Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-06
Three Favorites Again Won
Yesterday at New Orleans.
ARABIC BEATEN BY FOUL
Rough Riding by Jockey Hughes
Spoiled thinner Coup.
RIDER WAS THEN SUSPENDED
Champions Draw in Chess Match
Harry Lewis to Fight Joe Cans
Base Ball Notes.
ARABIC BEATEN BY FOUL
RIDER WAS THEN SUSPENDED

NEW ORLEANS. February 6-Deep
gloom surrounded the stable of Big Tim
Sullivan last night Trainer Archie thinner
and all the Tammanyites here bet heavily
on ARABIC to win the steeplechase, but they
were beaten out of the money by the foul
riding of Jockey Hughes on Molo B. Conse-
uuently thinner is on the war path after
the offending jockey, while the other 14th
street braves are drowning their sorrow In
fire water
Everything had been arranged for a
killing by thinner. He had ARABIC in the
pink of condition, and he told all of the
boys from the Bowery to get aboard" To
make certain of it he had engaged E. Nor
rison, the best cross-country jockey here,
to ride his horse.
But Molo B. and Hughes spoiled it all.
After hot race through the field for mile
and three-quarters Molo B. and ARABIC
swung into the stretch together, with Little
Wally close up. Hughes was in reckless
frame of mind. He stood to receive q
handsome present If Molo B. won. and. be-
lieving ARABIC would beat him in the run
home. banged and smashed him several
times Not content with this, he carried
him very wide This maneuver beat ARABIC
and he finished third, Molo b. winning the
race.
Hughes Charged With Fouling.
Morrison claimed foul against Hughes
on his return to the scales. The stewards
Immediately allowed it and disqualified
Molo B. This action brought no relief to
the Tammanyites, for ARABIC had been
backed to win at to . and he only got
second place.
Some of the eastern plungers who had
lost on ARABIC found a grain of comfort
when James III. McCormicks keator won
the fourth race. He was well backed at
to 3. He won easily. but gave his hackers
u few cold chills by refusing to break away
with his opponents when the start was
effected. He Jagged SO that the bull whips
of the assistant starters had to be brought
Into play his quarters before he would
leave the post. Once in front 1t was merely
a gallop for him to retain the lead and he
won romping.
The Summaries.
First race-Three- year Odds; six furlongs. Gold
liz tNicOD, 13 to 3, won; Rip Rap. IL ~
to af.1 asird Y Time t 1iss Ws5erlad Royal Bond
Prince Hanover Bumper, Sagapanak; i shannc
second -steepleehase; four year Odds and up
j. won: Little Wsily. iSs dayton. Is to l. sec
end Arabo iio a. Morrison, even third Time
Orthodox. subador and Macy Bird also ran; Molo
b. disqualified for foul. Gould placed third
furlongs Belle of Kent. ito (Pieketp, to l.
Non; Ssbaao III tFar,ow to l. second pona
n, llO w hlkerl 10 l. V1o
Bernardo. Lula B., Success and Ruby Wick also
Fourth race-Three- year -olds and upward; FIVE
and one-haf furlongs. Keator, l02 (Beckman), 2
3. first: Gentian. 101 u. Lee), 10 to l, second
MinOt. 30 (Goldsteinl, 80 to A, third. Time LOSS
Asterisk. Pentagon. Glamor. Floating Consort
Amador and Proud also ran.
Fifth race-Four- year-ol and upward six fur
longs. Excitement, ll2 o. Martinj. ! to l. won:
Prince Brutus, los (NicoD even second; Basil. 100
Walker 16 to /. third. Time. 1.I72s Monterey,
Plantagenet. Gold Zone, Happy Jack. Yeribest,
Cannon Ball, Eria Lee and Fargo also
Sixth race-Four- year-olds and upward:
mile. Tinker. 81 tLowe), to /. won; Godie, 104
a. HennessyJ. Z to 10, second: Rebounder, LOT
,Hoggl IL to 1. third. Time. l.46h. Col Bart
lett. Katie Powers, Prince of Woodstock, Iyanhoe,
Gamara. Noel and Red Coat also
seventh race-Four year olds and upward; six
fTluugs. Woodsaw, no U.owe), to 1, won;
kieinwood: ll3 CFarrow), to l, second; Marvel
T.. l04 tJohansenl 13 to 1. third. Time. LIT.
Belndisn Miss Leeds Mingeta and Freebooter