New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
RACING At NEW-ORLEANS.
Black Mate Rams A0Uay Sir Fur
longs and Then Wins Easily.

New-Orleans, Jan. 2. - The tWO-y ear-ol4
Black Mate gave surprising exhibition at the
Fair Grounds race track to-day. Going 10 the
post the colt unseated O'NelI his jockey, and
ran away six furlongs. He was led back: Free
man was substituted for ONeil, who was hurt
and the colt won easily.
O'NeH suffered a nasty fall his leg was
painfully wrenohed and he was unconscious
when picked UP. He recovered later, and & Is
not thought that he IS seriously injured
Miss Custis feIl soon after the start, and
breaking leg, was destroyed Hannibal Bey,
St Valentine. Columbia Girl and Charlie ThOnp-
son were the winning favorites. Phil Finch.
shoUldering top weight and fairly well supported.
won the New-Orleans City Railway Handicap
at a mile and sixteenth, worth $3.50 70 the
winner.
Gold Mate. well ridden by Obert, won the La
Garde Selling Stakes Al City Park The race was
at mile and worth $1,000 TO the winner. En-
voy made runaway race OF the last event on
the card, and was the only winning favorits.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES
F1rst race six furIonssl-HzuHibaI Bey 104 5swelr
So 70 L Won. NJ horleT. 100 IL smith 10 !. second
Rose. Paul clifford slow Poke ne Plains InEolth-st
ana schosaris also ra- -'sS-7 -7-l~ @l'- 'e7S@
Second loHe-haIf rnHe,-Black Mate 100 lFres-
seoond Bud I'm los CSIaosy5. 50 to l. tRird Tlms
ssttoney Lee. ". A German Glad Pirate Miss Custs
Third race owners 6aa5ieaP- one us,-s, vaIeut.aa
1G7 7ohbins le 70 p won. Gelaszith, lOT o. 1Iarta
Tine. is4o7s. Novsna ana 5vhiPg5oTFil also rsa
sixteenth 1HislEP6n Finch 1s5 1srTie5 Is to s R6S
Little Scout no T. MoI1tyrel 90 J. second: Letter
King 1sTdrA aioaoo Maid 69,ans star sna e
Eeezks also
E.f,h race candieagl SIX ra-ignss Columbia CIR 100
sseyeiD even Won ErooEaha1dle 100 CicGee. 80 70
i4% M. spruL LAZY vasht Reidu10-s and cigar
So sizta nee e. one nile AID twenty yarasca5ls
{BeD. 10 % J. second; Bonnie Prince CHARLIE -3sdeID
Jerry Lynch, Brooklyn Glen Gallant No-rhviad Peggy
Seventh zone mile and twenty yards-Fred Horn
Psei lCs EAore.SH1l % T2n DapPie cod llS
TO / third Tine .45- Blue erase Lad FIriag Lane,
ARABIA, Lady Free knight and IIght Note also -za-
CITY PARK SUMMARIES
First two miles and seventy ya-ds9-2se-sn. %
70 J. second; Lou N. - w Mcintyre J. third
Flame Arab. HzrT.oou and bel Car4na also ran
Second race zone and oueQlGrtsr miles i've
AZ larchIbsId1 ~ ssc7TT- ON n ~ rr-41as1'
5 70 third Tine. 2s+4>s- Alice Coulraaner and Rush
TiF q, race s,s enaaa9' i've and analt c7pEsAi
ssllp Aet t-lI'y % T. Won -1eSpiln- 10 ~ t1all,
Time 1:O7%. Mint Boy Lara Dutry IIstess Meadow
Fe 1 race "a s SECS M A'e - H. r,
Mate lo' (OberL, 70 J. Won. Merely Mary Ana %
third Time 1.4o&. Grace Wagner LIha-i1n and Gauzs
Firm race cnve furlongsl-Taek rolan. II CSiooD
e T. Won St Joseph 10 H. Day. even; SECONDS
Aaeur lq% or HaI.l o 70 J. third Time LOIS Gal
skin Tacs SIX suTloagsl-Auai,or 10 -lsAa-t TO
Davis IO2 Organ ]. third Time II47s FederaI
Davenport Anne Davis Room Male and Incubator also
Seventh race tons mile and seventy yards-Eavoy 1Os
CNioo9 @ 70 won 4uEz7h, 100 lflsrsrna7l, % 4
a. Ta-nary Flortzsl Nlaledeti1n Leader alsO