The Washington herald., 1907-03-19
PASADENA WINSRACB
0ne-to-tWoF avorite Defeated
at Fair Grounds.
GRENADE's PRICE IS BOOSTED
J. II. HeCormieis Forced TO Bid In
EVinaeF-Toy Boy. Backed from IS
10 80 20 1, Takes the five-and-a-
half FurIoue sprint-MoIIie Mont
rose Keeps Up Her Record.

New Orleans. March 1S.-The racing
scene switched back To the Fair Grounds
this afternoon. A fair card was fur
nished The mile and seventy yards purse
affair was the feature. Orbicuiar had for
his opponent Donna. Oberon. and Lucy
Marie OrbiculaT was always the best.
and after racing with Donna fos three
quarters of a mile passed her cut in the
stretch, and had length to spare At the
finish.
The defeat Of ST. Valentine, . i-to-s
favorite. by Pasadena was hard blow
to the form players. Pasadena won in the
easiest of STYLES.
]. H. Mccormick was given a taste
of the boosting game after Grenade won
the. Observation-Disclosures selling affair az
the favorite's price. c. Z. Evans boosted
Grenade $500 over his entered price. with
Mccormick bidding him in at an advance
of $.
Mollie Montrose kept up her unbeaten
record BY cantering home an easy winner
in the four and one-half furlongs for two
year-0lds. Mollie was a 7-to-2o favorite,
going TO the front at the rise of the bar
rier and was never threatened.
Toy Boy. backed from IS to / down to s
at post time. was best in the fve-and-
one-half-furlong sprint
Cutter. at the favorite's price won the
opening event in drive from Lady Caral,
a 4o-to-l chance. while Bye Bye II beat
Bonart a head in the closing event.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE Selling. four-year-olds and up
r,-4- q
to ]. won; Lady Carol, l9l Hoggl 90 70 /, second;
BAIL. los lTTUXlefi. . to J. third Time. ;lS So
foxmead, Depple Geld. Fancy Dress pustieier
Tom Msnkins- W0odsaW. EaEerite. J. ". ONell
and Wild irishman also
SECOND RACE-TWo-y ear-olds; four and one
half furlangs. AIoilie M0ntrose us Hog. 10 -
won; Dew If Dawn. 100 tff0xleri 10 20 ]. second;
Lads Caroline n lGl a.. smith. % % l. third
Time, "a 35. Lutte Foster. Head Line. Convenient
Lee Crest, Bitter Sir and Manuscript alsg ran.
THIRD RASE-Selling. four-year-oids and up
ward; one aud one-eighth miles. Grrade. los tear
neFl ] 20 TO- won; Granada. 10 foggj. s 90 J.
second; Foreigner. lo5 lLloydl. Is to 3 third Time
I 81 IS. Merry Pioneer, Noel. Henry o. and King
Ellsworth also ran.
FOURTH RACE hree-year-olds aud upward: one
mile and seventy yards. OrhieulaF. lG lGamerl
even. Won Donna 81 u. Heunesseyl even, second
Oberon. % lLloydi. 50 90 l. thiTd. Time. 43 i5
Marvin Neal Besteriin. and Lney Marie also
FIFTH -Threeyearolds and upward; hfo
and onehalf furiongs. Toy Boy, IS lBael, 10 l.
won; Baleshed "a tGaueeI Is 20 l. second
Morales. io4 lGameri, 20 !, third. Time. IS 80
FTontenac, Ohiyesa. Refined. Athlete. Belle Sirome
Lady Esther, Lens, Our Anna, and Gray DAY also
ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling; Owners Hanlcap: three
year-olds and upward; seven fuTlongs- Pasadena
los tAlountainl. TO T. W.; ST. Valentine. l16
tLloydi. 9 20 %. second. Mortboy, so tI4Gwei, II
to l. third. Time. l.8 IS. Prince Of Coins and
Bob Edgren also Ian
SEVENTH RACE-Selling. three-yesf-olis: one
mile Bye Bye II, % lGaugeD 5 to /. won.
Bonart lG7 LoUel. 10 10 J. second: KaiseIhna s6
lHogg to 2 third. Time. Ia225 Cotness
Quagga. Paragon. Fire Alarm Bitter Miss. schroe-
deFs Midway. and Kemp Bidgoly also ran.