New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
RACING At NEW-ORLE4NS.
Hustled and Bertmont, Tsco Outsid-
ers, Vim Stake Features

New-Orleans, Feb. 5.-The Orleans Hend,oan et
six furlongs' worth $3.50 to the winner was the
feature OF the City Park card to-day and fell TO
rank outsider. Husted. which the ring laid so to /
against for time. Several hundred dollars was
bet at these odds, and the price then dropped to
% l.
Floral King was always decided favorite clos
ing at TO d There was jam at the start in
which the favorite was crowded back and through
out the race he was cut off and interfered with.
him 500 and set him down for six weeks for rough
riding SAFETY Light and Robin Hood the
Black Mates sensational race on his last APP
Stakes at the Fair Grounds to-day ~ and though
ne had the good excuse of early Interference. he
against whom the ring laid TO / for time. De
orc was a strong second choice yhe race was
worth SLOSo TO the winner.
The cure, who was run up to A,1O5 after his
race rae and bought in; Hollowmas and Bravery We're
colo, Colonel White. who won the second race, estab-
ran into the , rail on the first turn and fell Both
was Inc and the track fast.
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES
WON ai5s f TsGs 'i Io Cure 100 s Il
700 Cw Hayes. to / third Time. I!is5s Cav hss
l2ae WhoTler Lady Henrietta Avoid. Many Thanks and
s Second GO rses 1--WE ana onehal fuOrgsoonol white
m so1' maToS cG 9ssn.8 S2 a Smith
Maid IS w M oe tn iH aa % Nc %
Ro6bins II TO 20 second; Don't ASK Me- 90 a. Mc1n-
Fourth race Che Premier Stakes: one-halt miIe)-
eBeD 20 TO second; Jack Hardy i03 w Mccee1 20 to
= miro Iln;e o;sss Black Mate Big Store. Dr. r.
tlfth race lone milel-Hoilowmas 10 a. Martini a 10
O. Won Macy; Jr. 100 CAnderson) to ! second; Ruth
esn ana Blf1eT bro t0 also 5h 4sh Time l42 Ian
cq sxta race mile and sixteenth)-Bonnie Prince
eChsr Is to second: Noaes Iis q Martin s to =
Eawa5a Hale Fred ornbec and coionis also ram rama j.
Seventh race mile and one-sixteenthJ-I3raverv 1o1
Sseweip 3 to 2 won; Brilliant lO5 CIV. MoCiee) 8 70
4:4s Athena Carnival Latheron RaTkelmore. water
4ake Frank Rice Pattonviile and St John also ran
CITY PARK SUMMARIES
First race two and one-Quarter niles-safe. 1Agh.
second; Mildred L. Pierrattj % to fbsS 70 70
ham also ~ ' fA-
Second zone one-eighth mnes)-The Clean OF
(Grifito. to won: Fonsoiuca o2 CKoernerS a n 4
second Gravna7 I03 CSicoD. to l. third Tina S41
Elliott, Keynote Little Giant and MaIedotion also ran
Third (steepIechase; short courseINC;o1id iea
ChaTsvyind. (ArchibaidJ is to & ihird ne
3o715. New-Arnsterdau. John o. Owens class r4ase-
and onyx II also
Fourth race che Orleans Handicapi six furlongs)-
(Wishardl. TO l. second: Jack Doian lI2 licon 10
third Time. 113ss. Lucy Young Floral King FeliI
Mozzes. St Joseph, Carroll Jack Adams ana Don
Fonso also ran. ~
Fifth race Caandicap; one ana onesixteerth miles,
lscfoenl, 90 10 l. second; Envoy 10 (licoD to J.
also -1 -4@--4N
sixth race ave Surlongs)-Robn Hood 123 CSoon 4
. won Quinn Brady lo4 CAustn) II g. second Pat
Jordan Frances Dillon Gold Bearer. Eleven and
seventh race Cfve and onealf frlongs-Bertha T. 1o5
u Hennessy) TO !. won; Roseboro. 107 CObert). to
second; Pr1nctpia. 100 Griffith 10 l, third Time
Loss Woggle Bug, Margaret Angela, Teepathy, Heart
q Eyacinth Kara, Frenchie's First America IL Evox
tell The