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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS. T_A.. Saturday. February 16, 1907.— Thirty sixth day. City Park Jockey Club. Winter Meeting 60 days.. Weather clear: track fast. .!4 book- on. Presiding Judge. Franda Trevelyaa. starter. Mars Caaaidy. Racing Secretary. George H. Kiihl. Racing Btarts at 2: 0 p. in. W Indicatea whip. .S spars, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following tile distance of each race indicate track record, age of bone and weight carried. FIRST RAti: -1 Mile. |1:38| 4 110. 00 added. 4-year-elds and upward. t»rTf/if I fr±J Selling. Net ralae to wlaaer 75. Ind"" Horsed" " ]WtlP~St lj hi %, StFl-in Jockeys Owners O H C P S 6C875SGRBNADE nl ill 11 E Bi 4J 2* V lt» Qarner .1 H MeOormtek 0-6 7-6 8-6 S-6 1-8 63781 MONOCHORD waa 8 100 :• 4 a •! r." : Lloyd J H Baker M 2a 15 t; :: . PHE THRALL ws a 114 1:: 2 2 2 3i 2 S* Nicol F Carre tt 12 20 2U 8 4 M»7t 11 OF HYACINTH am 4 180 11 G 4 l1 1- 1- 4= W B Wkr.i Plemming 4 8 8 2J 0-i ,.,;■.:,, KARA ■ I llu 7 :: t;1 7J B* il r." .1 Daly M J Daly 28 20 20 7 :, WTER !»», w 11 4 M8 1 I 7- 6* 8] til 81 J Johnson T E Mannix s V 7 3 3 2 11: ioNIA ■ 4 10*12 7 s1 »= :» 7*1 V B Lowe B Oorrlgan 15 38 25 10 5 ... CANYON waa 7 113 I 12 !2* ll4 ll3 H P .! Lee C M Harrow in if, 15 ii 3 cr.ii v.STERISK wit r. 111 B I 9| s1 8* 8 8* Mitchell E Landsberg IS 1". IS E 21 K641S HORSERADISH WSB 1 108 9 11 I"* 10- 1* lli la4 Van lJttsenJ C Cahn 28 40 40 15 8 priori: w 4 104 1 1 I* 3* 7» 101 U« Farrow 1 Oriffln ::tt 188108 40 20 K of- THE VALLEYa 7 ill 2 13 13 12 :_•■ I2«n2,« W MclnroJ A Sykes 0 12 12 E 2 HARRY STEPHENS W S U8 10 10 U* 13 13 13 13 laugel .1 l" Strode 38 180108 40 20 . t; vmester wn 4 188 s Left at the post. t Taylor J C Perriaa Jr 20 4u 40 IS 8 rime, 25i, 501;, 1:14. 1:41*. Winner -B. g, by St. Gatlea -T11rtn.il trained by C. Louie. Went to post .11 2:00. At po~t 1 minute, start straggling. Won driving; seeoad and third the same. Rreaade was siintii. d back while going to the tirsi ran and worked his way up on the outside and came t.:si in the stretch, but tired at the end and was all oat 10 ~-t .1 11 off lionochord*a rush. The latter Baisbed eetj fast after making a wide turn into the bomeatretch, where he lost a conple of lengths. The Thrall i- a c|,,i.k breakei and araa a keen contender all the way. bet tired under a drive, at the end. Heart of Hyacinth showed tin- moat early speed, but tired. Water Dog had no chance al the start aad was 011 the outside for the entire I : »i . Kara ran well. Iuhpjc Showed speed, but retired early. The WinaM was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched -00008 Greeacrent, 111. d v pj S 8BCONTJ RACK: Full Course, sta-plechase. 88—7—188. Pane 00. 4-year-olds 6»y 4 /f3. "ad upward. Handicap. Net value to Winner Jf.iUO. Ind" Horses AWtPPSt 4 7~10 13 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67000 RIP W8 1SS 3 2 V V 81 l ± I1 l"t Boyle W Boyle 4 5 18-58-5 4-5 l*S50=IXCANTATION W 5 137 1 I 1* 1* 1* 2" 2l» 2« Walcott V i: Spalding 3 4». 2. 0 5 2-.". i,i..i...i GOULD WIS 136 7 I •"■ ."•■ 0- .V 4. 31 Mo lure 3 Schladt 12 30 25 8 4 ir1.:. little WAi.i.v w8 148 218 7_ V 4 3- :;- -i- Dayton EM Dayton 12 28 20 6 3 1 CREOLIN ws 7 144 5 E C 81 5" 4 V 5»» E MorriaonE Corrigan 2i 4 4 2 1 UCS50 OLIVER MC uli 148 J E B1 8* 7-: V t.4 8* McKiny A Tempest 1". 2,0 38 10 5 WILD RANGE W 9 140 i 7 9*» **• 8 7 7 7 Ellison A R Stoffel 28 28 20 7 3 67000 T 3 5TBROUGH WS 8 1331 8 1 2 V 2- F. II. AnhilVld A 1: Campbell 5 8 8 3 7-5 G6319 9ANFOIR wa 7 131110 9 10 la Pulled up. Tonrell J Traeey 81 100 108 40 20 f. uiMol.o P.. W«5 148 8 3 41 41 Fell. J Ford J M Recce 0 8 7 8 8-8 Time. . ."i.. Winner — Ch. g. by Rossington — Dosta trained by J. afcCnliongh. , Went to p..st at 2:32. At post 1 ininiil". Start good. Waa driving: second and third the same. Rip was ridden with cod Judgment, saved Torn the early pace and rated along until in the second tarn of the held, then moved up to Incantation ami. forcing her along at a rapid pace, oatgaaaed her in the Baal drive. 1 1 m rode Incantation like an asaatear, rushed her to the froat and kept urging her all the wax, bal she bung on gamely under punishment after Rip caught her. Goald went well, but was tiring at the end and driving to the li.nii to spui ofl Little Wally. The latter was in behind T. ;. Searbroagb when be fell and j. imped over him. The latter fell at the eighth tamp and broke a leg ami Mow B. tumble! over him. Overw i_! Is Banfoin, 1_ pounds; T. O. Scarbrongh, 4L £ rj g pr "I THIBl RACE 3 1-2 Furlongs. 410—2 110. Purse 00. 2 year olds. itlUca. O i ."0 -L All .wan.es. Net value to winner $:;00. *ln"d Horse.; AUTPP St % Va 2/j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PA i.i.:.i:i-Xo|-s:!.«;a w U01 1 I ll 1] 1- J Daly A Brown 2| 12-C13-5U-103-6 GCS-J6-BLACK MART WB 112 10 4 21 2- 2= AV McIareE R Bradley ."■ 5 4 9545 l€6756MONTBERT a 112 4 1 I* 3i R Lowe W H Snyder -i E 4:, 8-5 4-5 G89Q DONA H- a lOE C 8 8s v Seder D Hammond 28 25 25 8 4 ,....:•. REBEL Ql EEN wn 113 ll E 4" 5- E J Lee 11 Gardner 15 20 20 S 4 I66974ELVIRA M a IP :. 2 51 4 tl- NIcol R Tucker 4 0 5 2 1 68974 -liRF.MSE WB 101 8 8 s V- 7 Gauge] .1 11 Young 12 20 20 S 4 DETHORPE w 102 9 13 PP 124 8k F Swain J E Murphy 12 15 13 5 2] 67001 BERNARDO W 102 1 H a- 8" H .las CarroUM .1 Daly 08 75 75 30 15 67001 TERTTA w 102 1 7 71 71 10" WRFkrE Corrigan 15 88 88 12 i 60622 GOLAN DRIN A v 102 2 It 11- 11- 11» Hogg O I i Park. 48 40 40 15 7 67001 FLORENCE V w 102 13 12 104 10*12* Pickett J P Devlin 00 100 100 40 20 CORA DITSANT a 102 12 11 121 13,#13a Lloyd 1 1. Peter BOB 08 100 100 40 20 BOSS OSMUNDA ■ 102 14 14 11 14 14 Fat row F Burrows 00 100 100 40 20 Time, 11|, 2.".. ."..* . 41 new track record. Wlaaer -R. f. by The Commoner Tomb .Not trained by J. Lyman. Went to POSt at 3:03s Al p..~l 1 mitiiil... Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the sajne. Notasulga. 08 forwardly an.i rerj s|„.,.,iv ,n the early stages, sprinted away from the leaders in the ran So lb.- Btretcfa turn and drew swaj tasl when straightened 011I for the final run. Black Mary closed up gamely when making the turn Into the homestretch and caaght the leader at the fin loir.; p..st. imt tired in the lasi sixteenth. Hontberl ran well and a« on the inside all the way, bal runs best over a taeavj track. Dona ll. Khowed imiirovement. Bene] Qneen hung oa gamely under a drive. Elvira M. tired. geratebed n;:»74 Piorence KeU, 102. Overweights Notasulga, 1 pounds. /"» n f T 7J FOURTH RACE -3 Miles. 504—7—112. American Turf Association HanJicap. O I vU dB 82,000 added. 3 rear olds and upward. Net value to wlaaer S1.745. lad Hon— AVtPPSt~i~l% 2 2StrFin jockeys Owners O H C PS i.:-e_M Mli: ALGOL w 5 M6 " 3 2- 2». 1- 1" 1° l3 Troxler F M Smith 8-6 8-5 3-8 2-6 oat 67004 CASHIER wa 5 108 - i . V :.; 8*» V V Lloyd Mra M C Lylaa lo 10 7 8-5 2-5 60962 ALMA DUFOUB u 6 122 4 14 4 2l 2l. 3«» 3*» Nicol E Corrigan 1 7-511-102-5 1-S GAY MINISTER WB 6 98 1 2 Is l1 4 4 4 4 T Taylor J C Ferriss Jr 15 20 12 21 1-2 Time. 2.V. .".P. 1:201, 1:47, 2:13, 2:404, 3:06i, •.:::::-. 4lHi. 1:27. 4:52s, 5:1! new American record. Winner — B. in. by Algol Miss Mary trained by F. M. Smith. Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; seeoml and third the same. Mamie Algid was reserved in behind Gay Minister under slight restraint until straightened out on the ■achat letch in the last mile, then moved up with a msh and. taking the lead tpuckly. drew away Into a w ide .nap and won eased up. Cashier ran at the one steady dip for the entire journey and outgan.cd Alma luiioiir through the hurt quarter. Alma Dafoar moved ap oa the turn on! of the baekatretefa while gi bag the last time around, but tired at t [if end. Cay Minister ran well fo! t vo miles. The time constitutes a new Atu.i ican record, supplanting Biles 5:22. made at Oakland, al.. April 8, 1905. Scratched- t;7ool .lames Beddick, 102. FIFTH BV.CE— l l-M MJlaa, 1:454— 3— OU. Purse 00. 3-ycar olds and upward. firT/-fSTQ I V/OO Handicap. Net value to winner $,50. Ind ilorses ~AWt""lJp"~St hi % lltTFin" Jockeys Owners" O H C P S BS078*GOLDIC w 4 us :: 2 21 ::u :;- 3 lot r Lowe E Corrigan 10 10 9 3 8-5 6695: PETER STERLING Wa 4 105 14 7-7- 4 » 4s 21 Hogg A Brown 5 7 7 2* 1 689 BEAU BRUMMEL WB 3 98 E E 21. 21. 2" » ;i- Floyd John Marklein 2J 21-516-51-5 2-5 ... EMERGENCY WB 8 108 4 .! || l»i 1 Ink 4J Garner J H McCormick 2 SJ 11-51 1-2 i... ST. VALENTINE WSB 6 188 7 7 6- 6- 01 5i» E* J L«e A P Glnter 10 13 13 4 2 66962 LADY NAVARRE w 4 113 2 1 »ok 4h 51 8* 8* Nlcol C R Ellison 0 7 7 3 8-8 60R785BESTERLIN« WSB 6 103 6 8 S 8 73 7s 7« Van DusenS Reid 1" 13 12 4 2 88863 THE ENGLISHMAN w 5 101 8 0 41. 5h 8 8 8 Jas HensyE Trotter 12 25 25 8 4 Time. 238, 48t, 1:12?. l:2.Ss, 1:44?; new track record. Winner -R. c. by Coldtinih — Chic trained by ■!. Collins. Wont to post at 4;i»i. At post 1 minute. start g.xxl. Won driving; second and third the same. Coldie was a prominent contender at all stages, ran in behind the pacemakers next to the rail until well into the homestretch, then wore i.nietL-emy down and had enough left at the end to stall off Peter Sterling. The latter was messed about and knocked back on the first turn, but closed S big gap ami finished with a great burst of apeed and would have beaten the winner in two Baste strides. Beaa Bruaun d ran an excellent race and outstayed Fmergency under the Whip. The latter set a fast pace for a mile and tired. Scratched— i*;. 2.s Wes.J 0O:_jt;i;; 52Tileiiig. 107. 6*7 fTZ / SI XTt, RACK— 7-8 Mile. 1 :20— :i— 8V. Purse 00. 3-year olds. Allowances. I VJfJrt Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 14 % % .Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 8e07**LEN8 W188I1 3 21 31 P* 2P l1 Nicol P Dunne 7 388 5 3-101-6 out l,i....4-C.RAE OEORC.E W lul ti 1 l"k || l"k 11 x Garner E Sweeney 4 0 5 8-6 1 E 85881 ALLONB* w 10t» 2 4 4= a4 V 5 P W MclnreR E Wat kins 20 30 SO 5 6-5 bbootJ JOLDKN WAVE W 101 3 5 5* 4« 4« 41 4b A Martin P Pittinan 60 100 100 40 6 I 88006 CHASE WB*103- 5- 2 "31 21- 21 31 5* Jas HensyT Kiley 6 0 9 S-5 3-5 JtiJOI NARELLE wb 106 4 6 6 fi 6 6 6 Pengast C S Witeon 20 60 60 10 2 Time. 24. 48|, 1:13*. 1:27?. Winner — Rr. g. by Star Ohuui Qaaaa Dikan trained ly F. Hanlon.1 til te ao~t at !: 3t. At post 1 fftinitte. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the saute. Lens cmtalasstil hi* opponents, but had a rough trip, was cut off and interfered W*th several times and bumped bis way through on-the tan into the homestretch and. finishing fast, won going away, ..race George, away striding, rushed to the front and, setting a fast pace, hung on BBaeeiy under a drive. Ailoahy drop| ed back and then came again under the whip and finished like a good horse. Chase showed speed, but failed to slay. Overweights — Lena, 1 pounps. gCfT/iKFt SEVFNTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. 1 :12J— 4— 101. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. J 4 V/OO Seilitv.. Net value to winner !|!37.r . Ind Horses AWtPP St j hk % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 06924BELLE sTROME WB 6 110 14 5 ] ■ l2 1= l1 W MclnreR E Watkins 8-6 2] 12-51 1-2 66028 DELMORE W t 10S in lo SJ 6b V 2* Jas HeaayW Harris 88 4u 40 15 | 6eS30BLlTE DALE WB 8 8811 8 0*2" B 3h Beckman W Kunze lo 13 13 5 M: 86416*COLUMBIA CIRL B 6 108 !i I 51 4b 4- 43 Van Uusen.Iohnson A,- DodsonM 5 12 511-51 8-8 6».s71skaiserhoff wb 8 8812 11 7 6] 6" and■* Goldstein ; a Hoiie ::o 50 88 20 10 66964 BUD HILL WBB 3 loo I 1 101 U" X- 81 C M..rris FT Darst 3o 88 40 20 8 66864*REFINED w3 10815 6 12. 0J 71 71 Farrow W J Doaohaa 8 12 !♦ 8 8-5 65472MARY MORRIS WB 4 105 114 IS 88* :c 8" darner J H McCormick 15 88 88 10 E 88628 CORA PRICE W3 88 15 15 E81 12b ll1 8" Bilac J Rowe 10 12 7 3 3 2 66861 FRENCH NUN w 4 102 1 3 U* 14* 121 at1 Lloyd .1 H Baker 15 25 25 Si 4 67005*DINEMOGK Vl 90 6 7 3.. 3uk 51 ll3 Everett W F Sermlte 20 50 40 15 6 60664 CATHERINE H. w 3 M 3 4 2j 72 10 « 122 U Lowe E Corrigan 8 13 13 5 SJ 60980 VIC ZEIGLER ws :, 107 V, . 14 13 13 131 Bamater .Schlitter ft Dean 100 200 200 100 40 60964 GENTIAN ws 4 107 S 12 on 8 142 14« J Lee V C Ualv 15 88 88 10 E 66799 SAGAPANAK WB 3 97 7 13 6ak86 15 15 T Taylor J Perkins 30 100 100 4o 20 Time. SSI, 47!. 1:1S|. Winner — Br. m. by Ron Strome — The Hamper trained by R. E. Watkins. Wenl to peal al 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start goad. Won ban lily: second and third driving. Relle Strome. a rapid breaker and off forwardly. worked her way to the leaders in the run down the beckstreteh ami, taking the lead at the half mile post, held the others safe in the last half and was well in nand ar the end. Dehnore began ■lowly and was outrun for the first three farhnaga, but finished with a raah after going around on the ouisido. Blue Dale, messed about in the early struggle, closed up much ground while rounding the far turn, but tired under the whip in the stretch run. Columbia Cirl ran well and linisbe.l gamely. Bud Hill ran a winning race from where he got off. Kaiserhoff made up ground, as ajaa did Retined. The winner was entered for 8000; no bid. Overweights — Blue Dale. 3 pounds; Refined, 1; Sagapanak. 5.
