The evening world., 1904-04-02
Well Ridden by Green, He Gal
Iops Home in Front of Mon
trip and DalIinance by Fouc
Open Lengths.
SAIS BEATS CITY BANK
IN THE THIRD RACE.
Track Is Heavy and Holding,
and Mud Horses Are Eagerly
Sought by Decentralization
Is Perfect.
THE WINNERS
FIRST HAcE-6riarthorpe (even)
1, Springbrook 40 to y 2, Alpaca 3.

FIRST RAcE-6riarthorpe (even
1, sprinsbrook 40 to y 2, Alpaca
SECOND RAcE.-Pasadena Is &
y 1, Monamour q to 81 &, r. l
Johnston 8.
THIRD RAcE.-sals "a to 81 I
City Bank (e to 81 2, Genera
Steward 8.
FOURTH RAcE-caquela e to I
1 ,>Mammon u to 81 2, Cay 3.
FIFTH RAcE-Arrahsowan "a Il
81 I, Tom klIey (6 to y 2, octa
waha 8.
SIXTH RAcE-Tom cosan e q
y I, Montrip 90 to y 2, DaIHance 3
RACE TRACK. Bennings, April o.
Charming weather and the attraction
afforded by the Spring Hunters steeple
chase brought a large crowd out to thu
track this afternoon.
FIRST RACE.
=. SIX and a half furlongs; Columbia c9urso.
starter. weight Ss 'qssss;s;S;; ,. s. I HI. Fin. ST. r p
i s5ls5sfsS S e s 81 S;;e sslii s /: g D.!
Rass; 1sg. p Pos o'ssSS a%. 3, 5 1isS g.!
Neeburban, 9s. Cormack 9 20 !;
Asins ABBOTT ,Ss s,o ss; Miller g ii,,ss e L
Start poor. Won driving. Time-1.27 4-6.
Alpaca ~tin-canned to the frost and
made the pace to the stretch turn; foi-
OF Briarthorpe and Spring Brook,
coming strong from the rear. caught
and passed the fast uring Alpaca in
easy winner. but Phillips SGT dow and
rode a wonderful finish on Briarthorpe,
lust. landing him first Dy a b nose a II sns
final stride. Spring Brook oeat Alpaca
five lengths for the place.
SECOND RACE.
rvo-vear-o,ds: four and n half furlongs:
Columbia course. pa,,,,n
Starter. weight. Jockey. St. HI Fin str Pis;
I SSF 1$sss 1T ii Fl II, b:ss j J j i; e. Il 5s$ d j
Ellie; lot co ri 3 ,as I
b bfsner Andrew lgr io4' Conf i,Hs
Mamie March, lo4. Rom 8 8
s StAFt THl1. "pN 'oSfF So'
Pasadena seemed to relish the air and
suddenly found his speed. In his last
rnce he couldn't beat a fat man up q
hill. To-day. he waited on Dixie
pacemakers to the stretch. ran around
Them both and won going away by
lengths from Monamour who beut
4. l., Johnaton a length and half fer
the place..
THIRD RACE.
Six furiOngS.
starter; weigh, Jockey, st. Hlt. Fin. Sir Fl.
S,SS EN- ~ s!SSq n - Is I iFsI!iips /;
Start poor, Won gailopIug. Tlme-i.el s-S.
The issue was never In doubt. Sais
jumped away In front and held a win
ming lead at all stages. City Bank had
catch General Steward. The latter tired
at llle end and City Bank. bea him
five lengths for the place. Sails IA
eased up to win by a short length.
FOURTH RACE.
One mile; Columbia course.
starter, weight. Jockey. st. Hi Fin. Str, Fl.
SM% " m = 100: E Go1 Walsh. ! "a !. e 9.S
i;ssii ksi,,Sn. II sE;P;9,S'r I i j
Polk MiIer' o. ;cSeTmsckk ) ! 3 y .
: h.T of Elw ,ns y; rhiilips : ,GG 70
Start gbod. Won easily. Time-l.5l.
Manrmon made the pase followed by
Cnqueta several lengths in front of the
field. At the Jar turn Caqueta went TO
the front and won ridden out by three
from Mammon. Cay was a poor
third. Very weak riding on Mammon.
FIFTH RACE.
six furlongs.
starter. weight Jockey. St, Hi. Fin; str ii.
5G% Si'sy' 100 g. E. G'1 walsh J 8 So
90. SseI Rsnn ) y Z
Hopeful Mss, IS. Hen'sy 5 > 80 o;s
Pa star; s %; soN %on easily ,1rime-l% 49, s.s i"
A~rrahgowan a much the best. He
laid In behind the leaders until round
the stretch turn. when he went 10
the outside and breezcd by his field as
II they were tied to a fence. He won
by ten lengths from Tom Kfley, the
paccmaker. oclawaha was third.
Pickwick ran way below his form. He
had speed but soon died away.
g. sIXTH RACE =.
ssa Gsss Ss' f5s. '' Green s. rs is Fin r ~
1917, Hsider.;..G q % 10
nslllnpcs iSo; ; "a Z go a.
La Touraine. l0l, Dayton I 5 10 IL
Deep Run, 1873. season: . 5Retlsed 80 IL
i68. Mr.. Taylor I Fell D b-2
start good. Won driving. Time-5,37.
Red Hawk. Twilight and Dalianc-
Cosan. On the last trip around Dali
went to the front and made the
pace to next to the last jump, where
Red Hawk fell. On the turn Montrip
up and Joined Dalllance. and
the two raced In close order to the
where Tom Cogan closed strong
and. taking the lead at the last furlong.
won by two lengths from Montrip. who
beat Dalliancs . head