The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-11
ROUGH RIDING AGAIN
JOCKEY AUBUCHoN DOES TT THIS
 TIME.
Duel Between Duke of Kendall and Matador, AubuchOn Bore Down on Latter and Forced Martin
 tO Pull Us.

New Orleans, March 10.--Pompano, who had no speed and ran miserable race, Duke of Kendall who was cut off at a critical stage, and Sublet, who lost ground in turning into the stretch. were the beaten favorites today at the Crescent City track. Veribest made a show of her field in the Allies race. The best race of the day was the third. which was practically contested all the way between Matador and Duke of Kendall As they entered the stretch Matador bore over on his rival and Robbins, who rode the Duke. was forced to pull up This lost him the race. Rainland was hardly extended in his race and Operator won with all most equal ease. Limerick Girl out lasted Clique in a long drive at the end of the last race and won by narrow margin. lumpy.
 First race. selling. six furlongs-- Never More, 105 (Cocolo). 25 to l. won Falmouth, no (W. Robbins), to l. second: Wellesley, 110 lAubuchon): 6 to | third. MT Time; nu i;ls R SsrrvIsxs Fiesie Duncan, Bride, Irene Mac. Pompano. Louise Elston and Senor ran.
 Second race, 2-year-old Allies. four furlongs--Veribest. 105 (H. Phillips). to 1, second; Inspector Girl. 100 tso- der). 16 to 5, third. Time. 51. Mo saic, Mrs. Sharp, Ada St. Mary, Tenne- bon and stradella ran.
 Third race, six and half furlongs-- Matador, 95 (Aubuchon), to 5, won: Duke of Kendall, 104 (W. Rcbbins). 4 to 5. second; Miss Gomez, 95 (J. DaleD. 10 to 1, third. Time, 1928. Katie Pow CTS. Judge Hines. Mezzo and Martin ran.
 Fourth race. selling, six furlongs..- Over Again. 113 (Aubuchon), II to 5. won: Daisy Green ,103 Nee). to l. sefohq to F. third HP rps, Time, IT i:is 4.5. saddu- cee, Stalker Hoceo. Glendon. Sir Car ter, Royal Pirate. Cyuttica and Flora
 Fifth race, selling, mile and eighth : Rainland. 112 (H. Phillips), to 5. won; Main Spring, 107 (E. Rice), 20 to 1. second; Favonius. 112 (Aubuchon). 5 to 9, third. Time. 1859 4-5. Harry Always Faithful ran.
 Sixth race. miie--oparator. III e.; Martini. even. wont. Goidaga, 114 (Baird), 13 to 5. second: Echinate; 1o5 1:4s s-5. Hickory Corners and Caith- ness ran. Captain Gaston broke down.
 Seventh race. five furlongs--Queen Rose, 105 GIT. .Phillips),. to 1, won: Sqpsf Siperne hOi 1oS tJ. Martih,. to l. third Time, 1903. Go To Win. Tarbula and
 Eighth race, selling, five furlongs- Limerick Girl, 106 1-2 c. Martini to 5, won; Clique, 100 Gee) to 2, second; Cripple Thorpe. 1O5 .(Aubuchon) to 1, third Time. 1903 4-5. Monamour, Stella Allen. Dixie Andrews, Dancing Nun, Florence May, Precious .Conjure Gal, Mildred and Miss Schaub also ran.
 Entries Today. First race, five-eighths of mile, purse--Lady Mercury. Martha Celia Melville R., Fair Calypso. Dixie An April Bird. Sly Massette. calendula'
 Second race, mile and sixteenth. purse-Garrett Wilson, ST; Rachael Ward, 91; Misanthrope. 96; Miss Betty, Lee King, 97; Frank Rice. Mintbed, 100 of Ivy, Ben Chance 105; Rainland, Ill
 Third race, five and one-half fur longs, purse-Subtle, 85; Vic Zeigler Prestige. Mussulman, Charlie Dickson 9O Inspector Haplin, 97; Hortensia Pity. 99; Bountiful. Lucian. 1Ol; King Bourth race, derby, mile and eighth s5.OO0 added-Kitty Platt,, no; Right Royal. Kings Trophy, Jake Sanders Ramshorn. Crimmins, Trapper. Jim Beattie. Trifler. 115.
 Fifth race. mile handicap-Home- Careless. 100; Gregor K. 1o7; Old Across. 106
 Sixth race mile. purse-Bullfnch | 102; Little Scout, Irby Bennett, Captain Arnold. Fritzbrillar. 105 Hand Across Censor, Montpelier. 11o.
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