The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-28
THE RACES
New orleans Races.

New Orleans, March 17.--Weather, clear; track. good Summaries:
 piniGs' ps. ics. ras'' ,Nsstsr5 IsSs op to Won: Lillian Ray. ;0s. (Leibert,, 30 to 1, second; Alice. ioos ts. Flynnl: 5 tc l. egd &H The ris sIcksr s9 shens Afper a sns Babba. Dr. Armstrong. Little Nose, silverton. Guard Allen and Joe Howell osss ss and los 1ss sNs.tsr ts5 IS to 5. won. Risk. I0s. (NicoD,. to l, second; Bess Ward, 1o5, NeiberD,
 S S kns snsd unsass s@s keTa or Si Soy Joyfa ise k. Don .. and Mondeiia also ran.
 Third race. five and a half fur<igs; 5. won: Ben Strong. ii. q. Lee). IS to 90 to 1. third. Time. l:07. Toboggan, irishman, Benson Hurst. smiling Tom. Bird of Paraside. and Pen Rhyn also Fourth race, six furlOngs; ssliing-. Grimaldi. los. (A. Martini. to 5, sec ond; Charlie Eastman, III. q. Leel, 15 to 1. third. Time 1:ls 4-s; Ida May. Eapss Eapn0; Court. IT. Eveiyn % s. and fs Betsy Bin.
 Fifth race, seven furIongs; selling Grena&da, & id9. " so, ro,wsrsy ls to s.c. !. ond; King Cole. 1os, A. Martin). 25 to l. third. Time. 1928. San Ardo. Sister Polly. Gibson. Javanese. Lord Dixon. Bss BdSr aHd SfGs Fes. EBSrs Boossr sso Topsy Robinson, 10s. Notter). II to 5. won; RrTid. Ios; tA; MaTtipl; 3 to x to 1. third. Time, 1928. Carew. Land Breeze, French Nun. No Quarter, Minot, Cock Sure. Airship. Pinsticker, Otto man, Viperine. Aiencon ana heoo eiso
 Seventh race. one mile and an eighth; selling-Gflpin, 112, lNotterl, to l; won; Lady Vincent: nns I ss, 9, ssu9mateTe. m Tss $ to i th:rd. Time. i:5S. Louise Mac Farlan, Adesso. Gull. Gilfain. St. Bell lane. Anna Day and Aicor also ran.
 Results at Bennings.
 Washington. March 27--A bad acci- dent marred the first race at Bennings today. As the horses turned into the stretch. Dr. Lee. the favorite. leading by two and . half lengths. crossed his legs and fell, throwing his rider, Tom my Burns. heavily. Commedienne. rid den by w. Walsh. fell over Lee. and Kempton. with J. Walsh up. stumbled injured painfully. but the other joc- keys escaped with a bad shaking up. Fire Brand won easily after the acct- dent. Today's eevnts were overnight u
 First race. handicap, five and one half furIongs-Firebrand, 104, (McDan- iel), { to 1, won; Bergoo, 91, co. Brady), 50 to 1, second; Thomas Hoy, 9s. (Fair- brother). 150 to 1. third. Time. l:1o Is. Moonlight Murphy, Kempton. pr. Lee. Takbu. Margot, Prowler. commO-
 Dr. Lee crossed his legs rounging the turn Into the stretch and fell, throwing his ridsE, Rnrns. hsavIly. tommSSssnnS toSl pisasn Sy Walsh ssli Ip over DS Lee. W. Walsh was injured but the others escaped. fS
 Second race. half mile--court Lady, 10s. (Shaw). il to 10, won; Aralia, 105, (McCarthy). IS to 1, second; Cheek, ,105. Arondack Princess Marion. Lady Eth elyn. Alice Navare. Helen Miles. Un- deterred, Elizabeth Sweeny, Blue Stock, Lucylle R.. Chapsron. ran.
 9s, (AfcCarthyl, 2 to 5. wont Woodlane. s9, (McDaniell. 9 to 10. second; Azure Maid. 9s, (Burnsl, to 1. third. Time, I:I7 2-5. Helen B.. and Tea Leaf, ran.
 Fourth race, six and one-half fur longs-Richmond Duke. 116, tFairbro- ther). to 1. won: Call Boy. 1lS. (Maher), Is to 1, third. Time, 1:26 Cop Penn, Profusion and Princess Navarro.
 Fifth race. selling. 3-year-olds and upward. seven furlongs. Columbia Course-Park Row. lo6. (McDaniel). 25 (Brussel), .4 to second: Panique. 101, (McCarthy). 2 to ?. third. Time. 1:2s Is, D'Arkle, Bob Calaghan, IT,. Obert. Glaucus and Merryman. ran.
 Sixth race. handicap. 3-year-olds and inward. one mile. Columbia Course Campaigner, ss, (McCaheyl. g to 9. even. won: Killiecranxie. 9S. (McCar- thy). 13 to s. second; Animus. I1S. 1Shaw). g to 10, third. Time, 1:43 l-5. | Howard Sheen ran.