The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-10

Light tMiles), 10 to and to 3. second: .
Nitrate slack, to 1 and 4 to 5. third.
Time, III
Momentum, James ]. Corbett. Aminte.
and The Tramp also ran.
start good. At the fall of the flag
Tramp, as usual started out to do the
running, and led for the first quarter but
u was only flash in the pan. Waddell
went TO the front on call and won, going
away from his field at every stride Ii
was only an exercise gallop for him
Magic Light was easily seccad and Nj
irate third. with the rest outclassed
second race-For tvo-year-olds: four
tur .ongs.-Atheola uandry), to 5 and
t9 q won: l.sracor- (Wonderly), 4 to and
- o, second; Sister Juliet Or. Burns),
> and to 2, third. Time 0:50-3-5
en- Hymns, All About. and Warm Time
so ran.
Start fair. Atheola and Laracor led all
che way and finished one. two The others
were never coItenders. Laraeor looked to
be the best, and could have won with a
stronger rider. Atheola and Laracor are
trained In the same stable-the Cough
Third race-Maiden hurdle; for four
year-olds and upward; one and one-half
miles. Charawind (Monahan) to and
out, won; RoSburgh F'ryel, to and
: to /, second; Connover PENN, " TO |
and to l. third. Time, 2:55.
Earn. Hopeful, The Burlington Route
buckeye Bob, Jim Blackburn. Manlius.
and Berto also ran. and finished in the
order named.
Start fair 1t WAS hot race from the
tan OF the flag. Charawind was much the
best and won easily at the end. Rox-
burgh was easily the best of the others
Earn ran good race and viii do TO
watch in this kind of company. Berto
fell at the last hurdle His Jockey es-
capped with slight injuries.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds: sell
ing; seven furlongs. The Rogue (Slack).
to and out. won; Kings Favorite
tWilkerson), to and even. second;
Curtsey Cfhompson), to and out, third.
Only three starters. Good start and
good race. Kings Favorite led all the
way and with a stronger rider might have
won. 1t looked as II Slack outrode WIKI
erson.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; five furlongs. Revonah LANDRY,
70 and even. won; Gertrude Elliott
tWilkersonl. to and even. second;
Midnight Chimes dale, to and TO l,
third. Time l:e3 2-5.
Glad Hand, Toluca, and Mrs Daniel
also ran.
but seemed to have no speed and fell
back beaten before a quarter was run.
The race dwindled down to a duel be-
tween Revonah and Glad Hand with FL
lott close up. Glad Hand quit in the
stretch as If a trifie short and Revonah
coming on won by two lengths. Elliott
was second and Midnight Chimes third.
Toiuca was heavily played and was a
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and fifty yards.
Alard (Seaton), to 1 and to /, won;
Robert Metcalfe Miller, 40 to ! and 10
to l. second: kirkwood LANDRY, 5 to 1
and even. third. Time. AS 2-5
Beau Ideal. Cherished, Monmouth Boy,
Ginld, Charles Estes, Island Prince,
Thermos, Tony Licalzi, Elsie Skip. and
Handvice also ran.
Start very good Alard. with great
pull in the weights, was much the best.
He opened at 80 to /. which was a false
price. He was well played by his stable
connections and it is thought the books
lost heavily to the race. Robert Met
calfe was also a long shot at 10 10 / and
finished second, coming out of the clouds.