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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS, LA., Monday, January 14. 1907.— Nineteenth day. City Park Jodkey Clnb. Winter Meeting 66 days. Weather clear: track fast. o2 hooks on. Presiding Judge, Francis Trevelyan.. Starter. Mars Cassldy. Racing Secretary, QeU8SP EL Kui.l. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. i3/l QO FIRST RACK— 7-8 Mile. 1:661 1 -166. ?400 added. 3 year-olds and upward. DOxO Selling. Net value to winner 12.50. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 6639S JERRY C. wit 5 109 I 13 13 4J 2 . ll lJ J Johnson T E Mannix 15 30 12 5 2J M342 RUSTLING SILK W 4 104 12 3 2J 2* Iff 21 2J Mountain J C Milam 2 ■ 2 4-5 2-5 66210 GOLD DFKE w 3 91 7 6 71 6" 42 3J 3J Bilac C DeWTitt 10" 10 8 3 3-2 86376 ROSEBORO wn 4 107J 2 4 lb l°k 3J 43 4J Troxler G Holle 4 S 8 3 3-2 65900*DOUHT w 3 91 6 7 51 81 73 6J 5J R Lowe P Dunne 12 16 15 6 3 88875 GOLDESS w3 94 in 8 Si 7 51 5J 61 Garner E Corrigan 5 7 6 2J 1 65711 GAMESTER wn 4 188 5 12 12nkl2i 11J 91 7J Nicol J C Ferriss Jr 4 6 H 2 1 66376 ONISRO Ws 5 112 8 5 6 i 9l 9l 7l 8J Seder W H Fizer 20 30 30 10 5 88833 ARGUER ws 3 94 4 2 3 5J S1 8* 91 G Swain J B Rospess 20 40 40 15 8 8S26S FINERY w- I 89 9 11 11 11 12l 16* 10* Englder W E Suggs 10 16 16 6 3 65605 ARBY VAN wn 5 109 1 1 4b 3J 6J ll2 11* OLeary P M Burch 25 100 100 40 15 66318 FIKLDWICK W 3 91 11 9 91 10J 10l 121 12= Goldstein B Schreiher 88 30 30 12 H 66281-1 FKSSA w4 99 13 10 10 13 13 13 13 A WilliamsS W Streett 15 20 20 7 3 Time, 24*. 49!. 1:14*. 1 :28J. Winner — B. h. by Resplendent — Illbrock trained by T. E. Mannix. Went to jMist at 2:H . At post ;i minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Jerry C. was a prominent contender all the way and. finishing fast, wore down Rustling Silk with ease in the stretch run and won with plenty in reserve. Rustling Silk was speedy, but was much used in the early stages to wear down the leaders and tired in the last furlong. Cold Duke came with a rush in the-last quarter and tinished gamely. Roseboro showed speed, but tired after going a good half. Gamester, •iway slowly and trailing far back in the early stages, had to go wide on the stretch turn and doasd a big gap in the last quarter. Doubt finished well. Arby Van quit after going a half. The winner was entered for 8866; no bid. Scratched— M -794 Lady Goodrich, 102; C5338 Sam Rice. 94. Overweights — Roseboro, 1J pounds. £»0/8QQ BMOOND RACK- Short Course. Steeplechase. .°,:02J— 9— 145. Purse |4tHJ. o-year-J J fc ? fj olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 8866, Ind Horses AWtPPSt 3 6 9 11 StrFin Jockeys Owners 6~H C P~S ~ 88888 DAWSON w 8 146 11 7 S2 83 6; 4" 21 l" P Hasan G H Neal 8 15 13 5 2. «6357SUBADOR w 8 149 4 4 1- 1J 1 V l1 2= B Russell F J Douglas ft] 3 2* 6-5 3-5 663191PLEA w 6 155 10 5 41 3 3« 1J 3* 3* Boyle J J Greely 4 8 8 3 M 68085 LULU YOUNG w 9 137 5 6 7- 11= H B»l 4" 4» McKinny J P.urttsohell 8 12 12 5 BJ 88357 CREOLTN W8 7 151 18 16 Mi 18* 16* 7» .-,2 gi Hucston E Corrigan 4 12 10 4 2 65S84 LITTLE WALLY Wi I 142] 6 2 2 lo1. »* s- 6 6J J Ford J W Davton 10 20 20 S 4 63463 LIGHTS OFT WB 8 162 7 1 V ■" A 8* 7" 78 Archibld J T Stewart 8 13 12 5 2J 6t;::i:.vyiOLO B. wi S 183 2 I 8* 8" 11" I" 8" 81 Reeder .1 M EUece 15 15 15 I I 62280 OLIVER MC u 11 142 3 12 11 13 12 12 8* 8« W Gaylor A Tempest 10 IS 15 I I 27288 JACKSON DAY W 8 188 1 1 :; 2" 2n 16* M* 16 1 Pollock .1 C Holnrook 20 30 1:, 6 3 56231 CHAR IT ELD WB 4 128 12 11 121 H 7"-H-ll 11 Garic W Qeral 12 30 20 8 4 6S02S*ARABO w 7 147 8 S 91 71 4 3J Bolted. Songer T D Sullivan 4 4.. 18-68-6 2-6 66357 KEPLER w 4 126 9 13 13 6l Loat ri.br Major J Flcmming 15 25 25 8 i Time, :»: !:!•. Winner — P.. g. by St. Andrew or Maxio — Raster, by Vlckebetg trained by G. II Neall. Went to jiost at 2:::o. At pr st 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: Second and third the same. Dawson, running to his best form and fencing in l"mh1 style, moved up fast alter going one turn of he 6c Id and. standing the final drive gamely, out last.. 1 Subador. The latter made the Ilimiug almost throughout and pat an ■ g.xxi aerforataace. Plea also went well, but tared slightly after getting over the last obstacle. Lulu Young closed a big gap in the last half of the trip and finished fast. Creoliu was too far back in the early running and finished With a belated rash. Lights »»ut will improve and tiled after early contention. Arabo was going well and appeared a certain winner when he ran out of the course when approaching; the last jump. Scratched 65086 St. Volma, 127: 66810 Castas, I3S, Overweights Little Wallv. 21 pounds: Ropier. 1. /•/jj/f Q/f THIRD RACK -3-8 Mile. 364—2—118. Pane 66. 2 year olds. Maidens. OOtcOI Allow am as. Net value to winner ipOO. Ind Horses AWt PP St V4 !4 ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 6S32D*REREL QUBESN w!12 5 7 2l. I-.. Mountain 1! Gardner 3 :i 13-51 Ti" BALOLE w 114 1 3 1" 2* .1 Martin B Schreiher 4 6 5 2J 6-5 e6377*HAZEL M. w 115 8 8 -F ft] .1 Lee F McKenna 3 E 28-68-6 1-5 66320 QUEEN MKI.BA w 116 13 t •"•• 41 Englder .1 McLaughlin 12 M 38 10 5 LADY FRANKFORT w 110 4 2 g 51 Troxler .1 C Milam 1" L5 25 8 4 LETOHATCHIE w llo I I 2- 6 W M.-Inre.-V Brown lo :V 86 10 E 66358 BLACK MARY w IM 2 In 7. 7- Pickett E R Bradley 20 60 60 20 10 CATHERINE F. w 116 i :» W 8J Nicol R Tucker 5 7 31 3-2 4-5 LADY DE ORO w llo 7 s ••■ :»- Farrow C, W -I Bissell 2 » 88 F 15 1 66358 PRINCESS SFE m 116 16 12 11! 1"- Warren Mrs S Dolicrty F 15 15 E 2i 66358 inxxis w 11811 11 12 IF- still.- .1 M Henry SB 10 40 15 8 66301 MAY NEWMAN W 111 3 5 6 1JJ Mitchell W Newman IE 36 3E 3 4 BITTER GOLD w 113 13 13 13 13 Seder J C Calm 28 50 50 20 10 Time. 1 1 2:.i. K 1 new track record. Winner — B. f. by Box— Southern Girl trained by F. Etatter, Jr.. Went to post ,-it 3:66. At post minute-. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the .;amp. Rebel Queea ran as if mu.-h the best, showed improving form and. although meeting with Interference soon after the start, showed a high order of speed and held the others safe after going a quarter. Ralole put up a good performau.-e and finished gamely. Hazel M. was in a jam at the si.irt and eaiiie fast whoa clear. Queen Meant ran forwardly throughout. Lady Frankfort finished well. Letohabhie got away well and ran .1 go.»l quarter before tiring. The others ran green and will probably abow improvement. Scratched 86377 Ren Sand, 113; Trace, 11:;. Overweights Ralole . I pound: May Newman. 1. f*£ A Q PC FOI RTH RACK 1 1-16 Miles. 1:48 «i 121. PUBBe 6680, 4 year .dds aad upward. UUtOU Allowances. Met value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPP St j 2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 68641 GLORIFIER w S M4 I 6 31 1] I1 1- 1 Garner .1 H McConnick 4-5 8-164-5 2-6 oat 86486GOLDMATB WB 4 M41 1 1 2- ::- 2*2*2 Mountain G Holle 2 2 2 1-3 out 66340JAMBS RBDDICK aunt 4 M8 6 4 1- lJ 3" ::- 3* .las H. nsyc R Ellison 10 in » 3 3-5 66212 GREVILLA wa 4 162 2 5 6 6 6 5- F W MclnreW H Schmut 20 68 on 15 4 86418 GRANADA w 1 w 5 2 lj 21 F 4 5* Farrow .1 It Shouldice V M 20 4 4-5 63813 LOU. MACFARLAN w 5 1841 3 2 6* 51 "•- 6 6 Seder WfordABuchner 38 88 68 20 6 Time. 24. 4S«. 1:14. 1:46, l:66f Wiaaer— Ch. h, by Hastings -Glory trained by c. Loale. Went to post at 3:34. At post 1 mimite. Start good. Won easily: seCOBd driving: third the same. Glorlner was restrained for the first three quarters and. going hi. ,imd the Others on the turn, dashed into 1 long lead and won will in hand. Coldmato. poorly handled, was hard held and alowed to be cut off sharply at the half mile ground, thou had to go around them and. closing a big gap. was only hard mgc.l in the lust furlong and can do licttor. James Roddick ran a goo l race for him over a hard tra.-k anil finished gamely and fast. Granada made the early running and. being excessively used, tired. The others were always outrun. Overweights Col. Imate. 2J pounds; Jrovilla. :.: Louise M.i.farlan. 21. ** 1 Qft FIFTH RACK- 3-4 Mile. 1:18—4—67. Pane 8066. :Fyei:-olds and upw aid. O OtOU Allowances. Not value to winner 00. led Horses AWtPP~St % ,£ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ 66S3S*TUDOR VBi 1 8a M 1 Ik :.. l"- 1 EngKder T Clyde I 11 13 4 7-5 68417*MEAIX WBREEZE WB 4 M4 •■ 2 2. 1 1"k 2- R Lowe .1 Arthur 2". 14-0J 4-5 1-3 66S78ST. VALENTINE WSB 6 llo :» 7 71 P El 31 Mountain A P Ginter 21 21 9-5 3-5 1-3 64W1 FONMFFMJ wu 6 M4 1 10 !l« Si 8- 4 Huestis L L I.aniar F, L5 25 S 4 66400 GAMARA w 5 111 1 4 E* 4 6H .".. .1 Martin .1 P D.-vlin M 88 80 20 10 66361 OHIYESA W 4 99 2 5 4h 51 4 6* Beckman A H Brown IS 25 25 8 3 66378 JOHN L. I.VGL1S wit 4 101 6 6 6 6I1 7 7* Seder AY II Fizer 2 14-68] 4-5 7-20 86388 GRACE GEORGE WB 3 84 1 3 ::. 3- 3" 8nk Marsters .1 Laughlin 30 loo pn 30 10 65848 ELECTED w3 8217 s v B*» 8»* S*» Pickett W Bonier 50 100 100 40 15 BFMFER W3 88 3 9 10 10 10 10 A Williams! Iitiman 30 100 100 30 12- Time. 24. 4K, 1:i::.i. Winner — It. .-. by Atlieling — Kisbern trained by A. 3. Weston. Went to post at .:." !». At post 1 minute. Start go.nl. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Tudor, away running and showing his best form, forced the pace to the stretch turn, where he ran into the lead and won well in hand. Meadow breeze was exeeacfrely used for the first half and tired in the linal drive. St. Valentine began slowly and had lo go wide into the stretch, but finished gam ny and wis wining the others down at the end. Fexmead showed a good performance and will improve. John L. Inglis had a rough trip and failed to show much speed. Scial.-hed — titi.J.rti iFeurhyn, 101; 66306 Fallodav, 101; b002!S Mayor Johnson, 104; 66961 Amadjr, 101; 00.;!S Thats What. H 4. Overweights — Gamarn. 4 pounds: Klected. ::. 1aA/I Q7 SIXTH RACK— 5-8 Mile. 864-6—106. 8406 added, o year-olds. Selling. DOrO I Net value to winner $.;75. Ind Horses AWt PPSt jj /z % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 66375TOM DOLA.N w 112 13 3 31.. 3 11 l1 Nicol F Cook 4 6 5 2 1 86884 BONART ws 168 1 5 411 41 2. 21 Alountain F Dunne 4 7 4 2 1 88682 BI.IF HALE wit 88 6 11 V 7*1 t- 3J Jas HensyW Kunze 10 20 20 8 4 66283aDB ORO wis loo 14 4 2- 2". 3- 41 J Lee S T White 21 3 21 1 3-5 63386 BOUVIAC w 99 3 2 in 1J W. 5 Reckman E S Gardner 10 16 16 6 3 6t; .| BELLE OF THE BAY w 101 10 6 5 Eh ■ 61 Garner C P Fox 5 5 23-52 4-5 66338 SI ION w-111 4 1 r.l 9- S1 71 Troxler J 8 Ward 6 13 13 5 21 66375*ZICK ABRAMS w 99 8 8 8* 10 • 8] Si G Swain 15 Schreiher in 16 15 6 3 6631S BLLSMERE w 99 II 7 sn 6nk V. 9 R Lowe W H Snyd.r :". 60 60 lo 10 66267 NISSA U 87 2 12 14 111 IF. 10J Goldstein .1 Burtts. hell 2" 188 1« 0 40 20 8684E MY BESSIE w 97 12 14 10.1 Sh 10i li- Van DusenA Brown M 30 30 M 5 65171 AMI W 8E 7 9 IF 12* 12 12- W Walsh Lockart Bros 20 60 60 20 1* 65734tDRT DOLLAR wn 188 E 13 12. 13- 13 ISA Englder T D Sullivan 1 88 1". 6 3 66176 SKIMMER WB 97 9 10 13 14 14 14 A Martin W Gerst 20 60 60 20 10 Time. 2.1*. 4S. 1:084. Winner — R. c, by Jean Bereaud — Marshelta trained by W. K. Phillips!. Went to 1 ost at 4:::o. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Tom Dolan. hard ridden all the way and saving much ground when turning into the stretch, 1-111 f;.st all the way and won drawing away. Ronart was poorly handled and taken wide into the stretch, thereby losing much ground, but tinished fast and ran to his beat form. Rlue Pale made up ground and came witli a rush in the stretch. Bolivia.- showed early speed Mid raced Do Oro into snb.fection in the first half, but tired from the effort in the last furlong. Do Oro ran a good half. Belle of the Bay had to go wide most of the way and had scant chance. Spiou was blocked soon after the start and. forced to be taken 1 back and had scant chance after the mishao. The winner was entered tor ,100; no bid. Scratched— 00245 Nedra. 112. a"* 13 /I Q Q SKVKNTII RACK— 1 1-8 Miles. 1 1 :.".::— 0—102. 6606 added. 4-year olds and upward. ODiOO Selling. Net value to winner 45. Inil Horses A~TPPST St j *A % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~" 66396 -DR. MCI.FER wit 1 104 3 1 8* BUI IV 1- 1- l« Mountain F M drill 4-5 7-5 7-5 2-5 1-5 663S6*BVIE GREENE WB 4 Ml 4 3 l» 21 2 2- 2:- 2* Hogg J P Mayberry 8-6 11-59-5 8-6 out 66418 LADY CHARADE w 4 102 2 2 3and 5 4J 3J 3J 35 R Lowe J Arthur 10 20 20 4 4-5 66841 LAMPADROME W 6 109 1 5 5 4J 3J 4 4 4 Hagan S A Beckham 8 8 3J 1 2-5 65653 LIDDON WB 5 109 5 4 41 1 5 Pulled up.S. -b r T F Morris 12 25 25 6 2 Time. 24?, .r.0 = , 1:161, 1:40*. 1:53*. Winner — R. g. by Gorolslein — Misfortune trained by C. K. Brown. Went to post at 4:50. At |w st 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. l r. M. Cluer was lame when going to the ] ost. but assumed the lead after going a quarter and. Oeiag well handled, was never in serious trouble after going a half. Kvie Greene ran a good race and finished fast, but was not good enough to beat the winner. Lady Charade suffered from interference in the first half and came fast when clear. Lampidroine. taken wide throughout, showed a high order of speed for the first half, but his rider almost fell off in the stretch. Liddou was sore when going to the post aud bltjd after going a half and was pulled up. The winner was entered for .00: no bid. ScrutcheU— OWOOUlorizel, 106; Otisl AUbell, 112; t 0021 Fonsoluca, 1W; OOoM St. Noel, 104.
