Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
ALMA DUF0UR LUCKY ONE
Jockey Mountain Seriously Injured by
Anna Days Fall.
HAD SEVERAL BONES BROKEN
Records of Washington Players-An'
other Pinehurst Golf Tourney
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NEW ORLEANS, January 1S.-Jockey
Mountain had a narrow escape from death
yesterday While riding Anna Day, faVor-
lite in the first race at the City Park track
his mount was knocked down and ne Tell
in a field of eight horses. He was knocked
unconscious by his fall and did not revive
for several minutes.
When Mountain was brought to the
Jockeys room and examined by the track
physician it was found that his right arm
was fractured and his thumb broken Be-
sides these injuries he was painfully cut
about the face and head. He will not be
able to ride again for at least a month.
The fall was due to an accident. Anna
Day was in third place, behind Rustiing
Silk and Limerick Girl. Mountain tried TO
pull her to the outside to pass the leaders
He misjudged the distance and failed to
take his mount back far enough to clear
the hind legs of the pace makers.
Anna Day, fighting for her head, jumped
on the heels of the leaders. In second
Jockey and horse were rolling on the track.
with the rear division of horses Jumping
over and steering around them.
Lee Crest Good One.
A new aspirant for two-year-old honors
loomed up yesterday afternoon in the nice
looking chestnut colt Lee Crest son OF
Godcrest, owned by Burlew & ONeiii.
Although il. was his first race. he showed
great speed and ran the three furlongs IN
thirty-fve seconds This mark is one-fifth
of a second better than the time made by
Whisk Broom Wednesday, which was a
record performance for this winter.
The speed of Lee Crest was surprise
to his owners and the rail BIRDS In his
private trials in the morning hours ne
failed to show great speed and for that
reason the bookmakers offered fifteen to
one against him. Only lew small oetS cts
were recorded against him. He made all
the running and won cleverly by a half
length. Work-a-Day was second through
out the race.
on the card. BY so doing she lowered the
track record for "a mile and quarter to
2.OJ 80.
Judge Post. favored by his light weight,
SKINNED over the ground in front OF his
field for a mile and furlong at great speed
His mile was timed in 1.3S 30 He weak
ened in the home stretch. Alma Dufour
had been kept in the rear during the early
fast pace and size moved up and won by
nearly two lengths.
The Summaries.
First race-Four- year olds and upward; one mile.
Donna 1oi a. liennesseyl. 10 to !. won; 0ri ma,
lo4 Gloy u to l. second; l. S Macfarland ;b 1c
AIDE. Limerick Girl. Rustling Silk Anthony and
Anna Day also ran.
Second rsce-Three. year -olds; six furlongs. Bud
Hili, 100 &c. Sawn', 20 at l. won; Gargantua, lo3
a. Johnson, 30 /, second kaiserhof, 1oo
Lloyd. IL to l. third. Time, Lag. Zick Abb
rams, Campaigner. Goddess, Prince Hanover. Entire
Nous Schroeders Midway, Doris and Mary Ellen
also
Third race-Two- year ODDS: three frlongs: Lee
Crest, ia u. Hennesseyl, - TO l. won; Workadsy.
lis u. Lee). o to 1. second; Braney Lad, III
walker, 80 10 !. third. Time, 0.35. Lady Haps-
burg Hanns Montbert. Lady Frankfort Rose
DAILY, Water Cooler. Rebel Queen Ada OWalker,
Convenient, Dorso, Figelda and E. NJ Fry also
Fourth race-Handicap: three-year-olds and up
ward: and one-quarter miles Alma Dufour,
1U1 Garner 3 TO 4, won; Judge Post. % Hen
nesseyi. TO l. second; Mamie Algol, % lvandu-
sem. - TO l. third Time, 2O5S. Peter Sterling
and Big Bow also
Fifth race-Three- yearolds five furlongs. Spider
Web, l05 (TroNer). @ 10 4. won: Ssgapanak 1Ot
(Wishart). y to l. second Pierrot. 10 a. Hogan,
5 to l, third. Time, COS. Kemp Ridgeley, Para
gon Elfall, John Adams. Dorothy NJ Lally, Capt.
TAYLOR and Tres Chic also ran.
sixth race-Three ycar-o lfs; FIVE furlongs. So
prano l05 tWalker,, IL 10 i, won; Planute, ITO u.
halyl. S TO l. second: Dinemock 100 Lloyd. to
l. third. Time 100. Tsunt, John Kaufman, Our
Own. Nellie Racine, Granditta Sharonowana. Hg
ginbotham, Rose Marion, Lady Maia and Quagga
also
Seventh race-Three -year-olds; furlongs.
]. 0NeI l05 IL. Hennesseyl, 10 TO l. won; Be
side. o. tIIuestisi. q to !. second: Forizel. 1o4
lSkervin), II TO l. third Time, l.27. Jerry C..
Tom Mankns, Goldway, st. Noel, Rcbo, j. ID.
Dunn and Kara also