The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-18
thompson, 80 to i and 10 to /, third Time,


! lis.
! Petit Maitre also ran. Start bad for all but
McAGdie. who got of running and in his stride.
! The Rhymer ran good and was closing
! ias, in the stretch. McAddic won easily. Sadie
| 5. and Petit Maitre of no present account. The
latter could not raise gailop.
| Second race-FOr ,wO-year-old maidens; five fur
| longs. Chaos fieiiry), 5 to / and to l place.
|. won; Sentry tBurns), to 2 and even. second;
! The Rogue tBrien), 80 to and 10 to /, third.
! Time, :0S i-5.
7 Provost. Arverne. Lecture, Tnfallible. Blue Vic
! tor, Isaac Hopper Nalasquez, Hija, Dame, Bon
yerness, Curtsey, and Spoil Sport also ran. of
at first break to fair s,art, Chaos having shade
The best of it. He went TO the front and won
| all the way, passing under the wire length TO
the good, Sentry easily second by three
lengths, The Rogue third by neck, Provost
fourth by neck and coming strong. Rather 4
bad lot behind the first tnur. Provost with a
better rider up should have won. He is worth
watching in this kind OF company.
Third race-For three-year-oids and upward:
steeplechase; selling; about two and one-halt
miles. Gov Budd fiunegan); no betting won;
Facile Barry, 2 TO l, second Time, 600.
Only two starters Gov. Budd finished alone.
Facile having unseated his rider. The latter re-
mounted and rode out to capture second money.
Facile was a tired horse coming home, and just
lasted long enough TO finish. Both horses fenced
fairly well.
Fourth race-The Opening Day Handicap; for
threeyear-olds and upward; seven furlcngs.
Kinnikinic CicCue), 5 TO ? and even, place, won;
Cl.arentus tHenry). Q 10 and TO ., third
Time, Log.
Gen. Mart Gary, Death. and Hardly also ran.
Start out of the chute. Coming on to the main
track Death was leading by length, followed
by James and kinnkinc. Around the back
stretch Death chucked it up having had enough.
In the stretch there was general closing up, and
in a driving finish kinnikinic won by length
James a good second by length from Charentus
Einnikinic is a wonderfully improved horse.
handled his weight well, and should be hard
horae to beat at this track Charentus as good.
and is bound to get some OF the money at this
meeting.
Fifth race-ror two-year-olds; selling: six fur
longs. Little Daisy (Slack). ! to 2 and out
won; Kings Favorite (Brennan), 10 TO ! and
10 !, second: Gracious Donegan) ~ to
and TO ], third Time LII rs.
Nonpariel. Novelty, The Brother, Flora Nc
Flimsey and Sempire also ran After a tedious
delay al the post, caus7d by the running away OF
Sempire and The Brother TO false break. the
former going at least half mile. the flag drop
ped TO a fair start the favorite going out in
front and was never atierwaTd headed-wlnnlnS
with plenty spare. Burns was called into the
stand for his ride on NonpaTiel. as it WAS evil
IDENTIFY not satisfactory to the judges, but there
was no action taken, and he was lie; OF with
caution.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one and one-siXteenth miles. Sptcdmsz
q. Slack. 20 10 and TO /, place, won; Hand
cuff (Burns). to and even, second; Miss
Mitchell tThomTeon), 10 to and to i, third
lime i-Oi.
Kirkwocd Toluca. Magic Light, Clarawind,
Charles Estes Palatial and Shinfane also ran
A long delay at the post was caused by the rum
ming away OF shin.ane, who went the full course
before he pulled up. fighting like demon all
the way. The flag finally dopped to a good
start, speedmas shooting out OF the bunch like
a rocket. She tip-toed her field in the first
half. and made tnem look cheap. She was never
headed, and won pulling up with plenty to spare.
Kirkwood sulked all the way. Toluca ran bad
race, but WAS claimed By ". Duffy, owner o.
kirkwood for sl.055. Handcud ran bang up
race. WAS coming strong in the stretch, but
could not catch up to Spcedlnas. The win was
eyidcatly popular one.
Entries for Mondays Races.
First Race-For all ages; non winners in
1900: FIVE and half furlongs: Back Talk.
l0i; Timothy Foley, 104; Alaire, 1O4; RAN
dy. 1917: Mordelmo. 1902; Uncle Josh, SO;
Laura Kimble. 81; Ross Clark. l07; Lady
Contrary. 104; Fluke. 1o4; Sportive. %;
Impartial. 115. The following can start
in the order named If any of the above
are scratched: Fresnal. 81; Tour, 81;
Decimal. 104: Marblehead. lis; Lexington
Pirate, lie; Carasaljo. 80; Red Spider, 1l2;
Hawk. 107: Federalist. 104.
Second Race-For two-year-old fillies; !
of -, to carry 10 pounds; |
six frrlorgs: Sadie S., 100: Queen Carni |