Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-31

from Thomas Ryan's Flaunt, b. c., 8. 100
1Bullman). to 1 and to 5. third; Time.
1T 1-5. Maribert, Candleblack. Buffoon,
Dolly Weithofr, Kitchner and Prestidigita-
| tor also ran.
Sixth race, for three-year-olds and up
ward; allowances; one mile and a sixteenth
on the turf-W c. Whitney's Montanic. by
(odom). to 5 and to ). won easily by
two lengths: B. E. Beach's Compensation,
br. c., 4. 126 (Bullman), 10 to 1 and. to l,
second by three lengths from c. F. Hills
Macleod of Dare, b. c., 4. Ill (Maher), 2 to
l and to 10, third. Time, LAT 80 Her.
bert, Kunja and Whistling Con also ran.
At Highland Park, Detroit.
Tom Kingsley was backed down from 20
to to 9 to in the opening race at High
land Park, near Detroit. yesterday after
noon, and he won by himself. His good
race Of Tuesday was overlooked by the
bookmakers and they paid dearly for the
oversight. Jockey ]. Daily was suspended
Indefinitely for his recent bad ride on
Bafiled
Six furlongs-Alex, 1O4 pounds Q.andry).
1; Spauldy II, 1O2. 2: Descubridora, 90, 8.
Time, 114h.
Five furlongs-Rabunta, 80 q. Thomp-
SOM, 1; Dream Life, 90, 2; Prince Of Song,
81, 3. Time. 1O22a.
(Howelp. 1; Hermencia. 90. 2; Virgia O.,
1O2, 3. Time, 1.4s.
Six furlongs-Pearl. 1O3 (Coburn). L. sa-
I15A.
Five furlongs-The Jade. 90 q. Daly), i;
Lyror Bell. 104, 2; Donna Seay, 105, 8.
Time, 101h.
Seven furlongs-Jucoma, lot Ca Weber,,
127 y. w. Ill., . "''ker'0n' o. D. Time
At Hawthorne Track, Chicago.
Four and half furlongs-The Elk. 1Os
(Winkfieid). 1; Fridolin. 105, 2; Katherine
Ennis. los. 3. Time. .55z.
Six furlongs-Major Dixon, 81 q. Waldo)
1; Miss Mae Day, %. 2; Boney Boy, 1O4, g.
Time, 1.14&.
Five and one-half furlongs-Tyr. los q.
Waldo. 1; Bonnie Lissak 1O2, 2; Harry
Herendeen. 1O5. 3. Time. 1.O9A.
The Superior Stakes, mile and one-eighth
The Unknown, Ills CVitatoe), 1: Florizar
ITO. g. Star Chamber, III. g. Time, 1.5s
3. Time. 1.47h.
Mile-Jim w, 9e Buchanan), 1: Dagmar
1o7, 2; Handpress. 1O4. g. Time, La
At Windsor.
One mile and seventy yards-Slasher, ITO
Ross). 1; Don Clarencio, LIP, 2; Alva II, 90,
3. Time. LAT.
Five and one-half furlongs-Goldsn Har-
| vest, lib (Ross). 1: Lizzie A, 1OS, 2; Pine
| Chip. 95. 8. Time, LOS.
One mile and a ouarter-Monk Wayman,
113 (Miller), 1: Olive Order, 90, 2; Fannie
Taylor. 100, g. Time zoe.
Six furlongs-Bummer, IS (Hicks) Il;
Rathlin. so. 2; Expelled, Is. g. Time, 112A
Steeplechase, full course-Sallust, ia Gel
lison), 1; My Admiral, 137, 2; Zufallig. 146,
3. Time, $3.50.
Six and one-half furlongs-Miss Redwood,
101 q. MARTINI, 1; The Tory, 1O5, 2; Dom
sterswivel, 1O4, 3. Time. 1.2O.
holt
100 CIV. Taylor, 1; The Dauphin 1O1, 2;
Prince of India, la. 3. Time, 1.24h.
Imp to BE Retired.
Uncle Dan Harness, the owner Of Imp,
has announced his determination to retire
the old mare after this season and to keep
her on his farm for breeding purposes. She
will be kept in the east to start in some of
the big specials which close the season
there. and will then be brought home to
stay.
st. Louis New Jockey Club.
The Kinloch Park Jockey Club, a new
, racing association of st. Louis, will begin
its running meeting tomorrow. The officers
are: ]. d. Lucas. president and treasurer;
Edward Butler, jr., vice president: Philip
Chew. secretary; Colonel Jack Chinn. start
er, and Joseph ]. Burke, Judge. About 800
horses are now at the track.