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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS. La.. Friday. April 12, 1907. Fifty itinlh day. City Park Jockey Cluh. Wilder MccttaJC Co days. Weather clear- track fast. i2» baakfl on. Ire-iding .Indue. Irami- lievilyan. Starter. Bichard Dwyer. Racing Secretary. George II. Kuhl. Bacing starts at 2:15 p. in. Wndicales whin. 8 spurs. B llinkers. Figures iu parenthesis following he distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. noa-l jr-w 1TBST BACi: 3-4 Mile. l:12jj— 4— 101. JfUKl added, o year olds. Selling. Net UO_JlJ value to winner $:!75. Ind Horses AWt FP~St yj, j % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67551*VOHOOME a 184 11 S 2" 1" D 1* Pickens A B Maginnis 4 « C 21 6-5 680581HTPERBOLE w 111 14 1 7 Bl 2- 2 Minder B C Anthony 4 6 5 8-5 4-5 * t;M72-M ALLISTER ws 110 1 a s- s". 4". J Lee E Corrigan I U s 3 7-5 6S1 34 M MOI.STUi M a IM 13 7 .". 31 31 4l D Poland F Havms 2 2| 7-5 3-5 1-3 S8134 PIELDWIOK WB 107 210 « link :,■ :,i . Martin B Schreiber io Hi 15 « s 68102 MILDRENE MS 3 4 51 7. 71 8»| Fojr M Goldblatt 10 30 l5 10 5 68102SALAN1E ws 105 7 5 4* 4. c. 7- Bilac J E Block E 10 in 4 I 68102 ATTENTION a 186 E 2 I] 2 8 81 Oaugcl 5 II Holle M 75 75 25 U 67649 LADY M A1A w Kir, « 6 "I1.1. «■* 3 a4 W R WkrW B Heed 180 M0 M0 88 30 68138 GRANMTA wa IBS N U U* M* M* 18* Pendergt C B Brosius M 30 86 M E RM77 DOROTHY M. WBB 105 4 8 ID ID 11* ID" L Jones 1» Johnson M IM M8 M 20 68140 LOUISANNE w 107 ail 12- 128 12-"12- B Davis A Brown M 50 BS 20 10- 66607 MR. KNAPP WB 107 12 12 10- 13" 13" 12« Ford J A Gray NO 8M MO 88 20 67475 IMPOSITION WB 185 S 11 14 14 14 14 F Keyes W G Bartels 60 100 100 40 20 Time. 2:12. 47*. 1:14 J. Winner — Ch. f. by Mesmerist — Susie I.aslcy trained by J. II. Moody. Went to posi at 2:15. At post 2 minutes. Start lMior. Won easily: second and third driving. VohOQBae showing great speed sprinted away from the others into a commanding lead in the run around tile far turn ind wa- eased to a canter through the last furlong. H| erl olo wa- baBBped into at the start and forced to go around on the outside to get up and finished gamely. McAllister made up ground and finishing resolutely under punishment outst tye Maelstrom In the final drive. The latter was away-well Mid on the inside for the entire trip and had no mishaps. Fieldwick was going well at the end. Attention and Alanic showed -need hut failed to slav. The winner was entered for 1907.sh00: no bid. Scratched -l.S17ii Belle Mina. 105. Overweights — Mildrcuc, :ii riounds. OQrtl "I SECOND RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 54—2—103. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Selling. Net O0_i JL JL value to winner $::00. Ind Horses AwTPPSt M. % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H~ C P S 68153 ROSE DALY W MS 11 D P D D Boland J 1 Brown 3-3 a-5 7-5 3-5 7-20 68153 BI. AN DOT WBB MS I fi 2 2- 2J Minder W H Fizer 3 E 4J 3-2 3-5 i;7srd EDNA MOTTER ltsR 103 7 5 :;i 8* 8* B Davis D Hammond 5 7 7 2i fi-."» 68153 WATER COOLHR W 103 8 S 4i 4". I1 A Martin W F P.ryson 12 25 25 8 3| 68022 HABIT ws 105 5 4 7 H B« J Lee W C Overton 12 15 15 5 2 68153 CARASCO w 103 fi 3 ."- fi- fi". Gaugel J M Henry 8 10 10 3 3-2 68079 RELAPSE w 100 4 7 8 71 7"" Bilac J Arthur 40 fiO fiO 20 10 68115 FRESCATI w 102 2 2 ti" 8 8 W R WkrE S Gardner 5 5 5 2 4-5 Time. 12. 24;. 4SI. 552. Winner -Br. f. hy Orinicant — Aidi Dunn trained hy J. 8, I.rownl. Weat to [io-t at 2:40. At post 1 minute. Start poor. Won easily: second and third driving. Rose Daly crot away fast and opened a winning lead in the first furlong, kept it and was well in hand at the end, Orlandot was sideways wmn the harrier was sprung and ran a winning race from where he got off but was male much use of iu the first quarter in an attempt to get to the leaders and tiled at the finish. Edna Molter finished gamely under a drive. Etescati bolted to the outside fence while making the turn into the hoanfltretch. The winner was entered for 8700; no bid. overweight- Rose Paly, 3 pounds- Edna Matter, 1: Habit. 2: Frescati. 2. O Q O T O THIRD RACE--1 Mile. 1:381 — 1—110. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Allow- O0_l JL _9 anccs. Net value to winner 830O ~ Ind Horses AWtPP St M Y2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68116 KARA w 4 105 S 1 2 P* 2| D V J Lee M J Daly 1 « 5 4-5 9-201-1 68864 OMAR KHAYYAM vv 4 101 7 7 T ink ]nk -2 Lm B Davis 8 Louis 5 12 12 3 6-5 68195 R. V. WILLIAMS WB C 10S fi 4 4". I1 4- 4 31. Foy W H Rexford 3 S 8 2 4-5 67227 BUXOM w 4 102 5 5 31 2". 3.. 3. 4 W R WkrC T Gardner 10 30 30 10 5 68096 STELLA BICHBURGWB 4 PS 2 2 fi" fi.. 5 5] S T Taylor RH Clark 10 30 30 10 4J 67625 YOUNG SATER WB 4 Hifi 1 S 8 7l fi4 fi4 6l D Boland E Trotter 10 15 15 4 1 68159 LADY GOODRICH w 5 103 3 fi 7l 8 8 8 73 Gaugel J D Strode I M 38 6 2J 66177 FRED HORNBECK wh 5 108 4 3 54 5" 71 71 S Diggins L E Piper 3 18-53i 1 1-2 Tim. 25. 40. 1:14. 1:41. Winner — B. g. by Herald — Irene, by I.ein-ter itraiieil by P. Walsh. Went to po-t at :!: :;. At pest 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Kara dropped In behind Omar Khayyam and wa- waited with until well around the fa turn, then went to the froai with a rush and drawing away won cantering. Omar Khayyam showed the most speed foi-six furlongs hut tired and was doing Ids best at the finish to stall on B. I. Williams challenge. The latter was on the outside for most of the trip and ran ■ good race. Lady Goodrich was sore when going" to the post. Buxom showed speed and lini-hed gamely ami close up. Fred Hornheck ran disappointingly. Scratched 8810- Bandilio. 105, Incurred weight in rati It :■ Young Bator, 104. Overweights- Kara 1 pound-: Buxom. 3: Young Bator, 5. /5»QOT Q FOIRTII RACK 1 1-8 Miles, t 1 :52 ; 4 -!!♦. » Parse 00. 4 year olds and upward. 00_Jj J. O Sellin.. Net value to winner $.".0O. Ind Horses A~wTPPSt~St j ~~%"str~Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P~S~" 68178 RATH. ROYAL B E MS £ K 21 21 V 1"* 1- V J T.ce B Trotter 7-5 2 2 4-5 2-5 6819E LACACHE WB 7 87 3 3 fi. 51 4"» 5 ::• __ Pickens A B Maginnis 10 10 10 3 1; 5 68174 MACBETH a 8 M 7 5 5* 7* fi1 7- 4 : ■ Ford W V Ford 2 21 26. 1 2-5 68196 TELESCOPE WB 8 N8 6 I 1 1" 1" - 2J I". B Davis C E Greeawood 7 20 20 7 3 68156 TOLBERT WB 5 182 1 7 8 8 75 S1 7- V T Taylor I Rice BS 58 20 10 :. 68156 AM lOSTOR WB 6 188 9 8 4 I ■ •■■ N* 6* 6J Diggins A Tempest M 15 IS fi 2 H»19a I.AHV CHARDE W I 96 2 2 7. V s s ,s 7- Gaugel -I Arthur 15 50 68 20 7 68178 REBOUNDER wa 5 168 1 1 :;S 3" 31 ■,» 5 8 D Poland Y C K Dodda fi 7 S 2 4-3 fiMTs JOHN GARNER in; E MS S Lefl at the posi W R WkrS J Charles 10 IK lfi 6 2 • Time. 21. 10. 1 :13_, 1:4 =,. 1:54. Wiaaer B. g. by Prince of Monaco- Crowned Queen trained by E. Trotter. Weal to post al 3:20. At post 2 adnntes. Start good for all but John earner. Won driving: second and third the -ame. Bather Royal trailed in behind Telescope until rounding the far turn, where lie moved ii! and taking command drew away under pressure in the last quarter. La -ache ran on the intide all the way and saving ground on every turn linished With a rush through the la-t sixteenth. Macbeth closed a gap and had to baaap hi- way through in the last tifty yards and linished in close unarters in between Lacache and Telescope. The latter ran well throng boat. John Garner wheeled just as the barrier went np. Beboaader showed speed hut failed to stay. The winner was eatered for 00; no hid. Seratcl.od U8196 Grand Duchess. 104. £+ t O "I A 11IIII RACK 4 1-2 Furlongs. 54— 2— 103.1 Piii-c S40O. 2 year olds. Selling. Net V0_5 JL 4_t value to winner 300. lnd~~ilorscs AWtPPStA y. % SlirFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ imi!7-IMCKET BRIGADE w 103 1 : 71 fi. l Gaugel E R Bradley 3 2 3-211 -Ml 3 out 88097 J DICK ROSE a Mt 8 S 1] Ij 2" T Taylor R E Watkins « 12 12 H 6-S S8191 COLON_a_ BRADT WB llo .". 7 3» I1 "•■ W R Wkrl. Schreiber E M M 7 2j 68175 TKIii: v 105 3 2 _ _ :.. Pi .1 l.ee P Dunn.- I 5 I E 8-5 1-2 1-5 isni. c V. MACKLIN a 183 I 1 I". 2- 5* B Davis BJ Cunningham 100 158 150 58 20 68153 BITTER MAN WSB 188 7 s fi1 7- 6 1 Poland .1 C Calm 18 16 IS 4 fi5 68153 BAYOU DARK WB 184 6 6 5 •"•- 7 M B Wood Mrs D P. Cook M M M S 4 68097 BERNARDO a 87 2 1 s s s .las Carrull.M J Daly 20 40 40 10 4 ! line. 12,!. _|, :J. pi , .V, Winner Ch, e, hy Goodrich Piccola t ranted by E. G. Leigh. Went io po-i a I 3:55. At post 3 minute-. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Bucket Brigade broke from the inside and was sharply iiit off and crowded back to last place before Ihcv had gone a sixteenth. Hum went to the cxlrenie outside and finishing with a great burst of speed won going away. Dick Rose :.ot off foruardly aad raced Truce into defeat in the first three furlong-, but had nothing in reserve at the end to stall of lie winners challenge. Colonel Brady ran well, finished gamely and unstayed Truce in the final drive. The latter rail well to the stretch but tiled in the tinal drive. The winner was entered for 00; no hid. Incorrect weigh! in entries- link Rose, 107. Overweights -Bitter Man. i pound. OQO-1 pr SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 1:52 -4— BO. Purse ?400. 4 year olds and upward. 00_i JLO Selling. Nel value to winner 00. Ind Horses A~wTp"PS7"St""""i V2 4~sTr~Fln Jockeys Owners O II C P S~ i.si. vi s.w OIK CAERE w 5 182 10 I I1 2". :"■ I l«l 1»J T Taylor R B Hayes s 5 8-513 1"3 5 7-20 i.M.vi.lollN M BRIDE w 1 101 7 E 51 54 lJ 2i 2- :.- BibM G N Freeman 1 H 1 6-6 3-5 iMVi ci1,1. ■ i 98 fi 7 fi. ii- 6 5* r ■■- Sheridan -I Griflln fi 7 Hi 2 4-5 »;si7s oi.D HAL wb .". nt;. 2 3 311" i- :;iii- I :. I1 Diggins N Tambureilo IM 1 m» 180 M 15 68059 Rf. CUMMER wbb S M6 E 8 7J 7- T* SJ « 5j Troaler II A Gaith Hi 20 36 7 -j 67959 LAYSON 5 102 9 1 8« S" g" g»« 7- 8" W R WkrW A Smith 10 30 30 s 3 68138 IOLE wufi 10:, 1 2 I1 1- 1" 3. 5* 7-. I l.ee T I! Morris IS M 10 I 3-_ 66760 GEO VIVIAN ws 8 W2 • : 9* J11 :»-" •»•" •-" V A Martin EiutchoaftHtley 40 50 50 20 8 68178 EST A PALMA Wsu7 185 8 fi 21 2- rd 7nk V •■ -" B Davis P Faut fiO loo KM 40 IS 68044 Foot. FAVOR E WB 6 KB 4 18 lu 18 1" lo 10 10 F. Keyes A W Bluine 10 20 20 8 2* Time. 2D.. I.i II l|, 1 :41s. I :5i;j. Winner — B. g, by Maaetto — Sumatra trained by R. B. Hayes. Went to po-t at 4:21. At post _ minutes. Start poor. Won ea-ily: second and third the same. Savoir laire was rated along behind the leader- tint i I on the turn out of the backstrelch. where she moved up fast OB the outside and drew away under restraint iu the last furlong. John McBride was bumped into at the stari an. I knocked off his stride, was then made too much use of in the early stages and tired in the last quarter. Cull, badly ridden and messed aliout all the way. linished fast and would probably have won With a good ride Old Hal ran well. George Vivian and Footlights Favorite collided . t the start and both were practically left. The winner was entered for 00, was bid up to 1907.sh00 and, bought in. Scratched- -liSlir.-Camara. 11.".. Overweights lole. ■" pound-: Old Hal. 4;: Footlights Favorite. ::. iiQOl i BKVRNTH RACF. 5-8 Mile. 901—0—108. O0 added. 3-year-olds and upward. UO_llD Selling. Net value to winner 75 Ind Horses AWTppsFA A %jjtrJTB Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68177*PRZNCE BRUTUfl WB S 113 11 !» fi 84 EJ MJ Daly M J Daly 4 10 8 3 S-5 68155*KOH_NOOR WS 8 IM E 5 B" 41 4» 2.. J Lee B W Streett 3 3i 3i ti-5 3-5 68157 MISS DF.F.DS a 4 10X fi 1 2:. ::. 31 3- T Tavlor E Corrigan 5 M 8 3 8-5 68099BOSERRIAN WB S M I 4 4. 5* * _ 4_ Gaugel P Dunne 2 13-513-51 1-2 66680 LA SORCIERE WB 4 110 7 13 1D.M2- 8, 5* Troxler J Mannion 8 8 6 3 8-5 68177 DOROTHY DUNCAN ws 3 M S E 1 1 I1 D fii A Martin O G Parke 10 10 8 33 8-5 68__ BUTINSKIE wb 5 113 8 li »* 21 2JB 7- B Davis W V Hendersons 17 16 S 4 68140 LITTLE GEORGE wb 3 M 4 10 S.. 8 71 SJ Bilac G H Holle 38 ES 50 20 10 «sl77-FORKIGNER ws fi 113 12 12 1210nkl0- SB W Hicks FV and CJ Schmidt 15" 30 30 10 5 67027 J. KI GRILLO W S 113 2 11 10= 73 9- 10 D Poland J C Ferriss Jr 10 20 20 8 4 h57fiO SIR WAL. ROLLINSws 5 113 17 71 9" 12- 11* W R WkrA B Campbell 60 60 20 10 5 68162 BABY P. WB 8 111 14 2 9J Hilll _P Foy T Wilson 40 100 100 40 20 07774 GOTHOLINE w 3 101 13 11 18| 14 134 13« M B WoodL F Barthe 40 100 100 40 20 fiMiy INVINCIBLE ws 7 116 10 8 14 13114 14 Diggins Mrs HUValentineSO 100 100 40 20 Time. SS|, 47?. 1:01 J. Wiaaer — Oh. g. by Brataa — Princess, hy cheviot trained by P. WaMh. Went to post al 4:50. Al |io.d b minutes. Stan good. Woa driving: second and third the same. Priaee Brutus bc.Ue sh.wly an 1 as forced to work his way up on the extreme outside, closed tip Steadily after aalai I—, the huastalir lib and Salahed with a rush. Kohinoor broke with the leaders ami is ■ forward contender throughout but tired slightly in the last sixteenth. Miss Leeds got BWBf well and was on the inside all the way and saved ground on all the turns. Boserrian ran well. Dorothy Duncan was speedy but tired. J. F.d Grillo and La Sorciere broke slowly and were praeicaily left. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. Scratched — 07SU5 Our Anna. Mj.
