The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
MONSOON A REAL GOOD THING.
SPORTSMEN CLEAN
UP AT JENNINGS.
gulla N. Another Successful TIP 81 Generous
Odds-Baby Wnlie and Peter Paul Win
for virginia Bradley -Steeplechase for
u Champs Rlysees--Entries for To-day

for virginia bradley N eeplechase Tor
n Champs Elysees-Entries for To-day
p WAsHINoToN, April ~ go Disagreeable
s1Teather had no terrors for the crowd at Ben
EhlnRs to-day. as tho attendance was up 70
slAs usual mark. The rain last night turned
the track into a circular sea OF sloppy mud'
bat scratches were not numerous IL was
not an easy day for the talent, rs iaNorites
yRsfe bowled over In the first four races with
painful regularity But X. NJ Taylor, the
well known gentleman rider. aud number
OF Baltimore friends. were jubilant over the
auccess OF Mr. Taylors Monsoon In the nrst
race, for platers, at five and half turlohgs.
while the form players were making Ninna-
bdhaw n favorite at to 3, the Baltlmoreaus
and others who were In the confidence OF the
stable were quietly backing Monsoon from
20 to 1 down 10 tWelvss Fondness. another
zip that was backed down to 80 TO 1, made the
early pace, but quit at the last furlOng pole
Then IL looked as II NiunasquaW, who had
been the runner-up. would win, but In heavy
drive Baird got Monsoon home In front by
b head. Ninnasquaw taking the place by two
lengths from Gallant. another good thing,
who closed at \ to / Miss Shylock, second
choice. was a head back, but there was no
excuse for h,r
Virginia Bradleys colors were carried 20
victory Ia the second AID third events. The
second race was for maiden two-yeaT-
Niles al nd Reldings, at four furlongs and Brad
ley started BuDy W lultt a my Dg AlVuaI
who was third choice. She displayed marked
Improvement and under "A careful ride from
HOFFMAN she won by head from Merry
Belle who, coupled with Judge White, was
2 70 10 favOrte. The latter led right up 70
the last dozen yards and then beat her staDle
mate a head for the place.
Peter Paul also won for Bradley in the lhlTu
event for four year-olds and upward, at
mile and 70 yards He was backed down 10
IS TO and made a spTeadeagle race OF II
from the barrier TO the wire. where he was
ridden out by Hoffman, with SIX lengths 70
Rpare Tootsey Mack, TO 1, beat Panluue,
q 10 l. for the place with ease. Rockland,
the favOrite, quit at the three quarter pole.
H NJ. Mason and his friends cut melon
In the fourth race, for platerE, at five and half
-furionRs with Julia Nj, formerly owned by
Andrew Miller. The mare opened at 10 TO
4 and was gradually played down TO sevens
6he made good by leading always, coming
home in front BY half u length in drive
taking place money from Setauket, 4 to /,
81 four slengths, Pat Dunphy was head
out OF the money.
Champs Elysees was the first successful
favorte He won the steeplechase. for
maidens at about two miles. in easy fashion
At one time he led by almost an eighth OF 4
mile but was eased up on the fat Follow
On, owned by J Kerr. secured the place
BY nifty lengths from Illicit, who was lowered
from tens TO skies. ~
All Stokes's Worthwhile was a prOhibitive
favorte in the sixth race for maiden three
YeaT-olds, agseyeu furlong5. and won hRndily
BY a couple OF lengths, Baird putting up a
neat ride Oleroso, second choice had early
6peed and beat Bill Days salt and Pepper.
backed down 20 sevens. with an advantage
81 two and half lengths for the place