The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-26
.N|COL IS SET DOWN
FOR ROUGH RIDING
Boy Is Suspended for a Week
for Mixing Too Violently
on Track

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.|The Phil
lips family was in fine form today, their
pair. Bertha and Jim McGinnis rum
81 furlongs sprint for horses and
worth 1000 to the winner.
Magnolia and Montebank were the only
winning fay0riteS and the latter owes his
success to Phillips well judged ride
There was a mix up as the field swung
INTO the stretch In the second race, Mat
ador was disqualified and Nicol, who rode
him, was set down for week for foul
riding.
First race, five and one-haIf furIongs-
Daisy Green. los. c. Miller, 5 to /. Second;
Wreath Of Ivy. lo5, Phillips. 6 to l, third
T Ma1,s. IL ad Pride RI Mathide Esperance
Meceo and ss Annie M MFoa a1so Flora Levy
Second race, five furlongs-Mayor John
son, 100, T. Mead. to 1, won; Viperine,
81: James g Hsnn a lA to l. second:
~, LIVINGSTON. s to /, third. Time,
n 1;e2 70. MI Lucy Young, ,Ahumada, Arch
Princess Orna and Daniel Music also ran.
Third race, s and one-half furlongs-
Frank Kenny, 107, Phillips, z to 1, won;
Shark, l09, Martin. 6 to /, third. Time,
1:24 rs. Bishop Poole, Sanction, Ora
chue, Little Jack Horner, Belle of Port
land, Ponea, Conundrum. Swedish Lad
and Jerry Hunt also ran.
FOURTH race, Rosebud stakes three and
one-half furlongs--Bertha E, 10, James
Hilennessey, 8 to l, won; Jim McGinnis,
Cannon, 8 to 2, third. Time, "A 2-5.' Ia
spector Girl, Proctus, Blue Grass Lad and
Wagstan ALSO ran Jack Kercheville lost.
Fifth race, mile-Kickshaw, SO, Grim
MINIS; to 1. won; Dan McNenna, 102,
M NJ IL to l. second: Old Stone, los,
No Trumer and Katie Powers also ran
Sixth race, mile and an eighth-Monte-
bank; 1es, Phillips, to 5, won; Lady
tie Boy, Nicol. 10 to 1, third Time 1:0S.
Lee King, Lady Fonse Roger Smith, Har-
ry New, Handspinner and First One also
ran. - =
Bookmakers Suffer
played favorites won at Ascot today and
the books suffered the seyerest shock of
the season. From Wee Girl, winner OF
the the Fl first ira race down to Montana Peerless.
three -year-old Desuento added another
bracket to his list by taking the. third race
a good field in the mile and sixteenth,
barely outstaying the others.
longs.Wee Girl (Steubenberg entry,
Catcham (Steubenberg entry. 12O, Prior.
8 to 5, second; Dorothea Frey, 102, Fitz-
patrick, 10 to l, third. Time, :351s.
bound, Pirate Dance and Silver Sue also
ran.
Second race, Brooks course-Position,
107, u. Walsh, to l, won; Ray. los, Nc
6 to 1, third Time, 2:03A Helgerson.
Prestolus, Red Damsel Headstrong and
Landseer also ran.
Third race. Slausen course-Descuento.
ia, ~. Walsh, to s. won; Witch Hazel,
10S Kent. to l, second; Blue Coat, los,
Buckster Hodia, Cigarlighter, Ding Dong
Fourth race, one and sixteenth
miles, handicap-Emperor of India. IL,
Miller to 8 wen Flo Bob 49, Tr EN-
MCDANIEL, I to 2, third Time. 1861.
Padua and Borghesi also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Ded Anderson.
1913, Lynch, to 2. won; Tyrolian, s5,
Otis, to ], third Time. 1:15% Mai
Lowry, Ethelbert, Miss Shylock, Crown
Princess, Fair Light and McJetta also
ran.
Sixth race, mile-Montana Peerless, SO,
Kent, to 5, won; Golden Light. Ill,
Tooman, 5 to l. second; Bronze Wing,
III. OFT, : to 2, third Time, Liz:
ALA and Suzerain also ran.
Books Get Even
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 25.--The
books at Essex park partly recovered their
losses today against their heavy losses of
yesterday. ngoltfrift was the only popu-
lar winner, although Toscan. second choice
In the fourth race. carried great deal of
money and won from Buttons, odds IA
EoFite. The track was again fast and the
quality of the sport good. John III. Kirby
and Esterre were the long shots which
administered the hardest jolts to the form
players.
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
John H. Kirby, 50. Stii1e, 20 to l, won;
Two Step, SO. Cornnack, 8 to q second;