Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-08
Three Favorites Again Won
Yesterday at New Orleans.
ARABIC FAILED ONCE MORE
Tammany Plungers Backed Him, but
the Rogue Quit.
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NEW ORLEANS March ,s.-Big Tim Sui
livans race track friends here were hopins
last night that he will take Arapo away
and shoot him. They played ARABIC to win
the steeplechase yesterday at the City PARK
track, and he failed. The Tammany1les
bet many hundreds of dollars on the son VI
Nomad. Hence the desire for vengeance
from the Sullivan clan.
This is not Arabo's first offense. Time
and again the Tammany braves nave pet
their dollars on him, only to have MIN
fail to race up to expectations Ihen' 10
make matters worse, he won several races
when neither Archie thinner. his trainer.
nor the Tammanyites had a cent on him.
ARABIC Quit.
In Arabo's previous race he bolted. Full
of confidence that he would not do this
today and mindful Of the race-track saying,
Look for your money where you lost 1t,
the Sullivanites gathered together their
bank rolls and bet it all on him. He did
not bolt this. time, but stayed in the course
and on his feet. But he quit.
Aules won the race, with Subador second
and ARABIC third. The trio finished
length apart. Aules waited on Subador and
ARABIC, the oacemakers, to the head of the
stretch and then beat them out:
Rosebloom. a two-year-old filly. by Hast
u
mare. Lady Rosemary, won the opening
scramble in a romp by three lengths. She
belongs to Robert Tucker. who has SAID
all along that she was faster than Whlsk-
broom. Heretofore she has failed to win
because of her antics at the post. She
acted better at the barrier yesterday after
noon and soon had commanding lead,
which she maintained to the end.
Some of the eastern racegoers who lost
on ARABIC made amends later in the day
by backing Emergency and Grenade. win
ners of the fifth and sixth races, respec-
lively. Both were heavily played favorites
The Summaries.
First race; maiden two-year-old fillies; three
to s. Won; Parisla6 Model. 1cs (HOeg,, 40 to !.
second: Dona n ~ o. Lee to third s Ii%ne
more 80, Florence Reii, MickIeton Maid and Wnoia
also
olds and upward; short course-Auies. lac Henry
5 to l. won subaaor $50 W.nrelp. Is to l. second nd
A5aHe OUT So woth A. scSroe
der Uncle james and Fabian also r ran. -, .,,
RFs; 1ts to ani WON Field 10 q Hesaessy
Alarm. Cobsit: Arne, Belmenee, Paxton. De shano
ward: one ane one-sixtsenth miesmst; Valentine
1O6 Gee), 3 to 1. won; Pasadena. 100 lkeyes), to
Time. 1.46 is. Anna Day, Peter Sterling and Bit
Fifth race; four ear-ods and upward; IL seven
acknowledgements. 100 Garner J. ID to 20, won:
Foxmead, 1O5 Lloyd. to 1, second: Nutwood 1902
Dickens 100 to third aHd Time di LIZ 2 Tsn fen'an
Sixth race; selling; four year-olds and upward
and one-eIghh mssaGrs 1a doS Garner
second: Evie Green, 100 Hloydl. to l, third
Time. 1:54 3-5. Dekaber King Ellsworth, jungle
Imp and Don't Ask Me also ran
Seventh race; selling; three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs- Reticent. 1l5 tGaugeD 3 to l.
Mankins 115 (Keyes) 20 to /. third Time. .13 2-3
LochgoI Belle of the Bay, Auditor. Excitement
Good Player. Field Lark, Gorden Rusk and Blue
dale also