The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-04
SIoW's shoes
STABLES ARE FILLING UP
Nearly Two Hundred and Fifty
Stalls Engaged at BenningS.
Weights for the Washington Handi-
cap Announccd-BigH Horses
Among the Entries.

Among the stables that have already
made application for Stabliug at BenuinG' ;
race course are the folio wing, TO which
must be added a number of small stables
OF less than four horses, bringing the num-
Der OF stalls secured TO over 230:
August Belmont, 30 stalls; W p. Bnrch.
Is; James Boylan, :; r. Bradley. 20; r.
stable. 10; Thomas Hitchcock, s; Will
liam Jennings, 10; W. B. Jennings IA;
Maholon Ludwig, s; John j. McCaffcrtv.
20; John Miller. 4; 2. s. p Randolph. g.;
c. H. Smith, IA; r W Walden, 20.
the accommodation at Beuning's being
limited, only the applications or such per
sons as are ready 10 pay for their stalls
from the date I hey are secured are booked"
The stables at Ivy City are being renovated
and late corners VIII find good accommo
dalton there for their horses.
Weights for the Washington handicap.
to be run Saturday, May = have been an
nounced as follows
BIenton Stables CHI. h. Henry of Ma
yarre, ., 1873.
Blrmton Stables b. h. Dorian, 3. 124.
F. Burlew's ch. h. Buckrene, o. 112.
A II. & D. II. Morris b. m. wlet, i. 100.
j A. Bennet's CHI. h. Dcggett 4 10T.
W. c. Days br. h. d totunl, ,. l04.
R. H. Murray * Co.'S br. n. Tmge, 4 l04.
a. H. ID. II. Morris Ch. h. Paiadin,
4. l02.
". P. Burchs b. N. Augusta Belle. 8
1922
BIemton Stables b. Q. Patrol 3. 100.
j Boylan's CHI. m. Wllful Hida, 3. 100
f. Burlew's or. H. Sir Dixon, Jr.. i, 90
J. A. Bennet's b. G. Roundsman, 3. 81
w. c. Days ch. h. Captain T. 6, 81.
Madison Stables oh. M. Kallirhoe, 4. SO.
4 ,I,l - oh, /, an
The conditions are as follows.
Purse 81 200; To the winner, $500: 10
the second. $500; to the third. S100.
Entrance 500 EACH $50 forfeit. or only
SO If declared by March %. Weights
TO be announced March A. 1896. Winners
after the publication of the weights of u
race Of any value, 4 pounds extra. Of Two
of any value or one of 81 80. 8 pounds extra.
Of three of any value, or one of 81 900, 8
pounds extra. In the case of horses hand-
capped at 115 pounds or over, these pen
alties shall apply to the extent of one
half only. One mile and a sixteenth.
Results ut New Orleans
New Orleans, March 3;-lt was summer
and crowd OF fully 1000 people was
out to the track. which was very fast.
First race-Six furlongs. Honor, 103,
Clayton. l 3 to 5, won: Cochina 1O4, Duffy,
y
II to l, third. Time, 1:l412: Fondest,
Fiddler. Maxima, Twelve Fifty, Mary
Nance. and Rattle Boy also ran.
Second race-Half mile: for two-year-
Odds. Roltaire, o., Jarrett, 4 to l, Won:
IrOnSt tone. l05, Hill, to l, second;
Clematus. 81, Sherrer. to / third. Time.
GAS Il. Bonnie Belle. BOck Tuberville,
Attic H.. Masquerade, Substitution, Dottie,
and Worry Not also ran.
Third race-SiX furlongs: handicap. Glad
iolI, 90. Sherrer, TO l., Won: Pan Out.
10S, Clay, Is TO l. second: Sauterne, Ill,
Bloomer, Romance, Elsie Ferguson, George
bouse, and FritZie also ran.
Fourth race-Mile and quarter. Han
dicap. Terrapin. So SCden, 2 to |, won;
PcytoDia, 1913. Hill, TO /, second; Dock
stader, 100, Sherrer, 2 to /, third. Time,
2:0S 2. Uncle jim, ClaruS. Cyanthia, lie
Banjo and Fair Knight also ran.
Filth race-One mile. Jimmy X, 109
Duffy. 10 to /. won; Play or Pay, 112
Healey, 10 to /, second; Bankrupt, 1903
Gatewood, 6 10 !. third. Time, l:41 Ia
Serf, TrXie G. Tamerlane, Lady ULda,
Helena, Al Miles and Jubilee also ran.
Sixth race-SiN furlongs. Selling. Sea
brock, 107. Thorpe, 3 TO /, won; Ferry
man IL, 100. Davis, 8 to 8, second: Ed
Dandridge, 101, Hill, to /, third. Time
1:15 81. Society, Taylor Banks, Hilery
Riggs, Bessie StebbiDs, Mainsail, Corianda
Belle Groves and Charley Daley also ran
Entries at New Orleans
First race-SiX furlonps: selling Rapid