Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01
Pat DUNES Envoy, the Favorite,
Beaten in the Handicap.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 81 Getty
Park Race Track The city Park Jockey
Club offered the unsual seven races today
with a steeplechase over the short course
and a handicap at a mile and a half a fur
long as the features The handicap only
had four acceptances. Pat Dunno named
Envoy, and Corrigan Begonia, while J. S.
Ward dropped BeIlindian in. Debar was
the only outsider.
The steeplechase brought together a fair
field OF chasers, with Lord Radnor at the
top, 154 pounds The weights ranged as
low as lbs pounds, which was slipped to
Lucy Young.
Tom Dolan, with NfcoI mp, was the win
ner of the two-year- selling race at half
a mile. 1t was supposed that Tom DoIan
held the race safe throughout, but he was
driving to the limit to stall Off Teo Beach,
the second choice. which finished very
strong. Jack Zee, an outsider, was a dis
tant third.
The steeplechase over the short course
proved easy for Bank Holiday, second
choice in the betting. Pierce, who rode the
winner, sent his mount into the lead at the
first jump and led by a comfortable margin
throughout, without ever being threatened.
CreOliu, a 20 to l chance, and Tripoli.
other outsider, fought it out for second
place. McClatn gave Lord Radnor a sus-
picious-looking ride.
The one mile and a sixteenth produced
one OF the most exciting contests OF the
week. But four started, with Pat DUNES
Envoy. with Nicol up as favorfte in the
betting at to 5. Envoy never proved a
contender at any part of the race. Debar
and Belltndian hooked up together in the
last three furiongs of the race, and, run
ming head and head through the stretch,
Bellindian got home first by a head. Envoy
was third five lengths away.
The fourth race was an easy thing for
Miss Point at to / with Field Lark a
4. Mack
third
Airsldp at So TO 1. won In drive in
the fifth from Hadur with Bertha e. third.
Big Bow, at to /. won in gallop from
Liddon the fav0rite. in the sixth, with
Padre third.
The summaries:
First race. half miIe-Tom Dolan. los (Nicop,
to 20. won; Leo Beach, 10T (ShilIing), TO l,
second: Jack Lee-f02 Or. Head, 30 TO l, third.
Time, O.ai. Captain Hale. EeHdido. Reside Doubt,
Jack o Nalley Belsay and Earl Spring also
second race short course, steeplechase- Bank
(DupecI 20 TO l. second: Tropol 1872 (SIeHenry)
80 10 i, third Time. ss2 Lord Radnor, Gould,
Little Waily and Conundrum also ran. Judge
Third race one mile and sixteenth, handicap
Beilindan, los lOregar). Ii to ., won; Dehar, III
lTroSleT,, II to 5: second Envey. los tNiceD, to
Fourth race, five furlongs-Mss Point, 50 tore
gar). 20 l. won: Field Lark, 50 SWAIN IL to 5.
Time 1893 40. Teddy, Red Man, Presentation,
Clique, Maledtetlon. Mathis, Pitkin, Orlando,
SNgst rata c9tu ~ ai ,, rs ~ -,
Z to >, won; Hadur. IS (Harriganl % to l. second
Bertha f., IS ~. Hennessy1. TO l, third Time,
ia. Fat Bulger, Foxmeade and Tfchimingo also
IN.
Sixth race. one mile and a half-Big Bow, 100
&C. Schiltingl. o to /. won; ftttdon, liz tNicol1,
10 >, second Padre 101 toregarl, Is to 5, third.
Time 40. Fonsoluca and Double also
Seventh race five furlongs-Fayorita, "a ct.
Mahanl, 30 TO !. won: Josette, los R. Lowe, Z to
l. second: Sheen 106 o. Finn. 10 to 1, third.
Time 1893 40. La Cache, Kib0sh. Mabel VIM,
Ayr. Blu her. Maceona. Frances Dillon. Lord Kent,
Burnoiette Golden GLOW, America II and oleasa
ale ran