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NEW ORLEANS FORfrTcHAFlB NEW ORLEANS, LA., December 31, 1902. Thirtieth day. Crescent Gitsl Winter Meeting., WeatheraB Presiding Judge. R. W. Simmona. Starter, C. J. Fitzgerald. No recall flag jBlM Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. g indicates whip, 5 spurs, 8 blinkers. - BM FIRST fiACK 1 xaIle Jturs600- 2-year-olds. MaidenandH 36360 lud Horses A Wt St M Yt StrFin Jockeys OwntijB 368273WKLKORNE ECLIPSEJB 112 9 64 41 4 4i li Redfern fWliSH S6S27 MEMPHIAN N 105 6 51 24 2 2-1 2h H Booker G C BennH 3C8272SPEC 853 "ft 1 11 I1 Ih ln 32 Scully E C ReyiHiH 36659 WAR. CRY M 113 2 31 31 32 31 4 Landry FWhiM 367922 MAUSEK ftS 109 3 41 8 64 54 54 Donegal B"SchreiHB 36724 SHOWMAN M 105 5 7 51 52 7 6 H Michaols J A KyliH 36775 FAIR LASS K 109 8 9 9 8 65 7 S Johnson F A Bi?.HH 36746 PIRATE H 110 10 10 10 10 9 8 EBbortsonM BlardH 36469 ROLL CALL i 102 7 8 1 61 8 9 Ojflfeer J Ray 1 35818 KINGS SISTER K 102 11 11 11 11 10 lOiHfe, Vestal and CflH 36792 SLEEPY HEAD til 102 4 2i andi 9 H UHttPdT E ManhiandH 36249 PASTORAL K 102 12 12 12 12 12 12ljHkH H MyersH Time. 26, 52. 1 :l9flfaiMk -HH Winner Ch. c, by Prince of Monaco Lillian Lindsay UmHuV. Hb6re.H Went to post at 2:01. At post 1 minute. Start good. Woafpond tbVH up a great finish on Melbourne Eclipse. He rated him along fowHMfnrlrHI loaders tiring in the stretch and got up in the last ten yards. T1!! cim to a drive. Racing seems to improve this colt. He is gnttinHkHH est of the fin id to get to going and showed the most early speed, bttMHH Showman was on the outside all the way. Mauser was interfered witKfHH Overwnights VVar Cry, 1 pound; Pirate, 1, -B9 ---fcjMJVQnrn Eclipse, show, out. Memphian, show, evens. Spp j, show JwBWWB 36760 ZACK FOBd"14 SBKMKandmS ?6260 FAKE ft 4 110 9 6i 51 31 4ke Redforn M Foster and 36810 BEN MORA 8 3 108 6 31 2 8i 53 H Booker C JIariway H 3676VMORONI 7 107 3 7 8 44 6i Pollak J arthur M 36684 BKOW.N VAIL W 6 107 1 14, 31 9 7 Battiste E J Arnold B 3676? CRITERION 91 4 110 11 10 10 10 8 Rice FHOConniHH 3673 DR. SCHABFF fi 3 108 8 41 44 11 9 ONeil , W ONeaH 34148 JAMES FITZ B5 3 106 7 8 9 5hk10 Boieseu rons and ThHI 6763 FRANK KENNEY 4 114 10 11 11 64 11 Gannon A Simons M Apprentice allowance. Time, 25, 51, 1:18. H Winner B c, by Albert Zetetic trained by J. Hackett. t Went to post at 2 :27. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won d.iving ; secfl came wide into the homestretch, kept bearing out in the last furlong and flnishe H side and got up in the last stride. McCafferty did not see him coming and wa?H Alpaca was at home in the going, showed speed and ehooic off the leaders wh? t and would have won with a stronger rider up. Zack Ford finished in the mi i M going and hung on gamely under a hard drive. Redfern was hard f.t work on jH ter. Benmora carried Brown Vail to the outside fence at the turn into "jk i pulled the latter up and took the middle of the track. Criterion closod u H the H Scratched 6760 Sue Johnson, HH Pyrrho, 6how, 2 to U Alpac, show, 5 to 1. Zack Ford, show, 4 to 1. B 3686 THIH HACK 1 1-S Miles. Pursel4007yearoldslH Lnd Horsos A Wt St 3t X K .X StrFin Jockeys ijB 368 I POTHEEN HS 3 9S 5 4V 3a 25 23 11 l Kefifern DuTiePH .6699ERNE ft 3 93 6 51 44 3 S 35 2s JKGraham J P KreHerVBHBHBHBHj 3686 GEOR. GARDNERJS5 4 104 2 lio is 12 Ink 21 sa Scally E and G W Beck BBpHHHHBl .6314tGIN SPRAY W 5 108 3 62 66 414 4 4 410 R. Murphy L B Kahn and Co b1 20 20 5BH 368482FALSE LEAD WS 6 100 1 Si 54 52 53 54 58 Fatler M Sabath 15 15 15 oBbJ 36826 JGE DU RELLEW58 3 95 4 22 21 66 64 63 610 Cramer C S Dodsbn 20 60 60 lH 368263SIMOON 85 3 88 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 D Gilmore M Kaha and Co 50 50 20 S6352 E11ENCE II. H 3 94 7 8 8 8 8 8 8, Helgesen F H Bonner 50 80 75 Apprentice allowance. Time, 25Jg, 52Jg, 1:193$, I 2 :42. VVinner B. c, by Patton Diana trained by C. E. Durnall. HJ Went to post at 2 :57. At post 4 minutes. Start good. : Won easily ; second driving. Redfern waiaH with Potheen for tho first mile, wore Georgia Gardner down while roundirie the far turn and drew aHH in the stretch run. Redfern kept shaking him up all of the last furloDg. Ern outgamed Georgia GspP ner when it came to a drive. The latter was used up in sotting the pace and tirod. Murphy, lost onxjf his stirrups before they had gone a quarter and was floundering all over Gin Spray. . Gilmoro pnllel Emence II. up at the start. Scratched -6i80 Cogswell, 106; 36843Marccs, 97. ; Overweights Simoon. 1 pound. j Pnthn. sliow. nut. Ernw. show, out. Onp ia Gardner, show, 6 to 5. , OUitin UAUi i ikiilo. Purse jUO. S-year-oWs and upward. Handicap. 333 j lnd Horses A Wt St X. Yi and StrFin Jockeys .aWQjyners O H C P - 368U3HONOLULC W5 3 100 2 1 13 13 2sr 13 HelgeseoOTBEulz I I S4 4-5 S68282HARRY NEW ft 8 3 107 4 S 32 21 ii 214 Otis SKaii5?son 6-5 9-5 9-5 2-5 SeSgsHARQIS B 3 99 1 4 22 6 32 315 Redfamf?WTObMran 8-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 S66973HANOVER QUEEN 3 100 3 2a 4 4 4 4 J Fisher.OflRJfRldonandSons 20 25 25. 4 Time,25,E3i, 1:18, 1:45. iWSBMS 1 Winner B. g, by Star Ruby Baby trained by H. C. Schulz. imM J Wont to post at 3 :30 At post 1 minute. 8tart good. Won easilrl;!aWM all out. Honolulu quickljrl took the lead, showed the most speed and Helgesen kept him in t18 FjjWBIng all the way. Harry Nov I was under a drivo all of tho last furlong and finished in deep goingjS JiERddlo of the track. Redfern took Hargis back at tho start and went to worr on him while roUBWiKlM8? far turn, but could never I improve Ms position. Hanover Qaeen was alweys outrun. IBctHB Scratched-S638Potente, llu; 2932S3Telamon, 114; 36811 sJNnH 107 j Honolulu, show. 1 to Harry N-w. r-how. out. Hargis. show, ftMj I FIFTH RACJBO 1-g guribngs. Purse tIjjQids and upward. AlloaranrBa. j lud Horses A Wt St M V. U StrFln"Kyi3wners 0 H C gJ ;36812 BAiiD OF AVON 8 4 101 4 ;A- 52 TMiBPBiPcTninvv" 6 7 2 M 26685 JERRY HUNT IS 6 101 5 iH! I" 2; I-Ifeandife ,B Scb 15 20 " K M 36637 LApY ALBERT jf I 3 97 1 ,f : 21 Si 3jQtfc.fr Qvr 1 50 3 TJItHDf .SP " - " ON -5TW?Si -flRandjjSLMt
