Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Five Favorites in Front Iat New
Orleans Yesterday.
BAD RIDE BEAT TILEINe
Jockey Garner Wanted a Close Finish
and Got It.
MORALES WON BY EYELAsH
Fighter Lewis Won Bout and Bride
Good Basket Ball Games-Gof at
Palm Beach-Bowling.

NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-Jockey
Garner, the leading rider here, practically
threw away thousands of dollars for those
who bet on his mount yesterday. He had
the fifth race at the Fair Grounds practi-
cally won with Tileing hundred yards
from the finish, but stopped riding and lit
tie Seder beat him out with Morales by the
margin Of two inches.
1t was a race in which presidency
triumphed over carelessness. Seder seemed
to be beaten quarter of mile from home,
but never gave up hope of winning with
Morales. He rode him desperately, how
ever. using his whip freely and without
mercy. Each cut of the whip goaded Mo-
rales to greater effort. and he managed to
cling to Tileing as the latter moved up
from second place and took the lead.
Garner was content to ride Tileing easily.
His success here has tended to initiate his
Uranium, and he made up his mind to ride a
grand-stand finish and win by head. He
could have sent Tifeing to the front and
won by comfortable margin, but this
would not have permitted him chance to
gloat over Seder, who is comparatively I'M
known and glad to receive a mount occa-
sionally.
Perseverance Rewarded.
Accordingly Garner sat still on Tileing in
the dash for home while Seder was work
ing like Trojan, and the victory belonged
to the hard rider.
The eastern plungers who had backed
Tleing were astounded at Gamers care
lessness and Kissed him roundly when he
returned to the scales. Carriers apathet1c
finish cost the New York contingent many
big BETS and the star jockey Is not so
popular as he was.
The Gothamites, especially those in close
touch with Archie thinner, Big Tim Sulli-
vans trainer, had sop of comfort handed
to them when Dry Dollar, the big fellow 8
particular favorite. won the sixth race. AL
though Dry Dollar has been racing here
this winter like prize hog he was tipped
as the best bet of the day. All the Tam
manytes were confident he would win, and
they backed him from to l down to 3 to
1. He proved to be as energetic as Bow
cry spellbinder and won, champing on the
bit. by big streak of daylight
The Summaries.
First race-Maiden o-year-olds; colts and geld
ings; three and one-half furlongs. f. NJ Fry no
seeond 1ennes Bssn Ia Leo
third MAJ, knight Nsn
Brecker and Lbertyvilie also ran;
Second raee-Three5 year olds and upward; six and
to l. Won; The Thrall. is4 u. Lee. to i, second;
Sink Spring. los e Sot to on third Time
Coventry, FlOrentine, Mary Buchanan, Old Guard
and Doric also ran.
longs. Meadowbreeze, 1Os Gloyd) 10 to 3, won;
Rush. 1O9 vandusen), to ), second; Pinsticker.
100 (Bilac), 80 to /, third Time, 1.12b. Rather
Royal, Dinemock Concert and Posing also ran.
Fourth F one mile and twenty
1. won; Heart Of Hyacinth. ITO Austtn), to |.
second; Gold Coin, 1O6 (McIntyre), to l, third.
Time. 1.421s. Bitter Hand. Oberon. Evie Greene.
ScalylOck, Stockwood Gamester. Hocus Pocus ].
Mcbride. Telegrapher. Old Ella and Orline also
ran.
Fifth race-Three- year-olds: six furlonss. Nor
ales. 105 Seder). to 5, won: Tling, 10o (Garner)
II to 10, second; Mortiboy 40 tAubuchonl. 10 to
l. third. Time, LBS. Jacomlo. Voting, Float
ing Consort. The Belle of Brighton, Capt. Taylor
and Harry Winters also
Sixth race-Three- year-O lds and upward; six and
one-half furlongs Dry Dollar, LOG lloyd, to l.
won; Billy Vertress. Ill tBlac). 6 to l, second ;
Abjure, 125 (Dominckl, 20 to 1. third. Time. 1.2l
Henry o., Duchess Of Montebello, Alsona, Spider
Web and Pompadour also ran.
Seventh race-Four year -olds one mile and twenty
yards. Ternus. Ill Pckens), to 3. Won: Ma
rmbo JOG tGoldstenl 10 to 1, second; Mahos-
any, 90 lvandusen,. Is to |, third; Time. 1.43M.
Lady Charade, NutwoOd. Belle of Owensboro, Hen
peck, Handbag, Mazonia Port Worth, Ash We'd
nesday. Farlac. Mufins Stella Richburg and The
Clod Cnrco fr alSn