The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-31

Inc summary tBlIoWS.
First race-For three year-olds and up
ward; six furlOnGs. The RhyIner CBurns),
I to and out, won; Moor (Dart), 10 to /
and TO l, second; Gold Fox UandryJ, 4
TO l and to >, third. Time, LIS 20.
Nitrate, Obliged. and Kerry Lady also
The Rhyner was in a soft spot and won
handiiy. The Moor ran "A fine race, but
the fact of an apprentice jockey having
the mount deferred many from playing
MIN. He opened at 20 to l in the betting
and many books laid as good as TO a
place. With a better rider up he would
have given the winner an argument. Gold
Fox is a good one and had quite a follow
ing, as his stable connections thought he
would win.
Second race-For two-year-olds: four
and a half furlongs. Orla LANDRY, > to
and to ., won: Filiform walsh. to
and to >, second; Miracle II CWiIsonJ, 20
to and to !. third Time, 0:57.
Rossair and Carol D. also ran
Struggling start Carol ID running out
just as the flag dropped. 1t did not have
any bearing on the result. as Orla was
much the best and galloDed in. Rossair
got the worst of the start and ran q fair
race.
Third race-Maiden hurdle race-For
four-year-olds and upward: one mile and
half, over six hurdles.-Petrellus tCOn-
nolly), 10 l and to 3, won: Roxburg
LF'ryej, p TO and to l. second; Hope
iul Dayton, 10 to l and to l, third.
Berto Joliet, Dismay, and Miss Eliza
beth also ran.
Long delay at the post. partially caused
by the running away of Roxburg and bad
acting generally. Start good. Passing
the stand. Hopeful was in the lead with
Eerto second. and RoXburg third the rest
close up. On the back stretch Petrellus
went to the front and won by four length
RoNburg second and Hopeful third Ber-
to fourth. Joliet fifth: the rest strung out
The Nirginians hit the ring heavily on
the win of Pefrellus lie opened at 6
IN I an r,In a
Fourth race-For three ear-olds: six fur
lOngs.-Sauie 5 (SlackJ. / to 5 and out
won; Kid Cox landry, TO l and to 8.
second; Scurry CMillerJ. to and to 5,
third. Time III
Lady Eadden and Choice also ran
There was nothing To II but the favorite
Cox was best Of the others Betting
seemed to be divided as to who would
get place hOnOrs. Kid Cox had the call
on account of Landry. This is a good boy
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and I'D
ward; selling: seven Enthusiastically |
Moore tSeaton), 80 to l and 10 to l. won: |
The Rogue slack. ~ to ] and to D. |
second: Curtsey CThompsonl. Ia to / and |
6 10 !. third. fine. l. 80 2-5 |
Gertrude Elliott. Cherries. Charawind |
BY George, Back Talk, Anna Darling. and |
Start good. The first to show on the
main track was The Rogue. who took "A |
commanding lead down the backstretch.
was nipped by Charley Moore who won
by neck. The winner could not have
had much Of a following. as he closed al
30 to l. The Rogue was heavily PLAYED !
and her stable connections must have |
lost considerable on her-that Is if tho
money went on straight. She ran a good !
race. put likes a shorter route best.
Sixth race-For three ear-Olds and nm /
ward: handicap; one mile and 100 Yards
First Whip tBurnsl, to D. won: AIsik. /
Miles,. I to 10. second. Sidney Lucas |
Nandusen)' to ]. third. Time, l 81 10 |
A grand race from start to finish. Win
4 better jockey up Alsike might have |
Won. but at that First Whip is Il game
ace horse, and ran up to his best form
Vt the end IL was case Of jockev-and |
Burns unfinished Miles. Burns could
lave won on either horse. and that is
he greatest compliment that can he paid
nm Sidney Lucas ran good race, but
mo NaT |