The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-11
At Fair Grounds.

New Orleans, January 10.-The disquali- tication of Ed Early for repeated interfer- ence with Tyrolean in the last race at the Fair Grounds today, enabled the favorites to break even. Interference and crowd ing, more or less serious, marked every race on the card. In the sixth race Tyro- lean running head and head with Ed Early through the stretch, was bumped into twice and just as they reached the wire was thrown by Early's wide swerve. The impact threw Tyrolean back several feet and he fell on the wrong side of the wire but the judges held that the horses had already reached the wire when they came together and gave Tyrolean the race. Horseradish and Gay Adelaide were the other winning favorites. The weather was rainy and track slow Consuelo II. was run up to $700 and bought Kings Charm was claimed out of the third race for $l1O0 by s. Lewis. Newton Benning- tons D'Oro, a Belmont bred twolyear-old who has shown considerable promise here, was sold at private sale to S. T. White for s25OO. Summary
 First race, five and a half furlongs- Vivian. 99 (Freeman), 9 to l. won; Kings Gem, 1O4 (Feieht. 4 to 1, second; Mag zini, 1O4 QeiberD, to 1, third. Time, 1 no 1-5.
 Second race. six furlongs-Southern Cross, 104 (Greem to l. won; Optional, 101 (SewelD 6 to 3, second Odd Ella, 92 (Johansen), to 1, third. Time, 1:17 4-5
 Third race mile-Consuelo H.. 9S G. Jones), 13 to ?, won; Sea Voyage, 97 (Jo- hansen), 15 to 1, second; Lucky Charm, 107 (SewelD, to ?, third Time 1:46 1-5
 Fourth race, mile handicap Horse Radish, IDA (SewelD, g to 10, won Excite ment, 103 (Freeman), 5 to 1, second: Reid more, 105 (Dickson). Il to 5, third. Time, 1:45 4-5
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Gay Adelaide, 104 (SewelD, to ?, won Schoharie 100 CD. HalD, IT to 2 second; Ben Lear, 106 (FeichD. 20 to 1. third Time, 1:1S%.
 Sixth race mile-TyroIean, 119 CWalsh), 5 to ?, won; Mabel Simms, 9S (Shilling). to 1, second; Commandant, TOT (Fecht). 15 to 1, third. Time, 1:49 2-5. Ed Early fin- ished first but was disqualified
 Fair Grounds Entries.
 First race, six furlongs, selllng-Lori- cate, 11S; Envoy, 114; Mordella, 107; Whorl- CT, 1O6; Optional Girdle, Many Thanks. 104; Dave Sommers, 110; Go to Win. ndot- tere, 1O5; Slow Poke. 1OS; Bonebrake, h. vestor, 1O1; Paul Clifford Ill; Fancy
 
 Second race, mile. selng-Friendless Tower, Hickory Corners. l05; Lee Stinson. 10s; Jim Collins, 104; Caithness, North wind, 10S; Brimful, Don't You Dare, Pen nant. John Randolph, 96; Maggie Doreen, 99; Peter Becker, 94; Bouvier, 1OO
 Third race, three and half furlongs- Black Lock, 115; Salvisa, Miss Custis, Miss Hynes Dr. J. F. Aiken, Dorothy M, Marietta Bush, 112; St, Cloud, w. A. German, George K, no; "Litte Wanda, Dr. Grantham, May Gilmore, 1O7
 w. Shields entry.
 Fourth race, mile, selling-Arabo, 10s; Footlight's Favorite, Ill; Doinda, 1O9 Dr. Hart, Bravery, 100; Gamara, no; Don't Ask Me, 109; Whipporwill, Bronze Wing 105; McWilliams, Phoebus, 1O7: Lemon Girl, 9S; Flavigny, 109; Colonist, 1O1; Nine 1O2
 Fifth race, mile. selling-Firing Line 1OS; Kickshaw, 1O6 Saul, 105; Vanhope, Fra Filippino, 104 Thema. 10S; Leeking, Fair bury, Sheer, Lady Ray, Soldier of For tune, 100; Hay Lizette, Raviana. 99: Bril- liant, 96; O. c. Parke, SS.
 Sixth race, mile and a sxteenth-Bay- | wood, IT; Erne, Burke Cochran 1O9: | Prince Salm Salm. 106; Cracker, TOT; Mer- ry Pioneer, no; Augur Passive, 1O2; i Brookstone, Ben Mora. 101; Semper Vivex. | 109; Mirthless, 97; Consuello II, SS; Evie 1 Green, 90; Lefty, so.