The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-21

New Orleans, Feb. 20.-Ouly three IA
vOrites landed the money to-day. In the
hye-fuTlong handicap, the feature, Kea-
tor and Gold Proof were scratched.
Toward the close of the betting enough
money came into the betting ring TO Sir
Toddingt0n TO make the race have "a pc
culiar look. TOboggan, however. after
being interfered with slightly at the start,
raced into the lead and won as she
pleased. Sir TOddington finished second
after cutting across his field at the start.
Garner, who rode Odd Trick, claimed a
foul after the race against the first two.
but the judges after several minutes de-
liberation decided to allow the race TO
stand.
Mahogany. a 10-to-1 chance, in the mile
and quarter event. beat Besterling, the
favorite. Mahogany won pulled up. with
six lengths TO spare. with Dr.. Young, an
other outsider in the place.
ARABIC, > TO !, won tire mile selling race
by three-quarters Of a length, Noel was
the betting choice, but finished ii poor
fourth
Delthorpe, backed from 4 to 1 down 10
S TO at post time in the half-miie event
was supposed to hold the half-mile event
for two-year-oids safe, but Convenient
landed the money, Gremse finishing sec
ond
Tom DoIan. the 7-to-l0 favorlte in the
mile purse affair. won from the start
kalserhoT beat Il poor lot Of maidens at
the favOTite's price in the opening event.
six furlongs.
Lady Ellison beat a fair field IN the mile
and three-siXteenths, at the end of the
card. Pat Civil boosted the mare 500
over her entrance price after the race,
but her owners retained her with the
usual 50.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE Selling; for maiden three-year-old
colts and geldings; SIX furl0ngs- kalSCThOh. 0l
jHoCcI Is 90 8 wen: No Quarter. 10 Biiaci. Z 10
l. second ROYAL Bond. 10 Nicon. u 10 8, third
Time. l.l6 Is. Paxton, Harry Gardiner, GabFit, AI-
Prise, Blacklcck Elsmcre, Fieldwick. Lauufeld,
Messy Bob. and Capt. Chandler also ran
SECOND kACE-FCr maiden tUu-y ear-0id nllies
four fulougs Convenient. ll2 .Nicoli. to /, Won
Cpmso IL u. Lee, 20 J. second; Luke Foster,
10 Alitcbeln. Q 10 l. third Time, 0:i9 35. Flor
Suee ~. Delthorue. Balrica Blister Winola. and
Queen Bessie also ran.
THIRD RACE-seIlinr: for thrrc-year-oIds and
up. enc mile. Tom DllaH, q lBiacl. ! % 10. Won,
Granada. 10 w MCiutyrel % ], second; Tinker
lU lC. Nandusgni Is 20 ], third Time. l32 Z5.
rcly Prim, Dr SpuIil and Katie Powers also
Igs-
FOURTH RACE Handicap; for threeyoar-olds
and Jp, i've fUl0ug-- TohCggn, Is r. Leei, l5 To
I0 won. Sir ToddmgtQH. 90 ~. Hgmessyl- 10 10,
second Bvouac 50 ilioldsteiul, 80 70 ]. third
Time. iG2 odd Trick s.. DOE. Orderly, Waltcrin.
Baty r.. FAiulike. and Money also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fouryear-o and up, enc mile
and thrce-Iua-ters. Mahogany. % Lowe. 10 To- l.
won; Dr Young q "a. Martini, 100 90 l. second
Marvin Neal 100 DiSgirs J1 s. third. Time.
316 Jungle Imp Tarlac, Bcsterliug, Happy Chap,
and FoCtliehts Fayorte also
SIXTH RACE-SJug- three-yca~-olds and mp;
enc mile. ARABIC l06 l-loydl. > to ]. Won Pride o.
Woodstock. 100 jSedcr 90 ., second Red Coat,
40 lNicou. . !. third Time, a. Bellmdiau,
Noel Ambtr JaCa. French Empress, Ozsnue, and
Old Hal also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling, for tlr1eycaT-olds and
Up; one mile and three-siXteentls. Lady Ellison.
lG7 tI-kms j. t0 I. won; Canyon, lI5 ~. Leel. y
20 J. second. 81. Noel l07 Gaugen Z 10 ]. third.
Time. 202lj FlaTigny Foreigner. EYie Greene,
Little EIkiu Eta NJ, and S0uoma Belle also ran