New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
INDIVIDUALS.
NEW-ORLEANS RACING.
-Four First Choices Vim at Each
T'rack-Belden Disqualified.

New-Orieans. Dec. 9.-Favorites had an inn
ing at both tracks to-day. Four won at the
Fair Grounds and four at City Park. The con-
ditions were favorable for the sport and the
attendance was large.
The Crescent City Stakes was the feature of
the card at the Fair Grounds. It for two
year-olds, at five furlengs. La Sorciere wes
decided favorite at even money over the field of
eight youngsters which faced the starter He
made most of the running, but had to be ridden
out to beat Calabash a head in fast time. Frank
Bell and Anthony, both at to l. were the
outsiders to win. St. Valentine beat Logistilla
a short head in the handicap through O'Neils
clever finish. Sewell did not ride to-day because
says that Disobedent is all right again. after
slight illness.
Shawana, the favorite, won the Tulane Selling
Stakes, the feature of the card at City Park.
She was cleverly rated to the stretch turn, when
Orly II a neck. Albert Simonss Monterey,
Derby candidate. the fifth by virtue
of the disqualification of Belden The last
named forced the pace. but was firing and so
interfered with Monterey in the last sixteenth
that his disqualification followed Monterey
ran a good race at the weights
Teerner, who rode Belden. was set down for
week. Shawanar winner of the Tulane Selling
Stakes, was bought out of the race by Patrick
Civil at $1,000 over entered price of $1,000
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIZES
First race cdve and one-naIf furongs Frank Bell 1O5
Preeman) 70 1. won Hannibal Bey, 1o7 t'rimmns).
Time i075 Tom ManEins be6bo May Terness Payne
Arch Oldham, Glengalant Conurs Gal, Nightmare and
second selling; one mile sxteenthl-Anti-
100 OOhanessonl TO l. won; Wedgevood, 95 CIV.
McGee) to . second: Fairbury. 1Gl {Freeman)
third Time 1855. Handspinner. Lady Avon odd
Luck. Light Note, Berry Waddel, stroma and Ponca
Third race Zone miIe)-Coumbia Gin, 1O7 a. Smith.
TO To- Macbeth. 1872 livingston, to 3, second;
ll2 Lee stmson, Footighs Fayorfte and Judge Hines
Fourth race Crescent City Stakes for two-year-ods;
Calabash I16 (dcCee 8 10 s. second RoIla, lis Il.
Snn 10 to r fhlra Iiaf F High Change
Fifth dnandcap; one mile and sxteenths)o
tcherryl. to second; Tartan III a. smith, to 3
third Time. 200 Monaco Maid also
1ds w
second. clarenont lO7 Odoreland) 80 to l. third Time
1:47%s. Club Dr. Hart Orient. Nine. Allan. MI Jack
CITY PARK SUMMARIES.
First race Cseven furlongs)-Bryan. ClcoD to g.
I4aysen l05 CNIeIaughlin) /. third Fine I:2s95
Padre Iythellst, Yorkshire and Ferryman also ran
CnSicoi5 to J. won: Monochord l6S CEshardJ Is to J.
second Sanction. % GAorris), third Time. 1853
E{ymetus Harry Stephens, Great Eastern and Reveis
Third GsndiesB six fgFi9Rgs1 5i7 1ea sg
Belle strome 100 (Perrine) to l. third Time. liza
Astsrita and Estrada Palma also ran.
Fourth FTulane Selling Stakes; miel-Shaw-
Y 70 second Clifton Forge los oR P9Eers} i to J.
Fifth race Zone Monterey, 100 tNcoD. .,
won Gold 10a tObertl to ], second; Lota Duffy.
Io4 tWfshardl 70 2 third Time 1923 Beiden also
Sixth race selling: FIVE furlengs) Robin Hood los
70 Second 1iagisirate IL 10 Haln to l. third
Time Julia Felix Moses, Iochgoii, Silent
Water. Parisienne Hopeful Miss and Bensonhurst also