The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-06
JUDGE POST WINNER
Burlew & O'Neill COmbina
ton Lands Magnolia.
BEATS OUT ENVOY By a HEAD
Pat Dunno and City Park Outfit
Thought Well of Envoy, but Poor
Ride by Jockey Lloyd Largely Re-
spOnsibIe for the Defeat-Large
Crowd Enjoys HaIf-hOIiday card.

New Orleans, Jan. 5.-One Of the best
half-holiday cards of the season was pre-
sented al the Fair Grounds, with the Mag
nolia Selling Stakes, for three-yeaT-oids
and upward, as the feature event Threat
ening weather had but little effect on the
attendance The place was well packed
and the crowd Witnessed a frst-class days
racing.
The Burlew & ONeI combination
took down the Magnolia Selling Stakes
with Judge Post. which recently turned
his third year. The race itself was by far
the best betting engagement of the day,
with Columbia Girl the favorite, at to /,
when the bugIe sounded. Envoy was also
thought well of by Pat Dunno and the
City Park outfit
Rather Royal started out TO make the
running, with Envoy a close second until
the three-furlong pole, where J. Hennes-
sey. who had the mount on the Burlew x
O'Nel colt, began to make his move.
Judge Post closed through the stretch
Very strongly, and managed to wear down
Envoy in the last seventy yards, and Sc
cured the decision by a head.
Envoy was probably the better Of the
two. but Jockey Lloyd WAS of but little
help to the Dunno animal at the finish.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-For th1rc-vcsr-0d5 ard upward
SIX fUrlun-s Cmc-0u Sala, loo tNountalnl, 9 20 =
won, Bap,c Gold 10 lAubuch5ni. 10 !, second
john Peters. Il5 lDCmiuichJ : 20 !. third Time,
las s-5. Chieftain Abiurc. Banetul. Sponge Cake,
Monte Carlo. Sheer Ngdant, Jcrry C., Dr- Riley,
Marvel T.. EaZl Clifton Boy, and Dick STANLEY
also HH.
SECOND RACE-For thrce-year-olds five and
Cne-Ialf fcIouEs Palloday, lG uoweI 20 10 l.
voa; Tudor gs lEEg.audgrl. 60 l. second; Eusey.
TO- ICuJH 50 to l. third Time, l-a7 Is. Excite
mtut. tiraudita Ohiycass. Sir Andrew. Waterfall
foIumasJcr Iwbuiauce, Miss Jewel. and Druihc
Smith alsJ
THIRD RACE-Three and oug-half furloHGs: two
NCar-,lds. CeiHciient. IL Uowel % TO l. Non; Ida
May. 100 tAubuChlul. g to J. second. Flaney. ~
Ua AustiuI. 90 J. tniId. Time. o-ij 10. POEM
Nlrs-a-day. Whislhrocu. Prince Bowling Buuure
Gill LATHE. May Newman. Nettis Miller. and De"
OF Dawn also ran
FOURTH RACE-1I1gnola Selling Stakes, ou,
mile. Jude. Post. 80 ID. HannesseyI. 10 % ]. won
Euvgy 100 Lloyd. To- l. second. Columbia 6Tl
1C0 NaHdustau % l. thlId. Time, l:iA Fla
viaTy Henry NattCrsm. ABB Meyer. PomUadour
RATHER ROYAL Fiorizel, EltaI and IclcGarher ais-
FIFTH RACE-Fcr thToc-yc1r-oIds and upward
five ard ne-half furiurs. ToboElau. 10 I'D. Aus
TIM g Co s. won: Charlie Eastman. ia Mountain
o. 3 s1cgnd Ale1cau, 10 tNiuueri, 20 10 !, third
Time / 05 80. GlamCr and EUsk also ran
SIXTH RACE-SeImg. for thrce-year-olds and
upward. SIX furlGrEs FiusriCkCr. JOS iPcEeusi, =
10 J. won, koauoor 10 %. Henue=zeyI, IS 20 I
sscuud; St. Noel 10 lNiccu Is 20 I. third Time
l.IL Lady Henrietta, Alfonso. Babe b.. B9nart
BIitsinby. L0eutus The Th1au. J. ". ONciI
Cannon Ban, Nald0r, Telescope, and Poetry als
IAN.
SEVENTH RACE-seIlms, fer three-year-oIds an,
uuUard- one mile Hlmakis, lo9 Aiomtaini, q
], won; Daring. lo2 F.. BuTJ1ni. to J. second
Pride 81 Woodstock. l12 TuGnanl, 10 90 /. third
Time. las IS. Oben, Judge Burroughs. Eebouuder
DT. McEluCT. Bitter Brown. Triple Silver, OK
Stone. ana Bernie Cramer also ran