, third. Time, 50 Gold Spot. Easy Trade, Similar and Tu- lare II ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, six furlongs, purse-St. Venice, Nellie Rod, Makina, Pearl S., 100; Henry Stephens, 102; James H. Reed HaTpoo9; Maceona Is1 BassTood' TS.1,i 107; Niberad, Dare Devil, Herman Doyle, mo.
 Second race, one mile, selling-Lou M Girl from Dixie. Chancy. 100; Evas- kill 105; Norwood Ohio, 1O9; Bazil, 11O;
 Third race. five furlongs. purse-sa- vior Faire, S9; Long Days. 92; John Lyle, Dan Horne. 94; Abelard, York shire Lad. 97; Della A, sS; Gisbock' 100; La Grecque. 10S: Jim Perrin, Sheer, 105; Poseur, 107; Doctor March, 112.
 Fourth race, one mile, selling-Bessie Me, S4; Togo. s4; Lady Alza, 104; Bodul, 106; Eliza Dillon, Odnor, Our Sallie, Dr. Kier, 1os; Rightful, 114; Bud Embry, 106.
 Fifth race. mile and eighth, selling False Entry, 93; Sea Shark, 95; The Hebrew, 9S; Remorse, Satin Coat. 103; Chanlay, 105; Justice, 106; Bar le Due, 107.
 Sixth race, six furlongs. selling-wil- lie Newcomb, 95; Robert J. Kleberg. 95; Midnight Minstrel, 96; Judge Paulus, 98; Norel, 100; Sid Silver. Tonicum, Maverick, uGs Lanka, 103; Demurrer, lO6; Benmora, 109.
 New Orleans. Feb. 2o-The Crescent City Jockey Clubs track was very heavy today and the favorites made but poor showing in the mud. Dip iomat, who was thoroughly at home In the going, and who won as ne pleased. was the only successful first choice. Mussulman, after making the early running, tired badly htnd Queen Rose, something to spare. Verdant broke in front in the wo-year-olds race and was never headed. aim McGinnis, the favorlte, could not negotiate the going home in ;he fourth. Phil Finch being anchored by the weight. Decoration won the fifth race on McCafferlys ride. With a better, Jockey up Lampoon would have taken first honors. Haley on Days was kept in the best of going all the way in the last race while Mon Amour, the favorite, was allowed to swerve badly In the last sixteenth.
 
 1o5 1-2 (H. Phillips). even, won; Old Hat. SS q. Hennessy), 12 to 1, second: Lady Mercury, 91 (Aubuchon), to l. third, third. y,n Time, o,r,d: l:12 4-5. NatiSnAL
 Second race, selling, six furlongs- Queen Rose, 99 tJ. Hennessy), to 1. won; Presentiment; 104 l-2 c.. Phil hard). 20 to 1, third: Time, 1:l9. Mussulman, Simply Hadrian, York shire Fruit and Paul Revere ran.
 Third race, two.year-olds, four fur won; Filatory. 120 tW. Hicksl to 7. second; Jim McGinnis, l2O (H. Phil llps). Il to 5. third. Time, :52. Mrs. Sharp. Chauncey Olcott, Young Light and sainada ran. Myrimidan and Ma mic Foster pulled up at end of the quarter.
 Fourth race, handicap, mile-Care- less, S7 6Aubuchonl,, 10 to l, won: Phil Judge Hines, lO9 LH. -Philips), to Darius and Huzzah ran.
 Fifth race. selling, mile and seventy yards-Decoration, lo1 (shaverJ, l2 10 l. won; Canyon, 112 (McMullen). IT to l, second; Lampoon. 1O5 1-2 (H. Phil lips), 3 to l. third. Time, 1855 I-5. Miss Betty. Knowledge, Reveille, St.
 Sixth race. selling, Hve furlongs-- Halcyon Days, IO6 tMcCaffertyD, 2I to 5, won; Queen Esther, 1lO (W. Ron bins), 9 to 5, second; Mon Amour, 1IO (H. Phillips), g to 5, third. Time. 1:07. Clique, Triumphess and Calen- dular ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race one mile, selling-Harsh- man, Charlie Celia. 92: Gladiator, 95; Juba, 100; Conundrum, Worthington, 104; Stalker, Trogon. Eagerly, 105: Arachue, 107; Drop O'Rye, l09; Bluff, 112.
 Second race, three fourths of a mile selling-Ogontz. Operator, Caterpillar, George Perry, w. L. George, 104; Ayr, 106 Sadducee. Safeguard, Shotgun. Heritage, Royal Whitefoot, 1O9 Cham blee, ,112.
 Third race. three-fourths of a mile selling-Lord French. 1O1: Parisienne. 1O2; Dusky, Wreath of Ivy, Claremont,