Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-14

players, who plunged on Andrew Miller's
Incarnation. at to g. and w. s. Fam
shawe's Schulamite. at to 5. Chrysitis
opened at to 2. but went up to skies and
sevens without the semblance Of support
from the Bennngton-Drak combine. which
let her run loose She made nearly all the
pace and galloped home two and q half
lengths to the sood. Incarnation ran sec
ond. five lengths before Schuamite. only
after the latter had cut across the former
Just after the start Schulamite headed
Bellatrfx out OF third money. Mr.. Lorfllard,
according to custom. gave a banquet last
night to the various subscribers to this
stake. He was widely congratulated In the
cit thouSe and paddock after the race. The
time was 1O1 1-5.
Shorthose was favorite in the handicap.
at a mile and a furlong. The son of Athei-
ing picked up 11S pounds. but nearly every
layer took liberties with him by laying the
generous price of to s. Shorthose ran
very poor race. but after Lyme had sub
jected him to a heavy drive In the stretcn
he made up enough ground to finish third
pulling up lame Bill Days Himself. with
90 pounds, and 10 to 1 about him, was In
front from barrier to wire. He was firing
at the end. and though he won by mead.
he would have been vanquished In another
jump or two by Carbuncle, Is to 1, who
closed with a tremendous rush. Shorthose
was three lengths behind, just nipping third
money from s. 8. Browns Conjurer. backed
down to ID to 5. who gave weight by the
runner-up to the middle Of the stretch.
The time was "a As.
John E. Madden cut loose good thing in
his Approval colt Councilman in the handi-
Councilman had a big pull at the weights
and was backed down from 25 to l to
twelves. He made runaway Of 1t. and
Crimmins kept him going long enough to
win by two lengths from E. R. Thomas St.
Bellane, to 1. who finished six lengths in
'front.' of s. 8. Browns Agile, Ii to 5 second
choice. Newton Bennington's Salvage,
odds-on favorte, was disgra cefully beaten.
The time was 1:O1 20
Gay Lothario, 80 to 1 shot made all of
the running right up to the last jump in the
fifth race, at a mile and a sixteenth. But
e. r. Thomas Palmbearer, 3 to 1, collared
him and beat him nostril on the post in
Al 3-5. Sheriff Bill, to /, who was sec
ond greater part Of the way. was third.
beaten three parts of a length, and length
before Stolen Moments, Z to 5 favorite.
April Showers was head back. The time
was Al 80.
H. B. Duryea's Mineola, to 5 favorite,
was beaten in the third event. for three
year-old fllies at mile and seventy yards.
because Shaw was caught mapping in the
stretch by Martin, who rode Little EN-, Ii
to second choice. Mineola turned into the
stretch apparently an easy winner Shaw
did not see Martin coming up with Little
En- until 1t was too late. AS a result Little
En- took the race by length. Mineola
had four lengths over August Belmont s
Bridlepat tn. 10 to !. who was virtually left
at the post. The time was As 2-5.
Z. E. Smathers Witchcraft who went
back in the betting to % to in some books,
anorded surprise when she closed strong
~ and won the first race at about six fur
longs by length from L. v. Bells Elmer
gency, backed down to fives. Newton Ben
ni1.gton's Astarita, 3 to 1, was third, two
ler gths away. The favorite. Joe Yeager,s
Mimosa. Ii to 10, was never prominent
The time was Ito