view raw text
, | NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. CITY PARK. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1908. WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK GOOD. Thirty-eighth day. City Park Jockey Tub. Winter Meeting of 01 days. 32 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. %~ pT A IT BST RACE— 3-8 Mile. MH91— -:55— 2— 114. K added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. 7Q £ 3 t Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73024 HARDAYANA w 106 2 2 1ll V- V Powers H Oots 5 6 6 2 1 7M10l-SERENDE w112 8 4 21 2- Notter T C McDowell 3-2 3-2 9-102-5 out 73101 A LAMIA W 107 1 5 VM :- Heidel P M West 40 50 20 8 4 725M CHALICE w tM 5 3 4 4and C Koerner E Corrigan 20 Si 25 10 5 721.".3MISS SNACK W 112 12 9 5". TM J Howard N Moore 20 40 40 15 8 73215*MI8S HAPSBIIRG w 112 11 s o 01 Skirvin H McCarren Jr 20 30 30 12 6 73216 LADY CHILTON w 112 14 7 ."k 71 H Alex A HandDH Morris M 20 20 10 i 73081 S1LVERINE w 106 15 1 10"k 81 Johansn J W Schorr 40 75 75 25 10 72336 M VY LEE W 106 13 6 7»" 91 G Swaiia W S Williams 20 30 15 6 3 BABBA w106 6 13 SI 10 J Herbert ER Bradley 50 100 100 40 20 730S1 MY LADY FRANCES "W 112 4 15 11- 11* E Rice B Schreiber 10 15 15 0 3 73158 NANCY BLUES wn 106 10 12 13 12= W Ott F Brown 20 40 40 20 10 7_«,i; BESSIE TRENT Wl 106 3 11 12* 13! Minder W H Fizer 40 60 60 25 12 SHE WOLF w 106 7 14 14- 143 F Swain 1. A Cella 5 7 7 2 I I 73215 QABA WB 106 9 hi 15 1". R McDanlBurlewandONeill 10 15 15 6 3 Time. 12?. 243. Ml. Winner— B. f, by Cactus II. — Verona trained by II. Ootsi. Went to post at 2:00. At post ■. minutes. Start fair. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Hsrdsysaa, SWsy Csrwsrdly and saving much ground by a close turn, moved into a long lead in the first qaarter, which she retained without much effort and wen eased up. Serenade, away slowly and suffering fiom interference on the first turn, ran a good race and might have won with an even send-off. Alami:i. also away in a forward position, st.iyed well and finished fast and gamely. Chalice, showing improvement, was prominent all the way. Miss Snack ran into prominence from a fast lieginning. but bore out in the slreteh run. Miss Hapsburg ran well and would have lieen closer up witli a stronger rider. Silver-ine broke fast, but ran green Overweights — Alamia. 1 ound: Chalice, 2. O Pv PC SECOND RACE Short Course. Steeplechase . 0.S192 2:51--5- 15S. 00 added, 7Q f 3 £J j «3 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. Hat value to winner 50. hid Hors.s AWtlPSt .". 5 7 9 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 72045 C, LT ■ 4 135 5 S 7- 61 4"- 21 1 1- Dayton .1 W Dayton 20 25 25 10 5 72X7 BITCKMAN W t 156 2 4 2J : "M 3J 2 2 S McClain 11 Flipi .-n s s I 2J 0" 72»10 CAPT. .IARREL w 4 137 10 6 4l 51 .", 5» |k 31 Yourell !• Goring Sr S| 2] 9 5 4-. 2 .. 7 •••67-LINT ALE w 6 156 7 5 32 Ill1 T- 4 4" McKiny .1 II Slack 8-6 13-613-54-6 3-6 72854 BERT WADDBLLws 7 156 3 3 5= 43 2i 4- 6*» 6*» Archib Id W Murray 8 U 13 I - 72347 ONYX II. w 8 156 1 2 I1 21 41 6* 63 61 Hufham FA Libl.y 6 7 7 2J 3-2 43741 BANDCATOHBK w 4 135 I i •. 7 T* 74 7- 7 W.-ltoii W -I Donohue 24 24 24 I 1 S8234 MOtO B. W I Vfi 8 7 S- s- s-■ s — 3M s" S Hughes .1 M R.-.-c- 24 34 23 I 4 72367 BSSOLO w 4 135 4 19 3 9 3 9 9 Kohl.-r II L Shaw 83 34 34 12 « 73005 JIM HITTON w s 4 135 6 10 Fell. Sobell W W lard S 10 10 3 I .. Time, 3:07. Winner — B. g. bv Ilerinenee— Stat ira trained by J. W. Dayton. Went to post at 2:22. At post 1 minute. Start peed. Won handily: second driving: third the same. GaM waa paarry ridden Sad forced to go wide throughout, but wore Lifnlalo and l.uckuian down steadily Mid drew clear in the last turlong. Buckman was a sharp factor throughout, fenced widl and finished gamely. Captain Jarre], suffering from much interference and crowded palpably in the final drive, wsa u:.iiunVr al the end and would have bees second in a few more atridee. I.iii.lale was apeedy and fenced well, bin tired when approaching the la-~t three jumps. Bery Waddell ran fairly well and showed im provement in liis fencing. Onyx II. was tiring fast after going one turn of the course. Jim Hutton fell at the first jump. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. O 6a PC sCJ THIRD KACB. 5-8 Mile. 83MC BPj 6 14B. 34— added, .".year olds. Maidens. £y £ a Ky C.lls and Geldings. Selling. Net value to winner $.375. hid Horses AWtlPSt U tt -74 Str Fin Jwkeys Owners O II C P S 73361 CZAR W 113 9 8 6B» 53 2J 1i V Powers .1 Griffin 6 7 6-2 1 73139 RED MILL ViU 1U3 8 7 3i 2s li 2i Notter C It Ellison 2j 3 11-51 3-j 73l5!t-.EEI MORE w MM 10 1 11 lJ V 3* Heidel J Stevens 25 4 31 6-u 7-10 E 89347 HKREAlD JR. w MS It 11 ** *h - 4i Herbert K R Bradley 4o 7.. M 2 la il TXIK MILO wb 102 I l E* 3" • 6* Rosen D C OMalley 4n K.0 100 30 15 71 72388 RHYAI, CHANCE v Mil I I til 61 61 « R Mr-Dan" 1M 4 Neff S U 7 21 3-2 71 73161 i:KN WALMSLEY W» 188 I "- " nk "h i W Ott i Anstct 10 IS 1- • " Q WAU8AU • »7 13 U !• 8= Si 81 Dubei W Gerst IS M M 4 2 7: MAJOR MlOMB wn 102 7 :: Si 91 10i !!■ A Willms S W Streett 40 M ." o 20 10 -. 73159 BILLY STARK w Ml ll M Ml 11" 91 M* C Sfonrsm M Corrigan 20 20 12 5 2 7 73883 PHIL CHIXX w 97 2 12 12 121 ll1 11" Mulcahv T l.icalzi 2.7 50 40 1.7 S I9BS OPIE REED w 102 4 5 11" M* 12 12» W Walsh A Watson 1". M 40 15 6 f1 73064 FUXWELL WB W 12 14 131 13 13= O* Sumter .1 If McCormiuk 10 20 20 8 4 g 33317 JOHN COOKE ■ 102 r, 9 14 143 14« 14* G Swain T D Sullivan 40 W .70 20 12 W L . MEYER wit 103114 15 M tt IS M J Baker M Xicoll 30 60 60 25 1j »• Time. 24 5. 491. 1:02*. C Winner— B. c. by Fncommon — Livadia Grained by R. T. Runnels. t Went to | osi :n 2:4». Al post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. 71 Czar was awav elawty Mi forced to go ivide most of tile way. but finished gamely and got up in tbe last 70 few strides. Red Mill bad no mishaps and was always close up. but lired in the last sixteenth. Need- j- more showed the most speed from a forward start, but piit after going a half. Bereaud .Tr.. away slowly - Hkl going wide 1110-1 of the way. ran a good race. Milo was promini -nt for a half, but was forced wide Into the stretch. ffUM closed a big gap and suffered from interference. Royal Chance ran fairly well. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. ■ Overweights— Czar. 3 pounds; Royal Chance. 1": Billy Starr. 2: L. A. Meyer. 1: Milo. 2. q QQ p? fT IoIKTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 89898—1 :44J -4 —98. 1908.sh00 added. 3 year-olds and J fj £ O 4 upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $." ."0. S , j Ind Horses AWtPPStii 5i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S j, 73237-YAXKEE GIRL V 4 105 3 4 I* 1*1 1 I« 1 * Xotter " R Ellison 6 7 4 12-5 F 7314PEDRO w 4 105 4 1 3- 2 "A 2* lb 2» R McDanlC B Daniels 6-5 7-513-103-10out 73121-JOHX CARROLL V I 110 2 2 2* 3" 3« »• 31- C Koerner H Corrigan K-5 8-5 7-5 9-20out I32403ZIPAXGO w 4 100 1 3 4 4 4 4 4 Mulcahy A Weber 12 20 20 4 8-5 » Time. 2».j. 51?. 1:17. 1:4:;. 1:49?. 7 Winner— B. f. by Sir Dixon— Breakwater Grained by G. P. Brazien. - Went to j ost at 3:13. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. - Yankee Girl, lucky and profiting by John Carrolls interference wilh Pedro on the M turn, dashed into .. a long lead at once and, setting a steady pace, led unextended for three-quarters, then tired and had to ■ stand a hard drive, but outstayed Pedro in the closing strides. Pedro, much the best, was forced wide on * MM first turn, then closed a big gap and was momentarily the leader in the last furlong, but tired near E tbe end. John Carroll was steered wide on the first twin and hnni|ied sharply into Pedro, forcing the lalter wide, seemed to sulk after the bumping and ran a bad race. Zipango was always outpaced. F Scratched — 732:* Hawk-rma. !»7: 7.t240-l r. McCluer. 107. t = I FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. « G»v 10 — 1 : 1 2i — 4 — 101. 00 added. 3-year-olds and up- 7 TQQpn OOO ward. Sidling. Net value to winuer 75. 7 7 Ind Horses AWtPPSt% % si Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G::i ntiORDPROOF w 5 110 S 2 l3 Is l1 l3 Xotter C E Hamilton R-5 7-511-101-3 out - 7::iKit; BEELWETHER w 3 ■ 2 4 2J 2J 9 25 E Smith A F Mathews 15 20 15 6 3 -71711 -MERRICK wn 5 10S 4 K 44 4- t] 3h C Koerner J C Milam 25 75 «0 20 S 73121 TEO BEACH wb 4 105 1 1 li- 5- S» 4i R McDanlC B Daniels 0 7 4 3-2 3-5 ■ 72, 7" EORIXG WB 4 102 7 :. -W 3 M 53 Herbert E R BV-adley 40 200 200 50 20 7::iso MISS DELAXEY w 3 r, « :. 7 f «£ C- Mulcahy R E Watkins 10 80 !0 M J 73iy! -EENS wb 4 105 3 8 8- 7" 7* 7i C Henry P Dunne 2J 3 13-34-5 1-3 I 7294.3 MACHE W t •• « 7 •"■?. Ci S;1 S3 W Ott J Fleming 10 13 15 5 21 1 7300S COOXEY K. wb 4 106 3 ft I !t I I J W MhyJ Burttschell 10 20 15 6 3 7 Time. 24*. 4VJ. 1:14J. Winner — Ch. g. by Gold Spinner — Glimmer Glass trained by J. W. Hall. -f Went to post at :.ix. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Won easily: second and third driving. Cold- - PNtC, away fast and having the best of the start, ran into a Mag lead at once and won all the way un- - extended. Bellwether, also away forwardly. was in close-t pursuit of the winner throughout. Merrick . r-tn well for his fiist out in a long time and will improve. Teo Beach began slowly, but was gaining near ? the end and can do much better. Eo.-ing ran fairly well, but tired in the last furlong. I.eus. away in a i Tangle, had scant chance with his poor start. Cooncy K. was practically left at the post. The winner i W»M entered for .:T00; no bid. Scratched— 73218Hraeuluin. 109: 73240iSir Toddington. 107: 73101 Refined. 07; 7o048Handzarra, 1 MM; 7.:2 NHAitful Dodger. 09: 73121Ludy Anne. lt 5. J Ov -rweights — Merrick. 1 pound: Teo Beach. 1: Apache. 2. j ~ QQFQ SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 0705:— 1 :44 J— 4— 08. 00 added. 3-year-olds. ] j £ %j j Allowances. Net value to winner 41. 7 Ind Horses A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S J 72951 ST. IEARIO wb 110 I 3 5" 2J 2 l1 1= V Powers KkampandBdtield 4 6 5 2 4-3 71139 -SEYERLS w 107 6 5 4.1. 3" 32 2" M Xotter P Dunne 2 2 8-3 3-5 1-3 73030HAXS w 107 4 1 3"t «- «3 42 31 R MoDanlW S Williams 2 21 9-3 7-101-3 1 73030 REBEL QUEEX w 97 3 2 l1 ink ink ?,-• 48 Hufnagel W J Donohue 10 jt 20 6 2J ~ 7:il0i BAXRIDGE Wsb 98 S 7 H« H 5?. 61 5" Sumter B Schreiber 15 20 15 6 2?. 7 7::«i4«3HAXBRIDGE wb 110 1 4 2" 4 4i 5*. 6?. Heidel G H Holle 6 15 15 4 8-5 1 73201 GEORGE H. WHITE wb K 7 8 7 » 73 7* 7G 7- I W Mhy FWandCJSchmidt :;0 60 60 20 M J 732:v.-ALBERT STAR WSB 102 5 fi 8 8 8 8 8 W Ott M Ording 6 15 12 4 -5 Time. 25. 50. 1:10». 1:43?. 1:503. Winner — Blk. c. by St. Carlo — Orsina trained by B. Meyer. j Went to post at 4:07. At l»ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving, tt. . Ilario, running to his lK st form and saving much ground all the way. wore Rebel Queen down on the . stretch turn and held Severus safe in the closing drive. Severus. rei»eatedly interfered with and forced wide on the first turn, had to be hanl ridden throughout aud tired near the end of a game effort. Hans, also crowded back fretmently. came with a rush in the last quarter and was going faster than the leaders at the end. Rebel Queen showed the most early speed and set the pace fast, but quit in the stretch run. I.anridge ran fairly well. Hanbridge showed speed. Albert Star ran a bad race and can do much better. Q fDA SEVENTH RACK— 1 1-8 Miles. 07552—1 :52«— 4— 99. 00 added. 4-year-olds and 0 4DU upwaid. Selling. Net value to winner 50. i Ind Horses AWtPPStSt M V % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S , 732193DEGPH1E w ti 1«7 2 16 ." i 11 1 ll 1- R McDanlM A Healey 10 15 15 5 2i 7.-934-1.. MACFARLAX W 6 105 5 8 8 7" S 6 4 2" Minder WfordandBuckner 7 15 10 3 8-5 7272B I.ADY YIXCEXT w4 . ■ 7 4 1" 1" 2" I* 2h 35 Sumter A E Aste 3 M 3 6-3 3-3 7822 AXXA DAY w 5 Mf 9 6 2 3 3" 4l h- 41 C Koerner E Corrigan 7 20 15 6 3 73219=FGAY1GXY w 5 104 S 7 3= 2" 5» 8 8 S* W Ott R E Watkins 7 10 S 3 8-5 t731S3JOHX SMULSKI w 6 110 4 5 •"•" 4h 4 3- ?M 6J Xotter J P Mayberry 7-5 3-2 7-5 3-5 out 7323S GRAXADA W 5 110 6 3 4s 6s 6" 5" 6J 7l V Powers John Marklein 10 20 13 6 3 7:!238 HAEBARD w 4 105 1 9 7 S 71 7 7| I Kindred P M Chrlll 20 25 25 7 3 7323S-"ADES.SO w 5 110 3 2 Fell. Heidel M Ording 10 15 15 6 2J Time, 25*. 513. 1:173. l:4::g. 1 :57J. Winner — Br. in. by Articling — Eiffey trained by A. »;. Weston . W nt to post at 4:32. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Delphie. lucky in escaping interference, was restrained for three -quarters and. when called on. went into a long lead and won easing up. Louise Macfarlan. away poorly and suffering from much interference in the first half, saved ground on the home turn and finished with a rush. Lady Vincent had 1*0 mishap-and tired fast in tlie last quarter. Anna Day broke from an outside position and was prominent in the early running, but tired in the stretch tun. Ilavigny was prominent for a quarter, but was shuffled back mid came fast near the end. John Smulski quit after going a half. Granada was responsible for some of the crowding which caused Adesso 10 fall. Halbard was interfered with by Adesso when he ran wide. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. jvraicueu Scratched— — 7.:2213 1 .__i -me;ii High Bear. .near. 112. 11.
