The Washington times., 1906-03-04

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 3.-What |
was probably the best Saturday card |
that has been offered at City Park was |
served up 10 g large crowd at city Park /
today. The program consisted of the |
usual seven races, with the Louisiana |
Stakes at four and one-half furlongs
for two-year-olds; a selling race at two |
miles, and Two quarter mile !
races as the principal features.
The louisiana States was the star
event, and with the club throwing in an
extra thousand dollars. a good lot of
youngsters started. Eight were named
10 start over night, with George Hole |
and Jim Davis naming a pair each
Snap for Lens.
Lens was made favorite. Judge Treen, !
who opened up the extreme outsider in
the betting received a lot OF play at p
TO l. Wise money was sent in on Lens,
the Dunno animal Beau Brummel was
the quickest away from the post, and
cut out q lead OF two lengths in the
first furlong. Jones, who rode Lens,
was content TO let his mount race along
in second place until they Strengthened
cut for home, and taking command at
the three-sixteenths pole came home a
winner three lengths before Karama-
Following the pace he has been going
nearly the whole season, Capt. ". ;.
Williams, the veteran horseman, today
captured the stake feature Of the Fair
Grounds card.
Phil Finch Wins Again.
The race was the Oakland Handicap.
valued at $3.50, and worth S1,49o to the
winner. Phil Finch was elected to
gather in the coin for the owner. while
Rams Horn ran with him and finished
second. the pair outclassing the other
entry Nose GOldblatt's Rainland and
Monaco Maid. the latter getting show
money
When il came TO the race, there was
little 10 il but the Williams entry.
Monaco Maid was allowed TO make a
little OF the pace, but Rams Horn went
TO the front in a short time. and Just
gaIloped all the way. At the far turn
Phi Finch joined him, and down the
stretch the two came along in a swing
ing gaIlop, winning with ease.
Fair Grounds Summaries.
First race-six furlongs Shenandoah,
100 Martini, TO I, won; Dan Mchehha'
Glenn 81 (C'handler), TO ,. third. Time,
1.1T as Fargo Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Delmore, and DeuXtemps also ran
Second race-Four furlorgs. Frank
Lord, 10 tRobbinsl, 10 10. won; Our
Own, % tSmith}. - TO l. second; HeIen
Lucas. 107 (AUbUchon), + 10 ], thlrd
Time $50 %. SanscrlJ, COMMODORE
TheIm, Baleshed. Buster Jones, and
Blackburn also ran.
Third race-Five furlongs. Lady Hen
rtetta. 106 (Aubuchon(, TO >, won; Col
IectOr JesSup. 100 tBelN, 70 ], second
James Re ddick. 10i tPerrine), 8 10 !,
third. Time. .02 %. Master, Come on
Sam. CT = Fighter, Norwood Ohio, and
Skyte also ran.
Fourth race-One and one-quarter miles.
Phil Finch, 13S (PeTrine). / TO ., won;
Rams Horn. lbs (BelD, TO D. second;
Monaco Maid. % Gohnsonl, 10 >. third
Time, 2:11 As. Rainland and Judge
Hines also ran,
Fifth race-Six furIongs. Sea Voyage,
100 Hayes. Z 10 ,, won; Grove Center,
Sc (AOTeland). ! 10 >. second; Glen Cal
liant, ICE (BedelD, . TO !. third, Time.
lis Is. Eta M. The Plains, Alhstd,
Sir Francis. and HdottOre also ran
Sixth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Joe Lesser. 113 (Iar1in), 8 to 10,
won: r r. Williams. los (BedelD, S 10
J. second; Aurumaster 1G7 jHayes). o
TO / third Time Tsp. Sincerity Belle,
Hortensia. Besterling, and Merry Pho
neer also ran.
Seventh race-One and one sixteenth
miles Safeguard 104 (BedeID, TO I.
won; North Wind, ll2 (4IurPhy), y to
], second. Katie Powers. 10i tM0relandD,
TO l, third. Time. 1:52 3-5 Pirates
Dance Frank Rice, VIII Shelly. Rem
1ugtOn. Lou Woods. Mr.. WiEOn, BOur6e
Cochran. Goo Goo. and Light Note also
ran.
Fair Grounds Entries.
First race-six and a half fGrIongs.
Verbosity a.; Gallant Cassie, 100;
Dreamland, 81; May BroOKwood. 1O4,
Loretta H, 90; Allure, 50; OTifiamme, %:
Electric Spark. 104; Simplicity, 10; Globe
Runner and Last Cherry, 80 each
Second race-Five and a half furIongs.
Lady Lasco, 100: Maggie LiebeT, 104:
Little Thersia, 50; Raining Leaves, I05;
Catherine, 50; Edna Elliott and Toin-
cite, 50 each; Nultaic. 105; Perfect "a;
OwasCa and Margaret o, 104 each; In
trigue, los, and Wedding Ring. d.
Third race-Six furIongs. Eocus Pocus.
First Premium loo; DR.. COffey, q; Third
Alarm, ia
Fourth race-Mfle and twenty yards.
St. Valentine, ia; Ben Holder 1O4;
James Reddick, 81; Lady Navarro, I0f:
Don't ASK Me, 80; Rams Horn. 100; Gold
smith, III.
Fifth race-One and a half miles.
Tribes Hill 1G9; John Randolph 80:
Cashier. 105; Hickory Corners. 81; Doro-
thy Dodd, IS; Club, les; Mr. Wilson, %;
VIII Shelly. ice; Blenuenw0rth, 10;
Goo Goo %; Gleemau 90; Aurumaster,
los; Nones. 104; Paul, IS.
sixth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles; selling. Narna Fonso, IS; Benora.
q,
l07: Atwood. 106; Nine %; Triple Silver.
I02: Kenton, 90; North Wind, los; Sauls-
berry, 10f; Depends. 81; Ethels Pride.
81; Colonist. SO; Sincerity Belle. 81.
Clear and slow.
City Park Summaries.
First race-One and one-quarter miles
Yachting Girl 10 (KoermeT), to ..
won; Flying Charcoal. III (PierrotD, S
TO l. second: Pfller. 107 CDealey). 3 TO 1,
third. Time, 2:10 40.