Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-11
Jockey Dreamer Suspended.

Jockey Dreamer was Saturday suspended
for the remainder of the meeting by Starter
Cassidy for misbehavior at the post.
After Agio's victory in the Southern stee-
plechase Saturday he sold by James
D. Hall, jr., to Carroll Brown of Baltimore
for 81 800. Agio is four-year-old gelding,
but has shown some cleverness at cross
country racing, and steeplechase folk gen.
orally believe him to be a cheap horse at
the price. Mr.. Brown who married a
daughter of Marcus Daily, is a hunting en-
thusiast, and whether he will race Agio or
reserve him for the hunting field has not
been determined.
Seven entries have been received for the
Amateur Cup, fiat race for gentlemen
riders to be run tomorrow. The entries,
with the weights, are: Eloim, los; Bonn
bast, 1872; Blush, 1885, Little Spark, 14S;
Arrahgowon, 152; w. B. Fasig, 144 Or
loft, $50.
When the Goughacre stables colt Spring
won he qualified for the Carter. handicap.
Capt. Fred Presgraye, manager and trainer
for the Clydes of Philadelphia, said before
the start that if Spring ran creditably he
would send aim over for next Fridays rich
race. He was satisfied then that he had
pretty fair sort of a colt, but he wanted
to make assurance doubly sure. The Athe-
ling colts race pleased Presgrave i'm
mensely. Spring carried 1O6 pounds and
| won very easily from Go Between, Toi San,
May Holiday and Eclectic. And he did
not lie the going VERY few Of the
going. He went poorly in his warm up,
but he so far outclassed his company the
race was only gallop for him. His weight
| in the Carter handicap is only 81 pounds.
So little did Mr.. Vosburgh think of the
colt on his racing last fall he did not APP
praise him more highly than Father Bill
Days common selling platter Tomcod.
Summaries.
Following are the summaries of Satur-
days races
First race, FIVE furlongs, for maiden
| three-year- olds and acknowledgements, ~
| O1ennessy), 10 to l and to 1, won; the
| Bowery, "a CHurley), to and to 8, Sec
| ond: Cappamore. 101 (Robertson), 10 to l..
| third Time, LOG 3-5. Bowler, Tide, Sweet
| Jane, Sontag, Brotherhood. Rockmart,
! Berry Waddel. Asclepros. Danvillian, Jenny
! Lane. Vibrator. Faer Order, Charette and
! Reprise also ia
| Second race, four and one-half furlongs.
/ maiden two-year-olds--Lady Frances, 1Oo
/ Gil Phelps), to and to 5, won; Girdle-
Stone, 108 SHAW, to and to l., second;
Only One. 107 Creamery. to l, third.
Time. LOO 3,5. Sandalwood, Pelion. Maggie
/ Strop, Silverskin, Broadway Girl and
! George Saint also ran.
| Third race, six and one-half furlongs,
/ -olds-Spring, log (Carmack), to
i and out won; Go Between, 1O3 (Oliphant).
to l and to 10, second: Toizan. 1oi
/ (Creamer), 20 to l. third. Time, LIT. Eclec-
/ tic and May Holiday also ram
Fourth race-Southern steeplechase for
hunters; two miles, AgiO, lat (Mr. Spen-
4 ser), to and 3 to 8, won; Red Hawk, ia
(Mr Evans), to and 8 to 5. second; Twi-
4 light 16S (Mr Knut), to 2, third Time
4:28. Montrip, Charles O'Malley and De
Garnette also ran.
/ Fifth race-Four and one-half furIongs; q
| year-olds. Garrett Wilson, 100 (Carmack},
Z to and . to 5. won: Little Woods. 100
/ (Michaels), 3 to / and even, second; All
Scarlet, los Oh. Phelps). to 2. third. Time.