The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-25
cOLUMBfa eTRL WINS.
Glamor Fails 4 GNe Away weight In
Gentiny Selling stakes.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. A,-The second meet
ing OF the Crescent City Jockey Club was
begun to-day under more favorable condl-
tions than the fortnight which preceded IT,.
A well balanced card OF six races with the
Gentiliy Selling Stakes "a the principal at
traction was spread before the public and
with the holiday season to help out the ban
ner crowd OF the winter was in attendance
Glamor, A. {, McCaTerty's good Hastings
nlly. who has swept everything before her
since the meeting opened. was the choice lot
OF the bettors for the GENTLY Stakes. The
hlly was trying To give away Jumps of weight
and in this she failed. Monet, Rebo. Tobog-
gan and the Watkins entry. Belle Strome
and Pompadour. were also fancied to some
extent. while the Western contingent swung
TO Columbia Girl. who has been running
In ordinary selling events. Belle Strome
made the early pace. followed nv Rebo, until
well into the homestretch. where Columbia
Girl came with a rush and passed them with
out much effort, winning galloplng bv three
lengths. Belle Strome held on long enough
TO save the place from Hannibal Bey. who
beat ~Ponlpadour a head for third money.
bob Tucker attempted 10 make Sally
Nicol had the mount and il was supposed that
she was all but in. The filly al usual proved
a very bad actor at the post and was prac-
an 3 TO chance. Florizel, the , To . fa%vorlte,
always held his field safe in the closing event
III q du Lne way. bltIer b0nQ, one OF
the outsiders, made a game bid at the top of
the stretch. but was a distant second.
= W. Fuller sprung q good looking maiden
IN the -four and one half furlongs. which opened
the card. Toy Boy was a 30 10 / shot at one
stage of the betting. but that margin was
almostc cut in two when the bugle blew. Toy
4 winning one.
W. II, Snyder found a soft spot for PABLO
day. and he came home an easy winner. Mis-
souri, Lad was nm odds on tavorite over his
field in the third race, at a mile and seventy
yards, Garner. who mad The mount on MIs-
until the stretch. where ne took command and
won easily. The stewards cautioned Jockey
NiGol to-day after he got away so poorly with
Sally Preston. The SUMMARIZES:
First Race -Four and one half furlonRs-Toy
BOY; ss Cbilac), IS TO J won Spider Web. lo2 "a.
II Marta q 2 ,S 3 TO l. se eSs GorT nStS.ss lI y, (Hh S5,so
BeiimenSe' Mi1ddfal!; Isnils >; >; ~ appriss, Colt
sI second Rae -SiS fnTISns: .PoIISday; los a.
: s1 to- 5. second 3 % Z f T1pi a5Op iSs tMlt 1l 3 ihG 81 10 T.
G4sSill. l' Silver 81; Itln. . c. RI1hSDihe Il 900 ba,,oE Gen babe
b., Sidney r.. and Merrick also ran.
Third Race One mile and seventy yards Mis-
sSgr1 Lad iGl Garner; 3 to =; won; hscSmS; 80
% TO /. third. lime iIt55. Knight OF Tsn,
hoe soS S1s l6 6ssc T Ts,n GcS 1nH o g,S also ran, 81,
and a half furongs Columbia Girl, o., Van
a q sc !. s : 20 ! f HannI Rs.lf B S5rp 70: n .G 6u M S' 10 n
Tpbogsan; De orc, Reb9 and N l1.I also ran
: TO |, won: Anna Ruskin, lOI Is. Martin. 10 10 I,
second; Lucy MerIs 100 INCOME, 10 TO ! ,hlrd.
Glendoycr. Hyphcrbole. Belle Suome, Paragon.
Judge Burroughs, Nedra and Frank Flesher also
Sixth Race Purs,. $500; one mile and a sixteenth
tloriIsl 70 Perrct' 10 to ). won, Butter Brown:
IS, krcs, y 10 /, third. Time. iiS as King
i;nS dEv Mahogany; LGc9Gne Gi@dloiSr; sane
and Lena J. also ran.