The Washington herald., 1907-01-17
EASY FOR ST. VOLMA
Makes a Procession of COSmO-
pOlitan Hurdle Handicap.
JOCKEY GAYLOR BADLY HURT
Went Down on Lulu Young, the
BurtteScheH Entry. at Second Hur-
die, Which Is Almost in Front of
the Stnnd-Beau BrummeI Wins the
Fourth Race at TO 1.

New Orleans, La. Jan. ia good card,
with the Cosmopolitan Hurdle Handicap
as the feature event, attracted a good
crowd TO City Park this afternoon, but
the sport was poor, as the winner. St
Nolma made a procession of the race
from start TO finish. Accidents which
generally come out of this branch of the
game, were very numerous to-day, three
Of the riders going down at different
points. with Jockey GaylOr, the worst
injured Gaylor was riding Lulu Young.
one of the Burtteschell entry, and took
his tumble at the second hurdle, which
is almost in front Of the grandstand.
Several of the starters struck the pros
trate rider and horse.
st. Volma was coupled with Sceptre.
but his stable companion never cut any
figure in the race at that. Commandant,
which fell at the last jump, was ordered
destroyed by mis- owner.
Beau Brummel, with o., at TO /, in
the betting. proved the winner Of the
mile and sixteenth purse affair. fourth
on the card. Juggler was the choice of
the spectators. The finish was close
One and by far the most exciting race oi
the day. finishing noses apart.
Pat CJviil purchased Sister Ida for
song from PAT Dunno before the opening
race. and won n-r out with 90 10 1 being
offered against her chances
Whisk Broom, heavily supported by her
owner, Bob Tucker. raced away from
fair field in the three-furlong event, and
won, pulled up by six lengths.
Bonart, the 7-Jo-5 fav0rite, won his
race easily after Mountain skinned the
rail entering the stretch. Rappahannock.
making his first start here, was a sup
posed good thing, but after showing
lot Of speed. tired out in the run through
the stretch.
Orly. II. the G-;o-l favorite. with
Mountain up, proved easily the best of
fair lot in the mile and one furlong af-
fair, and won as he pleased by three
lengths.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE -Thrsc-yeaI-oIds. five fuIongs. Sis
Ter Ida, III AicNiahonl. 20 TO T. won; kaukalce,
III u. Lee. Is 20 5. second; Duchess OF Moutebeo.
III "a Williams, TO l. third. Time. l8l Is.
elena Mcbride. Liatila. Eufn, Lady Coventry.
Addic Hawkins Manila. SeaHatcr. ada Rice. Pas-
tina Chatter, and Iania also ram
SECOND -Two-year-oIds. three f5rlongs
Whisk Broom. I19 JNieon. Il 60 TO- won; Blus Lee.
III Cfr1zitrl. % I. second. Hazel NJ 100 ID. Lee,
D o. ], tlul Time. C-3 l. Blister, Lattice '5racr
W.. Sabldo. Antonio, Die, Rose GdlaudIEa, Flsr-
uey, and Floreuc- Keel also ran
THIRD EACE-CGm0potan Hotel hurdle hantI-
cap; four yCar-oids and upward and OHe-quartcr
miles 81. N0ma Us lArchibaldi. s % s. woni
AuiCs. l5e tH0ganI. y t0 J. second Cre7iiD, liJ
Boyle to !. third Time 2.l7 25. Sart0r Resar-
tus. Dawson. Scartrc. Narau. Orthodox sam H0n-
hsimer SUhld0r. Arahu LanCfud James Lulu
YONG. and CymI1udut also ran.
FOURTH kA1E-Thrce-ye -year-olls and upward; one
and one-ixteeuth miles Beau Ermmel gl L5vei
90 l. won. Ju-giCr Ill j HCnessCvI. 20 s. sec
ord. Orh.gllr, 10 NI1mtami lc J. third. Time
1855 Is. Missouri Lad and T8urTej also ran.
FIFTH EACE-Three-y ea1-alds; six f1rl5ugs E1-
mart. Is lNUm5aint, 90 s. woa; Billy YeTtress. 100
Gamer. ID TO s. second; MCr,Ib0y 10 u9Hgi y
to J. third Time l;ly Is. Ramaharnock, Mary
E8cl7nan. Dusie Smith. and Cliff Cole also ran.
SIXTH RACE -Throe-year-olds and UPWARD; one
and one-cislth niles. Orly H. l7 Mountain 20
8 won, tavEB. Idl TUemlui. to l. second.
Marvin NzaL Ili tBilac., 8 90 l. third. Time.
1885 King Ellsworth, C'usus, and Doubt also
ian.
SEVENTH RACE -Four yelE-oIIs and upward
seven furi0nEs- Wcs ll2 j. Martini. ? 70 l. won.
CrCrl Us MCwtamI. 5 10 l. second, De70ut ll0
tNico1. to O. third Time I-]7 IS. O5eron, Gilt
ton Forge, Fox Meade, Margaret A., and Establish
also ran.