Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
REMAINING EVENTS BROUGHT
OUT ORDINARY HORSES.
Winners of the Day-Incidents of the
Paddock-Entries for To-
morrow-NoteS.


proposition it was nil.
Three of the races were for maidens, ana
the only remaining event, a six and a mar
furlong dash, brought out horses of only
ordinary quality The track continued fast
Following were the scratches bulletined
at 100 pm: In the first Kilogram. Sentry.
Cottage Maid. Midnight Chimes, Weird
some Tithonic Panique and King Albert.
In the second, Hawtry and Maggie Stroup.
In the third, Parson Kelly and Follow On.
In the sixth, Maggie Stroup.
First Race.
First race. for three-year-olds and up;
six and one-half furlongs-
Straight Place.
Shady Lad. Observation-Disclosures.
Arsenal
Allorten ....-..-.... ~
Lord Advocate. Show Girl. yincennes.
Blue and Orange, Delmarch. Satfrist. ROCK
land, Grecian Maid, Raglan, Bob Murphy
and Signet Ring also ran Start good; won
driving. Time. 1 81 As.
Second Race.
Second race, for maiden two-year-olds.
five furlongs-Massa, 40 to 1 and IL to 1,
won; Critical, to and 1 to 3, second;
Little Buttercup, Az to and to 5. third.
Bob Mossom. Raceaway. Dance Music,
Festoon, Limerick, Garment. The Seer,
Julia c., Nevada, Bedelia, Lady Evaline.
Haskell also Start fair; won handily.
Time. l.02 2-5.
Third Race.
Third race the Junior steeplechase, about
two miles-Sunshine After Rain, to 1 and
even, won; Vestment, to 3 and out sec
ond; knight of Elway, 20 to and to 1.
third. My Grace. Game Cock and Perchance
also ran Star good; won driving. Time,
4O4
Tomorrow's Entries.
The following are the entries for We'd
nesday. November %:
First race. handicap. two-year-old. six
furlongs. Columbia course-Darkle. 49,
Blue Coat. 10; Keonsigin Luise. 100; Foxy.
101: Amber Jack 1O5: Novena. 100; Belle
Salvage. %.
Second race. selling. three years and up.
seven furlongs, Columbia course-Out OF
Reach. 11s: Ben MacDhui. 11s; Tenny Belle.
115: Red Hook 115; Queen Elizabeth. lis:
Bulger 113: Dapple Cold 10: Greencrest.
10; Briarthorpe 10; Miss Shylock 10:
Cannon Ball. III; 'Canteen. 115; 'King
Pepper no; 'Tuister. 1oo: 'Mimon, 1oo;
Sole and Shingles. 1O5.
Third race. selling, two-year- six fur
longs. Columbia course-Gold F'leur. 107:
Monacodor 1O6; Lochinvar, 1O2; Recreo
10T; Flinders 81 Delphie 81: Miss Modesty,
81: Queen Rose. 96+; Wild Irishman 95';
Juyanaga. 90: Belle Salvage, 92.; Sweet
Pepper 92@; Calmness, So; Pancreatts, 96':
High Life. So
Fourth race. for three-year-olds and up:
one mile. Columbia course-Gallant. 1O4:
Alster. 104: Stolen Moments. 1O4: Race
King, 100 Brooklynite 100; Proceeds. 100:
Graziallo, 100; Rector, 81; Dimple, 81.
Firth race-Maiden three-year-olds and
up; mile and seventy yards (oid course).
Silverfoot. 9S; Sly Bride. 1903; Mutt Blache
1903: Tithonic. 9S: Ruby Hampstead, 95;
Stroma. %; Detention, 95; Cedric. 05
sixth race-Hahdicap; three-year-olds
ana upward; mile and three-sixteenths.
Go Between, 125; Hppocrates. III; Wire
In. ia; Dimple. no; Ben Crockett. 1O5;
Lord Melbourne. 100; Alster, 100
Apprentice allowances.
Two head finishes were the best that
could be done yesterday in the way of fur
nishing excitement for the spectators in
the grand stand, but this Is quite a fair
average, and there was very little grum-
bling over the sport The other four
events were captured handily the winners
going under the wire from one to three
lengths in front of the second horse. 1t
was thought the fields would be unusually
large but the blue pencil was used freely
on all the different events. and at post
time the number of rags starting was
within easily handled size
Two favorites got under the wire first
Goldfieur and Dekaber, but the event of
the afternoon bObbed up in the last race
from a bettor's point of view In the ring
Father Biz Daily had evidently primed
NO4oHSey IOT a u, ana kept his secret
so well that the horses were on the way to
the post before the big money appeared in
the ring. AS good as 80 to win and for
place could have been obtained at one time
but at the close 10 and even was the best
that could be seen on the states. After get
ting away nicely, Colonsay made himself
look ridiculous by running two lengths be-
hind the field going up the back stretch.
Then. when the ponies were about to take
the far turn, the old campaigner electrified
the spectators by going UP to the leader
"A hnrSaman unit In,
giving out the opinion that little Jockey
Hoffman lost the race right there, although
he secured a good position by so doing.
Coming into the stretch, Colonsay weak
ened for second. and those with glasses
yelled out that he had quit, but Hoffman
gave him taste OF the whip. which
aroused him to another effort. Jump by
jump Colonsay and Dekaber raced for the
wire, and 1t looked for time that the DAILY
horse would get up. but Shaw kept the filly
on her toes all the time and finally won by
head. 1t was the general belief that fully
seven-eighths of the women In the grand
stand had bet on Colonsay on account of
the nice price laid against his chances and
a horse has never come down the Benning
stretch that received more encouraging yells
to win.
Madden Won Big Money
II has developed that John p. Madden
made quite a killing on Dandelion in the
Grand Consolation stakes Saturday Mr.
Madden had only small wager on the
mission out OF town. The coup was en-
gineered so quietly that no one knew Of
II at the time. Earlier In the week Mr..
Madden, who has always believed that
Dandelion would go any distance that a
race horse Is required to go. gave Dande-
lion his final work for the race He was
not seen at the track afterward until the
day OF the race. w. p. Burch. who trained
Dandelion at the beginning of the season,
shares Mr.. Madden's opinion that Dande-
lion will go any distance. Mr. Burch be-
lieves him to be one OF the best horses he
ever trained
Mickey Crimmins manages to keep In
the limellght here This was his sixteenth
birthday and he celebrated 1t by riding
two winners. 1t was about his first mount
however, about which there was story
and bunch. He rode Incense in the OPEN
ing race. Incense was No 10 on the pro-
gram. Mickey was sixteen years Of age
the gelding carried ninety-seven pounds
and these figures add up sixteen. and there
are sixteen letters In the name Goughacres
stable. whose colors Incense carried That
was bunch not to be overlooked. Capt
Chapman was one OF the hackers OF In