The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-18
six HUNDRED MACS
FOR BENNING MEET
Best Owners and Trainers
Represented.
PRESAGES FINE RAGING
Excellent Sport Promised by Quality Of
Horses That VIII Be Seen
on Local Track.

Horses That VIII Be Seen
on Local Track.
Although the Beuuing fail race meet
ing does not begin until November Ia
: Superintendent Tom Strahan has re-
fceived applications for 512 stalls.
. Among applicants for stable room are
some Of the most prominent JurfInen OF
fAmerica, including James r. heene,
capt. g. g Brown. John E. Madden, the
fGoughacre Stables. i. r. Hitchcock j.
w. Colt, Matte Corbett, ana others.
!Others who have not yet signified theh
Intentions or racing at Benning wiil be
fhsre when the curtain rises on the frst
day.
rPres&ges Fine Meeting.
This big. early application for stable
room presaEes one OF the best, il not the
best, race meetings in the history of the
Washington Jockey Club All OF the
turfmen above mentioned have told Sec
fretary S. T. Walton. who yesterday re-
turned from a trip TO New York, that
Lthey would contest for stakes at Ben
ming.
John Z. Madden, the Wizard Of the
Turf, VIII shortly ship fifteen. including
Hattie, Whorler, COurtplast6r, Hot Sh0ts
lFNritzi Schen. Lady Black. and scare
'erow.
s Jimmy Rowe viii arrive with ten of
y. r. Keene's bread winners. The best
OF Mr.. Keene's string viii not be raced,
but the probable starters are W 10 mint,
Veto, Butcher, Augur, Israente. Won
1rOmps Fancy Dress. 6umaLrO, sinister
CotiLlon, and Nudge.
Capt. 8. 8. Brown promises eight, in
icluding Broomstick. Conjuror, Audience,
iThirty-third. Agile and others
Capt. ". S. Presgrave viii bring four
teen for the Goughacre Stables In the
lot VIII be ShoTthose. BTyn Aawr,
Spring, Delpnic, Derry, GlenaCre, Heath
erdOWu, Incense. Latnerou, E'reen5 sleen1
Stormy, Wheel and Woman.
r. T. Wilson, jr-, Tom Healey, trainer,
viii have a try az the purses with Car
.buncle. Dolly Spanker, T-iXieland, Mont
.ressonl Gamaras Belle Salvage, Sufer-
ancs, TraJan. and silverfooL
Matte Corbett. who has one of the
most useful small stables In America
snould have no trouble in picking up feed
money Tor the winter with Hurst Park
The sOuLherner. DalEsmaus COppe-la.
Dazzling, and Out OF Reach.
useful performers: Collector Jessup,
BrOoklyniJe, Sweet Alice, Dance Music
Black Cat and ButtlIug.
Gwyn Tompkins VIII be here with the
stable OF j. W. Colt. the foremost jump
ing establishment In America. and with
several horses belonging 10 Mr.. Cotton.
Stable room has already been engaged
FOR fourteen horses. but Mr. Tompkins
assured Secretary Walton on Sunday
That ne wOy- bring at least twenty
two horses. He viii have iu charge
IAvator, Headmaster, Maiden. RighrfaL
Ariaus Judith Campbell DOuEo, Harrow.
AmqT. Eophone 81. jude, Fuiminate.
Sir FOrhies. Captivat0r. Valdez, Whine
ray and Moon Daisy.
The Columbia Stables. In charge OF
Trainer 4. II. Hanna. is already AT the
track with sixteen performers. includ-
ing GrazIallO. one or the prominent
three-year-olds OF the season
w. p. and Preston Burch viii have
charge OF the horses belonging 10 Frank
r Hitchcock and others, uumberinE
thirty. In the lot are included Dande-
4ons which ran second 10 ArtfuI uu
Saturday and viii likely be fayCrire
FOR the Grand Consolation. the richest
81 Beunlug stakes.
and The number or horses they win bring
follow Robert Bradley. ~; H. IT, Grlf-
nm. a. Walter House s. John Pa1EIa. G..
" M Powers, s; Garry Butler. s. d. ~.
Gray g; Theodore Coles. e, Howard
Iabler g. George Sheuhoru. 4. Robert
Miller g, Fred Miller. g. William Garth.
Il; n Eozler Dulauey. 4. Robert Neville.
O. Redmond Brothers. u. ~ g. DAILY u.
2 i, DosWel, . Victor HDle- g. James
~. n. Hen. r" !.
LofAe-lus MACK, o. T. "a. Phillips. q
Luke IUllys g. John HylaUd. 4. Charles
Hueh-s b. DIT James Kerr. 8. Robert
eall4ch, o. Millam Aston tLalIer 3.
Stable e. Jack G1IdHb1r0uEl- hog Albert
slmonss -yi John j. MacktssaE. o. James
q H. B. ekyles, 8 John HyLes- lZi
Thomas MauuiE 15i S. TT1uUrilge lg.
Thomas Dlgney, 3, John Lamley- s. John
- Jackson. s. a. SclWarz. g. George
6erunaTcr-F luzar. q. IT, King. q. GelTe.
IruItl. - Alike Hogan .. o. Y. Dear
man. 10 r. Peters. 15.
Nearly all Of the good jockeys uou
riding iu the East viii pilot horses 20
Benuiug. Including HilaeDTaud, Redeem
shaw Lyme, M4rtlu. II. AItehaels. coch-
RAJ. ~ oIo-Ily, and the lesser lights
Already BcHuius presents a busy scene
In the mornings. for there are go1dl5
number Of horses QlarJsred there walt
ing for the opening Of the meeting
John FauSle lls uFe here now ". 81
powers. g. Theodore Coles d Howard
iableT, &. GeorEe EheI.loIn. 2: Ho1sr.
Miller 9. william Garth. l4. H. Rozle-
Dulauey. g. Robert Neville. s. Redmond
Brothers. Lzs Columbia stables. TO- and
J. Rogers 81
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