The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
De RESzkE AGAIN
DUMPS THE TALENT
Well Backed Favofite Finishes
Third in the Live Oak
Handicap

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 21.-M. L.
Hayman'S De Reszke again dumped his
hackers heavily today. The race was the
Live Oak handicap, at seven furlongs and
was worth $1,365 to the winner.
De Reszke. at to g. was always favor
ite in the betting, with Frontenao. at 4
to /, the second choice. With the best
of the start, Gay Boy, at to 1, opened
up gap in the first quarter and was
never in trouble, though forced to a mild
drive at the end to stall off Phil Finch
Weather clear; track heavy.
First race, mile-Canon, 10S, Nicol, 2 tc
l. won; Bengal, 1oS; Livingston, to 2
third. Time, 1:45. Lida Lieb, Araehne
Falernian. Docile and Gas Lighter also
ran.
Second race, three and half furlongs-
tor Girl, 110, Dominick, to 1, second
Little Rose, 103 Livingston. 20 to /, third
Time, ;4S. Mosaic, Bertha e, Sinada,
Miss Regina and Stradella also ran
Third race. five furiongs-Po Poseur, 1o2
Cannon, to won; Viperine, 81, j. Hen
esSVK e. Wof T. + + t. ss'qh phra Lucy Zine young os
also ran. Golden Advice left at post. post .
Fourth race, Live Oak handicap, seven
!. won; Phil Finch. los. Crimmins, 8 to
/. second; De Reszke, 10, J. Martin, I2 ia
5, third. Time, 1:29. Old Stone. Floral
Wreath. Gregor Z, Lord of the Valley,
ran. Careless left at the post
First race, one mile-Joe Lesser. ia,
Nlcol even, won; Montebank. 109. Cocolo,
Ing, Z to 3. third. Time, IA as. Sarah Sarah
Maxim, L. Klefnwood, Favonius Jor6nn n
and Sigmund also ran.
Sixth race, mile and three quarters
George Vivian, IS, McGee, s to /, won;
Hymettus, 100, Hennessy, to s. second;
Stonewall, 104, Shaver, 8 to 2, third. Time
1909. Barca, Royal Arms, Lord Tenny..
son and Murmur also ran. The Way
broke down.
Elliott Wins Handicap
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 21-The
Lissak handicap at Oakland was won by
Elliott. Elliott coupled in the betting with
the many time derby winner, Claude. re-
ceded to Q. The bulk OF the money went
on Letola, SINNERS entry, and Military
The field was .lot long at the post and
the barrier was sprung to a good start
w. r. Condor, the added starter, and
Letola, opened up a big gap and both
pace. When it came to the finish they
had to be content with third and fourti,
positions respectively.
Elliott on whom Alarie rode perfect
race. came out of the bunch at the head
OF the stretch and won going away by
half length. Claude, Notwithstanding
the heavy impest of 125 pounds, was run-
ming over horseSSat the finish, getting sec
ond position from w. r. condon.
First race, five furlongs- Yellowstone.
LOB, Davis, to 2, won: Educate 108..
Chandler, g to l.. second: DoubIet, 100,
Fountain, IL to 1, third Time. i .e4E
hummer, Karabel The Hawaiian. Lapi-
dus. Trapsetter and silicate also ran
---AcheIita, LOT, Bell, to /, won: r "
Barr llo, Jones, 8 to I, second; I'm Joe,
ITO, MfchaeiS, to L third Time .4AfL
Captain Burnett, Yearning. Now, Belionaa.
ran. 'S
Third race, seven furlongs- -HainauIt.
log, Davis, to 10. won: Red Cross Nurse
l0I, Sullivan. s to 1, second; The Fretter.
10. Mcbride. Ii to 1. third Time. I:31.
Tam O'Shanter, Anvil Scotch Lad and
pr. Sherman also ran. =
Fourth race. mile, handicap Elliott.
III. Alarie, to 2. won; Claude 1875. w
Daily, to 2, second; w r. Condor, liz.
anderson. 10 I. third Time, I:441S
Couple Elliott and Claude, DAILY entry s1'
Bonaharflier. Judge. Military Man, Lefoia
and Gateway also ran.
Fifth race, mile and Quarter--Flyins