The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-12
JENNINGS FEATURES
ARE JUMPING RACES
Joe Letter IL Awarded First Money In
Southern steeplechase.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April I1-At
Jennings today interest conferred in the
jumping races, a hurdle race at a mile and
three quarters, and the Southern steeple-
chase, at two miles In the first Gibson
Light, the favortte, with Mar up. fen at
the last lump. but neither jockey nor horse
was seriously injured.
Ben Battle took the race with Alma
Gill close second. In the Southern stee-
pIechase Joe Letter was made the ia
FORTE. Twilight ran away before the
race, but finally was subdued and was
awarded second money. Montrep's chances
were spoiled. as he fell at the first jump
Jacobel went down at the fifth jump.
but in neither instances were jockeys or
norseS injured. In a driving finish Charles
- MaIley beat out Joe Letter, but was
dlsquahf1ed for foultng the latter in the
/. stretcn- Letter was awarded first money,
twilight second and Katorama third
Jockeys Henderson and WilkersOn were
set down for the remainder OF the meet
ing by Starter Cassidy for disobedience
at the post in the fourth race.
Summarize
First race, hurdle handicap. mile and
Battle. 1875. Donahue, 3 to ,. won; Alma
Girl, 13Ss Fmnigan, to ,, second; J. A.
VA WaRrnSer lS4; larson u to L third Time.
son Light fell
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
contentious, 107 Redfern. l to 2. won;
Ninepins, 104. Damon. to l, second ;
Iermagant, 107, Hack, to l, third.
Time, OBS 2-5. st. Roche. Oriza, Tin Can
ana Pleasant Memories also ran.
Third race, Southern steepIechase, tbout
two miles, gentlemen riders-Joe Letter
l13. Mr.. Kerr, to l, won; Twilight, 15S
Mr.. Ferguson, 20 to l, third. Time, 4:26.
Charles O'MaIley. Montrep and Jacobet
also ran. O'Malley finished first, but was
disqualified for fouling.
Fourth race, six furIongs-Shrine, SO,
3 to g.. second; Merrinent, III, T. Burns,
10 to 1, third. Time. TIA. LORNA also
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Drop O. Rye,
S ~, Redfern, 70 l: won; BENEFIT, 190,
Happy Cross, Lady Wetback, Flo Russell.
Garth. John Nevin, Cares Ne, Loravale
also ran.
dred yardsIPagea9t. 50. Nei, 5 to 2,
won; Merrymaker, 10, Redeem, Is to 5,
second; Benckart. 113, Cannon, to 5,
Athan and Mark Cheek also ran
Entries for Monday.
First race, selling, mile and a half
PB 5f6s 1St t tady RadP2F 436 Hs5sn
140; Alma Girl, 1888
Second race. FIVE and half furlongs-
100; Musical Slipper, Pride Of Galore,
Getsha Girl, SO; Eloim, 167; Show Girl, 50;
True Blue. Directunl, 106; King Boy, 10;
Planta genet, 81; Midnight Chimes, 162.
Third race, selling, seven furiongs -
Duncan. 102; CalyX, Ora, Mckinney. SO;
Pleasant Memories, los; st. Roche, 104;
Sir Christian "a.
Fourth race, selling. steepIechase, two
and half miles-Walter CIeary, ISL; Ari-
US. 15S; Kalorama, 146; Lady Woodlands,
145; Gum Honor, Gum Bay, 1877.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Lucky Day,
Jerry, Benduro, Wheeler B, Ill; Sapere,
Trapezist, F'urnatus, los; Cherubim, Mexo.
John NaEin Othin Orduayfte, Jog: Drop
o Rye. 1913.
Sixth race, five furIongs-Mowich Blue,
Victoria, FIuke, Gwynne 107; Mollie PeY-
ton, Flara, Wetback, BaSsyotne, 195; Al
sike. 1872; Bijou, 100.
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards
Sardelle, 102; McWIliams. III; Orontos,
116; Flying Buttress. 108; AtheIroy. 10;
Circus, 100; Bar le due, So; Apprentice