Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES.
Favorites Rewarded Backers at Both
Tracks

~ " HCftNy Track, nT6
Iavorites won at City Park and four at the
Fair Grounds at New Orleans Yesterday
ibis was percentage which sent the form
players home in contented frame of mind
Ihere were seven races on the card at
SHy fark, including a steeplechase The
last named was run in spite of the some
what dangerous condition of the field. Six
horses went to the post, and the race was
easily the feature of the day Charawind
was slight fayorite over New Amsterdam
but the latter won by two lengths. after a
spirited drive through the stretch. Both
horses fenced well. Nicol took the Jockey
suspended for three days by the sta
Tor breaking through the barrier with Steve
Lane While at the post for the first race
Haiiowmas and Pasadena were the beaten
1avorites at the Fair Grounds. The former
was beaten because Of continued Interior
ehce, Dut Pasadena, at odds on, was no
match for Phil Finch, which won by three
lengths. Midshipman was left at the post
IN the fifth race. Collector Jessup was run
up to 81, 800 after winning the second race
and bought in.
City Park Summaries.
First race thve furlongs)-steve Lane. III
lNieoD' II to s. won; Hin Lassie, 112 (Powers).
j. third Time LOSS Kite Tan, CHAMP c Ia so
Annie MeLaurin. Honeywell sybilla and Miss
Second race ave and one-half furIones,-Modred
y to Second to JACK wa Rsts 12
stone satea julia M Martha '5 e. Matte lss' g
Third race thve furlongs)--GIrard, liz (SicoD, 8
e t. won T TSs ~ liz O. Jonss to second
Angela. Frenchies First, Pulque and Nutwood also
Fourth race tsteeplechase handicap, short course,
New Amsterdam. 140 Ford. II to s. won;
oa 4s ba as 0te 3 to Lord
Oliver Nc and Ohio King also n ran. 1ime s-a4%
A., to l. second; Eclectic Ios 1Wishardl, IL to T.
tie Giant and Ii Rey also ran 'o''' o0''Asa' LIT
Sixth race lmile and one -sixteenth)-Azolina, 90
row. Is 70 j, second; Royal Legend. o. (Perfett5
70 ! third Time. 1.o7. Tete Noir. Father B.
Seventh race (mile and seventy yards)-knowl
edge. log tPerreto, to I. won; Evaskil1, OF (Dig
70 2. third. Time. I5sss Fallen Leaf. IyanSoe
Juba, Reveills, Algonquin. Ferryman. Flaneur and
Conundrum also ran.
Fair Grounds Summaries.
. First race. six furlonss -Trigg Morse Ios q.
Smith, 80 to l. second; Menoken, III (Bodei9, 90
to /, third. Time. I.22. Desha, Pattonviile, Dan
Second race; five aud one-half furiongs-coIiector
Jessup. ll2 &C. Bell, even. won; Paul Clifford
g. jones'. il to /. third Time, liz Viperine ne.
schoharie. ALBERT. st. John and Pancreatis also
Third race. one mile and seventy yards-Phil
Finch ITO IL WILSON,, 8 to 5, won; Pasadena iOY
to'Neilp. IL to 90 second; Katie Powers. loi
worth also ran.
Fourth race. handicap; six and one-half fur.
lengs-James Reddick, ia FREEMAN / to
won; I.eber. 100 tsewelD, 9 to /, second: Deua.
temps. lol GMesiee, to 2. third. Time. 1.27 as.
Flayfgny and Bitter Brown also ran
Fifth race mile-Colonei White, III Feicht,
even won; Charlie Thompson. 100 fSewelD, 10 to
Time, 151 As. Prince Salm Salm Merry Pioneer
Salsberry. Bourke Cochran. Nutcracker. Brilliant.
Optional Atlas and Midshipman also ran
Sixth race. one and one-eghth miles-Mr Jact
los tsewelp, to 1. won; Sincerity Belle. e6
(Moreiandl. TO 1, second; Los Anselano III
lMcGeel. TO l. third. Time. POS. Edward Hale
Insboden Ponca. Paul. Cashier and Merry Acrooa;