The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-11
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tual (Fitzgerald). so to 1 and to l, third
| Time, 1:23.
Moor. Tony Licalzi. and Boney Boy also
| ran.
! all the way winning by length and u
| half The surprise of the race was the
| finish of Punctual. who at the long odds
| of 80 to | against him. beat out Moor
| and landed third. He ran a cracking good
race. Dart put up very weak ride on
| Moor. and was called into the judges
| stand for an explanation.
Second raee-For maiden two-year-olds;
four furlongs-Rona DarD, to l and
to 5. won; Frivol MILLER. to / and to
| 5, second; Astery slack, to and out,
third. Time, $50.
Tea Varre and The Stewardess also ran.
Start good for all but Praline. who was
left at the post. The race was practically
a two-horse affair, Roma and Frivol fight
ing II out to the end. Roma won by
length, Frivo second. The latter got a
very bad ride. With a better boy up
would have won. Astery ran her race at
the post.
Third race-Handicap steeplechase;;- for
four-year-olds and upward: two miles and
half.-Lady Dainty MARA. Z to > and
out, won: Breach of Promise Daytonl. u
to and to l. second; Trillion CBraziQ. 1
to and out, third. Time, 5:2i.
Mazo and Prince Midas also ran.
A grand race all through. Lady Dainty
WAS best, but had to be hustled to beat
Breach of Promise. Mazo tired, and Bra
II.
third in the last few jumps. Prince Midas
fell at the Liverpool on the last time
around His jockey escaped injury
Fourth race-For four-year-olds and up
ward; five furlongs.-Brtsk DALE, 10 to
and to /. won: Sylvan Dell (Dart), 10 to
l and to l. second: Give and Take
Niles, 10 to and to l, third Time,
lO3.
Back Talk. Gwynne. Passaic, Toluca.
Golden c., Midnight Chimes, Prince
Plausible. and Thermos also ran, finish
ing in the order named.
Start fair. Brisk, got a shade the best
of it, and was quickest on his feet. He
got to the front before they had gone
hundred yards. and stayed there to the
end. winning handily by three lengths.
Sylvan Dell second by a neck. Give and
Take third by a head from Back Talk,
who finished fourth, Gwynne fifth, three
lengths away, and the rest strung out.
Brisk was at the false price of 10 to l.
He was the best and should have been
the favorite.
Fifth race-For three-year-oIds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs. Imperial
list CBurns). 10 to l and to l, won; Scurry
CWilkerson). even and out, second; Prosit
pBrennan), to l and even, third. Time,
/: 80 3-5.
Gold Fox also ran.
Start fair. Coming out of the chute on
the main track the order was Gold Fox,
Imperialist. Prosit. with Scarry last
This was the order to the turn for home:
where Scurry overhauled his field and
stretch Gold Fox fell back, giving way to
Imperialist, who came on and won by
five lengths, Scurry second. Gold Fox
pulled up bleeding.
Sixth race-Handicap for four-year-
oIds and upward; one mile and fifty yards.
First Whip (BurnS), to l and to ., won;
Alsike (Brennan). to and to 5, second:
Althea CWilkerson, to 1 and even,
third. Time, IA.
Decanter also ran.
Start good. Alsike went out to do the
running. the rest close up. Alsike led TO
within 100 yards of the wire. when he was
Joined by First Whip. and it was fight
ing finish to the wire. Whip getting the
verdict by q short neck. The time, la,
establishes new record for the track.
Burns rode a grand race on the winner
and had game horse under him.