The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-05
RYAN is ORDERED
AWAY FROM TRACK
Cincinnati Horse Owner Mixed
Up In Bad Race
C0RRIGAN WINS TWO RACES
Pat Civil Also Captures Two Events
With Orly II and Doubt-Last
Race Gives Evidence of
the Crooked Work.

New Orleans. January 4-(Speeial.)-
John J. Ryan of Cincinnati has fallen
under the displeasure of the racing au-
thorities here and has been requested to
stay away from the tracks.
This is the statement of one Of the Off
Gals of the City Park course, which
ended its two weeks racing today.
Ryan, who owns a good sized stable
Will be given an opportunity to dispose
of his horses before an official order is
promulgated.
what may induce the stewards to take
immediate action against Ryan was the
glaring for reversal of his horse, DR.. Nc
Cluer, the to favorite in the closing
race today. Nicol was in the saddle
Getting off in front with his mount he
led to the turn for LONE, when Dr. Nc
Cluer began to back up and finished a
poor fourth
Ed Gorrigan captured two races today
and won over $4,000 on the double vic
tory. Anna MCGEE carried his colors to
victory in the first race and JOHN Car
roll repeated in the second. Anna Nc
Gee won, all the way John Carroll was
the medium of a rich coup, being played
from to L to to q
{ Pat Civil initiated Corrigan by scoring
a victory in the fifth and sixth races.
orly II won the fifth race and Doubt
was first under the wire in the closing
event. Killdoe captured the hurdle handi-
cap.
First race, three furlongs-Anne Nc
Gee, 100 &c. Koerner), 10 to l. won; Holy
Mass, 109 (Lloyd), 3 to l, second; Smart,
100 "a. MARTINI, Is to l, third Time,
:36 40.
second race, six furlongs, selling. John
Carroll, ITO &C. Koerner), to 2 won:
Green Seal, 1O2 &C. Henry, 2 toll second;
Frontenac, 1903 (Fairbrother), 20 to 1. third.
Time, 1:1S 2-5.
Ihlrd race, seven furlongs, handicap
ST. 1lario, 10Y (V. Powers), to 5, won:
Woodlands, lis O.. Leo, to /, second;
Melange, 90 Is. Flynn, 10 to l, third.
Time, :2S
Fourth race, mile and "a quarter, hur-
dle-Kflldoe, 14S &c. Chandler), 30 to l,
won't Bob Murphy, las (McClain), Is to l,
second; ST. Volma, 165 (Archibald), to 5,
third. Time, 2:21 40
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, handi-
cap-Orly ii, 102 (V. Powers), Is to .,
won; Old Honesty. 107 q. Lee, to l,
second; Tileing. ITO q. Sumter) Is to 5,
third. Time, 1:47 So
Sixth race, mile and a half selling
Doubt, los q. Lee, 5 to 8, won; Flavigny,
SO q. Sumter, to l, second; Rio Grande,
107 (V. Powers), 10 to l, third. Time,
2:36 2-5.
New Orleans Entries.
First race, mile and 20 yards, SELL
1ng-Auspicious, Honta, Dorothy Ann,
80; Mason, Silver Ball. go; Speed Mar
vel, 95; Bucking Boy, Tyrol, George II.
White, 97 Sundart. My Love, Banrida,
Helen Holland, 100 Firmament, 102;
Florida Glenn, los.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Creel, Martius, Marsh Redon, Don Ham
ilton, Land Breeze, Debar, High Wind,
Prince of Pless, Hume, Abe Meyer La
Fayette, 113; Miltiades, Daring Braden,
Monte Carlo, 116.
hird race, seven furlongs, selling
Edna, Ealtram, 80; Sweetener, "a;
Convenient, TIL Jonas Calhoun, 81; Nc
Gregor, 80; Bayou Lark, Third Rail,
The Gavel 1902; Sainesaw, 1903; Lister
inc, 106.
Fourth race, seven furlongs selling
Ed Kane, "a; Orena, 95; Moscow Belle,
81; Padrone, 102; Arrow Swift, Miss
Mazzoni, Georgia Girl, Ethel Carr, 1903;
Ketchem Ike, LOG; Albert Star, los;
Gold Quest, Ill.
Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap
Coon, 80; Fantastic 95 Royal Ben,
Higginbotham, Platoon, 81; Handzarra,
100; Okenite, Chief Hayes, 106; Charlie
Eastman, 1OS; Gold Proof, IA Jacobite,
1877.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-Edith M, Lady Vincent, Glamor,
95 Nancy, Donna, Delphie, Clara HUI
ron, Maize O'Neill Sister Polly, early
Hours, Pearl Hopkins, Lady Alice, loo;
Louise MacFarlan, 1902; Dociie, los.