The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
JENNINGS TRACK
LIGHTNING FAST A:
1mperialist Wins in Chevy Chase
Steeplecl1ase-The Fea-
tire Event.
THREE STARTERS FELL
Crowd Was Largest and Most
Representative Of the Sea-
sotl--Otllcr Races.
STARTERS FELL
ttBy Associated press.)

III (By Associated 4ITesS.J
WASHINGTON, Novcmber 19.-Perfect
weather, an excellent card. the largest
and most fashionable crowd In the meet
Ing and a track lightning fast, were the
ideal conditions at Benning to-day. Sew
eral OF the finishes were close and ex-
citing. Tho feature was the third rum
ming OF the Chevy. Chase stceplechase,
with gentlemen Jockeys In the saddles.
The race was something of disappont-
ment, as three Of the five starters foil,
Connover, tho favorltt. ridden by Mr..
Harris failing TO negotiate the Liverpool
on the second time around Tow tavor-
ties won. Summaries:
First race-selling, for three-year-olos
and upward, seven furlongs, ColuInoia
course-Juvennl Maxim % to- % first,
| stromn e 10 TO u second, lHlogram e to
y third. Time, l 2S 20
Second race-for maiden, two-year-olds.
five rurlongs, Columbia coyrse-uncas
(21-2 to y first, Golden Sunrise q to u
second, Critical e to y third Time,
1O1 AS.
Third race-chevy Chase, open selling,
stceplechnse, ridden by gentlemen, APP
proved by the stewards, for three-year-
olds and UP, about two and half miles
Imperalist 6 to y first. Black Death
6 to y second, Pure Pepper (6 to u
third. Time, 5:13.
Fourth race-grand consolation, for
two-ycar-olds, seven furlongs, Columbia
Characterization g to y first, Oxford
g to 10) second Gamara g 10 u third.
Time, :273 -5. s
Fifth race-for four-year-olds and up,
mile and forty yards Columbia course
Persistence II. q to y first, Deknber
"a "a 10Y second. Wire III Is to y third.
Time, / "A 2-5. q
Sixth race-handicap, for three-year-
olds ana up, mile and q sixteenth, old
course-New York e to y first. The
Southerner q to y second, Carbuncle g
to1) third Time, 1:49
: Entries for Monday.
First racial ages, six and one-half
furlongs Columbia course-Arrahgowan.
1870; Parxville, Pat Bulgar 1885,. Queen
Eeil, looseur. 125; Bound Brook, 1913;
Driarthorpc, 100; Mona codor, 105; Juven-s
aga, D'Arklc, sufferance. ICE; Amberjack.
100; Black Cat, Calmness, Incense, Fond
ness, o..
Second race--two-years-ol ds, three
foulths mile. Columbia courSa-North-
willie, Lochinvar. Delcanta, Allumeur, H.:
D'Arkle, Myopia. Campo, Santa Cata-
lina Preen, Diamond Flush, Flinders,
| 10o
l. eIhlrd #Tacc-nanQlcap, LWO-yeaT-OiuSs
| and upwards, one mile and forty yards,
Columbia course-Ascenslon, 125; Go Be-
tween, 119; New, York, liz; King Pepper,
10; Thistle Heather, 1917 Mrs. Frank
| Foster, 80; Allcumuer, 81.
| Fourth racc-selllng, two-yenr-olds
| three-fourths mile, Columbia course
| Monacodor, Caper Sauce. no; Flinders,
Delphic, lo7; Dazzle, log: Recree, Priority.
Chimney Sweep, Jos: Calmness Blue
Prince. Tarpon. Gold Fleur. Belle Cauvnge,
1o2: Probe, 1ol Applaud, Cashier, 10o;
Toby 3d.
Fifth racc-selling, three-year-olds and
upward, one mile and fifty yards, Column
b.a courHe-Charlcs Ehwood, Out OF
Reach. 112; Oclawaha Stolen Moments.
1O9 Andrew Mack. Neptunus, Xxi, 107;
Briarthorpe, Fairbury, 1o4; Thespian.
Brooklynite, 102; Cheripe, Coppelia, Char
ter, &c.
sixth race-handicap for four-year-olds
and upward, one and an eighth miles, old
course-Ca,bunc!e, 1885, Lord Badge. 100;
Persistence H.. 49, Dekabcr III; Baikl,
11o Moon Daisy, 81: #N1cWiiams, 81; Co
| lonsny, 30; Lord Advocate, ST.