Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-22
BOOKIES WERE HARD Hit
Jockey Martin Put Up a Good Ride
After Warning From Stewards.
PLAYING BALL AT HOT SPRINGS
Finals at Pinehurst's Big Golf Tour
ney-Gans-o'Brien Fight Not All
Smoke-Bowling Battle Ends.

NEW ORLEANS, January 22.-Four IA
yorites won at the Fair Grounds track yes
terday As three of them are owned DJ
New York horsemen the eastern plungers'
to a man. backed them heavily and won
large sums. Fantastic. Beau Drummer,
Campaigner and Lady Ellison were the sue
cessful first choices.
The quartet of winners relieved hnan-
cial depression that weighed upon the Goth
antics Winners for them had been rev
and far between for a week.
Fantastic began the work Of relief by de-
feating a smart field of sprnters In the
third race. Hennessy held her in the rear
and reserved her speed until the last quar-
ter of a mile. Her great turn of speed then
carried her to the front and she won In
hand by length. Mortiboy was second.
Campaigner was opposed by lot of slow
platers in the sixth race and he was not
called Upon to show his best speed in order
to lead from start to finish. Lady Ellison
wound up the trio of eastern winners by
beating Foreigner a head in the last race
Easy for Beau Brummel.
With Glorfier withdrawn from the fourth
race. Beau Brummel was made topheavy
favorite at 3 to d. He was so much better
than the other horses that he romped in
front all the way and won by length I'M
der a hard pull.
Jockey Nicol left last night for Chicago.
Before he left he told his friends that he
would not ride at the Fair Grounds track in
the future. He gave his reason for this
action that he had not been treated well
by the officials and that he would only ride
hereafter at the City Park track.
ROsseran, making his first appearance at
the meeting, galloped home in the six fur
longs for three ear-olds-
low, Shn -a6 tlaly q
youngster in Shirley Rossmore, winner OF
the two-year-old event. Shirley Rossmore
was well played. and won easily from Dew
OF Dawn. 40-to-1 chance. j. Hennessey.
who rode Fantastic. was set down for six
days for misbehavior at the post.
Fiavigny came to life rather suddenly in
the fifth. The Watkins mare was a 7-to-1
chance in the opening betting. but steady
play forced her price down to 3. Lloyd
rated her In behind Hickey. the pacemaker.
until the stretch. where she moved up. and,
taking command won off by herself with
three lengths to spare.
1t was currently reported about the bet
ting ring that Frank ]. Bryan. presiding
steward at the Fair Grounds informed
Martin that his riding would have TO be on
the order that he showed last summer about
the New York tracks or he would not be
allowed to ride at all.
The Summaries.
First race for three ears-olds five and one-haif
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Trick. 95 lTruemanD. TO /. second: Impertinence,
10s Nandusen,. TO /. third. Time. 1.07. Duchess
of Montebelo, Dry Dollar. No Quarter. Paragon.
Black Burn. Sir Nagrant. sam Ryan. Agra and
Mimc's Daughter also
SECOND race. for maiden fwo-year-olds; three fur
lougs-Shirley Rossmore. liz ID. Austin}. to 1,
won; Dew Of Dawn. 10 M Wood, 40 to l. sec
ond Rubywick. ll2 u. HennesseyI, to /. third.
Time. O.3T. Bitterly. Winola Convenient Princess
sue. Balolee. Queen -Nelba. Hazel NJ, Ada U.
Walker. Lady DE Orc and Anna Irish also ran.
Third race. for three ear-oids and upward: six
fursongs- Fantastic. 9s u. Hcnnessey), to q won:
Mertiloy 9s ii Lee. 10 to l. second; Dargin, lis
lMitchelD. 10 to l. third. Time. LA. KohInoor,
Ralbert Western. Golden Wave, Grenade and
Benevole also
Fourth race for three ear-olds and upward: mile
and seventy yards-Beau Brummel "a Qiarner), 3
to s. won: Besterling. los tBilac) % to i. second
Missouri Lad. 100 %. AUSTIN. IT to 10, third.
Time. "A So Schoolmate also
Fifth race, for three ear-olds and upward; mile
won; Hickey, 10l tBeckman}. to 2. sec
ond: Bonart. 82 u.owe, 10 to s. third. Time.
LAP rs DIR. Spruill, Canyon, Efall, McIlyain and
The Englishman also
Sixth race for three year -olds and upward: mile
and twenty yards -Canpaigner. 81 u. Hennessey).
9 to 5. won Oberon. III Farrow). 10 to /. sec
ond: Zick Abrams. rs Swain. to 1. third. Time
Nutwood Glad Pirate. Hyacinth. Merces, Gold
bearer and Marietta Bush also
Seventh race. for three year-Cads and upward:
and one-sixteenth mfies-I4ady Ellison. li2 u.
Martini. II to 10. won; Foreigner. 113 I'd. AUSTIN,
IL to l, second; Omar khayyam, 1903 tBeckmanl, 10
to 1. third. Time las $-5 Refined. Lena j..
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