Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-19
RACING AT BENNrNo.
Dr.. Hssbrouck, as Almost Prohibitive Odd,
Took the First.

Took the First.
= There were five races on today's card ct Ben
ming, and another large crowd was in attend
anoe, the hurdle race serving to increase the
attendance of the fair sex. The first race
was q six-furlong dash, all ages,
with seven entries; the second mile
selling DASH with nine entries; the third. q
handicap, at ~ miles, with six entries; the
fourth. a six-furiong dash for two-year-oids,
with nine entries, and the fifth, . handicap
hurdle race, ct ~ miles, over six hurdles, with
five entries
The betting and Jockeys in Arst race were,
Or. Hasbrouck (Doggett, TO 10 and ont;
Maid Of Athens tstewsrt). 100 and 20; Jacque-
line lPade), so and 20: Lizzetta Uumley), 10
and 4; Grace Brown (Midgley), Is and s.
Tormentor and Ella were scratched In the
first and Cynosure and Cleaning in the third
DR. HAsBRoUcx TOOK THE FIRST.
The first race, six furlongs, was won by DR..
Hasbrouck; Lizzetta, second; Grace Brown,
third Time, 1.141S.
MR.. BASS TAKES THE SECOND.
The second race, one mile, was won by Mr..
Sass (Bergen),5 to 1; Milt Young (Simms), Sec
ond, even and out; Temple (Tsylor), third, So
and to 5. Time, LA
Yesterday ut the Track.
Washington Jockey Club was even more Of q
success than the previous day.
Five races were on the card and but one of
the thirty-six horses entered was scratched,
Theirs L., in the first. The track record for q
mile, LA, was equaled by Cleaning in the mile
hsndicsp, the first fve-eighths being run in
l.02. An unpleasant incident Of the days rae
ing was the bad break down Of Carlsbad IN the
fifth race. He was noticed to falter at the first
turn and again after turning into the stretch,
but he gamely continued, winning the race in
fast time. 1t was with great difficulty that he
was gotten to his stable. The hurt seemed to
be in his of shoulder and will probably pre-
vent his appearance again this season. The
stable Is rather unfortunate, as Michael, its
other hope. is not in good shape.
s. THE RACES.
The first race was q selling six-furlong dash,
Onward, Walcott, Lyceum, Helm Rose, Sirocco,
Mr. Sass, SYRACUSE Lallah and Lady Allen
starting. -walcott. Doggett up, WAS always a
strong favorite. The result Of the race justl-
fes such an opinion. The favorite went to the
front, winning easily by length and . half,
Sirocco Q.amb) three lengths in front Of Ly-
ceum (sims). Time, L14A. Mutuals paid
SS. IS straight aud S2.95 and ss.15 place.
In the seconds.race, dash Of six and one-half
furlongs, Osric, Theirs L., Plenty, Query, Mock
barren. Laughing Water, Dora and Cottonade
answered the bugle. Osric, Tarsl riding, WAS a
prohibitive favorite at to 4. He jumped of
in the lead and won, Nockbarren paggett)
paid g. IS straight and s2.45 and IS place.
handicap sweepstakes at mile was the third
event on the card and Michael, Lowlander, Key
West, Fidelio and Cleaning reported at the
post. r. A. Swigert's Michael, Taral up, was
an almost even money favorite, Cleaning and
Lowlander being next preferred At the fall of
the flag Key West took the right OF the line, re-
linquishing the honor at the turn, when he and
Cleaning fought for it until entering the
stretch. There Midgeley put Cleaning in front
for keeps, winning sby length, George Taylor
placing Lowlander three-fourths Of length in
front Of Michael Time. LAP Mutuais paid
$3.50 straight and s6 and S. 10 place
The fourth race was fve-furlong selling
dash for two-year-olds, Shelly. Tuttle, Mar
shall, Middleton, Foget-Me-Not. Our Maggie,
Orphan and Pansy starting. Middleton and
Marshall were almost equal favorites, the
former being slightly preferred. The finish
was the best Of the day, for after Pansy and
until the stretch was reached the race resulted
in a duel between Middleton (Sims) and Mar
shall (Doggett). the former winning by a nose,
Orphan (Midgeley) a length and half back.
Time, 1929. Mutuals paid S4.S5 straight and
so. rs and e. 90 place.
The last race Of the day was dash Of one and
one-sixteenth miles, Void, Carlsbad. Charade, Yer
satile Algoma and Belle D. answering the bugle.
Carlsbad had Taral up. and the derby winner
was, so far Is the betting indicated, the only
one in it. Such proved to be the case, for al
though he broke down in doing it, he defeated
his field as he pleased by two lengths. Taylor
securing the place for Versatile, who was q
length in front Of Algoma (Midgeley). Time.
L491: Mutuals paid 1915 straight and 81 IS
and S4 40 place