Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-28
Auspicious Conditions Begin
Closing Days of Meeting.
BENNING TRACK TODAY
FIELDS MODERATELY GOOD AND
SPORT CLASSED HIGH.
Attendance and Weather Contribute to
Fine Day-Boohmakers Busy
Entries for Tomorrow.

BENNING RACE TRACK. November %.
Although there were only overnight
events to start the last week Of the Ben
ming meeting this afternoon the fields were
moderately good and the sport classed up
high.
There was not a race that had less than
three well-liked contenders and as a result
the bettors kept the bookmakers busy
throughout the afternoon.
The scratches were small in number when
the large fields were considered. The track
continues fast. The attendance was very
good big majority of the spectators being
made up of regulars.
Following were the scratches bulletined
at 1 80 p.m.: In the first. Buttons, Palette,
Jane Holly and Foxy Kane; in the second,
Hawtrey. Little Buttercup and Iron Heart;
in the third. Arsenal. Xxi and Thespian:
in the fourth. Nevada: in the sixth, Jana
Holly. Alster. White Ghost and Sufferance.
First Race.
First race; for three-year-olds and up;
Straight. Place.
kng Pepper.
Cloten.. ;;;...:.................. 10
Cannon Ball, Gallant, Mrs. Frank Foster,
Weirdsome and Sly Bride also ran.
Start. fair; won driving. Time, 1.21 As.
Second Race.
Second race-For maiden two-year-olds;
six furlongs. Cabin first, to 1 and even;
Yeoman second, to 10 and to 4; Applaud
third to 1 and even. Frank Tyler, Madam
Satan, Samuel. H. Harris, Sailor Boy,
Knight of Weston and Probe also ran.
Start good; won driving. Time. 1:15 1-5.
Third Race.
Third race. for three years old and up.
one mile. Columbia course-Andrew Mack,
6 to 1 and II to TO- first Irish Witch, to
! and even, second; Stolen Moments, even
and 1 to 4. third. Brooklynite also ran.
Start good, won handily. Time, 1.41 20.
Entries for Tomorrow.
The following are the entries for Tues
day. November 90:
First race-Selling: three-year-olds; seven
furlongs, Columbia course. Rockland. 1OS;
Pat Bulger, 1OS; Scotch Plume 107; Green
crest. 107; Neptunus. 102; Dapple Gold, 1O1;
Shady Lad, 90; Monadnock. 90; Yo San, 95;
Arietta, 80; Grand Vitesse, 80; Coppelia 9S':
Conklng, 97'; Miss Shylock 90; Burdette,
90: DR.. Loder. 90'; Monochord, 90; Aus
tralina, 90@; Woodshade. 90; Bob Murphy.
9S'.
Also eligible to start-Ikki. 9S'; Juvenal
Maxim, 90.
SECOND neutrality-suspicious. colts, six fur-
longs, Columbia course. Sailor Boy, 112:
Bob Mossorh, 112; Applaud. 112; Probe, 1l2:
Only One, 112; Earldom, 112; Chibouk, 112;
Hawtrey, 112; Lord Aintree, 112.
Third race--Selling: steeplechase, four
year-olds and up, about two miles and one
half. Woolgatherer. 1853; Connover, 147;
Perion, 147; r. B. Sack 147: Howard Gratz,
147: Ohnet. 147; Walter Cleary. 147; Wooden,
la: Black Death IA; Billy Ray. IA: GIL
more, IA; Dupont, 1873.
Fourth race. two-year-old FLIES and
geldings; six furlongs; Columbia course
Dance Music. 100; Kassil. 100; Delcarnado,
100; Woolnola 100; Novena, 100; Grand
Duchess. 100; Bohemia, 100; Lesher, 100:
Courier, 100.
Fifth race, selling; three years and up;
mile and forty yards; Columbia course
Kilogram. 113; Panique, 10s; Cottage Maid.
1903; McWilliams, 103; Briarthorpe 1O1; Oc-
lawaha, 1867 Minotaur, 1867; Charter, 9s':
Vtncennes, 98s; Conkltng, go; Cheripe, 90.
Sixth race handicap; three years and up:
mile and one-sixteenth; old course-Graz-
iallo, 1875; The SOutherner, 100; Jane Holly,
ITO; Rough Rider, 104; Panique, 101; Pro-
ceeds. 100; Alster, 100; Arrahgowan, SO:
Rightful, 80.
Apprentice allowances.