Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-15
BOOKlES KEPT THE MONEY
Finishes Were Very Close and Excit-
ing in Five Events.
JOCKEY RADTKE REINSTATED
Match Play of Golfers at Pinehurst-
Gans-Britt Fight Probably Off
Base Ball Notes.

NEW ORLEANS, February 15.-Fa-
vorites were bowled over with regularity
yesterday at the City Park track that
caused the racegOers keen anguish and loss
of many dollars. Every one of the seven
choices was beaten by long shots. Con-
sequently the few pikers who take chances
and back the outsiders picked up small
bank rolls, but the largest winners were
the bookmakers. They left the track loaded
down with money.
1t was the second time this week that
the outsiders swept the board If this
sort of thing keeps up much longer the
bookmakers will be in the majority and
turfmen in the minOrity-and broke.
The best race of the day was the one in
which the babies took part. After a
stirring finish the well-named Dew of
Dawn tshe is by Peep o. Day-Raindrop)
won by a neck. Gresham was second, a
head in front of Brawny Lad. This trio
had the struggle between them all through
throughout the three and a half furlonss.
Dew of Dawn stood the long. hard drive
home best and won on the post The win
ner was at IL to in the betting. This
was an extremely liberal price, considering
her recent good r1ces.
ARABIC and Lights Out were first and
second choices for the steeplechase at IL
to and > to .. respectively, but in spite
of their prominence in the estimation of
racegoers neither was a factor In the re-
suit. Aules turned up as the winner.
He ran in second place. while Subador
acted as the paCemaker for mile and a
half. He then took command, and won
easily. Subador quit in the last half mile,
and finished next TO last. ARABIC Numbered
frequently at his jumps and quit to walk
during the last stage of the contest. Lights
Out ran under pull for mile and
quarter, and then "chucked it
The Summaries.
First race, selling; four-y -olds and upward:
seven furlonss- Rose5or5, 1Oi Hugg,, to /, won;
Fasy c j. so to- ; h Tme OF ss
Arby Van. Sylvan Belle, Begonia. Henpecked,
Mullins GIcencrest and Hand Esg also ran
Second race. steeplechasc; handicap for four
Henry. to l. won +. g. Scarborough. 1876 Me
kerney'' "a 70 J. second; Sartor iesartus 135
out. Rip, ARABIC. Saran, subador aud Jackson Day
furons-'nrw Of Dawn liz 1Waiker1. 10 to l.
won: Gresham, las tNicoli. o to 10, end; Braw-
oi EsS sind G avass Belle Of of'f Kent 1 Bef
made Cuincident Princess Sue. Florence ~ Luke
Fourth race, selling: four year-oids and upward;
seven furlongs-Paui clifford 100 Vsndusenj to
Mazonia 81 &C.. Eookerl. 81 t. l. third. Time. Is.
Amaaor, Gay Boy Orderly Listlsss, Miss Nc
ard Maggie Msckey also ran.
FIN 1t race selling; fer fnur,yeaT,olds and up
Naiu seven INicOSS-tTllfaln. W. tltOSgl, - to l.
won: Prince Brutus. 1oT u. DAILY. IA to s. sec
cn,l; orlne. io2 ,Beckmanl. IL to !, third Time.
La -. Mollie Dnnohue, Orient Huntingdon
Nellie Burn. Fancy Dress Omar Khayyam Pat
Bulger. Florentine, Rainegold and Schoolmate also
ran
Sixth race selling; for four year-olds and up-
ward; one and one-quarter miles-Marvin Neal. 100
tbgginsl. TO 2, won; Anne Day, 81 U.owe), 10 to
;: second: Evie Greene 81 ,Vandusen,. o TO /,
third. Time, 2.0I 40. James Eeddick FlavIgny
Foreigner. Bell the Cat Sincerity Belle Dekaber
Cashier and Col Bartlett also ran
seventh race. selling; three year-olds; six fur
,ongs-Coltness, 10 McIntyrei IL TO 2 won;
Dinemock. los Garner,. to /, second: De Oro
ia tSede.l IL 10 !, third Time, LIS. Paxton
Solly NJ, Western, Arlington and Chase also ran