The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-27
VICTORY FOR TILEING
James Reddick Disqualified
in Merchants Handicap.
FAV0RITE WAS NEVER HEADED
Gardner Took TiIetnE and Won as
He Observation-Disclosures Lost n Second
Iishmnn in the Last Fifty Yards of
the Feature AT the Fair Grounds.

New Orleans, La. Jan. 26.-Despite
~intry weather and a heavy track
there was a large attendance at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon. The
feature event was scratched almost out
Of existence, but a fair days racing
was seen.
The principal event was the Mer-
chants Handicap at one mile. Tileing
was easily the class of the field and
ruled favOrite at even money and a
shade better. Garner had the mount
and the horse was never headed. James
Reddick ran in second place through
out until the last fifty yards, where
he inteTfered with The Englishman and
was disqualified.
Lady Navarro. Is to /, won the third
race by head from Grace George.
Tinker won the seventh as she
pleased. She was a IS TO 1 chance.
Daring was the betting choice and
finished second under an Indifferent
ride from Burton.
Kleinwood, u to 1, beat a lot of
well-played choices in the sixth. After
getting away poorly. Seder took Klein
wood the long route, and closing with
a rush in the stretch, got up in time
to get the verdict by head.
Lady Carol, at IS to in the betting.
won the opening event
r. NJ. Fry, backed from to down
20 even money, won the two-year-old
event at four furlongs under hard
drive.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-For four-year-olds and upward six
furllngs. Lady Carol. 80 Garner. IS to s. won
Happy Jack. I02 lloyd % 10 l. second. DappIe
Gold, 100 (Aubuchon). to l. third. Time, III.
st Noel Chieftain Verbest, Coldbearer Jerry g.
Deuxtemps. Major Carpenter, Maggie Mackey. Ner-
yator. and Ossinek also ran
SECOND RACE-Twoycar-olds six furlongs. T.
NJ FRYE iSederl even won; AIontbert, l0i UoKel
10 !. second; Ida May. l0i Lloyd Is to l. third
Time, % S. Rebel Queen. Blue Lee Convenient
Poem. Figelda Lee Creel and Lula r. also ran
THIRD kACE-For three year-olds and upward /:
five and onehaf fuEongs. Lady Navarro. III j.
Martini, Is 10 !. won; Grace George. IS lBiacl -
90 J. second; blackburn. 6 lTuemanl. z 10 /
third Time los IS. DarEin. Tudor. SanlisS. TX
pect 70 See, Lucullus, Ensley, and EChodale also
ran
FOURTH RACE-The Merchants Handicap with
81 20 added for ee-yearolds and upward: mile.
Tileng. &c Garner. Il To 10, won. The English
ludus . ~ dNuuoruI, ~ 10 4 SetuuQF AIiNtfti 81
tLowei, 10 % l. third Time la So Don't Ask
Me. DeT0ut. Mortiboy, and James Reddick also ran.
James Reddick finished second, but disqualified
for foul MOrtib0y fell.
FIFTH RACE-FoT threeyear-oIds: mile and
seventy yards. Silverskin IL iL.lOydl II to TO-
Won; Campaiguer % lEnglanderl. 20 8 second;
Dr. Young lG "A. Martini, 20 10 ]. third. Time
Isl -. Judge Burroughs Hyacinthe FieldWick
and Blue Bird also nn
SIXTH RACE-Sclling; for four-year-olds and up
nd sly ffrrfIsr oil f-aHar 3
won, Airship. IGi u.loydI 4 U l. second. j. W.
o'Ncil, no tAubUch0nl. IS TO ]. third. Time ll7.
Matsdor Ralbert Dyomi0, Ticbimingo Pinstcker,
and PITY also ran
SEVENTH RACE-For threeyear-olds and up
ward. mile and twenty Yards. Tinker. IS lBilacl
l6 70 /, Won; Daring, l05 IF. Burton) 4 TO J.
second. Foreigner 100 PiCkcnsl p u l. third.
Time. l.f Is. ROYAL Breeze Lady Ellison. F0n-
solUCI hittic Powers. Gold Coin TOrChell0. Odd
Ella. Helen Lucas, Zick Abrams, and Gauze also
ran.