The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-22
LONG Shots HOME FIRST
Charles Estes and Robert Waddell
Surprise the Talent.
BuHOOn. TOphcavy FavOrite,
Beaten by the FOrmer-The Latter
Takes McAddie's Measure-Sadic $.
Wins Again-Todny's SteepIechase
Fast Handicap Horses to Meet.

| the regularity with which the former hav'
| cantered in ahead of their fields ever sine,
the meeting opened, long shots captured
two of the races. The Puritan. Draughts
man, and Mcleod Of Dare were all we'll
played favorites and had little difficult!
in winning. Sadie S. was a second choice
| and scored her second win of the meet
ing in the first race yesterday. Robert
Waddell and Charles Estes, both long
shots. won the remaining two races.
The springlike weather had stimulat-
ing effect on the attendance, which, in
point of numbers exceeded that Of any
previous day since the meeting opened.
Several of the bookmakers were SO hard
hit on Tuesday that they were compelled
to- suspend business. Speculation was,
however, very brisk with those who te-
manned. o.
The fields in ali six races were gent
away promptly, and there were no objec-
tionable features to mar the full enjoy
ment of the afternoons sport. That the
stewards of the Washington Jockey Club
are resolved TO cut out anything that saw
Ors of crOOkedness was evinced when NJ.
DAILY, the trainer Of Buffoon, was called
to the judges stand and asked to explain
the defeat of his horse. which was fav-
orite at Odds of l to Z. Evidently the
explanation was satisfactory, for no ac-
tion was taken In regard to the matter.
The card for today is a very attractive
one, and as the fields are all large and
the weights nicely adjusted, the contests
ought to be close and interesting. The
ladies will be especially interested in the
third race, a steeplechase at two miles, In
which will be seen the high-class jumper
Higbee. and several other good fencers.
The last race on the card ought to be the
best OF the day, and the best Of the meet
ing SO far. as 1t brings together a field Of
as coed handicap horses as there are In
the country. 1t ought to be hot race be-
tween old Einnikinic, Decanter. First
Whip. Charentus. and Carbuncie. This
event OF itself will be worth going miles
to see. The following are the summarizes:
First race-For all ages: six and one
half furlongs.-Sadie S. (Rutter). to l and
3 to 5, won; Queen Carnival walsh. to
and to 1. second; Orienta (Burns). to
and 1 to ., third. Time, 1:22 is. The
Rhymer also ran. Start out Of the chute.
Off at second break, all together. Sadie S.
outran the bunch from the start. and won
in a romp. Queen Carnival was easily sec
ond and Orienta third. The Rhymer ran
a bad race. and II this performance indi-
Gated his true form he does not amount to
much. Sadie S. is a good filly. and can
beat better ones than she met yesterday
Orienta had no excuses. but was simply
'utrun from start to finish. Queen Car
lival ran good race.
Second race-For two-year-olds; five
md one-half furlongs.-RObert Waddell
.Burns). 10 to and 1-2 to 1. won; Nc
Addie walsh, 3 to 5 and out. second; Isia
'Rutter), IL to and l to 2. third. Time,
go pa. Shark and Ruth Park also ran.
Tedious delay at the post. The flag finally
ell TO good start. Isia and Waddell first
O show. In the stretch there was a gen.
raj closing up. Isia. McAddie. and Waddell
reads apart. In furious drive Robert |
yaddell won by half length. McAddie |
econd By length. Isia third. Waddell is
good colt. and fully sustained his West |
I'm reputation. Likes route, and can
old his own with anything Of his age at |
he track
Third race-For three-year -olds and up
ward: hurdle race; one and three quarters
(BraziD. to and
tut, won; McFonso tGrimes), IL to l
md to 5, second; oosphoros Barry,
o and to l. third. Time. 1924 3-5.
Claroba and Shinfane also ran.
Start good all off together. Draughts-
nan led all the way and was never in
rouble McFonso ran a game race, came
,osphoros by half length. Shinfane was
lame going to the post and after
he finish was decidedly SO. II looked as
T he had broken down.
Fourth race-For three-year- and
pward; selling; mile and a hundred
ards.-Charles Estes (Walters). 90 to 1
nd to I. won; Lancewood Miles. 10 to
and even. second; Buffoon (Burns), / to
and out, third Time. 1852.
Ragged Sailor also ran.
Good start Passing the stand. Charles
,stes was slightly to the good. closely fol-
owed by Buffoon. Lancewood close up.
oming around the turn for home Estes
nd Buffoon were running neck and neck.
n the stretch Estes went to the front
nd won cleverly by half a length Lance
-OOd second by half length, Buffoon
bird.
Mike Daily. the trainer of Buffoon. was
allied into the judges stand and asked
,r an explanation as to the defeat OF his
orse. 1t was evidently satisfactory. as
o action was taken. Buffoon Is not a
, shot in any company, no matter what
ne class.
Fifth race-For two-year- ODDS: selling:
tx furlongs.-The Puritan walsh, even
nd out. won; Little Daisy Oh Michaels).
to l and to 5. second: San Luis (J. |
Iack). 100 to / and is to ], third. Time.
~
16 3-5.
Moor, Loone, Lambkin. and Dame also l
IN.
Long delay at the post After several
Use breaks the flag dropped to a bad d
art, Lambkin off in front followed by
title Daisy, The Puritan, and Loone in :.
lie order named. There was a general !
osing up in the stretch and when the a
inch Strengthened out for home The Pu- 4
tan came through and there was nothing
the race. Little Daisy was second San
lis third. Moor fourth and Loone fifth. y
Sixth race-For three-year- olds and up
ard; mile and hundred yards.-Mac- u
cod Of Dare tBurns). even and out. won; =
ION Ferguson slack, Is to 1 and 4 to /. y
cond; Island Prince CCorbey) 50 to / Z
id 10 to |, third. Time :52 3-5. r
ID Elsie Skip also ran.
Away to good start. all punched From III
e fall of the flag there was nothing to it
t the favorite. He won all the way.
yer in trouble. Leon Ferguson was
silly second. Island Prince third. Spurs
Irth. Macleod of Dare was played for l.
good thing and the ring got scorched on
5 victory. Randy wa. never contend
poor lot.
The following entries are announced for is
days races: IC
First Race-FOr O-year-olds and up VI
lrd. high weight handicap: seven fur d
1gs: Tenderloin. 100: Magic Light. 100; /,
bert Waddell, 1874; Hardly. 1874; Tank ~
d, 119; Godfrey. 40; The Rhymer 1870: q,
126; Moor, 126; Maribert, 1872. 81