The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-27
TOY BOY WINS AGAIN
Fuller's Bay Gelding Repeats
at New Orleans.
HENRY wATTERsoN a WINNER
Clever Ride OF Jockey Garner Brings
VIctory-Big Bow shut Out-Garic
Ruled OH-MOraIes a Surprise I'm
the Fifth Event.

New Orleans, la, Dec 26-AnOther
good days racing came out Of an ordi-
nary card at the Fair Grounds this af-
ternoon With the exception of a sprint
handicap for all ages at five and half
furlongs, the card was devoid of any
peculiar feature.
Toboggan, a caston from the stable of
James R. Keene, demonstrated that
something beyond being of badly hap
pened in his previous essay when he
was beaten of.
The biggest surprise of the day hap
pened in the fifth, purse affair at six
furlongs for two-year-oIds. Sir Todding-
ton and Gold Circle We're the favorites.
but neither of them had a possible
chance when il came TO racing. Morales.
about whom to , was quoted. rushed
70 the front and made every post "a win
ming one. Sir Toddington and Gold Cir
Gle however, saved second and third
money. Starter Dade presented the mile
and seventy-yard condition race TO De-
bar. the TO favOrite Debar was sent
away fully five lengths IN advance of
his field, and with that advantage won
galloping Hollowmas. of which much
the post. but managed TO finish second.
Toy Boy. TO ,, repeated in the selling
race at FIVE and a half furlOngs- The
colt was away we'll and having all the
speed. was never bothered SpiOn and
Decklaw fought it out for second, the
former securing IL by half d length.
Rusk came 10 life and suddenly. in the
six furlongs After being well played.
he showed most speed. but was driving to
win by neck from Alencon.
Jockey Garner was responsible for the
victory Of Henry WattersOn in the clos
ing event Garner unfinished Aubu-
chon. who rode Abe Meyer. and managed
TO poke Watterson's nose in front in the
final stride.
The judges announced that the entry
of Big Bow would be refused for the bal
ance Of the meeting
Jockey Carrie. steeplechase artist, was
ruled of for assaulting an officer Of the
track.
The track to-day was fast
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Two-year- olds; five and one-half
fUTlongs. Toy Boy. 9s lBilaci. 10 ?, first; Spon.
100 Lloyd, 20 2, second; Deeklaw. 90 H. Hen
nessegl y II 1. third. Time l:01 Is. Buren, Ar
mold Spider Web. Odd Trick. FineTy Baneful Colt
ness. Anna Ruskn. D0ric Sharono@ana, Dick
STANLEY Regal Lad. and Addir Hawkins also
SEIOND RAtE-f ouT-}cdf-olQs ana upward SIX
fylrlongs Rusk l07 tYaudusenl II 5. first; Allen
con. l0l Truman. % !, second: Ralbert. III I'd.
AUSTIN. z TO !. third. Time ia King Vida.
Consideration. Brazil Cay Adelaide Ancestor, Al
sono MatadOT. Martins, Brilliant, aud Invasion also
ran.
THIRD E-Three-year-oIds and upward; mile
and seventy yards. Debar. l04 tTr0XerI I 2 first;
Holloway l0f lGaner). 2 to !. second; Nutw0od.
l0l tBlumcnthai}. 50 10 !, third Time, a 3-5-
Delphie Big Bow. saul. and Caronal also
FOURTH RACE-Two-y ear-ods and upward; five
and one-half furlongs- Toboggan, IL ID. Austiul.
1 10 J. first; Meadowbreeze. III &C. Morisl. TO ?.
second. De orc. % 0.loydl, TO /. third. Time,
106 -. Bitter Miss. Lady Henrietta, T. 3. Zero.
ard Kebo also ran
FIFTH RACE wo-year-ods: six furionGs. Mo
rsles los (sederl, 10 p first: Sir Toddington. Us
g. Hennesseyl. 10 s. second Gold Circle. l02 Gar
ner). 8 10 5, third. Time. II3 IS. Sea Water.
Sehroeder's Midway Scamous. Miss Nothing. Nj
Iamie, The Scout, Nancy Hod, and Clara Dem
ming also
SIXTH RACE-Three- year-ods; mile. Henry Wat
teTson. ll6 tGarnerl, 20 ]. first; Abe Meyer, l0l
tAubuchonl, 70 /, second; Gold Coin. l05 tW. Me
IntyIel 70 l. third. Tine. 40 IS. Lena j..
Benevolent Bitter Brown, Wooless. LadsariOn.
Quinn BRADY. Bitter Hand. Hamicar. Red Coat
and Ruby star also ran.