Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-15
Tom Mannix Scorched Book
makers at New Orleans.
JERRY c THE MEDIUM
Backed Down From Fifty to One to
Twelve to One.
ONLY THREE FAvORITEs WON
Sebring Tells Story on New York
Giants-French Champion Won
Tennis Tourney.

NEW ORLEANS, January 15.-One of the
biggest killings of the season was pulled
OF yesterday by Tom Mannix who is rae
ing small string here. The medium of
the killing was Jerry c.. platter, who has
been to the post number of times. but
has always been beaten off. Yesterday all
the edges Of rOughness We're shaved off
Jerry c.. and from opening of 30 to the
horse was played down to 10 to 1. Jerry
L. after running around Rustling Silk. the
favorite. drew away in the stretch and won
full of running
Jimmy Mccormick showed up probably
the best horse in training here In Glorifier
winner of the mile and one-sixteenth purse
AFFAIR. Glorifier was 4 to 3 favOrite and
gaioped throughout the entire distance.
Garner, who accepted his first mount yes
terday since he was injured on Monet some
time ago rode Gloritier and eased him up
In the last quarter.
Close Steeplechase.
The best finish of any steeplechase of the
meeting came vest ~rday, when Dawson and
Subador. the favorite, fought it out all
through the last furlOng. Dawson secured
the decision by a nose. Rebel Queen, well
backed, galloped home in the two-year- old
event. Catherine =, owned by Bob Tucker
and making her first start, was the medium
of heavy plunge. but failed to show any
speed.
Tudor. at IL to /. in the sixth won from
end to end. st. Valentine was the choice of
this event. but whatever chance he may
have hc was settled by Mountain taking
the overland route.
Tom Dolan and Nicol were a winning
combination in the fivefurlong selling race.
for three-year- ods. Nicol avoided the early
pace and Slipping through on the rail pass
I'D 10 fell nd lriy-
The Summaries.
First race. seven furlongs-Jerry c. 1o9 John
scn l. to l. won; RuStling six, Io9 lMogntan,,
third. Time. lbs 10 Arby VAN. Koseboro Ar,
Fieldwick and Duessa also ran.
Second race. steepechase: short course-Dawson
RusselD !, to .: second; Plea, $50 lBoy!e,. to 1,
ta M Tms ua S Ja,ksCR bay MSo
Clarified and Creelin also ran ARABIC ran out
(Aiountan' 10 to ., won; Balolee. 10 u. Martin,
s,, to l. second; ,, Hazel NJ no u Ise,. 3 to 8
Lady Frankfort. Lctohatchie. Lady Orc Catherine
T.. Princess Sue, Hannis, Bitter Gold and Queen
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth--G lorifer,
ioa Garner, to : won: Goldmate 10 lo2 Noun
Messy. $ to l, third. Time LAG 80. Granada.
Louise McFarlan and Greville also ran
1t 10 l. WON Meadow breeze. loi d.owej, 5 to .,
second: st. Valentine. 10 o.. Martin. to =,
third Time. lib l-5. Gamara. Ohyesa, Bumper,
FoKmeade, John l.. inglis, Elected and Grace
George also ran.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Tom Dolan, 112 tNicoD
g to l, won: Bunart. 100 CMountain, to /,
ond; Blue Dale, % ~. Hennessyl, 20 to l. third.
Time. LOO 30. Nssa. Bouvier. Spon, My Bessie.
DRY Dollar, Campo, lick Abrams, SKINNER. Belle
OF the Bay. Ellsmere and DE Orc also ran.
Seventh race mile and an eighth-Dr. Me-
Claer, 10i ,Nlountain,, 4 to g. won; Evie Green,
1u2 ,Hosgl. to D. second; Lady Charade, 102
UawSi, 20 TO /, third. Time, l SO 80. Iampa-
drUme and Liddon also ran.