New-York tribune., 1907-03-24
MONTGOMERY'S DERBY,
RUNS SECOND.
Yankee Girl Cut off in Rich Stake
1T Ne5c Orleans.

New Orleans March 22.-Montgomery won the
Crescent City Derby OF $4,000. at one mile ana a
furlong at the Fair Grounds track to-day IN the
fas, time OF l:55as A big crowd was In attendance
and che victory was popular Montgomery was
a well PLAYED favorite at to 2, on the strength OF
some good trials at Memphis
Teneceo. winner Of the California Derby was
second. while Gargantua. the extreme outsider.
beat Yankee Girl, winner oS the City Park Derby a
week ago. neck for third money. Montgomery is
a chestnut colt by Pessara-Montgomery Cooper.
and is owned by Chinn & Forsythe. The winners
share OF the stake was $500.
Nine horses went to the post. with Montgomery.
Yankee Girl and Sir Toddington In chief demand
Temaceo also had strong following, being backed
from p TO ! to TO !. The start was good and
Nicol took Sir Toddngton to the front and allowed
him to make the pace around the paddock turn and
Up the backstretch- Morales and Tileing followed,
heads apart. with Montgomery in good position, a
length away, and the others trailing. Shilling, who
had the mount the favorite. showed good judg-
ment IN avoiding the early pace.
Turning for home Montgomery moved up the
outside while Yankee Girl. which had improved her
position gradually, challenged on the rail Sir
and Montgomery came away 10 win by length in
a mild drive. Yankee Girl might have forced him
held in int S poctet Temaceo @ "a and Gargantua closed
with rush through the last furIong, and the
former earned the place by short head. Morales
and Tileng gave it up in trying TO run Sir Toddlng-
Nioilie. Montrose. at the prohbitve price of to
Z won her eighth consecutive victory in the two
year-old race, and incidentally made new track
record for four fuTlongs OF II 35 seconds in spite
Of the fact that she being eased up at the end
Gamester also made new track record % $50 3-5
for two miles, in winning the fourth race The
summaries follow:
First Csix furonss)Donna EiyiTa. s2 Martini
Is 10 g. BoserTisn 30 tlowe). TO l. second: Pos
ing, lO7 Lee. l. third. Time l:l3%s. Bitter
Hand. Monochord Baleshed Fancy Dress Banefu Good
Player Glamor Belle Of the Bay, J. w ONeil and Dry
Dollar also ran.
sS second race sqr ea5lonsSlqs @ IT,. Moa'.ss 10
ond: Bitter Sir. IS "a Martini. 30 l. Time
OATS Jimmy H.. Pat OTnus. Cora Dusant Prescau and
BFteson also
Third 1--we and one-haIf furlongs)-Colloquy 1O5
(Garner) 5. Southern Cross 100 Martini
8, second; Charlie Eastman 1l2 0soydb. l. third
Time lOd Ida Jones. War Eagle. LdwIna 200 Faller
and Margaret 81. also
Fourth miIes)-Ganester lO2 Garner Is 70
3. DR.. Young 90 "A. Martini second: Sane
tion 104 OGaugeD Il third Time 3:3O4s Talbert
Pothesn. Glenoare Horseradsh and Tta VI. also
eighth milesl-Montgomery. III (Shiing) % , won
Temaceo. 122 N4oyd), 10 l. second; Gargantua. 40
(Foy) 80 l. third Time 1888 Halbard Sir Tod
dingtOn Mornes. Pink Star. Yankee Girl Tileing
also ran
Sixth race 6wo milee}-Amberjack io4 CRove, TO ].
won LAWSON lOS IMountainl. 70 2. second;
% iJesby). J. third. Time, 3:32ls Sonata Ranger
Twenty Shot also
Seventh lone and one-sixteenth milos-Agra 90
Smith % /. won: Bye Bye II. ~ CGauEen 2 10 J.
second Delmore. lO7 Hennessy1. 10 l. third Time.
l:47ss. Bonart. Foreigner Abden, Dromo. Doubt and
Kemp Ridgely also ran.