The Washington times., 1902-08-21
Winner Is Owned by F.
R. Hitchcock and Was
Trained by Burch.
LONG ODDS GIVEN ON THE COLT
Whitechapel and Rigodon,
Of Keene's Stables, Were
the FavoriteS.
DAILY WINS OUT BY A NECK
Newly Named Horse Beats The Rival
and Another Good One - Inspector
Stevens Takes the Steeplechase-
pullman Claims a Foul.

soAlAEA lOIa, aug. ~ ne Il am III ltA
out veil over night and was in COOL
shape this afternoon, so that the racing
was first class in every way. The Grand
Union Hotel Stakes, for two-year olds,
worth $4,000. was the leading event OF
the day, and ten horses ran, the Messrs.
Keene adding Rigodon. He, with White
Chapel, ruled favorite at II to 10, but
there was a big play on Charles Ell
wood, MaXnic, and Saiimaker.
The winner ~royed to be the IL 10 l
shot, Grey Friar, who went to the
front right after the start. made all the
running, and won. ridden out. by two
lengths from Judith Campbell, vita
Whitechapel length back. Bullman.
Sailmaker's rider. made a claim Of foul.
but it was not allowed.
Winner a Good One.
Grey Friar is a gray colt, by St.
George-Una B.. and is the property of
f. r. Hitchcock. w. P. Burch trains
the colt. Today's race was his third
start, he having won his first race
easily, while in his second effort he was
unlucky He is a good looking colt of
the rough and tear sort, and bids fair
TO develop into one of the seasons best
two-year- r-olds.
Speculation on the first event was
lively, with Slipthrift the favorite, but
Belle of Lexington led all the way and
won in a drive by length from Wealth.
who was a nose before Slipthrift.
In the second event, a steeplechase
over the short course, Inspector Stew
ems. backed down from TO to IL TO
20, wen easily. Westown was the pace
maker for half the journey. then In
spector Stevens took the lead and won
by four lengths. Perion was pslled up
and Seyno fell.
Only Three Starters.
Only three took part in the fourth
race, with The Rival an odds-on favor
lite, but Daily raced head and head with
him to the far turn, where he drew
away. He tired at the end, but lasted
long enough to win by neck.
In the fifth race twelve two-year- olds
ran, with Mary McCafferty the favorite.
She was beaten by Ella Snyder, because
odom outrode Brennan at the finish.
In the closing event, boys that have
never ridden a winner had the mounts,
and San Andres was favori;e. Ros
signoi, equal second choice with Lee
King went TO the front on the far
turn and won ridden out by a length
from Mosketo.
The Summaries
First race-Highweight handicap; ali
ages; seven furlongs. Belle of Lexing.
ton, 112 SHAW. TO l, won: Wealth
III COdom). TO l. second; Slipthrift
1o7 CBurns), ) to 2, third. Time, 1926 3-5
Wyeth. Rockwater. Red Path. Bluff
Setauket. st. Finnan, St Barnaby, Hans
Wagner, Torchlight also ran.
Scratched-Moor, Barouche
Second race-Steeplechase; selling;
four -year-olds and upward; short
course Inspector Stevens. 153 Ray),
to 3. won; Filon dor, l5S CMara),
TO l, second: Victor. 135 Houlahan), %
TO !, third. Time, 4:15 80
The Able, Westown, Perion, mixer
man also ran.
Scratched - illuminate. Marylander
Somerset, Eophone. Kufa.
Third race-The Grand Union Hote
Stakes; two-year- -olds; six furlongs
Grey Friar. ia (Burns), 10 to /, won;
Judith Campbell. 122 Landry) 10 to !
second: Whitechapel. 122 SHAW, even
third. Time, 1:13.
Mamie, Charles Elwood. Aceful
Whorler, Merry Acrobat. Sailmaker
Grantsdale. Bounding Beauty also ran.
cratched-Athelroy. Tantalus Cup
LeIpsic.
Fourth race-Handicap: three-year-
olds and upward one mile and three
turlongs DAILY, 30 %. O'Connor), 4 to
!, won: The Rival. 80 (Redfern), ! to 2.
second; Janice. 92 Uackson). 3 to /,
third. Tine, SO As.
Only three starters
cratched-Huntressa
Fifth race-Selling; two-year -olds;
five and one-half furlongs. Ella sny-
der. los (odom), to l. won; Mary Nc
Cafferty. 1O5 (Brennan), to 2, second;
Dark Planet los Redfernl. to l,
third Time. 1:0s 2-5.
Tom Maybin. Claude. Amorous, John
A. Scott. Captivator. DR.. Hagyard. Glo-
rious. Sir Preston. Christine A. Warte
Nicht. Turnpike, Ancke, Wannakee also
ran.
cratched-Fullbaek, Dramatist, Lou
Use Collier. Petit Bleu.
Sixth race-Selling; three-year- olds
and upward; one mile. Jockeys that
have never ridden a winner) Rossig-
mol. "a CAnderson). ) TO !, won; Mos
keto. 9S Pollock). to 1, second; Lee
King. 1O3 81. Adams). I to l, third.
Time. 1:40 1-5.
san Andres. Loone. Blanche Herman,
Honolulu Wissendine also ran.
scratched-G. Whittier.