The Washington times., 1902-04-01

SOM. to 1 and to 5. third. Time.
1:04 As.
Belle of Milford Donna Honora. Roma,
Obliged also ran and finished as named.
| Scratched-The Rogue.
Alpaca, the choice of the talent, was
| heavily played, opening at s to and clos
ing at to 5. She justified the confidence
OF her hackers and. although getting the
worst of the start and position. won eased
up by length and a half. Donna Honora
looked promising for part of the route
| but backed up in the stretch. Happy ran
| a good race. and will do the next time
out The start was a good cne.
Second race-Maiden fillies and geld
ings; two year-olds; four furIongs. Rose
tint &c. Thompson), 3 to 1 and even. won:
Squid (Wonderly), to 1 and to 3. sec
ond; Springbrook tBooker). to 1 and 2
to l. third. Time. 0:51 2-5.
Mystic Belle, Weirdsome, Enhance and
Miraculous also ran. Scratched-Mary Mil
den.
The start was fair. Mystic Belle start
ed out to do the running, leading for
three -eighths. Daily made too much use
of his mount and she tired in the run
home. Rosetint came fast at the end
and won cleverly by length, two lengths
between second and third. Squid ran
good race and was the best of the others
chase: four -year-olds and upward; about
two and one-half miles. Arius (Carcon).
Z to 10 and out. won; Handvice .tDono-
hue), 9 to and to 5, second: Silent
Friend (Mr Harris) 10 to l and to /,
third Time. 5:45.
Klondyke Dosh) also ran. Champion
was scratched.
From a spectacular point the race was
a good one, all clean jumpers taking the
fay, frrn DO All, t0-n11
den, went to the front when ready. He
is splendid jumper and looks as if he
would improve. Handvice is fast on the
fiat. Silent Friend ran a good race.
Fourth race-Steeplechase handicap for
hunters; four-year- -olds and upward;
about two and one-half miles liverpool
jump eliminated). Hari-Kari (Mr. J. V.
n. Philips. 10 to 1 and 4 TO /. won; Mas
terpiece (Mr. Huidekoper), s to l and 3 to
l. second; Royal Stag tMr. P. Evans, to
l and even. third. Time, 7:17.
lie Moon. Twilight, The Hawk, and
Rooster also ran. The last three did not
finish.
The race was a chapter of accidents.
Could Mr.. Kerr have sat on lie Moon he
would have won, as he was clearly the
best. All were so tired at the finish that
they were staggering. 1t was an inter-
esting race to look at and the patrons in
the grandstand were evidently amused.
Fifth race-For three-year- -olds; six
and one-half furlongs. Essene tShea),
to and to .. won: Locket tWonderly),
to ) and to ), second: Meistersinger
Henderson,, 8 to / and even. third. Time
1:25 2-5
Start was good. Locket ran in front to
the head of the stretch, and looked all
over a winner. In the turn for home
Essene went to the front and was never
headed, winning handily by length.
Locket was best of the others; was heav-
lily played, opening at to /, closing at
s to }.
Sixth race-For two-year-olds; selling;
four and onehalf furlongs. Blue and
Orange (Wonderly), 13 to 20 and out, won;
Julia Lyston &c. thompson. to and
TO 5, second: Tribesman Landry), to
and even, third. Time, 0:5s 2-5.
Charlotte Newman and Juggernaut also
ran.
Blue and Orange, a good colt, made
show OF his field, and won by five open
lengths. Julia Lyston ran a fair race, but
does not class with the winner.
Seventh race-For three-year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile and sixty yards.
Lamp OI.ee IT. Burnst, to l and to ..
won; All Saints (Wonderly), to ) and
to 5, second: Fonsoluca 81. Daly). TO
and to /. third. Time, 81 %.
Lou Rey. Handicapper. and Hampshire
also ran, and finished as named. Scratch
ed-Philma Paxton.
This was the best race OF the day, with
the best horse winning at the end Burns
rode a grand race, keeping his mount in
good striking position to the run for
home, where he came away with ease and
won by length and a half All Saints
ran a good race and finished second a
length in front of FOnsoluca. Lamp OLee
is good just now. and will be a hard horse
to beat at this meeting.