Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-10
FOUL COSTS AUNT
ROSE A VICTORY

NEW ORLEANS, March 1O.-The west
ern contingent of horsemen received a
| severe financial blow yesterday afternoon
at the Fair Grounds track, when Pat
Dunn's three-year-old filly. Aunt Rose.
! was disqualified after winning the sixth
race. She was heavily played favorite
| at to !. but on the claim of a foul
| lodged against her by Jockey Notter the
| race was awarded to Arrow Swift
The foul was a palpable one. and the
officials had no other alternative than to
| take first money away from Aunt Rose.
She bumped Arrow Swift to such an ex-
tent that the latter was clearly impeded
In his strides and was prevented from
| showing his best speed at the critical
stage through the stretch. Aunt Rose
tactics and poked her head in front just
as the winning post was reached.
Quick to Disqualify.
The stewards were not long In deciding
to disqualify Aunt Rose. They heard
Notter's charges, and called &. Henry,
who rode Aunt Rose, merely as a per-
functory act of duty. When a vote was
| taken on the question to dfsqualify her
there was not a dissenting voice. The
official placing of the race was as fol-
lows: Arrow Swift, first; Druid, second,
and Banrida, third.
The big tip which was out on After All
Saturday proved good after all yesterday.
This fine-looking two-year-old bay filly
by Indio. owned by ]. Casey, was the
medium of a heavy plunge in the first
race. AS soon as Gloriole had been with
drawn the eastern horsemen centered on
After All as the one best bet of the day.
TtnN, TOD
offered against her, and backed her heav-
lily and continuously until her price drop
ped to to 3. She proved much better
than the fillies that opposed her, and
won easily by a length after indulging
Miss 1mosene with the, lead until the
stretch.
First race, three and one-half furongs-After
GS sS.'ns th1 sseon &m saty es aSs
Mckenna. Reinette, Fancy Dance, Lurid. Autumn
Maid. Grace Gum. Sllverine and Kenmare Queen
Second race. six Acknowledgements Lady. 1O5
C. Henry. 20 to 1. won; Bewitched. 100 q;
1s &ss3 and b.
Third race, six furlongs -rinancier, 40 Pow
ers, to /, won; Rustic, 1o2 IS. Flynn. is ia
s ssnSnd r Raedy I a T yoS
H. White. Rhinestone, Ethel Carr. Shirley Ross.
| Fourth race. six furlongs- Qhsdrille. 1903 Pow
| ers), to s. won Miss Sain, 95 tSwain), Is to 5,
| second; Orphan Lad. 1O4 (McDanieD, Is to J.
| third Time, liz 10. Royal Onyx. Meadow
breeze, Good Luck. Lord Dixon, Hanbridge,
Electorine and Mafalda also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards-Lady
Esther, 100 u. SUMTER, IL to 5, won; John Car
roll. lib ,NicoD. to 10. second; Donna, 1O7
| (McDanie), to /, third. Time, ~ 35.
Hawkama and Adesso also ran.
sixth race, selling one and one sixteenth miles
Arrow Swift. 1O3 (NOtter), Is to 3, won:
Druid 1O6 tBrusseI, to 1. second; Banrida. 90
(Sumter,, IL to 5, third. Time. Las 10. Aunt
Rose won but was disqualified for foulng. Hos
tile Hyphen. Hadur, Albert Star, Prytania and
Viperina also
Seventh race, one and three -sixteenths> miles
Gilpn. 1OS (Booker). 5 to 9. won; Creel. Ito
(NicoD, 8 to l. second; Quagga, lob CNotter). ia
to 3. third. Time. 2.O1. Jack Witt, John Nc
Bride, Highbear and George Vivian also ran.