New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
RACING At NEW-ORLEANS
Phil Finch Wins the Bush Cup-A
Stake for 4ttila.

/ New-Orleans Feb. 17.-Phn Finch took up 100
pounds and won the Bush Cup. at two miles and
a quarter. at the Fair Grounds to-day. He was
the favorite at odds-on over Little Scout and
Captain Bob. The last named made the pace on
sufferance to the stretch, where Phil Finch took
command and easily.
In the long race at three miles, Colonist. the
second choice proved the winner. Louis Kraft.
with sewell up. the choice of the players.
but he did not run up TO expectations, and fin
ished third. wedgwood and Mullins at 20
to each. while Whorler. HaIlowmas and Prince
Salm Salm the other winners at good
prices. Phil Finch was the only first choice TO
score.
Attila, at 8 10 l. and well handled by Nicol,
won the American Turf Association Handicap at
City Park at three miles. Benvolio the ia
vorite at odds-on. but had to be content with
second money Wishard had the mount, which
was his first since he was suspended some days
ago. The race was worth S1.61O to the winner
Parnassus won the hurdle race at long odds
Charawind the favorite. was third. Jim Boze-
man unseated Miller at the first hurdle and
Little Wally refused the second Minnie Adams
and Debar We're the winning first choices.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
First race Zone mile and twenty yards)-wedgewood
100 a. Jones' 20 to l. won Celebration III (BeD. IS
Tine ia Rhinock Decoration, jerry Lynch. shenan-
d0ss: hana6ss sna a SeysI ans s s,tb % 70
i Lady Henrietta. I6 CIV. Hayes. u l. second
Fater Many Thanks. Norwood Ohio and Gay Adelaide
Third race three mes)-COlonist, LOT CDennisono to
J. won; Cashier SO q. Jones). TO l. secondi Louis
Kraft. io1 lsewelD to 8. third Tins. 6'SS' Erns
Fourth Che Bush Cup Handicap; two and one
Little Scout. 100 u. aIcIntyre to g. second; Captain
Bob, los o. Martini to /. third Time. 4'Os$ Only
F3tiA race aasieaR mile and seventy ysrds 20
20 l. third Time 1:45ts. ST Valentine and Footlights
sIi6 oa; mile and tweR a Eprq -T 10
second; Aurumaster IO8 CsewelD 10 to l. third. Time
l:tSz Beech"ood and Macy jr also ran ... e.,,
salrn 1O4 G5edeD, 10 10 l. won; Avoid; 100 CIV McGee
shird Time Lass BLUEGRASS Led Katherlne l. Berry
Kenton Light Note and Roderick also
CITY PARK SUMMARIES.
First race Ctour furlongs)-Iupositon 10 Croxer) to
/. Beau Brummel ll3 CNewInanl. 9 70 l. second
Knoskrk{ us 'SP p11 o. 70 th 1 I
Ward Heirloom, Tom Morgan ana Caper also Joe
second race two miies)-Helgerson. 100 Os. Smith
Won Electric ios TG0 e second S0a Ksgas
Marlin Ida Vivian and Lou NJ also
d aSs aHd 10 to T %o6 SvS csy ye 1 anI
sr 1855 Rice to sss2Ed chs5swnd lSs fATehi6eid
also Jim Bozeman Little waIy did
three miles)-Attlis ll2 CNicoD l. won; Benvoilo
il6 O%ishardl; II 70 70 second; DreTe 100 CW Nc
H h1yfs si. 20 ran F' Tine 02' Double and Berry
FIfth race Csix a half rurlongs>-,Innis Adams
to second: Auditor. III CIV Mcintyre l. third,
Time l:22 Emergency Prince BTutus and Billy Wood
sixth oandoap; mile ana seventy ys5da-
Mcintyre; Is TO J. second shawana Jos tNiooD.
70 !, won; oarnish, II2 a. smith TO T. second:
Envoy Gambler. Rockawsy Ingothrift Capitano Tr0.
gon Huzzah and Lyman Hay also Twenty Shot