Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-13
GOLD|C WINS THE
TULANE STAKES
Judue Post, the Favorite, De-
feated at City Park by
a Length.
Jockey Morrison on Oural In
jured by Falling in the
SteepIeChaSe.
snerinl nisnntch to Tic sta-.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW ORLEANS, La, January ED
Corrigan's Goldic. quoted at to l in the
betting, proved easily the best of the select
field that started in the Tulane selling
stakes at City Park today. defeating Judge
Post, the 9-to-2 favorite, by a length. Henry
Watterson was away first on a beautiful
start Rounding the turn Abe Meyer raced
TO the leadership, closely followed by Judge
Post with Goldic running an easy third.
The field maintained this order until the
turn for home was reached when Jockey
Mountain brought up Goldic. Columbia
Girl would have been second in a few more
strides.
The steepechase, run over the short
course. was marred by an accident, Oural,
with Jockey e Morrison up, falling at the
second jump, the horse going through the
wing of the obstacle and carrying Morri-
son directly in the path of several horses.
The jockey was painfully injured. The
winner turned up in Uncle James, backed
from - to II to |. Incarnation, the second
choice i'm the betting. stumbled at the last
jump. and Jockey Houston. who had the
mount struggled for fifty yards trying to
regain his seat. the rider, however, was
too far away from the saddle, and fell di-
rectly in front of the grand stand. The
field was well strung out, and the negro
walked off unnjured
The change of the riders from the sup
posed bost-muney jockey in America, Jack
Martin. to Jockey Englander, who has no
reputation whatever. caused Lattice, BOB
WaldenS filly. to show remarkable i'm
proVement in the two years affair. Lattice
was 6-to-1 chance, and after getting away
slowly raced over the leaders in the run
through the stretch and landed by two
lengths. Rubiwick. from the Burlew &
O'Nein stable, with IL to ! posted against
her, went wide on entering the stretch,
but closed stoutly and got up in time to
outgame Ziephen for the place.
Emergency, making her first appearance
during the meeting, took the seven-furlong
handicap after a hard drive from Meadow
breeze by a short head. Phil Finch, the
favorte, was poorly handled and made it
bad third
Fifteen ordinary three-year- maiden
fillies started in the opening event at five
furlongs. Spiderweb was the most fancied
and went to :he post a STOP chance from
an opening of to l. Troxler brought Spi-
derived up after entering the home stretch.
and landed a length and half in front of
Duchess of Montebello. with the much
talked-of kankanee third.
Lucky Charm, Sam Lewis good platter.
who broke down a few days ago while rae
ing with Phil Finch and Envoy, was de-
stroyed today.
X d. Orrs Capitano, which started in the
fifth race yesterday, was also cut down so
badly that he will not be seen with the col
ors up for the next month.
Thirty-one bookmakers operated in the
damned ring. The attendance was the best
Saturday crowd of the meeting.
Summaries.
First race five furlon gs-Spider Web. 40 (Trox-
ier, ; to g won; Duchess of Montebelo, ITO GA.
TO /. third. Time 01 80: Lintilla, Ida Bailey,
Windfall. Adeler. Sister Ida, EntTador VIVA,
Masker Katie &. s, Haritene, Ada Rice and Belle
of the South also
Second race. stecplechase; short course,1ncle
James 127 Oiajor). 10 10 /. won; Andes, las P.
Hagen. 80 to /. second barefoot, 142 Henry,
IL to s. third Time. 800 3-5. Henry A. Schroe-
der Pittkn. Fred Nader. Commandant: T. G. Scar
borough. Langfdrd James. Woodlyn, Twenty Shot;
Naughty B. Cannon Ball Incarnation and Oural
also 49,
Third race three furlongs-Lattice, 1O9 eng
landerl. 10 l. won; Ruby Wick, 100 81: Hennes-
syl 10 to !. second; Ziephen IA Dominickl. 10
10 l. third. Time OBS 10. Flarney, Concident,
Dick Rose Notasgula Lady Hapsburg, Nanny
Dink, My Love, Bosom Friend and English Caccious
also
Fourth race mile Godic. los CMountan) to
l. won; Judge Post. SO ii. Hennessyl, to =, see
Time. lao. Henry Watterson. Abe Meyer. Fla
yigny, Orly II. Eifall and Lady Esther also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlOngs; handicap Emergency,
10i a. Hagau1, II to ., won: Meadowbr.eze lol
even, third. Time, 1.26 %. Athlete and Devout
sixth race mile and quarter; selling Padre.
lOT Mountain. , To =, won; Lady Ellison, 10.
(Troxler, c to l. third. Time, 2.O7. Iole, Cursus,
Helgcrson Nine, Big Bow, Lemon Girl, Lady Cha
radr and Bitter Brown also ran
Seventh race. mile; seling-Wes, JOG tSederl,
even Consideration, 10 (Nicoll. ~ to L. sec
ond Polly Prim. % GO. Swayue), ID to l. third
Time 30 3-5. Arthur GUNNER, Society Bud;
T.legrapher Atlas, Beecher, Horse Radish and
Granada also ran.