New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-29
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LITTLE WOODS'S RECORD.
WINS RACE At - TO I.
Julia ". and Nohican in Front at
Good odds.
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/ Washington. March 2S.-IIttle Woods gift
horse running I'm the coiors Of ". l. Maupin, or
Charlottesville. Va, created new record for the
4 four and half furl0ngs route over the Columbia
Coure at Bennngs to-day. The youngster, when
1 Is by Flambeau-Ragner was presented to w
Garth the trainer. by Samuel Ross. owner Of the
Columbia stable ana a steward OF the present
meeting. some time ago, and IN turn turned
over 10 Mr. MaupIn. The colt one Of ten start
ers In a selling condition sprint, and was played
/ by his owner and stable connections from 80 TO
/ to 12 t. J. He galoped the distance IN 0.51 40
which clips second from the best previous record
r. W. Waldens Albert colt. All Scarlet, second
choice in the closing quotations, the runner up
and iu the opinion OF many. would have beaten the
1 gift horse" had COrmOck drawn his whip a little
/ earlier in the contest The GouEhacre Stables
| Fergus. favorite for the race. was outfooted all
! the way.
Although the programme made up entirely
OF selling races and overnight purses. IL brought
about a number OF finishes close enough to prevent
the blood from cougeaIiuS in the veins OF the i've
! thousand patrons. Tho regulars began the week
! prosporOusy by supporting two successful favor
| ties and a number Of freely advertised good
/ things" Conspicuous in this latter class we're
/ Julia NJ the lilly for which Andrew Miller last
/ year paid $500 as a two year old and T. l. Mum
| days three-year-old Or. Macbride colt Mohcan-
/ The former beat the barrier by twenty-five
/ yards and ran away vita a selling purse at FIVE
and half furIongs. She at ten to one in the
/ betting.
Mohican was ct twenties In a mile and forty yard
race. and beat Mammon. the favorite. IN the hard
/ est fought finish Of the day. He was only frao-
| ton OF a nose TO ne good at the wire r--,s-..
threeyear-old colt Conkling, which has been racing
/ at New-OrIelus, and his Belmont cast-Of Nine
spot The former put TO II to get home in 'front.'
W G. Daiy sent his colt Clarenos to the post IN
the last race so sore he could scarcely put one foot
| lame Perry Belmont was at the track to-day. lie
l has not decided whether he viii race this year.
SUMMARIES.
! FIRST RACE selling years and over ~ furlongA
~ 81 fI
Il. Norrlssey.1 Nr : Jgrs NJ. BY Her % 4,
reet-Iroyn actns 3. 30 q g'Irna'El 10y
Athiaa C. .jPhiiPsj is II
,, A-s IL 25 %a 3, , d l and I'd s. to seddf
i5a1rei - - ard 90 l. Iliarjg loi CVceIyl 30
- am 90 % l. Na-y Ar1 g. - CaylqT iU 70 I, "a
l0l ,CaaY7eD. loo 70 end 90 70 l. Aisru = % Re,
70 ana 60 20 L. Fssrfa, p % 5S6's1l so 20 ana
40 10 r . m jp,i,,e, 2d6 10 ana co 20 l.
start good Won easily. Time. 40
! SECOND EACE-ssl.ag: 2year-olls - fur'onsH
/ ". L Saur.rs b Little W ',,ts, b, -, =,
A g. R 55af: toiIPaaa,J 15-f 81
osfeT ~ a54 70 Pss 111 % ITs y. p
10 I: BROADWAY Girl 81 Nswmanl CO 90 aHq 20 70 l.
M s'.b ss5 s5 l2 5 pr 90 ras Time o5s
THIRD RAcE-s-yeaE-oias: flrlons'
, 49,: sss 6 '''o.., = 10 3sy$ %s Il ii
BIuisb IS OI-carertyl - 20 and to l. also ran
Start good. Won easily. Time. l.i'.
r C. Gr.T 7 p D. Nns e5 ~ rS,. S. IS
TTaa sf, i,r G. To- w5iss q q
R.ash 90 aya 80 70 and 70 e . Il T ForTs
q ~ Oyaulsrly 20 70 and - TO l. Al1e A59ott q =
20 ] and 20 ? oIiaEca . l,s toy p.ani'' "a ana