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. I 6 I I I £ I I . I | i i t t , , . - t NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. FAIR GROUNDS. NEW ORLEANS, LA., Saturday, March 2, 1907 —Forty-ninth day. Crescent Ci«y Jockey Club. Winter Meeting 01 days. Weather clear; track heavy. 28 books on. Presiding Judge. Clarence McDowell. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary, Hartin Natbanson. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. 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. C7Q/I O FIRST RACK— 3-4 Mile, 1 :12*_ 5— 107. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. U I OTtf Selling. Net value to winner 30. Ind Horses AWt PP St % jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C7278 REFINED w 3 97 1 3 3i Ink P 1? Beekman W J Donohue 8-5 9-5 9-5 3-5 1-3 G7279BERTMONT ws 3 SI 6 5 2i 22 22 2* Goldstein J Parretto 13-513-52 3-5 3-10 67275 EXCITEMENT WB 4 113 4 1 5k 5" B* 31 Nicol E Trotter 4 5 5 7-5 3-5 67224 BLUE DALE wn 3 96 5 6 4- 3ak 31 4= R Lowe W Kunae 5 7 7 11-51 G727DNO QUARTER Wl 3 89 2 2 P i- 4nk 52 Bilac J W Fuller 10 25 25 7 2ft t;703ujVESME vv 3 92i 3 4 6 6 6 6 Gaugel C E Brosius 10 15 15 5 3 2 Time, 251. r.ni, 1:18. Winner — Ch. f. by Rapallo — Superfine trained by W. J. Donohue. Went to post at 2:0. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily, stcond and third driving. Refined was easily best, rated along behind No Quarter until well around the far turn, where she moved up fast and drew away in the last sixteenth. Bertmont rau a good race and easily disposed of the others, was hard ridden all of the last quarter, but was unable to keep pace with the winner. Kxeitement came last through the stretch and outgamed Blue Dale in the final drive. The latter was close up to the ■tie tea, then tired. Venae, on the inside in deep going all the way, stumbled 11 1 the three-eighths post and went to her knees. The winner, entered for ,400, was bid up to ,500 and bought in. Overweigl t: — Vesme, 1 pounds £. r»rTQPTir SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. l:ttft— 5— 107. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. J i Otlv Selling. Net value to winner 75. I n d Horses AWt PP St U i ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners T fl C P~~ S g7224*BALBSHHD ws 3 94 0 1 2- 1- l3 l3 A Martin T A Gay 2J 14-514-56-5 :lT 6"279 1IIGGINBOTHAM wb 3 ■ 3 10 S1 41 3nk ih Bilac A Simons 5 5 4 2 1 6686E VERIBEST w 4 % 8 5 4"k 61 5i 3a Gaugel T Kiley 15 30 30 10 5 G727.l, IMPERTINENCE 3 89 2 2 9= 94 6l 41 A WilliamsG C Bennett 5 7S 7 2.. 6-5 G72K4 DE ORO WB 3 98 1 3 5" ~ 4a B* Hlfestis S T White 12 20 20 8 4 67154 OAK GROVE wb 4 101 7 7 la j- 2" Gak T Taylor J C Ferriss Jr 4 8 8 3 7-5 GG951 LADY CAROL WB 4 103 11 11 6 3b 73 7i W R WkrG H Holle 5 7 7 2S 6 5 Ge:u3 PRINCE OF COINS W 4 106 9 8 7i 8i S* 8* Lloyd J Manghatn 15 15 13 6 21 ,7279 NEDRA B 3 83 5 4 3 5a is yt Ferrjs - H Fizer 15 30 30 10 5 67274 KNIGHTON WSB 4 106 10 9 11 109 10 10 Jas HensyMrs L Harris 20 20 30 12 G 672742ALANIE W 3 83 4 6 103 11 Pull. up. GoldsteinC C Van Meter 10 16 16 6 3 Time. 24 J, 50. 1:1ft, Winner— Ch. c, by Dr. Hasbrotick — Cremorne trained by T. A. Gay. Went to pest at 2:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Baleshed. a quick beginner, rushed to the front and set the pace closely pursued by Oak Grove for n half mile, then drew away and won well in hand. Uiggiubotham. shuttled back at the start. Worked his way up on the outside and. after lieing carried very wide when entering the homestretch, closed up again under a drive. Veribest saved giound when entering the home-t retch and finished with a rush. Lady Oamt, as good as left, ciosed a big gap, but tired in the last furlong. Impertinence closed a big gap. Alanie wis pulled up in the stretch run. The winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Scratched— 67328 Dapple Gold. 108: ;7274:Bcrt Osra, 108; 671M Gotholine, 93; G7304 Marvel P.. 105. Overweights — Higginootham, 4 pounds; Impertinence, 2; Lady Carol, 1. 7Qftl THIRD RACK— 1 1-16 Miles. 1:455—0—104. Purse 00. S year-olds and upxv.-.td. O I O *J X Selling. Net value to winner 00. 1 ad Horses AWrPP~~St j i, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P~S~" i;7:",::-TINKER W 4 102 3 5 6 41 2 2»|.l" Lloyd .7 Arthur 8-5 9-5 8-51t-20out 67302GRACE LARSEN vv 3 96 2 3 3ak :;h 1 1- l,: Jas HensyC R Ellison :• E 9 5 G .". 2 5 out 6720.MKA1SKRHOFF WB 3 92 4 2 la Ink 4i B» Garner G H Holle 12 16 16 4 1 07255 BYE BYE II. vv 3 90 14 2-2 3" 3»k 4- R Lowe E Trotter X 10 6J 9-5 3-5 67130 KOHF.IGNKR W 6 110 5 1 4- 5l 6 4- 5* McMhon 1 M Civill 16 20 16 5 2 C7253»LADT ELLISON WB 5 110 6 6 5 G 5J 6 6 Pickens F VV Schmidt 12 30 30 6 2J Time. 25j, 5D, 1:1.88, 1 :47i, 1:54. Winner — Oh. f, by Handspring — Frankie trained by J. Arthur. Went to post at 2:5!t. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Tinker was crowded back on the first turn and came through on the inside on the far turn and stumbled at the three eighths post where she went to her knees, but came fast in the last sixteenth and got up in the last stride Grace Lai.en, on the outside in good going all the way. was well handled and tan well, but tired at the end. Kai-erhoff set the early pace, but dropped back on the turn into the homestretch, then came again and outstayed Bye Bye II. in the final drive. The latter ran well all the way. The Winner was entered for i0; no bid. Scratched— 07302 Flavit-tiy. 100; 07328 Redcoat. 108. Overweights — Bye Bye II., 1 pound; Foreigner, 1. £*rr Q pr Q FOIRTH RACK 1 1-16 Miles. 1:453— C— 104. New Orleans City Railways Handi-O I OU C*P ,000 added. 3 year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,280. Ind Horses AWt PP St U Vfe % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H fj p S~~~ G7327PASADENA wb 5 102 5 6 2- 2i P F . 1»| F Keyes B Vincent G 15 13 4 7-5 67077 THE ENGLISHMAN w 5 97 3 1 3ak :;nk Lak at] -n Jas HensyE Trotter 10 12 12 3* 1 67152 LADY NAVARRE W 4 106 6 4 5a r.nk 4?. 3- 32 Seder C R Ellison 3 3 2i 3-5 1-4 672S33T. VALENTINE WB 6 18 1 5 6 4i 5ak 5i 43 Lloyd A P GInter 5 71 7 9-5 3-5 672781 ROYAL BREEZE vv 3 100 2 2 4J 6 6 6 53 R Lowe Burlew and ONeill 15 40 30 8 3 GG952TILEING wb 3 105 4 3 1" Ink 31 4.1k 6 Gainer J H McCormick 0-5 6-511-101-2 1-5 Time. 24§. 50?. 1:173. l:45ii, 1 :5.1. Winner — B. h, by Ben Strome — Blue Bells, by Kingfisher trained by B. Vincent. Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Pasadena was a forward contender at all stages, moved up and passed Tileiug 011 the turn out of the backstretch, then drew away and, opening a winning lead, held the others safe through the last quarttr. The Englishman ran a good race and made a determined effort when straightened out in the iioinestr"tjh, but tired under a drive in the last sixteenth. Lady Navarre ran on the outside intil well into the homestretch, where she tired and swerved across to the inside. St. Valentine was never dangerous. Tileing tired after going five fttrlorgs and ran disappointingly. Scratched— 7K4 Janus Reddick, 102; 00430 John L. Inglis, 102; 67302 Dont Ask Me, 04; 07M51 Foreigner, 93: 07327;iPaiag n, 82. Overweights -Royal Breeze, 2 pounds. f* rj Q PT Q FIFTH RACK— 1 Mile. 1 :".i— 7—125. 1 Purse 00. 4 year olds and upward. D i OOO Allowances. Net value to winner 00. I ud Horses AWtPPSt U 2 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~* 6727GKEATOR wb 5 106 5 6 li P 1- 1- 1- Garner .1 H McCormick 9-201-2 7-20out— 6712S BESTERLING Wsti 5 102 4 5 7 B 4a 21 21 Bilac Mrs S Reid 15 15 15 3 4-5 67252GRANADA w 4 100 3 13" V 3G 3- 3C Lloyd C E Burnett 4J 5 5 3-5 3-10 67252-LIGHT NOTE WB 5 97 1 3 2"k l3 L 2 41 48 r Lowe W H McMullen 8 13 13 9-5 1-2 67153-GOLDSMITH wb S 109 2 2 5l 43 5" 5° 58 Seder J H Manghatn 15 30 30 5 9-5 667383RBD RUBY ws 4 100 G 4 45 64 6« 610 6« Baker W McGlinnen 100 250 250 40 12 67276 ST. JOE wsb 4 97 77 64 7 7 7 7 Wolf 1 Faut 150 400 400 100 25 Time. 20. 52. 1:18*, l:4 i. Winner — B. g, by Charaxtts — Generine trained by C. Lonie. Went to post at 3:5.. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Keator outclassed his opponents, went to the front at the start and. setting the pace throughout, drevv away on the far turn and was only cantering at the end. Besterling was oiitrmi for the first half, but closed a big gap and finished fast, was next to the inside rail all the way and took a shorter rente than any horse in the race. Granada ran well, but lost second place when entering the homestretch, where he went wide. Goldsmith trailed along in the rear all the way and was poorly ridden. Scratched — 07175 Coli.tuiiia Girl. 100; 07250 Woodsaw, !7. Overweights — Red Ruby, 3 pounds. /» rj Q pT A SIXTH RACK -2 Miies. 3:3*3— i -102. Purse 00. 4-year-ol s and tpvvatd. O I tJtJX. Speeial Weights. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPsF.o 1 P/2 1% StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P g €71S0 HUNTINGTON wb 7 102 1 1 1= l3 Is F" P" 1"» L Smith F Walker 10 17 15 5 2 0712S»DR. YOUNG vv 4 94 6 3 4- 4i 4- 2- 2" 2s A Martin H B Hildebrand 10 10 .8 S 5 :: 5 67205=LITTLE ELKIN wb 9 102 5 6 53 5- 31 3- 38 3IU Lloyd J Arthur 2?. 2] 2 1-2 1-4 G7305ETTA M. wb 4 95 3 2 2i 3* 6» 4i 43 4i Jas Hensyli L Shughart 6-513-106-5 3 5 3-10 67205 GLISTEN sb 6 100 2 5 6 6 6 6 6 5° Bilac G Knighthart 12 16 15 4 8-5 67226 BRILLIANT wsb 5 101 4 4 33 2- 8» 5* 5l 6 R Lowe H I Saxton 6 10 10 16-5G-5 Time, M|, 54*. 1:22, 1:49J, 2:18. 2:40-. 3:14;, 3:43j. Winner— B. g. by Buck Massie — Ethel S. II. trained by W. D. Kirby. Went to post at 4:28. At post 2 minutes. Start goqd. Won cantering; second and third easily. Huntington went to the front at the start and was never headed, running under testraint for the emir- trip and only cantering through the last furlong. Dr. Young trailed for the first mile and a quarter, then moved up and easily passed Little Eluin. The latter was hard ridden all the way. Etta M. was stiff ami sore when going to the post and pulled up lame. Overweights — Etta If., .! pounds. f* r7 Q pT pT SEVENTH RACE— l 1-16 Miles. 1:452— 0—104. 00 added. 3-year-olds and up- O 4 O O *_ want. Selling. Net value to winner 05. Ind Horses AWfpP St j ]2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C~~p"~S~ 67275 GAUZE wsb 4 104 7 8 4"k 31 12 12 12 Llovd J H Baker 9-5 9-5 8-3 7-101-4 G722S=RESIDE ws 3 93 5 2 5i 5 i 2J 21 2« Goldstein B C Evans 3 16-53 6-5 1-2 G7302=FONSOLUCA VV 8 112f 9 1 2i 2a - 31 33 Nicol J W Pugh 4 4i 18-51 1-2 67:;o.VHoRSERADISH wsb 4 100 2 4 7l 71 Gl 41 4 . A Martin J C Cahn 12 20 20 7 3 G7328 KATIE POWERS vv 6 103 3 6 6ak 6i 5a 51 5i Glasner W P Reardon 10 25 25 10 4 66825 HYACINTH WB 5 103 6 9 9 9 9 6=62 Pickens C Houbre 40 KM 100 30 12 E72SE AGRA wsb 3 92 1 7 82 S2 72 72 7i Garner F W Torrevson 10 13 13 4 8-5 t.7329SPONGE CAKE wsb 5 110 4 3 li l2 3*1 8° 83 W R WkrA B Campbell 15 25 25 10 4 67303 ASTERISK wb 5 105 S 5 3 41 S2 9 9 Bilac E Landsbcrg 15 16 16 6 2J Time. 253, r.i i. 1:1!*, 1:47?, 1:54. Winner — Ch. g, by Rensselaer — Grenadine trained by J. II. Baker. . Went to iiost at5:00. •At iiost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Gauze worked his way up next to the rail in the run down the backstretch, caught and passed Sponge Cake on the far turn and drew away under pressure in the last quarter. Reside ran well, but vas taken the overland route to get up and tired under punishment at the end. Fonsoluca. under a good ride, was unable to imp.-ove his position. Sponge Cake showed speed, but quit alter going five furlongs. Horseradish ran poorlv. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 072S0-Sonoma Belle, 108; 07350 Triple Silver, 103; 07300 The Glad Corsair, 100, .0281 Sonata, os. Overweights — Fonsoltca, 2 pounds.
