Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-12
New Track Record for CoIIoquy
at New Orleans.
BEAT CLASSY OPPONENTS
Juggler Also Approached High Mark
for Mile.
ONLY TWO FAVORITES WON
"Chick" Stahl Signs New Pitcher for
Boston - Court Tennis Tourney
Many Bowling Battles.
BEAT CLASSY OPPONENTS
ONLY TWO FAvORITEs WON

NEW ORLEANS. January 12--Old
Father Time cut a deep nick in the races
yesterday at the City Park Track when
Colloquy smashed the track record for five
and a half furlongs, reducing the time
from LOG % to los Is.
The daughter of Russell gave a per-
Torrance that was distinctly first class.
Opposed by Glamor and Charlie East
man. two of the fastest sprinters al the
track, she cut out a pace from the start
that made her opponents leg weary. Be-
fore half the journey was covered Col
loquy had her chief competitors badly
beaten. They We're five lengths behind
and dropping further to the rear with
every stride. Under a pull Colloquy
tnued to hold her head. She steadily i'm
proved her advantage and finished eight
lengths in front.
The race won by Juggler was another
fast one. Although record broken,
he the mile in 1.39 1-5-one of the
fastest races of the meeting Juggler was
in his best racing mood, and the pace he
maintained from start to finish so
fast that Minnie Adams, the champion fily
of the west, was completely outpaced. She
to secure the lead in the first quarter,
sulked and finished last Juggler was
never caught and won by a length, pulled
up.
Bookmaker Sam Most and Trainer c. C.
Martin found guilty last year of trying to
AK a race and ruled off the turf, have
applied for reinstatement to the American
Turf Association. which is in session here
Paul and Roy Rainey. the rich Cleveland
turfmen. are exerting their influence to
have the men restored to good standing.
The case was referred back to the stewards
of the New Orleans Jockey Club, who were
responsible for the ruling against the men,
for recommendation. The request of
George Ham. who applied to have the
ban against him lifted, was laid on the
table.
When the meeting opens at Hot Springs
Starter Dade, who has been officiating at
the Fair Grounds track. will take charge
of the barrier at Oaklawn. He will serve
throughout the meeting. His place at the
Fair Grounds track will be filled by Mars
Cassidy.
Threw Race Away.
Jack Martin tossed the opening race away
with Coltness, on which he had the mount
Coltness was 10 to l chance, but was
beaten head by Prince Ahmed due to
Martins overconfdence. Reside ridden
by Skobel, a newcomer to the riding ranks,
won the seven furlongs rather handily after
being well played at 20 to /.
Marvin Neal with Martin up won the
third easily at a good price. Lena j. was
the choice in this race, but appeared to lack
speed. Goldmate outclassed the ordinary
lot in the closing event and galloped home
with three lengths TO spare. Florizen. the
even money favorite. was beaten in a drive
for the place by Royal Breeze.
Penrhyn, who was backed from - to 1
down TO to l when the field We're at the
post in the sixth, led from start to finish.
f. j: Gildersleeve owner of Alsono. who
nny cd ha T,clya
up to $500, an advance of 800 over his en-
tered price, and secured him at that figure.
Pat Civil boosted Marvin Neal 800 after
he won. but Louis Piper. his owner, retain
ed the horse with the usual bid.
The Summaries.
Ahmed liz r Taylor. Is to s. won; cotn ness
112 u. Martini, 10 to l. second; Ksserhor, 109
& to ReDs Time Rnss1 100 H M N
Gargantua, Ny Son, Belsay, Flyfast, Miss Moth,
ing and Robert Min Miaton ais; IS ran ,,u,
side. lo2 (skobeD, % to /. won; Sir vagrant, 1o2
Bnss', Is to ss 4s Refined 100 Gountaln,
Alarm, Dinemock. Pompadour. Sea Salt, sicamous,
Helen Lucas, Imposition. Miss Jewell, Demo and
Third race, -four, ye9r-Olds; one mile and six
e WON. Dr Mco%er 1os 81 1MoHntain1 F:h to SEQ
ond; Eve Greene, 104 Lloyd. 10 l, third. Time,
Gold Coin, Nutwood, Merry Belle and veribest also
Fourth race. four.year-olds and upward; one
mile-Juegler. 10 u. Hennesseyl, to 1, won;
Peter Sterling. 1Oi (Mountan), to l. second;
Zienap; - dloydl,, 3 to l.. third. Time, 13o Is
Alma Dusour and Minnie Adams also
Fifth race. three yea colds and upward; five and
onehalt furlong>-Colloquy. - Qloyd). 0 to 10,
won: Glamor, % u. Hennessey). to .. second
Charlie Eastman. ll3 Mountain TO ., third |
Time. los 10. Grace George, King Brush, Jerry
C.. Gracious, That's What and Couer de Lion also
sixth race .tour-year-olds and upward; six fur
longs Penrhyn, 1Ol IT. Taylor. IL to /. won; |
Alfonso 1914 (Mountainl, TO ., second: Airship |
ia tSicoD, I 10 l, third. Time, 113 45. Wood |
saw. Gay Boy, d, j. KnightOn, Salvage. Cd |
Guard. Captauo and Orderly also ran.
Seventh race, three yea -ods and upward, one |
uile-Gold Mate. l07 OfOuntainl, 3 TO 2. won; |
Royal Breeze. 81 BRADY, To l. second; Florzel |
Jos ,Perrett 4 to 3. third. Time lao %. Maize |
O'Neiu, Belle the Cat, Gamsra, Torchelle, Ben |
Haywood snd Merces also