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NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. CITY PARK. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. Forty third day. City Park Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 01 days. 28 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. I-igures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Q FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 67051—41—2—110. 00 added. 2-year-olds. 7QQ/I 4Jtt Allowances. Net value to winner" 60. Ind Horses AWtPPSt "4 hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73292ROSEBURG II. w 117 10 8 21 Ink skirvin H McCarren Jr 8 20 15 6 21 OBI NASTCRTIA w 105 6 5 41 21 J Baker W P Mathews 3 4 16-53-2 7-10 7:so«r, BROCGHAM w 105 2 4 3"t 3i» I Flynn J I Sockwell S 15 12 5 2 BM H VMMOCK BOY wk 117 5 3 11 4nk R McDanlC T Brownfleld 5 7 6 2 1 73L7:iJPCOTALIGO w 103 8 9 61 51 J W MhyA G Weston 10 15 15 5 21 IMlLADT LEOTA w 107 3 2 G2 61 J Lee L A Cella 3 4 11-51 1-2 WATKINS w 100 7 6 Sl 7" J Conlin A Albright Jr 15 20 15 5 21 73177-ToNY W. w 108 4 7 71 S4 McCahey A Weber 6 8 7 21 6-5 73M0*AUTtTM"N MAID w 105 11 9 i 93 W R WerE Shearer 30 50 40 15 8 73273 W A LEACH w 103 9 10 10 10 G Swain John Marklein 25 30 30 10 5 Time. 12J, 245. ;,7J. 43s. Winner— Ch. c, by Hapr-burg — Florida Rose trained by II. McCarren. Jr.. Went to post at 2:00. At i»ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. K«.seburg II. ran as if much the best, was away ixiorly on the extreme outside and forced to go wide throughout, but moved up sttadily antl fast, wearing the leaders down in the last sixteenth and got up in the last few strides. Nasturtia. "weakly ridden and swerving badly in the stretch, was going fast at the end and would have won in a few more strides. Brougham, saving much ground for the entire trip, ran a good race and finished resolutely. Hammock Boy. away fast and showing the most early speed, interfered sharply with his nearest attendants in the first quarter and tired badly in the last furlong. Poco-lahgo was close up at the finish. Lady Leota quit after going a quarter. Tony W. ran below his l est form and can do much letter. Watkins showed a brief Hash of speed. Scratched— 7:!254 My Lady Frances, 100; 73273 Grotto, 100. Overweights — Lady Leota, 2 pounds; Autumn Maid, 5. Q Q fZf SECOND RACE— Full Course. Steeplechase. 67502—3 :54— 4— 1 47. 00 added. fj f 0J 4-y ar-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 45. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 7 10 13 StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S WnWAimWAT w 5 143 7 8 5- 5H 51 2and l| ll ■ McClain H Flippen 3 4 31 6-5 3-5 73 74:DR. HEARD w 5 152 5 1 21 2~ fc 31 Ink 2* 2* Heider C T Gardner 4 I 41 3-2 7-10 13274 PROFITABLE w S 143 9 7 7* 7" 7 6« 4° 31 F Riley A Winters 12 20 20 6 3 73393*FAJRY FLUSH w 5 130 3 9 3! 3i» 41 3* 31 410 Archibald J C Ferriss Jr 2 21 8-5 4-5 1-2 73312 DAWSON w 9 135 4 2 4| 1and 2= 4h 6« 5 *McKiny G H Neal 20 30 30 10 4 73255 I ALT W 4 135 6 3 ll 4"! 11 51 5 6* Dayton J W Dayton IS 12 9 3 3-2 73312 BANK HOLIDAYws 7 138 1 4 9 9 9 9 8* 7°k G Pierce G H Pierce 15 15 12 G 2 73274 1TACATIARA w 9 138 2 6 8* 8* 8* 71 74 81 Hufham O Hak 12 15 15 6 3 72293 BERY WADDLLws 7 135 8 5 61 6and 6nk 8s 9 9 Sobell W Murray 15 30 25 8 4 Time, 4:00. Winner — B. g.by Waterlevel — Runaway trained by H. Flippen. Went -to post at 2:34. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Waterway was in a forward position from the start and. when called on. moved up fast and raced Dr. Heard into defeat, then won going away. Dr. Heard was much used in the early racing and lost ground by going wide, but ran a good race and staved well in the final drive. Profitable, poorly ridden. and kept loo far back for the first ten jumps, finished fast and outstayed Fairy Flush at the end. The latter had lo lie taken back repeatedly to avoid interference and showed improvement. Dawson tired badly after going one turn of the field. Gait, forced to go wide all the way, ran a good race. Itacatiara ran a bad race and can do much better. QQpr 1 THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. 6692S— 1:26— 3— 87. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. O OOl Selling. Net value to winner 35. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % hk % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S OOl HAWKAMA w 4 104 I 2 11 1" Ink lh p skirvin E J Gildersleeve 12 30 25 7 3 7::iso-AlXT ROSE w 3 93 7 7 3i 2" 21 21 2nk C Henry P Dunne 4-5 1 4-5 1-3 out 72727 EL DORADO wb 4 101 5 3 2and 3and 4 41 3n McCahey C C Smithson 7 10 6 2 1 7»i HALBARD w 4 106 4 1 6and 6n 5 1 5* 4and R McDanlP M Civill 8 12 10 3 6-5 RM APACHE w 3 91 6 6 7 43 3ll 31 5* Sumter J Fleming 4 6 5 7-5 3-5 72275 PHIL FINCH w 7 108 1 5 5n 5n 6* 63 610 J Lee J J Murphy 12 15 9 3 8-5 71S61ZAGG w 3 94 3 4 41 7 7 7 7 Dubei W Gerst 12 15 15 5 2 Time. 25. 49S. 1:17, 1:304. Winner — B. g, by Hawkswick — Amaranth trained by E. J Gildersleeve. Went to post at*3:03. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving: third the same. Hawkauia, away forwardly, showed much the most speed throughout and was well in hand at the end. Aunt Rose propped slightly at the start and was away slowly, hut moved up fast and was in closest pursuit nearly all the way and finished gamely. El Dorado was shuffled back in the first quarter and came wide into the stretch, but finished with a rush. Halbard. from a slow beginning, closed-a big gap and would have been third in a few more strides. Apache tired after going five furlongs. Zagg and Phil,| , Finch will improve. The winner was entered for .1C0; no bid. f Overweights— Aunt Rose. 1 pound: Halbard. 3. . QQPJO FOURTH RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 67051 — 11— 2— 1101. Martha Washington Stakes. fjtjfjl ,000 added. 2 year-olds. .Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner ,710. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H .C P S 73292 MISS HIGHLAND wb 110 11 3 2and 11 1= L Smith B Schreiber 12 20 20 8 4 730M AXXE MGEE w 115 8 6 31 2n 2l Minder E Corrigan t2 3 13-54-5 2-5 72«M0*AFTER ALL w 110 1 10 91 4and 3h Sumter J Casey 10 15 10 4 2 73292 ARIOXETTE w 115 « 1 1* 3" »4n J Lee L A Cella 21 13-52 9-101-2 73292 ELIZAB. HARWOOD w 115 5 5 4 51 51 J W MhyE Corrigan U 3 13-54-5 2-5 73234*C1NNING w 115 10 7 71 71 61 H Alex AHandDHMorris 12 30 30 10 5 72966 PINION W 115 7 4 6 » 6* 7* S Flvnn F W Seeley 6 10 7 3 7-5 73234*ALICE w 115 9 9 8- 91 81 G Swain J Capo 15 30 25 8 4 732923YANKEE DAUGHTER w 110 4 2 101 Sl 91 A Martin C R Ellison 5 7 6 21 7-5 7:: ■•l.".*KENMARE QUEEN wb 110 I 8 51 102 10nk R McDanlT D Sullivan 15 30 25 8 4 73311*SISTER OLLIE w 110 3 11 11 11 11 W R WerR E Watkins 15 30 30 10 5 "Added starters. "-Coupled i" betting. Time. 12s. 24?. 37. 43*. Winner— B. f, by Sain — Highland trained by L. Johnson i. Went to i« st at 3:36. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Miss I Highland, away fast and showing much speed, forced a fast pace for the first quarter, raced Arionette , into defeat and came away in the last furlong. Anne McGec. always close up. saved ground when turning into the stretch and finished gamely. After All closed a big gap from a slow beginning and was ; gaining fast at the end. Arionette showed early speed, but tired in the last sixteenth. Elizabeth Har-wood had no mishaps and can do much better. The others were never serious factors. Scratched— 73234 Lillian Ray. 115; 73024 Gloriole. 110. Anne MeGee, singly, show, 3 to 5. Elizatieth Harwood, singly, show,-2 to 1. No separate place betting. FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. «W— 1:131 4 101. 00 added. 3-year olds and up-OOOO 7QOPQ ward. Handicap. Net value to winner 40. ■ Ind Horses AWtPPSt hi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S • 7::199.IACK ATKIX wb 4 145 5 1 1 l2 1- l4 R McDanIB Schreiber 7-101 4-5 1-3 out IWOOONBT K. WB 4 103 4 I 2J V 22 2"k J AV MhyJ Burttschell 20 30 20 6 9-5 73122 LL HONESTY w 4 117 8 4 G"k 710 41, m J ] »e A J Gorey 10 12 7 9-5 4-5 V:::4 CABLEGRAM w 5 104 1 I 4?. .ih 53 42 J Howard C E Greenwood 20 30 15 5 S-5 r73Nt OOUiOQUT w 4 120 6 3 .". . 41 3" 51 Minder G H Holle 2 3 14-51-2 16 7MM OOWVOLO w I 103 2 2 5- 5" 6l 61 A Martin J C Milam 20 40 40 10 4 7JT77»JER8EY LADY w 4 92 7 7 710 61 78 78 Ural W F Mathews 50 60 30 10 3 73_ini MEADOWBREEZE WB 5 103 3 S 8 8 8 S B Flynn J Arthur 20 40 40 10 31 Time. 24/t. 49. 1:15 J. Winner — B. c, by Sain — El S.ilado trained by II. R. Brandt. to jHist at 4:04. At i ost 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. fWent i k Atkin set a fast pace m the early running and came away in llie stretch to win as his rider pleased. . . ney K. was in nearest and game pursuit all the way and put up an extra good effort. Old Honesty ■ be-aii slowlv. but closed a big gap and. finishing fast, would have been second in a few more strides. Cablegram was well np for a half, but tired near the end. Colloquy ran as if short. Convolo will improve. • Overweights — Cablegram, 1 pound. . QQPyl SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 0ti!2S— 1 :26— 3— S". 00 added. 3-year olds and upward JOOt Selling. Net value to winner .i5. liid Horses AWtPPSt M Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73257 -M OH N I ARROLL WB I 111 3 1 53 5s 5« 1« 1" J Lee E Corrigan 2 ■ H 7-5 2-5 T.vr.KLI.W KTHER w3 89 1 I 1*141" ::: 2% Vral W F Mathews 12 b 12 4 Co Q3ZKB T. SH1PP w I 91 I I 4l 4 » 2»k 21 33 .1 W MhyW H Fizer S 15 13 3 1 73-5S Ti:o BKACH wk 4 99 4 6 6 6 I 41 42 McCahey C B Daniels I i 41 3-2 3-5 7:1 lal/VI Y .NE * 99 6 5 3nk 32 42 52 5- S Flynn T C McDowell 5 I 31 3-2 4-5 ,,■«;,, ,U . 1 MM M4 HI " 4 2nk 2° 6 6 R McDanlG M O.lom 21 13-58-5 7-W1-3 Time. 245, 48J. 1:16. 1:2!. Winner li. g. bv Ornament— Spanker, by St. Serf trained by J. Collins. Went to post at 4:29. At i ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. John i Carroll Uct close to the inner rail all the way. saved much ground when turning into the stretch and ! v:is only cantering Mt tile end. Bellwether, away fast, showed the most speed for a half, but tired in the , Mi-etch after being taken wide. E. T. Shinp moved up witli a rush after going a half, but quit in the !a ! furlong. Teo Beach, iiadlv outnaced for the first half, came fast in the last quarter. Lady Anne, sharply interfered with throughout and forced to go extremely wide all the way by McDaniel on Oraculum. lad scant chanc- mmt can do much better. Oraculum ran well to the stretch and quit. The winner was entered for .50 i: no bid. Scratched --7: ;ir Sir Toddington. Ids. : Q Q pT K SEVENTH BACK— 1 1-8 Miles. 67552—1 :52i; — I— .*.. 00 added. 4-year olds and 1 QOOO upwaid. Selling. _ Net value to winner $.:.T . jud Horses A~wTppStSt hi hh % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S • -•1 ••■IUGGLKR wb .". 116 6 1 31 4h 4 3" l" 1 R McDanl BuiiewandONeill 2-5 3-5 1-2 out— TUB ALMA DCFOUR w 7 107 16 7 •» CJ 2h 21 21 J Lee E Corrigan 5 7_ 7 7-o 3-3 V:;J::7 DONNA WB 5 105 7 If 9 7 5» 4l 33 L Smith B Schreiber ■•. — 314AGB HIGH w 4 97 4 7 ln 3 2h lh 31 4h S Flvnn T 1 Sullivan 6 7 i b-o .5-.. - ;40-DR. MCLUER wb 5 102 5 3 61 5h 5h ;..k r, r,3 Kohn H Clark 10 16 16 4 7-u 7J277 SAM TAYLOR w 4 105 3 4 21 21 1" 4» 6« 62 J W MhyO G Parke M 60 60 12 o 7-"4n IVANHOE wb 6 102 2 I 52 1Q 3 7 7 7 McCahev T E Mannix 20 40 40 8 o Time. 26. 514. l:17i*. 1:441. 1:57?. Winner-Br. g, by Hamburg— Elusive trained by F. Burlew 1. ,,,,,, Went to iw.vt at 4 54. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won handily: second driving: third the same. In—ler was restrained for Uirce-quartcrs. hut was always in a forward position, went a trifle wide into , il c"~sircteh but. finishing fast under mild urging, came away in the last sixteenth. Alma Dufour. saving , much ground all the way. ran a good race. Donna, speedy, but forced to go wide all the way. finished *] gamely although tiring." Ace High acted badly at the stsirt and broke in a tangle, but showed supenor r -pce. for a mile 10 fore tiring. Dr. MeCluer. under poor riding, had scant chance. Sam Taylor and Ivan-hoe - were loaders on sufferance for the first three-quarters and quit in the stretch. The wiuner was entered - for ,300; no bid.
