Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-17
THREE SECONDS OFF
A WORLDS RECORD
Mamie AIgOl Runs Three Miles
in Fast Time at New
Orleans.
Wins in a R0mp From CORR,
cams Alma Dufour, the
FavOrite.

Special Dispatch to The Stat
NEW ORLEANS, February 16-Manlte
Aigol In winning the American Turf Asso-
citation handicap today at City Park broke
the worlds record for three miles going
the distance In 519, three seconds better
than the record. Mamie AlgoI, the second
choice in the betting at 3 to .. was well
ridden by Troxler, who had her under re-
stralnt the first two miles and a half and
then drew away and won in rornp. Cor
rlgah Alma Dufour. although carrying
10 pounds was the betting choice but
she was not equal to the task Nicol avoid-
ed all the early pace, which was fast. and
old not set her down until the last hair
she responded gamely. but weakened and
cashier had no trouble passing her out and
HhlShed second. Gay Minister led the way
Tor two miles, but his lead was only on s,lf-
lerahce The others ran by him when their
riders Were ready. James McCornicl,,s
Grenade was warm favorite in the first
race at one mile and won. 1t was a tight
NJ, however, as Monochord, a 15-to-l chance.
ridden by Lloyd. came with a rush M tba
end and just missed getting her nose in
mont. The finish was so close that only the
Judges with their eyes on the line could
separate the pair. The Thrall, 20 to l. WAS
closeup third. The start was not up to
the hgh standard Starter Cassidy has made
at the meeting. and the field was well
strung out after the first few strides fol-
lowing the release of the barrier Heart of
Hyaclnth was off in front and LED the held
TO the middle of the stretch turn but faded
away from there home and finished in the
ruck.
Bad Falls in the Steeplechase.
There were two nasty falls in the steen1a-
chase, and T. G. Scarborough, the six-year-
old selding owned by A. B. Campbell. broke
his leg Archibald, who rode him had a
narrow escape from serious injury ana
Molo b., with j. Ford up, who tell over
MIN, was lucky to get off without being
hurt Incarnation was the favorite ana led
the held almost to the emu, when Rip, sec
ohd choice, drew alongside and fought IL
out with her and beat her across the finish
me by neck. L. u. Scarborough was
later destroyed.
A. Brown & Co. showed a good flIy by
the CommonerTouch Not in three and
one-half furlongs for two-year-olds Notal-
suga carried the colors of the Nashville
turfman and led her field all the way She
ran like a FLY of quality and easily dis
posed of I'D. Bradlcys Black Mary and w
ii. Snydcr's Montbert. Black Mary was
the only who gave her an argument.
and She snoCk her off in the stretch and
won in a romp. Montbert outlasted the
others.
Ed Corr;gan's Goldic won the mile and
sixteenth handicap, chasing out the Nash
vile colt Peter Sterling; Beau Brummel
was Closeup third. Emergency, with
Garner up, was the favorte and did most
of the running, but weakened when the
pinch came. Goldics time was only a fifth
of a second under the worlds record.
Summaries.
First race, mile; selling Grenade, III Gar
ner,, to 8, Won; Monochord, LOO q.oydD Il to l,
second; The Thrall, III (NicoD 20 To l. third.
Time, ~ 10 Pnque King Of the Valley. Water
Dog Asterisk, Canyon, Kara, CANISTER. Horse
Second race full course. steep!cchage Rip, l55
to 2, second; Gould, l35 Mcclure - to /,
third Ti Fine 30 Little Wally, Wild Rance,
and T. G. Scarborough fell.
s Third ira tire Hrs en:half
~ tIclntyre,, 9, to 2. second Montbcrt, liz
Gowe,. to 2, third, Tine Il Bernarld, Co
Dethrope Rebel Queen, Cora Dusant, Florence y.
and Osnunda also
Tcns r. oG sace Ane f Turf Association hand
frrcxleri, 3 to :, won; Cashier, l05 tLoyd to l,
second; Alma Dufour, i.3 (Nieo), IL to 10, third.
Time. 519 Gay Minister also ran
Fifth race, one mile and sixteenth; handicap
Goldic, 9S dL,we to |, won; Peer STEERING, los
10 to S, third. Time l44 40. Lady Navarro.
Emergency, Destering, ST. Valentine aud The En-
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Lens, los tNicoD, 3
to 10; won; Craze Ge9ree, l0l Garner . 70 !.
Time, LII 80. Golden Wave, Narelle and Chase
also ran.
Seventh race. six furlongs; selling-Belle strome.
Hennessy,. 10 to |, second: Blue Dale, 90 liieck-
Nun; Bud Hill, katherine, H., Mary Morris. Re
fined, Dlnemock, Sagapanak, Gentan, Columbia
Girl, Kaiserhon, We ziegler and Cora Price also