Evening star., 1900-11-27
Four Favorites Again Show in Front
at Benning Yesterday.
BAD WEATHER HURT ATTENDANCE
What It Cost to See the Yale
Harvard Game Last Saturday.
WE BON N r SCR A P

For the fifth time in the eight days of the
| meeting four favorites won yesterday in
the six races run at the Benning track
the remaining two going to outsiders,
Randy and Dandy Boy, each at 10 to 1.
The threatening weather somewhat reduced
the attendance, yet the crowd was far from
small, and speculation was again very
heavy. The track slow and holding.
Randy took the first race by a neck. Bev-
erage second, three lengths in front Of Nor
delmo The favorite, Automaton, al to 3,
beat VelaSquez easily by two lengths in
the second. Timothy Foley four lengths
| back. In the third another outsider, Dandy
Boy, at 10 to 1, was successful. being a
head better than Isaac Hopper he a little
in front of Albert Enrght. The fourth
| race resulted in an exceedingly close finish
between Quite Right and San Luis, the
former winning by narrow margin, Amo-
rita third. Sack, on San Luis filed claim
of foul against the winner. but il was not
allowed. Mcleod of Dare had no trouble
in winning the fifth race. beating Beau
Ideal length and half, he four in front
of Charles Estes. In the last race Car
buncle and First Whip raced neck and
neck to the last sixteenth, when the former
forged ahead, winning by two lengths, AL
sike three lengths back.
Little Wash rode three winners, but was
| fined so for misbehavior at the post, while
Walters was suspended for three days.
Thanksgiving day there will be seven
mile and a half. The Washington cup race,
at two miles and a quarter, will atso be
run that day. and a hunters steeplechase.
at three and one-half miles.
Summary.
First race. selling; seven furlongs-Randy
81 (G. Thompson). 10 to 1, won; Beverage
"a Oh. Michaels), 5 to l and to 5, second; !;
Mordeimo, 100 Brennan), to 1. third
Time, 1.34. Elsie Skip, Uncle Josh, Tender
loin, Federalist and Sportive also ran.
Second race ma den two-year-ods; five
Walsh), 4 to 5, won; VelasqueZ 107 (Mc-
Cue, to l and to S, second; Timothy
Foley, 10 Rutter, to /, third Time,
lib ID Fresnal. Arverne, Craven, Rubens
and Dame also ran. VelasqueZ and Rubens
were coupled in betting.
Third race maiden two-year-olds; five and
one-half furlongs-Dandy Boy, 10 Ct.
Wa-sh), 10 to l, won; Isaac Hopper 40
CWalters), 10 to l and 4 to 1, second Albert
Enright, 107 (Seaton). 10 to /. third. Time,
1.13 Handvice, Infallible, Far Sight. Pro-
tege, Hollow Wood, Spoil Sport and Pan
also rSS
Four,A race selling; two-year-olds; SIX
furlongs-Quite Right, 80 Oh. Michaels),
to 3, won; San Luis. ~ q. Slack, to
and to 2. second; Amorita, - (Bookerl,
to 2. third Time, 1895. Ruth Park
anu he bTOtIeT also ran.
Fifth race, selling; and one-tenth
mies-McLeod of Dare, 100 CT. Walsh).
to ). won Beau Ideal, 106 (Burns), 3 to
and to >. second; Charles Estes, 1oi wal
ters). 10 to 1, third. Time, 1.54 4-5. Judge
Magee, Magic Light, Holdup, Leon t'ergu-
son and NJ iss Mitchell also ran.
Sixth race. handicap; one and three-six-
teenths miles-Carbuncle, l03 (McCuc).
to .. won: First Whip. 10 Ct. Burns). > to
1 and to 5. second; Als.ke. % Brennan),
to 1, third. Time, 2.O7. Rochester also
ran.