The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-08
TELESCOPE WENT LAME
AND FLORENTINE WON EASILY AT
 CITY PARK.
Was . Beautiful Race to the Far Turn When Fl0rentine Annexed Another
 Purse for Captain Brown
 Hemlock, 100 to 1, third.

New Orleans, March 7.-The stand | and lawn at the City Park race track | were not filled for the first race, but ] heavily laden trains continued to arrive until after the third race, when most of the available space was well oc- cupied. A little shower came on after l the first race. but was barely sufficient
 to lay the dust. The event of the day was the meeting of Telescope and Florentine in the fourth race, but it proved a sad disappointment, as after | making a beautiful race with Captain Browns great colt to the middle of the fast turn Telescope was seen to weaken and Florentine galloped home an easy winer. They were so far ahead of the
 ohers. however, that Telescope, though lame and apparently broken down, was able to save second place. First race, maiden 2-year-o o1ds, three and half furlongs-Carthage. 112 1Os (Carter) Is to 1, third. Time, 42. Helen 8, Sultry. Bulando, Fish Hook, Emekay, Lieber Gore, Steve Kane and Grove Center also ran.
 Second race, S-year-olds. selling, seven furlongs-John Lyle, 107 (Gan-
 Laughlin) II to 5. second; Brushton, 1o9 (NicoD to 1, third. Time
 1:27 2-5. Deleval. Niberad. Harry Stephens, Green Gown. Midnight Min strel. Sand Bath, National and Bishop Poole also ran.
 Third race. 3-year-olds and up. sell ing, one mile-Willie Newcomb, 1O2 CD. Austin) to 1. won; Low Cut. 1O3 (Gannon) to 1. second pr. Kammerer. 1:42 4-5. May Do. Spring Fox, Var ner, Bank Street. Twemlow. Lee Snow, Ed. Callahan, Miss Mamie l., and Light
 Ship also ran.
 Fourth race 3-year-olds and up, five
 and half furlongs-Florentine, 100 (NicoD to 4 won; Telescope, 113
 (Gannon) II to 10. second; Hemlock, 108 (HiedeD 100 to 1, third. Time, 1908. Blue Flame, Show Girl and
 Sheer also ran. Telescope pulled up
 very lame.
 Fifth race, 4-year-olds and up. sell
 ing, six furlongs-Glad Smile, 99 (Foy)
 10 to 1, won; Sid Silver 109 (Young)
 13 to 10, second; Governor Savers, 1O9
 tTroxler) 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:14.
 Convict. Jim Perrin, Judge Pau1us, Duelist. Lady Draper. Handsome Man,
 Hillarty Mary Lavana and Moderator
 also ran. Demurrer left at the post
 ing. mile -Roundelay, 94 (B. Miller), 5 to 9, won; Morris volmer. 1O4 (Mc- L5Ssughln' 5SU,g;hg5 to ;s,ss E ssconS; Erbe los Pirate Lacache. The Hebrew. Lila Noel. Jean Gravier, June Collins and Taxman ran.
 Seventh race, 3-year-olds and up. selling, mile-- --Mizzenmast, 102 (Roma- nellD, 9 to 5, won; Rightful, 114 Gan non), { to 1, second; Harding, 1O4 (Mc- Laughlin), 13 to 5. third. Time. Al 3-5. Cursas, Harpoon. Doeskin. The Buffoon. Trogon and Yellow Hammer ran. Entries Today. First race, seven furlongs, purse-- Harry Stephens, 97: Chibouk, James H. Reed. Roundelay. Daredevil, 100; Billy
 Handsel. 1O2: Yorkshire Lad. 1O5: Red Ruler. 112.
 Second race. six furlongs, selling
 Fila, 90: Weberfields. 91; Woodclaim.
 94; Byplay. 95; Equity, 101; Dr. Kier.
 1o4;- Hllarity. Duelist, June Collins. Fe-
 lix Mozzes. 106.
 Third. race, mile and eighth, handi- cap Brunswick, SS; Bellindian. 93: Luralighter. Bonmot. 100; Janeta. 1O2.
 Fourth race. four furlongs, purse--
 Polly Forest, 100; Lady Tarascon, For
 tunate, Gray Dal, 103; Jurist, 106; Hos
 tility,. l0S; Chief Archibald, i'll; Mint boy, 115.
 Fifth race mile and sixteenth--Lou
 Padre. 9S; Rian, 1Oi; Bluff, 1O5; St.
 Tammany, 1O5; Revielle. 1O5; Postman. | 106.
 Sixth race. mile, selling--Lida Leib, Second Sight. 100; Snare. Leenja, Yer
 gie Dor. 104; Lila Noel, Viona, Low Cut. Cap and Gown. Goldspot, 1O5: Springbrook, Our Sallie, 109.