The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-25
ANOTHER RACE FOR BILL DAILY.
LOCkET, WIDELY TIPPED, WINS
AT JENNINGS.
Nero and Musical slipper Capture Purses
for II. r. Grinin-Pieasant Memories
Takes Two-Year.Old Event-Athelroy
Beats Bon Mot-Three Payorites Win.

MexyO anu MUSICAL slipper Capture Purses
for II. T. Grinin-Pieasant Memories
Takes Two-Year.Oid Event-AtheIroy
Beats Bon Mot-Three Favorites win.
WASHINGTON. March A.-The racing at
Bennings this afternoon was not Of the usual
class The fields were small. and SO little was
known OF public form that the betting by
the regulars was comparatively light. The
weather was clear, but the track was sticky
and holding. The crowd was not SO large
as yesterday. but there were nearly three
thousand persons on hand when the bugle
sounded.
Father Bill DAILY again showed the talent
that his stable is a formidable proposition.
Not satisfied with winning the Bennings
Handicap yesterday with Himself, the Sage
OF Hartford cut loose another winner to-day
In his Halma-Token four-year-old Locket,
a VIGOROUSLY good mud runner. II was
In the third race. for selling platers. at six
and half furlongs. that DAILY started Locket.
The colt was tipped everywhere, and the
layers never quoted better than even money
against him. handling a bunch Of coin up to
post time. There was also a good play on old
Brisk. who was backed down to twos, and
liberal support for Lord Advocate at tours.
Iocket kicked up fuss at the post. but once
away he soon cut out "A smart pace. At the
head Of the stretch he began to tire, but Odom
went to work with consummate skill and the
Halma colt won cleverly by head from
Lord Advocate. who was four lengths before
Brisk. the latter firing in the last sixteenth.
Tommy Griffin took two races. the fourth
with Mezzo. 20 to shot. and the fifth with
his Chorster FLY. Musical slipper. an odds
on fayorite. The fourth was for maidens
Iruncer was such hot tip that he was backed
down to to s. Wheeler caught the rest
running and won in drive by three parts
Of a length. The talent cashed some sub,
no trouble In defeating Imperious and Bobbi-
net in the fifth. a selling race at six furlones.
d. the Coiambia s,ables ' Beln, % bred
fly. Woodshade. By hsstings-Wood Nymph.
toll that she could not lose, lot Of money
was also placed on brightwood. reduced
from 6 70 / 70 y TO :. Redeem had Wood;
and r. c. Halls smart flly. Pleasant Mem
cries, an to ! shot, came on under n drive
end won by length and half from the
The talent made no mistake in selecting
Mrs. Frank Foster to win the fret r9 9 from
ran over the feli in The stretch. having two
stand, sharp drive to beat Anna DAILY for
s mile re forty 1SssH .ss
beat Bon Mot, the odds-on favorite. in a hot
finish. Einus, who was offleieIly, posted as
in the paddock and was scratched at the last
moment Three favorites were successful
FIRST RACE.
For Miles and mares, 8 years old and up
ward: $500 added six furlongs:
Horse and Age. WI. JOCKEY. Betting. FIN.
Mrs.frank foster,sl04 Redfern. 40 out -
a anas 6.iy. a ahsss gns 8,
Nhten, 3........... loi Richardson col lO-i
Time, /: 20 rs.
Good start: easily: Mrs. Frank Foster, oh. T..
3, by Ben Stromc-Princess Revenue: owned by
Frank Foster.
sIcoND RACE.
For maiden two-year -olds; $500 added; four fur
longs
Ho,ss and Az w. Jockey. B.nng. F!r,
woodshade. a.. .lo4. Redeem. SIS IS az
Geo r. Harrison. ,. l0<. Waterbury. 81 81 81
Calculator. 2. .......lQ7. .Wilkerson .lo-l 81
Bnghtwood. D.. go. IU. Cannon. -.l3-5 even
Ora Mckinley. b. rio4 Burns .-.. 81 81
Tine, o:S2 So: .
Poor start: won driving: Pleasant Memories,
eh. T.. ?, by Budha-Phrbe: owned by r. c. Hall.
THIRD RACE.
Selling: for three year olds and upward: $500
added allowances. SIX and half furongs:
Horse and AGE. W.. JOCKEY Betting Fin.
tocdfet, 4; IL ~ odom' '..-..eysn l-s l.
Brisk, aged .........1ll. Henderson. 81 7-io 3s
Chief Aloha, ...... 81 Richardson COL l0-l
Lady Rabbit. +...-. l02 Anderson. COL iO-i 5
Good sr,; won slssySsriy Lcc net: eh' O., By
FOURTH RACE.