The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-28
Big KILLING AT JENNINGS.
TOMMY FOSTER, At ODDS or
100 TO I, WINS EASILY.
Cash" sloan, VINO Rides the Colt, Said to
Have Cleaned Up SIS 900 Aione-Dsiy
Lands Another winner In Colonsa y
Three Fayorttes Finish I'm Front

Lands Another winner In Colonsa y
Three Fayorttes Finish In Front.
WASHINGTON, March a.-The first big
killing Of the year. as far as the Eastern turf
Is concerned. occurred In the first race at
BenniDgs to-day when A. p. Doyle y four year
old colt Tommy Foster, by Fonso--Re cess,
made q runaway OF IL and won at the general
quotation OF 100 to I. The colt was secretly
pre- pared and those who were In the know
took thousands of dollars out OF the ring
In the opening quotations the colt app AIRED
with 80 to 1 about him. but the figures room
went up to 100 to I, and In some instances
200 to I. Doyle and his friends bet $40. SIS,
$50 and s25 all over the ring and they got the
money down so quietly that no suspicion
was aroused. Cash" Sloan. brother OF the
famous Tod. had the mount and no alone
cleaned up ti5,Ooo. II is said. on the colts
victory After the race every book In the
ring paid out big wagers on the colt. Frank
McDougal lost $1,000 and Sol Lichtenstein
was said to have dropped half as much
True Blue was a hot favorite among the
platers who were asked to 70 Ave and half
furlongs. But at the post Redfern. who had
the mount. was caught In the barrier and
pulled oat Of the saddle just as Starter Cas-
sidy sent the field away. Tommy Foster was
ing him. He led from start TO finish and
won In heavy drive by a length from Eloim.
IL 10 I, WHO Dtdt SnT1Ue n nedu.
Father Bill" DAILY. as usual. put another
winner over the plate in his three-year-old
Inverness colt Colon say, who took the fourth
race. for .maidens at six furlongs. with the
liberal odds OF to | about him Pearl
Diver was a slight favorite over Cherubim
and Gesha Girl. but odom, put IL all over
landed Days colt a winner by q nose, with
Cherubim four lengths before the fayorite
The third race was run under the same
conditions as the fourth. Black Diana, the
favorite, was always in front. but was firing
some at the end She won by head from
Benduro. second choice. who took the place
In a terrific drive from Odom by a length
over Adele Harding
Although August Belmont's Orza was
again widely tipped to win the second race.
for maiden two-year-old fllies, at four. fur
longs. and was also played down TO 7 to 2,
the wise men made r. T. Miller's Abel
Trebla by .Albert-ITda. the favorite at
to and she landed the money In a romp
spre ade aging her field and fini shing six
lengths before May Holiday, 7 to l. Oriza
was third. beaten a head.
Demurrer, odds favorite. had no trouble
in winning the nth race, at seven furlongs
Redfern had him out in front from the mo-
ment the barrier was spru Dg and won cleverly
with him by three parts OF length over
Father Bilrs" nve-year-old DAILY who was
Q strong second choice,
In the last race, for platers. at q mile and
seventy yards, Lady Potentate. Z to ?, galloped
OF with the big end OF the purse being three
lengths before tlsdo. the fsvorite Red
fern rode two winners, and three favorites
won.