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AMERICAN SPOBTINg MANUAL. The American Sporting Manual of 1902 ciontau s all racing records at large, revised and eoraplssi up to the and of 1901 ; four handicapping systaau with directions for thoir practical application fable showing how to eompute bookmaking per centages, track records of all the recognised tracki of the country, the western and eastern scales oi weights, tables showing the comparative speed o! tracks, a complete list of pugilistic contests of 1901 of any consequence, trotting and paeing records at all distances and a list of the new 2 :15 trotters ol 1891. Also a complete record of performance at all tylei of billiards. jnaxlm and Gay Co. Established INCORPORATED Before the Two Years Public Every Day Capital, O.O00. GRAHAM RICE, Prest. National Bank References Furnished. 928 Canal St., New Orleans, La. 280 Broadway, New York. W.J. Deboe, 4 to 5, Won OUR NEW ORLEANS SPECIAL YESTERDAY. FIVE WINNERS OUT OP EIGHT TO DATE. Despite ihe uncertainties of the havy track at New Orleans since the meeting opered we have landed five winners out of eight for our subscribers so far. Now that the rainy season ia oyer and the going again good we are confident we will land seven out of the next eight ard at decidedly better odde. Telegraph us 3 our betting account if you wish to enjoy the good things this week. Here is a cnmplft- record of every horse played to win by us for our one horse per day subtcrihern at New Orleans to date. This statement gives the name of every winner as well as of every lonor. Laok it over. Nov. 27. CAMBRIAN, 9 to 10, won. Dec. 3. JACK DEMUND, withdrawn. Nov. 28. FEDERAL, I to I, second. Dec. 4. MOABINA, withdrawn. Nov. 29. THE LADY, I to I, won. Dec. 5. JOHN PETERS, 4 to 5, wos. Dec. I. IF YOU DARE, 7 to 10, won. Dec. 6. MORONI, 2 to I, lost. Dec. 2. BARRACK, I ts I, lest. Dec. 8. W. J. DEBOE, 4 to 5, won. Onr facilities for covering th3 New Orleans meeting are oa a scale heretofore unparalleled in racing annals. Three weekB ago four of onr expert dockers were sent there, and since then they have been watching and timing horses in training there in their earl; morning trials. Last week the original set was re-enforced by an extra man sent from Bennings and another sent from Lakeside. To this force have been added two of onr regular handicappers. Oar preparations in other channels are on a much more extensive scale than heretofore have been" attempted, and the result mnst be an accuracy in forecasting the daily winners at the Crescent City Meeting that will transevnd even our brilliant record there last year. WE GOT OUR TRAINING IN THE WEST, As a further guarantee of success at New Orleans, wa call your attention to the fact that the Maxim and Gay Company is essentially a Western organiandtion, our track sharps, with oni exception, having won their spurs in the West. Besides this, the stockholders of the Maxim and Gay Company enjoy the intimate friendship of soven out of ten of the owners and trainers racing in Nnw Orleans, and the Company has access to information as to owners and trainers intentions there that it does not enjoy elsewhere to the same degree. Ever body conversant with the history of the Maxim and Gay Company knows that at New Orleans two years ago it scored the sensational success which made its name a household word among racing people. Last winter we returned to the Esene of our splendid efforts, rich in experience from our campaign on the eastern tracks. We sprung sensational surprise after surprise, beginning with Orla, which won at 15 to 1, and reached the meridian when Philma Paxton, 16 to 1, won, which we wired for a plunge to the limit of ovr 3,060 clients from Maine to California. Anybody who is anybody on the turf is familiar with our New Orleans record. We print below the record of onr One-Horse Guaranteed Wire at New Orleans last winter, showing what a twenty-dollar daily fiat bet accomplished for our clients. Complete Kecord Made By Our-One-Horge-Per-Day-Wlre at New Orleans Last Season. Hore follows a complete record of the sections given in our One-Horse Wire at New Orleans last season. Every loser is aocounted for as well as every winner, and a showing is made of the result of a Twenty Dollar daily play. Look it over: Date Horse Given PostOdds Result WonLost Date Horse Given PostOdds Result WohLrwfc. Nov. 28 Felix Bard 8 to 5 Won $ 32 Jan. 27 H. 8. Tobacco. .16 to 5 Won 64 Nov. 29 Serpent 9 to 10 Won 18 Jan. 28 King Tatius ..16 to 5 Won 64 Nov. 38 Bristol 4 to 5 Won 16 Jan. 29 Elsie Bramble.. 4 to 1 Third 20 Dtc. 2 Utcm 3 to 5 Won 12 Jan. i0 Magie Davis.. 4 to 1 Won 80 Dec. 3 Fake 7 to 2 Won 70 Jan. 31 Strangest. 9 to 10 Won 18 Dec 4 Arak 7 to 2 Lost 0 Feb. 1 St. David 9 to 10 Second 20 Dec. 5 Orla 15 to 1 Won 300 Feb. 3 Lord Neville. .. 7 to 2 Second 20 Dec. 6 Cadet 2 to 1 Won 40 Feb. 4 Elsie Bramble.. 4 to 1 Second 20 Dec. 7 Cast Iron 6 to 1 Third 20 Feb. 5 Philma Paxton. 12 to 1 Won 240 Doc. 9 Banish 1 to 1 Won 20 Feb. 6 Parnassus . . . 8 to 5 Won 32 Dec. 10 Banish 2 to 1 Won 40 Feb. 7 Barb. Frietchie 9 to 2 Won 93 Dec. 11 Frank M 3 to 5 Won 12 Feb. 8 Carl Kahler.... 3 to 2 Won 30 Dec. 12 St. Cuthbert ... 6 to 5 Won 24 Feb. 10 Musical Slipper 11 to 5 Lost 20 Dec. 14 Small Jack 16 to 5 Second 20 Feb. 11 Barb. Frietchie Withdrawn. Dec. 16 Wiedemann 25 to 1 Lost 20 Feb 12 Malay 4 to 5 Won 16 Dec. 17 Lord Quex 8 to 1 Won 160 Feb. 13 Dr. Hart 11 to 5 Lost 20 Dec. 18 Admetus 5 to 2 Won 50 Feb. 14 EgyptianPrincel3 to 10 Won 6 Dec. 19 Mint Sauce 6 to 5 Won 24 Feb. 15 Liidy Alberta. .. 9 to 5 Third 20 Dec. 20 Alard 11 to 5 Won 44 Feb. 17 Andes 6 to 5 Lost 20 Dec. 21 Deponan 3 to 1 Won 60 Feb. 18 Sim W 11 to 5 Won 44 Dec. 2J Cadet ..6 to 5 Won 24 Feb. 19 Algie M 6 to 5 Second 20 Dec. 24 AnnieThompsn 4 to 1 Lost 20 Feb. 20 Lou Rey 7 to 5 Won 98 Dec. 25 Nellie Waddell. 3 to 5 Won 12 Feb. 21 Jessie Jarboo. .. 4 to 5 Lost 20 Dec. 26 Monos . 5 to 2 Won 50 Feb. 22 Navasota .... ..11 to 5 Won 44 Dec. 27 Ernest Parham.ll to 5 Won 44 Feb. 24 Lovable 4 to 1 Won 80 Dec. 28 Tayon Withdrawn Feb. 25 Laureate 9 to 2 Won 20 Dec. 30 Cadet 6 to 5 Lost 20 Feb. 26 St. Cuthbert 9 to 10 Won 18 Dec. 31 B. G. Fox 8 to 5 Second 20 Feb. 27 Trebor.. 6 to 5 Won 21 Jan. 1 Fourloaf C 10 to 1 Lost 20 Feb. 28 Ante Up 8 to 5 Third 20 Jan. 2 W. B. Gates 9 to 20 Won 9 Mar. 1 Sir Christopher 9 to 10 Won 18 Jan. 3 Samivol 3 to 1 Second 20 Mar. 3 Pharoah 4 to 1 Lost 20 Jan. 4 Sevoy 3 to 5 Won 12 Mar. 4 Deloraine 4tol Won 80 Jan. 6 Garter Ban 6 to 1 Won 120 Mar. 5 Bill Dixon .... 7tolO Won 28 Jan. 7 Early Regent... 7 to 1 Lost 20 Mar. 7 Miss Conrad 4tol Won 80 Jan. 8 Admetus........ 3 to 1 Won 60 Mar. 8 Admetus 1 to 1 Second 20 Jan. 9 Carl Kahler .... 5 to 1 Won 100 Mar. 10 Felix Bard 8 to 5 Won 32 Jan. 10 Mynheer.. 2 to 1 Won 40 Mar. 11 Van Hoorebeke 14 to 5 Won 56 Jan. 11 Carl Kahler ....16 to 5 Won 64 Mar. 12 Scarlet Lily.... 4 to 5 Lost 20 Jan. 13 Amigari 6 to 5 Lost 20 Mar. 13 McWilliams .... 4 to 5 Won 16 Jan. UAzua 15 to 1 Third 20 Mar. 14 H. S. Tobacco. . 7 to 5 Second 20 Jan. 15 Falolla 11 to 5 Won 44 Mar. 15 Luralighter .... 7 to 10 Won 14 Jan. 16 Ida Ltdford 15 to I Won 300 Mar. 17 Travers 7 to 10 Lost 20 Jan. 17 Kaloma 8 to 5 Won 32 Mar. 18 Loves Labor. .. 7 to 1 Third 20 Jan. 18 Mynheer 6 to 5 Won 24 Mar. 19 Aaron Pond ....30 to 1 Lost 20 Jan. 20 Ecome t... 18 to 10 Won 26 Mar. 20 Fonrleaf C 3 to 2 Won 30 Jan. 21 Ernest Parham. 5 to 2 Lost 20 Mar. 21 Sevoy Withdrawn Jan. 22 Free Coinage... 5 to 1 Second 20 Mar. 22 Maggie Davis.. "6 to 5 Second 20 Jan. 23 PrincessTulane. 3 to 1 Second 20 Jan. 24JosieF ;"tto,5 fost 20 . Total, ,155 20 Jan. 2a Lovable 100 to 1 Lost 20 SUMMARY Number of racing days, 97; number starters given, 91. Of these there won 58, or 61 per cent. Of these there lost i6, or 39 per cent. Gross gain on a daily 0 bet, ,155. Total losses on a 0 daily bet, 20. Net profit, ,43j for tho meeting. WE WILL HANDLE YOUR MONEY. The arrangements which we have made for this Winter are porfect. For the past two years we have been handicapped at the track by the publicity which has been given our information by its early sale. This year we have arranged to provide against this. The name of the horse we select will not be communicated to anybody before the races. In order to enable clients to back our choices we have secured the services of Mr. Sol. Lichteastem, a noted Eastern bookmaker and member of the Metropolitan Association, who places the money at the track. Accounts will be accepted subject to conditions which are givon below. As a pledge of good faith, tha Maxim and Gay Company guarantees to place in the hands of the Editor of the New Orleans Item the selections the money will be played on, and also to mail the selections to out-of-town subscribers before noon each day of the races, such latter to bear postmark of not later than 1 P. M. of the aay the races are to bo run. It also undertakes to telegraph, on request, to any subscriber every evening the odds secured and the names of the horses played. Conditions of subscriptions to our service at New Orleans are as follows: Fee for information, 0.00 weekly. Charge for placing your money at the Itrack is five per cent, of the net weekly winnings. Woekly remittances of profits. Accounts subject to withdrawal at a moments notice. Official closing odds guaranteed. Beinlt direct to Maxim and Gay Co., 938 Canal Street, Kew Orleans. The following are the minimum accounts that will be accpted For 0 daily play on each hor e, . For 3 daily play on each horse, 50. For 0 daily play on each horse, 50. For 08 daily play on each horse, 00. Do not entrust money to tke mail without registering. Bank Checks must be certified.
