New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
BRADLEY'S THREE RACES.
WON By ALOHA'S SONS.
Peter Paul, General Ste7Card and
Allen AUOn IN Front.
icy rELEaaAPH no THE TRIBUNE. !

Washington. March 30.-With Peter Paul. General
Steward and The youngster Allen Avon. each a
OF his old horse Aloha, Father Bradley, the
veteran Virginia tIrfman. won three OF the six
races at Benninss to-day. Zach Of his performers
lucrative price in the speculation. and
the only thing that prevented Bradley from win
ming a comfortable fortune the fact that he
limited his wasers to SO On each OF his starters.
Allen Avon. with Wonderly up started the Brad
ley bail rolling by showing FIgree. MOdredlaw
and Only one the shortest way the Judges
four and One-half furongs scramble. he gallcped
made by Little Woods the day, BY tSo-1fths
quoted against any Of the four starters. lie made
. runaway affair Of the race. and beat F1igree. the
fayOrIte, Dy four lengths.
In the Potomac purse. FOR three-ytar-olds. at
three-quarters OF 4 mile the Columbia Course.
Peter Paul won in a hardly fought finish from
COnklng, the favorite, who came fast 1T tns
end that he surely would have won in another
jump. Peter Paul was third choice TO Conkins
and SpTi2E AMI closed az 70 p Spring had ATTY
General Steward just managed 70 get his nose
ana Sweet Jane, VINO had been the pacernakers
through the stretch The race for maldenS
have been declared dead heat between Mammon
Tribes Hin. winner OF a handicap for the older
division Of horses at mile and one hundred yards
was the only successful fayorite. Shaw rode two
winners. In the thud race, Tom Kiley, ridden by
exercise BOY named DrOlette. fell, and the boy
finished second. in the cvlor5 OF Andrew Miller
her Old owner Fusuan. backed from 70 to 2.
No steps were taken By the International Reform
and the speculation went On as asaai An sere
deserter from tbs United States Army was ar
rested on the grounds by government offcers
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES years and over. turlouEE
ST s'''i7 +
W; c, Daiy.s eh, c. Tomeoa. BY Ksadsr--
T No. !: ss,r. ID Il =
Payne A. lis Gledfernl 70 5 ana to s. also ran
Start good. Won sa-oplug Time. t1sb.
SECOND RACD-z-yesr-olis "a fgrlongs.
~. z.
M5d l1si 1.O i5 5a6 S5s - "a
star. y r,S 9' W lI9 .55l; a' . 70 end even also m
THIRD RAcE.-sellins; years a1t over; 81 r1rl7ngs
1890 sa0'e rsT 81 'an II MAJ
Mona A. 60 ia 5s5S g -
EI2tm = lo' C5gra.). 10 to ana to l. Andrattas g
" tCorHacAl. o % and ? 90 1; TyDhon.c. 4. 1J7
90 to ana to l. a6sI Tr.5a s. % ieearsTtyS g
20 ,s 10 ana I, 10 a,i Mais5 x fr = 4, a1. 20
and 10 % l. also raa Start poor Won driving Tina
FOURTH RACE-THs POTOMAC. s-year-oits. fur
Ms r B-ae,ey,. sr Peter Paul by
sIfiHs 'taeCue LS-S -
D! s. , Jgveps los SccT|ae1 - 70 and to .at
poor. won driving Tins lies
FIFTH RAcB-Naiaens. years and over; tu-lonss.
Ai Sy Aoh hlaefz' sasr. atS'i sa s''ari
u.nror o. di;g9;lss5.o55 III a
Sweet Jane. a CCornlacE) 81 s.
Bowler 81 Cyace Is % I sn4 9 20 I: May HolIaIav
% tMcCafsry), 10 70 and to l. Worry, 102 CIichaes
ss 90 70 n b2 ca I e. s. g .rs e u,
20 !; Mr. Churchil. 1O4 CFseifernl. to 1 ard
Pipe Ito CThomPs0rJ. g3 (Ffsuier-
Is 70 and % 1. ard Chsretts 1uO t2oansllD.
100 20 ana 80 to l. also start fair. Won drving
Time. 1.223s
SIXTH RACE-Handieap; years and over; 1 uIs snI
20 yards.
", X MdSIeys b B. Tribes I'LL BY
CiFord-tTarpga- .. Ill., l-nlysi I -
G fs5f7'i B2. s. n i5t.::::l, l5Ss25..; -
Esh!cA. 113 CCochranl. 1 ard % Circus. 10
CMcCus % and 70 I; Lord Advorate 90 CO. 3rtenl
10 and 70 I, and Lord Melbourne. IL tOipraul.
1 and TO 8. Start good Won triy