The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

New Orleans, Dec 6.-The talent was
given a jolt to-day at the Fair Grounds
that it viii remember for some time to
come. Three odds-on favorites were
bowled over. among them being Colloquy
who was a 2-to-7 favorite in the five and
one-half purse affair for two-year-Olds
The race was supposed to be at the mercy
Of Colloquy, but the flly was not placed
in the first three at the finish. Refined,
the second choice. proved the winner in
an easy manner from Ounce.
ST. Valentine, who had the services Of
Nicol, was made a 2-to-5 choice in the
fourth, but his best was second, being
beaten head by Charlatan.
Bill Phillips. who burned up considerable
money around the New York tracks dur
ing the past summer. was the owners
choice who went down to defeat Daring.
al to l. made Bill Phillips appear cheap
at all stages and won easily.
FIRST RACE-TEo-year-olds five furlonss. Morfi-
boy. lOi (Aubuehonl. even won; Spion, % tHennes-
seyl 70 l. second; Duchess Of Monticello 30 tWiil-
iams] Z to l. third. Time los IS. Zick Abrams.
Refine Rcgente Dorothy NJ Helen Lucas Windfali,
Royal Palm. Poster Girl, Our Own. and DE shanno
also ran
SECOND RACE-SeIing; three-year-olds: six fur
longs. Daring l07 Burt0nl, to l. won; PinsticSer,
l04 tFreeInani, 30 70 l. second; French Nun, lOi
lloyd. l5 to l. third Time LII 4-5. d. w. Flynn,
Henry Hentricks Gold Proof, Bill Phillips. Gold
bearer Miss Ferris and Omar khayyam also
THIRD RACE-Selling; twO-yesr-Olds: hTe fur
longs. Blackburn, 100 (Monisl. TO l. woni Bert
mont. IS tGOldstein). 10 !. second; MOnGre. l0i
(Aubuchonl 10 !, third, Time, ] 92 as Fleeting
Stars, Plaud. Malta, Jesssmy, Western, and Anna
Ruskin also ran
FOURTH RACE-Au ages: Une mile Oharlatan
lOi lNIountain}. TO s. won; ST. Valentine. lle
(NicOi) l to 2, second Lady Ellison, l0 iSrnifhl
% TO l. third. Time l:l4 Goldmate and Delphie
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-olds: five and one-haIf
furlougs. Refined los lMountainl, % p won:
Ounce 9s tSnthl. % 20 l. second; Grace George.
los Masters % to /. third Time, lilo. Colloquy
and Ida Bailey also ran
SIXTH RACE-rhrce-y -year-olds and upward; one
mile Abe Meyer. ll4 (Aubuchonl. % 70 I. won Bit
ter Hand l0s Martini, TO !, second; Dargin, IA
Swain to 3 third- Time. las IS
Lady Charade Dr. Mcclure. Ernest Parham. Grand
Duchess, Merry Pioneer, and ARABIC also ran
Entries for Tomorrow
First race-Two-year maidens; seven fuIonss.
Glenoyer. Us; Henry Bosworth. Royal Bond. and
Miss Parker ia each; Duchess Of Montreal, III;
Maize O'Neill and Katie c. s., lo9 each Roswell.
los Yeneto. los: Pierr0t. 10; Gold Circle l0l /.
Spider Web and Nancy Hart GO each.
Second racr-Sclling. six fUTlOnEs. W0odsav, 10;
Abdell Dan McKenua and Ingolthrift, 100 each ;
Operator. Evening Star. and Pity, 10 each; Jerry
c., Violin and Ccle, los each; Happy JACK II.
l04: Sheer and Simplicity. lOI each.
Third race-Selling; six fJIrl0ugs Auditor. ll9
Airship 10; Gutter 10; Columbia Girl 100: Msta-
dor. I07: Geraniun. l06; Wild Irshman l04.
Fourth race-Seren furlongs. Monet. rs; Rebo
lOi Lady Henrietta l0l: Concert 90 Bill Phillips,
95; Palloday, "a Pride Of Woodstock. %: Mortib0y
g.
Fifth race-Two-yeaT- -Ods: six fuTlOngs. Elected.
Jacomo and Knight If ITanbOe, 10 each; John
kaufman 100: Sir Yagrant I03: Gold Duke l96 ;
Gordon Rusk, lo5; Frank Flesher. Associate and
Charley Henry 1Ol; Dicky Stanley. 100 Fire Alarm.
&c.
Sixth race-Selling; one and one-sixteeuth miles
Y0lney. Old Stone, and DTUmiO Il2 each; Hunt
ington. los; Prince Salm Ssm and Water Pansy
lG each Sanction. los: Glcncaire. l0fi Foreigner
and La Cache lo2 each; Marvin Neal, 90.