New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
SOUTH TRIMBLE AHEAD.
FIVE THINNING F1VORITES
John 4. brakes SilUer NOsed Horse
Captures Race at BenniRgS.
ley TELrGRAPa TO THE TRIBUNE.

Washington. Nov. 1s-South Trimble. who
breathes through a silver tube because Of an ac-
cident which befeH him at Saratoga last summer
vas contestant in the first race at Bennings To-
day He won after a long drive through the
stretch. from Our Nugget The victor seemed 10
he none the worse for the accident as he was
being saddied in the paddock. He was installed
not favorite in the betting to being the best
odds against his chances Of winning There were
eighteen other contestants and the second choice
in the betting Brigadier. with Hoar up al :
to /. At post time South Trimbe was TO 10 70
win and to for place. while TO l 10 win Cou4u
be had on Brgadier South Trimble got away none
too we'll At the slghth pole. however. he was sec
ond. with Our Nugget a length in the lead King
B. 90 to shot with Miles up was third nail
a length back. For some moments 1t looked as II
King B. would be a contender at the hnlsh' Dut al
the three-quarter pole he outfooted. Drarnatlst
taking third place. Al the finish South Trimble
was d length and half ahead Of Our Nugget, who
was a similar distance in front Of Dramatist.
It had been expected that the feature Of the card
would De the Dixie Stakes. at one and three-quaT-
ter miles for three-year- with $50 Soqeo
All The entries. except tatneI Dill Daly oIoJeal,
say and IUyria were NlthoTa~I 50 Not'4t sc.
walked orer the course, and thereby secured nrst
Favorftes were successful in every contest ex-
cept the third a stceplechase for tree,y ear
SeIF miles The race AFFORDED considerable excite
MT seven horses started and only three finished,
over the course. Among them was Kelley, who
was riding the favoTite, Billy RAY VINO iopked 1, d
where he lost lis rider Conover was also sIrongiy
played but threw his rider at the second huruIe
en- Cum Honey and Cheval dor were also well
liked bv the hettors. but were first 10 De put out
Of The running through Jackson and Naughrto29
-7-r CheyaI dor led the race when he lost his
mount ard Naughton had marrow escape iroi m
being rramDled by two or the noTSes b,dth
Death was run close last until the asst haIt
mile when Nara let him out and won handily.
More than thousand persons Were. pIesSIli-
The track was stil deep in mud. IL II haa pee,
dry and fast ali the conditions would nave bee'l
most favorable for an enjoyable racing day as the
skies were bright and The air Dalny anu eA-
hiiarating. The summaries:
E,-s- race Chree-year-ods upward seven fuTIong,
Columns -1s-scl-South Trnhic lib 90 NeiD 70 .
and to our Nugget 100 ADAMS 70 !. an
Time 10 Ia nan nd Niusiriere Blue Victor Captain
Battle Harrison Mady Love and Faranlass also ran
Second maiden tTo-year-olds; nVe IT,
una Ice tFIoar IS and to / second IansnIogue
iC6 Eedfern) 10 third me 20 11,eys and
ri-5 race ,seepechase. three yearolds and Upward
S az ~ s1S = % Won Manian- 1856 (sa1eID. TO
and % / second. Peron 156 C3ernhartD, 90 10 tnl
Hq Tr, F e Dixie three year dds one and three
Fifth race Ctour-yearolds and upward: one mis ana
to and out won Zas'erTra ~ vTsltf1 % 70 i
third Time. 1:452s. Cornwall Himself and F'AOah'a 0-
Sixth race oandiosp: threeyearolds and upward; one
10 and or won: Lord Badge. 113 CAdannsl. II % o
and out second: stolen Moments IFS de souEa) 70
! / third Time. 1898.
Seventh race Cthree years and upward mile; Coiunn
bis C01rse-wild Pirate es &c Walsh, % and ou-
won: April Shower. Jos N Booker) to ana 70 O.
second: Elsie L lo3 tRedfern). 10 / lriu I'"''
1929. Monograph also ran