The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-14
INTERESTING RAGING
LARGE CROWD SAW EVENTS AT
 NEW ORLEANS.
First Three Won by Fnvorites, Fourth by Second Choice and Two Last by Rank Outsiders-Today's
 Good Card.


 
 New Orleans, La, April ,3.-Thsre was q large attendance at the City Park race track today. The card was only a moderate one but the racing was interesting from first to last. The by favorites. the fourth by well backed second choice. and the fifth and sixth by pronounced outsid CTS; The wreck of yesterday was cleared up last night and the transportation service was in perfect order today. The card on tomorrow is good one l and an extra good, program has been | arranged for Saturday, the closing day
 First race. 3iilies and mares, 4;,year- olds and up. six furlongs, sel!ing~ Miss McKinna. 100 (NicoD. II to 10, ]. second; springbrook, 10s (oregar). to l, third. Time. 1:1S. Lady in Black. Loca. Pure Favor. Annu, Anta- gone. Pickle Saint and Della A ran. Second race. Allies and mares. 4 year-olds and up. six furlongs, sell. ing-Yo San. s9 1-2 (McLaughlinl, IS to 5. won; Parisienne. 1os Jenkins), | 30 to 1, second; Banana Cream, 99 1-2 hsrGhgie} is sls Gold Id spot DO Trossaehs h Mary Worth. Leenja. Trinity Bell, Austral- ina and Many Thanks also .eann ran; ,ur longs-Kiities. 1o4 (E .Morrison), 12 to 5. won; Lady Mercury. 9s tMc- Laughlin), 20 to 1; second; Charlie third. Time. 80 2-5. Bell Indian, Fox Hunting, Prestige. Girl from Dixie. Russell A. also ran.
 mile and sixteenth. sellingLwellesly. 122 (Munro), 9 to 1. won. Flamboyant. 120 (McLaughlin). 16 to 1. second; maiyer1 ,h,lG ,s 1s2 R Rya,n; yc,as;tus 20 pr9m t1 l. | mond, Hackim. Southampton and Do- minis also ran.
 Fifth race. S-year-olds. and up. mile and asosHy%etsfSs to 5 won soande de2 Gigantic. tag T2 ic2 iie {Neo5. 10 r to 1. third. Time, 2:i2 3-5. Chanlay. Flying Char
 Sixth race. 4-vear-old and up. mile | and sixteenth. seliing-Roger Smith. ii5 (E. Morrisof), to 5. second; Jean Gravier. IT (Newman). 30 to 1. third. Time, 1854. A. Convict. Grand VI tesse. Swift Wing. Second Sight. Jim Entries for Today.
 longs. seliing-ceeil B.. 100; Red Devil, Near. Piker Clerk, 105; Collector. Ja- cob. st. Fury. 1o7; Charles T. Noland' Judge Nolan. 110.
 Second race. four furlongs' purse Helen S., 100; Fortunate, Prince Glenn, Marimbo, 103; Anne Bryan. 105; Inspec- tor Girl. no: Dick Brown. Flimnap, 113.
 wa, 95; The Laurel, 97; Custus. 99; Lee Snow, 100; Mezzo, Prince Richard, Lady Mistake. 1o2; Pirate. Alice Commoner. 1O4; Ada N. 105.
 Mercury, Isabella D., 99; The Trifier. 100; John Lyle. Midnight Minstre. 1O4; Kernel, 110. Fifth race, mile and 70 yards, selling CfoanfiO ln0. Atit iuh 1O2; Brunswick, Mizzenmast, 104; Leen- 1 ia, Gravina, 106; Moderator, 107; Ebony,
 Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling Idle, 99; Woodlyn, Governor Sayres. 1O1; Miss Callatine, 1O3; Mary Worth, | 104; Orc Viva, John Doyle, Ogontz, June Collins, 106; April Showers, Reti- cent, 10S; Glendon, 10s; Nervator, 11O; l Sid Silver. Ill; The Don. IA. At Oakland.
 San Francisco, April 13.-The betters had decidedly the best of today's play at the Oakland track. Four favorites won and all save Neva Lee in the sec ond race were quoted at good prices The only upset of the day was fur fSTtS fourtS race W SiI at 90 to % Track fast fast ~
 First race. fveeighths mile. selling Titus, 104; Graham, to 5, won; Miss Hunter, 1O2 (CIark), 5 to l, .secondi Olympian, 112 (Travers), 6 to 1. third Time, l 1:O1 14. Eldred, Cloeanthus | Gyros, Estraza Ere Yesterday. Velma Clark, Potencia, Almoner, MacFleck- noe, Rubino, Indina, Rosebud, Came
 Second race, five-eighths mile-Neva Lee, IF (BelD, to ,, won; Paddy Lynch, 119 (McClees), 25s to l, second Time. 1:02 IA. Lizzie Mine, Lou Ots- tot, Apollona. J. B. Smith, Elba, George w. Tuthill, Tarts. Norrine. Mary's Gal lant, Conried. Rossbourne also ran:
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 Lachata, 106 (W. Kelly), 8 to 5, won Iron Watson, 109 (Clark), to 1. sec end; Pal 1os tknapp). l2 to 1, third | Fourth race, futurity course, selling -Estella J., 1O5 (F. Kelly). 20 to 1 won; Angelica, 1O5 (Fountain), 3 to 1 third. Time. 1:12. Lillian Ayres, Du- plex, Lady Kispar, Saccharate, Should Light, Entre Nous, Prickles also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and fifty yards sell. ing-Evea G., 105 (McBride), to 1 won; Ray, 1O5 (Wiley), 10 to i, second War, Times, 1O1 tFountain). ? to l third: Time l;44 l-2, PPossart, hip Rey Dare, Golden Light, Mistress oi | Rolls also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth- True Wing, 92 (Fountain), to 5, won second; Telephone 1O6 Garsen), s1-: to 1, third. Time, 1:46. Henry Waite
 Ellie, Hans Wagner, Briar Thorpe | Paramount, Big Beach also ran.
 Entries for Friday.
 First race, half mile, purse-James L. M, Bakersfield, 10S Equorum Rex Sir Edward, 112; CaZazza. Bill Perry Key Elmundo, Midmont, Temptation Boloman, My Pal, 10S; Rotron, 1O5.
 Second race. futurity course. selling Standard. 94; silurian, My Surprise sus. 10s; Hagerdon, 9S; Colonel Van 94; Harold w, 96; Pachuca, 92; Double l Six, 107; Judge Hughes, 102; Isabute | 97; Royal Rogue. 107.
 Third race, six furlongs, selling Royal White, 113; Step Around, Ill Pickaway, 115; Revolt, 124; Redan, 11S | Sir Christopher. Red Mont, 113; Daniel Lins, 107; Haven Run, Ills; Effoves- l cence, 10S; Glenarivon. 11S; Crigli, An l riad 1OS Adirondack. 121.
 l Fourth race, mile and seventy yards | selling-Fille Dor, 105; Flaunt, 112 | Mountebank, 112; Bab, 105; Jack Little | 1OS; Prince Palatine, 1I5; Sincerity Belle, S9; Meistersinger, 115; Esperin Miss May Bowdish, 1O1; MT. Farnum | 107; Best Man. 112.
 l Fifth race. seven furlongs, handicap I-Delagea, Americana. l04; High Chan celor. 1lO; Sheriff Bell. 100; Honiton 1 l25: Princess Titania, 110.
 1 Sixth race, one mile-Ralph Young l l06; Blue Eyes, 99; Leila, 104; Henry Waite, Forest King, Mildred Schultz | 1OS.
 l At Benning.
 1 Benning, April 13.-When taps l sounded for the last race today the