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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. I A lit GROUNDS. NF.W ORIGANS. LA.. Saturday, February 2, 1907. Thirty seventh day. Crescept City Jockey Club. Winter Meeting 01 days. Weather clear: track heavy. 51 hooks an. i n ! 1 1 1 1 - Judge, Clarence McDowelL Starter, A. B. Hade. Lacing Secretary, Martin ffithaaaon Racing st irts at 2:»io p. m. W indicatea whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race Indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. CP7 Pi ct FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 1:121 6 107. 00 added, o-ycar olds and upward. OO I OO Belling. Net ralne to winner 05. 1 " "ses rvVTp"P St U *k % Str Fin ,J Kkeys Owners H~C F~S 66680-REFINED w3 .t •! 5 3" »* H I1 A Martin W .1 Donohae -6 7-513-103-6 1-3 C6717DAPPLE GOLD wsb 6 110 10 :; 4 ■;- 1- 2i Lloyd s B Billings E B S _. -6 MAFALDA waa C M8 E I 1 V 1* 5* W R W*k*rW C Hutchinson 6 7721 .■•..it BAZIL as 11" 12 2 ■. ! t» Troxler VV Gersl 16 20 M 12 I ... i p. OF WOODSTOCK wa I 1N S 4 I • Truemaa MrsWBFreeman 1 E E 8-6 7-M 66719 CHAM BLET wn 3 109 3 7 T 7- 7 i;- Garaer J H McCormick 8 17 17 7 ;i 66717 JERRY C. wn 6 U0 7 9 s1 s. s 7* J Johnson T R M;mnix s 15 15 •; :; t.iolT HAlIY JACK II. WB S 108 2 8 3" 1" ■ B1 F Burton .1 Arthur s 38 2n 7 3 66702 MONIS »6 103 3 E B«* 6| -r." I* Biiac G L Shughart 15 26 26 18 5 667 : l K. RILEY UsallO 4 10 ■ - !• 10 lo Van DuscnD L Peterson GU 100 100 40 20 Time, 25, 50j, 1:17. Winner Ch. f. by Rapallo Superfine trained by W. J. Donohne. Went to post al 2:02. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving: second and third Hie same. Refined waa outbroke at the start and took the Inside route, ran in behind Mafalda until on the turn Into Hie homestretch, where she came through next to the rail and drew oat ha win at her leisure. Dapple Gold raa on the oatslde until on the turn for home, where he cat across to the inside, finished fast and wore down the tiring Mafalda In the last sixteenth. The latter set the pan until in the last rarioag and finished gamely, but tiring. Pride Of Woodstock could never get u| Basil fan well to the stretch, but averted across to the Inside at the eighth post. The winner was entered tar 51,309; no bid. Scratched -65063 Kings Gem, 100; 08717 Cannon Ball, 113; 08571 Doubt 103. Incorrect weight in entries— Monls, 108. /7»£»rT£«Q SECOND RACE— 1-* MHa. 47f— 2— 107. Parse 5500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. O O I O 0_ .Net value to winner 0O ".ml Horscs~ AWt~PP~"St j V %. Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P_S_ t.i..L-MtiNi I;i:rt w mil-! 2-~l- lJ R Lowe AY H Snyder 3| 2| 11-51-3 out «•*•» RUBT WICK W Ml 1 :: 34 38 2* Mitchell G R Hamilton 7 17 17 2 1-1 66566 WHISK BROOM villi I lt 2* 38 Seder R Tucker 2 1 1 2011-20out— bt,7"l BITTER GOLD w ..i 14 4 4 4 Farrow J C «ahn 2u 00 60 15 7-5 Time. 121. 241. :!;5. 51?. Winner— I?, f. by Albert — Mont vale trained by W. H. Snynerl. Went to post iit 2:2,. Ai post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: BCCCUd ..e same; third easily. Montbert broke with the leader* today sad carried Whisk Broom along at a heartbreaking clip around the far turn, went a bit wide oa the turn into the homestretch, but drew away again when straightened out .and waa doing her besl all of the last sixteenth. Rubywiek, on the extreme outside in the run down the backstn ten, dropped lack in the tir--t furlong, but came again in tlm last quarter and finished with a rush. Whisk Broom showed the most speed for a quarter and then tirud under her weight and uuit. Bitter ;oid tired. Scratched — 68701 B. M. Fry. 117. -CJJ-TPvT TI1II:I LACK— 1 Mile. 1 ::.!— 7—123. Purse 1907.sh00. 3-year olds and upward. J J I J I Owners- Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind llorses AWTPPSt Yt % =»tr Fin Jockeys Owners O H~~fJ P~S~ i;i;ilTH F.IXG vi: P. 88 | 4 3a q :v° ll l2 earner J H McCormick 4-6 4-6 7-ltout— 66720GRANADA w 4 ltd 2 2 2 | »• 2» :." 2-1. l.lovd C H Burnett 4 8 1 ll-10 »ut CE7U0OLAMOR ws 3 H 1 1 1- c || 2| M" .las HeasyA - McCaffeKy 222 5-5 2-5 out B6611 SYNTAX u tint ., r. a- 4 4 4. 4«t Van Uuseiil M Schilling 80 300 300 60 12 ...1.0 SLNCKHll 1 BELLE M .. lu7 I 1 E E E 5 6 R Lowe W K Brysoa 41 JT,uM5u 30 4 Time. 354, 58f, l:lut, 1:45. Winner— B. e, by Hastings— Futile trained by. C. Lonie. Went to post at 3:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won ea«ilv: second driving: third the same. Xjleiiig was lighting lor his head and, under restraint until well into Uie homestretch, sprinted away from I. the others and was only cantering at the falsa, went farther than any horse in the race and was on the outside for the entire trip. Cranada saved ground on every turn, finished on the inside, where a haril patli had been uHed and easily disposed of Clamor in the last furlong. The latter set tue pace under restraint, but tired after going six furlongs. The others were beaten on Scratched —88800 St. Valentine. 107. OfCl weights — Clamor. 5 pounds. rj £? Q FOFRTH "RACE— 1 1-4 Mil** .27oYtt— 5— 113.1 NevStCliaTleTHoterHandicap. 6/*» O 4 OO 51.500 added. 3 year olds and apward. Net valur to winner 12,188. Ind Horses A WtPPSt St % % ?j Str~FTn Jockeys Owners O H C P S~" S66S "MISSOURI LAD w 4 105 3 3 4. E*| •* 4* 3- In Fftrrow F Cook 4 13 13 4 7-3 66739 T ENGLISHMAN w 5 Mt 4 1 8** 31 ".- V 1*1 2- Jas Hensyp: Trotter M jo 20 fi 24 66699ItST. VALENTINEwa C lW 6 6 8"1 1- -- V- 8* 3= Abuchon A P Cinter 5 t; 5 11-54-3 JAS. REDDICK wsb 4 105 5 2 5= 4nk 5l B 4r- 4J Lloyd C R Ellison 6 9 S S 1 60S44*DON*T ASK Mi; Wl I M I 7 7l 7» 7s 73 5nk 5* Bilac J W Fuller 10 20 20 7 3 6G682BESTERLIN 3 waa 5 M8 2 8 6J 6i 6S 62 6" 63 Garner Mrs S Rcid 7-5 7-5 1 2 5 out 66723MARVIN NEAL r. 4 100 1 5 8 8 8 8 8 71 Van DusenL F Piper 7 8 8 lift 1-5. 66681tDROMIO WB 6 00 7 1 l1 ll lnk • I2 8 Englder YV « McMullcn 30 30 30 10 4 Added starter. fXot sent out in overnight entries. Time, 2d. 52i. 1:18», 1:458. 2:13#. Winner It. g. by Top QaUant -Margaret Allen trained by W. E. Phillipsl. Went to post at 8:20. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second easily: third !he same. Missouri Lad was carefully rated in behind the leaders until well around the far turn, then UK on fast when straightened out in the homestretch and. catching The Englishman tiring, just managed to get up. in the last stride. The Englishman, suddenly improved, was a keen contender at all stages and took the lead when si raightcned out in the homestretch, but was flagging at the end and took a tired swerve from the middle of the track to the inside rail. St. Yalentine was sent for the lead too soon and had nothing left when the first two caught him. Besterling got off badly and was in the rough going for the entire-trip and was always outrun. Scratched— tJJ757Tileing. 103; G6C09I.ady Navarre. 115. Cifi.7 PtO FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 1:454 — 1—106. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. OO 1 Ol/ Selling. Net value to winner 5850. Ind Horses AWtPiSt U te ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 66024 TERN IS wit 4 10S 1 1 62 4l 3= 23 l3 Yan DusenN C Nuckolls 5 8 8 5 1 r 66703FOREIGNBR WS 3 107 G 3 ll 1IP 1J 2»k Pickens P M drill 3 8 8 3 6-5 G6723 I LAVIGNY WB 4 105 2 8 9° 8= 73 3»t 3; Bilac R E YVatkins 3 18-51S-5S 5 4-5 66703»8T. NOEL W 8 MO 5 2 4i 61 6nk 4J 42 Gaugel J U Strode 7 16 13 6 3 66666 AGRA wb 3 95 4 5 S- 7"t SJ 7- 5i Garner F W Torreyson 2J 3J 3J 3-2 7-10 1.1.7-.. 1 ELK STROME wb 3 SS 10 7 7| 9:-9 -S?i 6J F Swain J E Murphy 3 4 1S-S7-5 4-5 66703 GAUZE wsn 4 110 3 9 5and 51 45 71 Lloyd J H Baker 8 8 8 3 8-5 V119 SOCIETY RED WB 4 99 9 6 2J 21 2h 6"k S3 Englder J McLaughlin 20 20 20 8 4 66740 GLADIATOR WB 5 111 7 4 32 31 51 91J 9« Abuchon F YV Schmidt 10 25 25 8 4 65729 SONOMA 1JELLE wc 6 112 8 10 10 10 10 10 10 J Johnson T E Mannix 12 15 15 7 3J Time, 25*. 50?, 1:17*. 1:40, 1:53. Winner — Br. e. by Blazes — Miss Bishop trained by M. Ixuiden. Went to post at 3:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and thirl tiie same. Tennis was placed in the early stages and afterwards rated in behind Foreigner until well into the homestretch, then linished with a rush and won going away. Foreigner ran a good race, but was made en;irel -too much use of in setting the pace .and tired when challenged Flavigny came fa*t in the last quarter after going very wide on the turn into the homestretch. St. Noel ran fairly well. Agra had a rough trip, was repeatedly bumped into and cut off in the first quarter and finally crowded out of any chance. Society Bud hotted on the first turn. Dele Strome ran poorly. Gladiator 0" t under a dtive. Qaaae —Tad ground all the way, but could never get up. The winner, entered for , was run up and bought by I . M. Civill for .20w. Foreigner was claimed by F. W. Schmidt for . CfTCtf SIXTH RACE-2 Miles. CS:.".0 :;_ V— 102. Purse 5500. 4 year olds and upward. OO I OU Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AYVtPPSt % 1 1 1»4 StrFin Jockeya Owners O H C P S 86570 CASHIER WB 5 88 5 9 9 S2 51 33 l"* l2 Yan DusenMrs ftl C Lyles 4 E 6 2 4-5 66665 STOCK WOOD wsb 4 106 2 7 ~ r.nt ih 11 :■ Ji Seder Schittler and Deanl5 20 20 S 4 66703 TARLAC w4 99J 4 3 V V 24 z t* V Rcckman T Oilman 10 12 12 6 SJ 667041 DR. rOUNG w4 99 10 ti 41 6"t 31 ink 4* 4* A Martin H B Hildebrand 15 20 20 7 I 66704*BR£LXJANT WB 5 108 I I E| 7- 4- 6* 5- 6* Farrow H I Saxton 8-5 9-5 8-5 4-5 2-5 66341 LONGBRIGHT wn 4 98 1 4 61 4- 6- ti-t 710 KJ Bilac F M Arthur 15 25 20 8 4 66723 GEO. VIV1A.V WS S M0 3 1 S- 9 8* 71 63 78 W R WkrW C Hutchinson 6 S 7 11-56-5 66690 HAND BAG wn 1 SS S 2 l1 1- 7i S3 S4 8* Goldstein A Schottel 20 40 40 15 7 HAPPY CHAP ws 5 10S 7 E 3= 2h 9 9 9 9 J Lee J Stoval 20 60 60 20 10 C6701=ETTA M. wsb 4 99* 9 Left at the post. Lloyd G L Shughart 21 19-519-57-5 3-5 Time. 27. 552. 1 .-jr,. l:53i, 2:22. 2:49S. 3:10*. 3:45i. Winner — Ch. g. by Lonutliglit —Trusty trained by F. Smith. Went to post iit 4:14. At post 1 minute. Start gKXl for all but Etta M Won easily: second and third driving. Cashier trailed along for the first miio. but moved up on the baekstrcteh while going the second time around, joined the leaders on th ! turn into the homestretch and shook off Stockwood in the last fui long. The latter ran a good race, but was made too much use of and tired when Cashier caught him, but finished gamely. Tarlac was a prominent contender at all stages, but rated along at the aaa clip all the wax. Brilliant stumbled and almost fell on the far turn while going the first time around and could never get up after that. Etta M. refused to leae the barrier. The winner was entered Cu* foUO: no bid. Orerweiauta Stockwood, 3 pounds; Tarlac. 1|; Dr. Young. 4 Etta M.. 1*. £*£»r7£vl SEVENTH PACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 1:45 4 IOC. 00 added. 3-year-olds and BB- OO I O -L ward. Selling. Net value to winner 50. Ind Horsi.y AWtPPStU 2 "t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 66742 KATIE POWERS w 6 104 1 1 q 2- :M! 1 | Trueman W P R»-ard«n 1 1 4 5 2-5 out • •6175 SMALL LADY w s 5 104 3 2 5* 3-! 3" 22 2s F Burton Mrs R Anthony 12 30 25 S 4 6723 LITTLE ELK IN WB 9 108 4 ti 8 8 8 6*3* Bilac .1 Arthur 5 5 4 6-5 1-2 • 6717 SPEEDMAKER wn 4 104 E 3 1- l2 li 32 42 Yan DusenEvers and Meyer 7 7 5 2 4-5 68719 REDCOAT w 4 lun 7 7 •;- 41 4- 4- 52 Farrow J Hickey 12 30 30 8 4 CELEBRATION WSB 7 MO 6 5 4: 5:l 5- 6* 68 A Martin I Robertson 8 13 13 4 8-5 66068 LITTLE RED ws 5 111 2 1 6*6* 63 7* 71 YV R WkrW C Hutchinsonl2 20 15 6 3 ilitias. El.AiS Ti INK wn 4 106 s s 7"1 7« 7" 8 8 "V MclnreW J Donohue 20 30 30 10 5 Time. J5J, 51, 1:10*, 1:47-. 1:54 , Winner B. m. by Loasjstreet Miss Modish trained by M. J. EteardoU. Weni to posi at 4:43. At post 1 mlaate. start good. Won eiisily; second drivincr: third the sasac, Kali- Powers was well ridden sad reserved in behind Speedmaker until well around th far turn, then rook the best going, drew away on the turn into the homestretch and held the race sate all of the East furlong. Small Lady was well Dp With the leaders for the entire trip, but tired under a drive at the end. Little Elkin finished with a belated rush after trailing for the tirst half mile. Speedmaker set ■ !a»t pace for six furlongs. Celebration ran poorly. The winner was entered far 5100; no bid. Scratched 00722 Vinegar Bill. 85; ;i;7i»4 Taacred, 100.
