The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-11
TURF WAR OPENS
BOTH NEW ORLEANS TRACKS RUM
 MING TODAY.
Track Was Heavy and Footing Treach- erous at Crescent City Plant,
 Only One Favorite Los ..s, lag, However.

New Orleans, Feb. 1o.-The track showed no Improvement today and was very heavy with treacherous footing. Bisque, in the first race and Lady Free Knight in the second, fell Both horses
 and riders escaped injury. Haywood. who tired so badly in the heavy going that he could not stand of Redman's sturdy challenge, was the only beaten favorite. Hershman's bad swerve at the end of the first race probably cost the victory, though, as 1t was. Sanction won easily. Of the 2-year-olds Fflatery was best, breaking first and leading all the way. Grey Dal refused to break with the others and was left: Lampoon won out easily but Contentious, after leading ali the way. had to be shaken up at the end. Knowledge, at home in the going. was never in danger in the last race.
 q. McIntyre), Il to 5. won; Hersh- man, Io2 (NicoD, '12 to 5. second; Ban nockbelle, 100 (Heatherington), 150 to l. third. Time, 1858 3-5. Halycon Days, Shock of the Talent and Grand Cham pion ran. Bisque fell.
 Second race,' mile-Redman, 10l | (wishard), 6 to l, won; Haywood, 109 q. Martinl. even, second; Merry Aero bat, 109 (NfcoD, IS to 5, third. Time, 1:5S Reveille, Southampton, Jerry Hunt and Pomino ran. Lady Free
 Third race. selling. 2-year-olds. four furlongs-Fiiatery, 1l0 (NtcoD, to z' to 1, second; Bluegrass Lad, 109 (W. Robbins), to 1, third. Time, :53 3-5. Little Rose, Hash, No Hanna. Tenne- bon. Palaver and My Lady Peggy ran. Grey Dal left
 Fourth race selling, one mile-Lam- poon. sS (schilling). to l, won; Fttz- brillar, 103 (Seder), 20 to 1, second; {; Spec. 1o1 tseamster). Is to 1. third. Tims, l;st toIaa la' Mamnns. Gmma Nr.,cS M 0ysr kOndolet, Fallona and Pyrrho ran. Fifth race. six furlongs--Contentiou Ills (Nicol), 8 to 5, won; Floral Wreath. 115 (Baird), 2 to 1, second; Mary Worth no (B. Miller), 14 to 5, third. Time, LI:2s. Belle Bernard and Lady Ray ran. Sixth race. selling, one mile and sew enty yards-KnUwledge. 102 (Living- ston), to ?. won; Dixie Lad, 100 tCrin- mins), 13 to 10, second: Plautus, 100, Barkelmore, The Trifler, The Eye. Fair Reveller Marjorie Gaffney ran. Entries Today.
 First race, 11-l6 mile. seliing-Echi- nate, s7: Belle of Milford. 101; Ponca, 103; Diplomat. Mrs. Frank Foster, 104; Matt Wadleigh, 105; Annie Max. 106: ! Ogontz, Dapple Gold, 107; Whorler, w. L George, 10S; W. J. Deboe. III. Second race. three-quarters mile Alice Commoner. Esperance, 100; Gis- book. Eagerly. Flying Charcoal. Chats. Anti-trust. Charlie Fisher, 102; Lemoyne, Takim. Torlo, 107; Hanzie, no.
 Third race, three-auarters mile. sell ing-Alcantara, 80: St. Bonnie, Paw tucket. Gracious. s4; Brush Up, s5; Little Jack Horner. 96; Contentious, 9S; Frank Rice, 99; Heritage. Jerry Hunt. 101: Rankin, Frank Kenney. 104.
 Fourth race. two one one-quarter miles. the Bush cup-Lou Woods, 94; Male Hanlon, Handspinner, 95; Semper Vivax. Burke Cochran, 97; Lee King, 99; Formaster, 102; N. Curate, 105.
 Fifth race, three-quarters mile. han dicap-Fannette, 93: Lucy Young, 94; Malster. 95; Klainwood, 101; Jake Sam ders, 103: Lord of the Valley. 104; Kings Trophy, 107; Joe Lesser, i0s; Dick Bernard, 114.
 Sixth race. one mile, selling-Lamp- light, 79; Evasl1ill, S4: Lookout, Gar rett Wilsen. 93: Rachael Ward. 94; Bean, 99: Decoration. 101; Knowledge, 103; Bellindian, 104; Tristan Shandy, | 1O5.