Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-31
Racing Yesterday Afternoon.

The following is a summary of yester-
days cling after The Stars report closed:
Second, half mile-Termagant. 90. Hack,
to l. won; WooGshade. s to > and to 5,
second; May Holiday. 90, Cannon, to /,
third. Time. ii. Hoofbeat. Echinate,
Calyx, Transmigration, Ora Mckinney,
SWIFT and Berry Waddell also ran.
Third, four and half furlongs-Graziallo,
1l2, Redfern. to ). won; Circulator 102,
WIlkerson, to 1, and even. second: Spring,
1O2 Hack, : to ) and out. third. Time, 80.
Braceville also ran.
Fourth six and a half furIongs-Mrs.
Frank Foster, 101. Redfern, l to 4, won;
Musical Slipper, 1o1, Wikerson, to 1 and
third. Time. %. Black Diana also ran.
Fifth, seven furlongs-Daly, 112, T.
Burns, to l. won; Examiner. 96, Hack.
10 to and to l. second; Yellow Tail, 122
Waterbury, even. third. Time, 1.31. Wag-
ram and Red Damsel also ran.
Sixth. mile and sixty yards-Meistersin-
ger. los. Henderson. - to 1. won; Benchert
l0d Hack, to l and even. second: Mod
orator. 10j Hicks. to l, third. Time 1 80
San Andres st. Sever. Rough Rider. Dark
Planet and Wheeler B. also ran.
Marshal Neil Shot.
Marshal Neil in the stable Of Alder, ST.
mons was so sick with lung fever that 1t
was decided to shoot him last night to end
his sufferings. This is the second horse
shipped here from New Orleans that had to
be destroyed on account of catarrhal fever
Grey Frar has almost recovered from his
sick spell. and Trainer Burch now believes
that ne will soon be himself again. One of
the two-year-olds is still coughing but the
others in the stable are in good health
again. There is a great deal Of coughing
among the horses stabbed at the track. 1t
has now broken out in Billy divers stable
an. some OF yesterdays starters were also
all cted.
nv, iei, ID
terGay fer the first time since the course
anG its equipment have been rebuilt Mr.
Appleby was the guest OF honor in the club
house, and was warmly greeted by the
members and officers of the Washington
Jockey Club. He was much surprised to
see such n complete and perfectly equipped
racing plant. and although his first trip
was made at a very bad time he was I'M
mcnsey pleased with the racing and it's
environments. II think the Washington
Jockey Club cannot be too highly COM
mended for giving the capital Of the nation
SUI d complete and nice little racing
p'art, he said. Il shall stay here several
6ays, and With an Improvement IL the
weather look TO see some excellent racing.
and cannot speak too highly Of the condi-
tions here
Considerable interest was manifested in
the running Of the Montgomery handica D
at Memphis yesterday. report was cir
culated before the fifth race that Witfull
had won. but 1t was not until after the clos
ing race that II was learned that John w
Schorr's Ordnung was the winner with the
much vaunted McChesney among the also
rams Just after the finish of the closing
race crowd gathered around the telegraph
office. and 1t was announced that the horses
were at the post for the Montgomery The
race was called by quarters. and there was
an exclamation OF disgust when the an
nouncement OF the finish came and the
name of McChesney had not even received
honorable mention.
Days Performance
Just before the Daily horses left Grave
send for Benning. Father Bill put price
of 5000 on his horse Daily, and every one
wondered what the son of Owas-Utility
bad shown to warrant such a price. He had
worked fast but the woud-be purchaser
CID not purchase, and Daily remained with
fhe rest of the string. Yesterday he ran a
race and won when many another stout
hearted horse would have weakened. DAILY
was on last In the fifth race. and before a
Iurlong had been run was a half dozen
lengths out of 1t. Burns. who had the
mount. stuck to the rail. and saved ground