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HORSES TO RUN AT NEW ORLEANS. Excellent racehorses will not be lacking at New Orleans, the ordinary races as well as the stakes will be contested by as good average racers as have ever appeared on a southern track. Prominent among those five years old and over are: Phil Finch. Floral King, Rebo, St. Valentine, Rusk, Lady Vashti, Orly, Mohe.t, Emergency, Old Stone. Columbia Girl, Geranium, Ananias, Glnette, Robin Hood, Goldsmith, Prince Silverwings, Greencrest, King Ellsworth and Little Scout. Among the four-year-olds are: Southern Cross. Tartan. Hannibal Bey, Cutter, Devout, Lady Henrietta, Ualbert, Woodsaw, Belle Strome, Glorifier, The Englishman, Sir Brlllar, Pasadena, Ivanhoe, Bellln- dlan, Envoy, Iluino and Gambrinus. Three-year-olds that are expected to hold their own in competition with the best of the older division are: Lady Navarre, Lancastrian, La S?orcIere, Belraere, Minnie Adams, Charlie Eastman, Orbicular, Peter Sterling, Excitement, Miltlades. Meadow-breeze, Bill Phillips. Concert, James Reddlck, Gold-mate, Hallowmas, Hooray, John L. Inglis, Woolwich, Yazd, Monterey, Harry Scott, Zienap, Wes, Athlete, Water Dog, Penrhyn, Fortunate, Black Pat. Telegrapher and Ohiyesa. The two-year-olds of 1906 are represented by such smart youngsters as Convllle, Tourenne, Montgomery, Teinaceo, Yankee Girl. Fish Hawk, Bitter Miss, Royal Breeze, Judge Post, Fantastic, Allowmnlse, Tom Dolan, Bertmont, Toddles, Ace High, De Oro, Botanist, Sir Toddlngton, Rubber Ball. Mlnot; ; Knight of Ivanhoe, Western, Elfall, Chamblet, Lally, Pompadour, Harry Gardiner, Soinnus, Allonby, Associate, Jacomo, Demo nnd Mildrene.
