The Washington times., 1902-03-29
THE SUMMARIES,
The summaries follow;

bt ltS lOllOW.
First race-For three year olds and up
ward; selling five and one-half furlong.
Elizabeth Moan tRookcr), to and t
3, won; Cormorant (Odom). 4 to l and
to 5. second; Gwynne (wonderly), S to
and TO ]. third. Time. Iii.
Ninonia, Imperialist, Albert Enright
| Frivol, and Flo Russell also ran, finish
ing in the order named. Thad. Rightaway
Leslie Bruce, Mistress, Tax Man, Aiack
Termless, Obliged, Happy, and ROM
! scratched
The start was fair The favorite quick.
] ly shot to the front and was never head.
ed. The distance suited her exactly. Cor
morant was best of the others, and ran
d pahg-up race. The going suited
Gwynne, and he had no excuses.
Second race-Maiden filIies; two years
old; four furlongs. Blue Delft IT. Burnsl
9 to 20 and out. won; Mda (Blakel. 7 10 !
and to l. second; Mexicanna (Booker,
20 TO and 6 to I, third. Time, 0:52.
Allie Violet. Adele Harding, and Mary
Miiden also ran. Frock and FriIIs
scratched.
1t was poor start. For the first part
OF the race it looked as if the favorite
would be beaten. but in the run home
Burns got her in frcnt, and in 4 driving
finish won by half length The winner
was played by the talent as if It was all
over. Mda ran good race, finishing four
lengths in front of Mexicanna, who got
the best Of the start. Allie Violet. the
Bradley entry, opened at 20 to ! and was
played down to to at close. The best
she could do was finish fourth
Third race-Mares: three years old and
upward: six furlongs. Early Eve CWon-
derly), to and to 5, won; Red Dam
sci 1T. Burnsl. TO and out. second;
Princess Otille COdom), u to / and I to 5,
third. Time. lis.
Only three starters. Donna Honora
scratched.
The start was good. Early Eve proved
the best as the race was run. Burns laid
out of 1t too far with Red Damsel. and
while the latter came fast in the stretch,
could not get up. At present it's extreme
~ doubtful II she can beat Early Eve
Princess Otille was never a contender.
Fourth race--For maiden three-year-
olds; six furlongs. Justice Booker,
to and to >, won; Odds and Ends
CMilesl. to l and to /, second: High
Carnival tHenderson). to l and I TO 5,
third. Time 1:19 2-5.
Foxey Curley. Gayhilda. Buck Lodge
The Bandit, Sunny Port, and Ed Flourpoy
also ran, finishing in the order named
Honora, Silver Trinket.
This was another good start Justice,
played for a real good thing, went to the
front on call, and won eased up by six
open lengths. The opening price was 3
to l, closing at S to 5. Odds and Ends.
from the DAILY stable, was the best of
the others. Rather common lot They
were badly strung along in the stretch
Fifth race-For three year olds and up
ward; seven furlongs. Charley Moore IT
Rurns), II to 20 and out. won: Caithness
tShea), to ! and even second; Lac
tbice), 80 10 ! and 10 to /, third. Time,
l:31.
Jack McGinn, swamplands, and Ginki
also ran. Scratched-Flara, Rightaway,
and illuminate.
Coming out of the chute Caithness and
Charley Moore were first to show. They
ran neck and neck into the stretch, when
Moore. well ridden by Burns. took
he lead and held 1t 10 the finish, winning
" length and a half. Caithness twelve
engths in front of Lac Swamplands, |
played from 10 to / to . to g ran a bad !
ace, ana was never a contender. Lac |
ame fast through the stretch.
Sixth race-For three year-o olds and up !
ward; selling; one mile and seventy yards. |
I'll Saints IT. Burnsl. II to 10 and out. !
won; Lou Rey (Odom), to and to 5,
econd; Farrell (Booker), to ! and even,
bird. Time, 1:52 l-5.
Cherished also ran. Scratched-Fonso-
uca and Rendezvous.
The start was good. All Saints won all |
he way, finishing in front by four
engths. II was practically a two-horse
ace, between All Saints and Lou Rey,
he other two not considered as having |
chance. Lou Rey ran a good. honest |
ace, but could not give the weight.