The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-14
GOOD RACES MARK
CLOSE AT BEkNING
Bohemia, With Baird Up, Takes
Feature Event of the
Day

RENNING. D. c.. April 13-When
"taps" sounded for the last race today the
most successful spring meeting the
Washington Jockey club ever held came
to an end. The weather was delightful
and the crowd was one of the largest of
the meeting. The track was heavy but
the going was firm. The card was Very
attractive, particularly for a getaway
day.
The feature was the sixth running of
the Second Benning Spring handicap for
three year olds and upward. The winner
turned up i'll Bohemia. with Baird in the
saddle. The game little FLY ran a bean
tiful race She took the lead at the start
and never was in trouble for a second.
Bohemia's stable mate. Santa Catalina,
the two being coupled in the betting,
came home neck and neck with Sais.
which was a strong second choice, and to
those in the stand it looked as if Santa
Catalina was second by good head. but
the Judges gave the place to Sais. Train
err Billy Garth landed three winners for
the Maupin stable in Little Woods Judge
White and Pater. Summary:
First race, furlongs-Little Woods. So,
Baird, to 5, won; Waddell H., 9s, Hoff-
man, 80 to l, second; Sir Ralph. 49, Grim
minis. 8 to 2, third Time, 1880 3-5. Arrah
Gowan, Probe. Yorkshire Lad, Fairbury
and Baronet also ran.
Second race. furlongs-Judge White,
SO, T. Burns, to l, won; Henry Waring,
49, Hoffman, II to !. second; Legerde-
main, 102; Scholl. 10 to l., third, Time
shine also ran.
Third race, the Jesse Brown cup 4
7. S. Martin, 10. T. Burns, 8 to 1, sec
ond; Headway 107 Crimmins, to /.
third; Time 80 %. Consistent and
conped si9 and
Fourth race, Second Benning Spring
handicap. furlongs-B Bohemia, 1O5,
to l, second; Santa Catalina. ITO. Grim
minis, even, third. Time, 30 Toscan,
Amber Jack and Weirdsome also ran b.
hernia and Santa Catalina coupled.
Fifth race, l mile and 40 yards-Monac-
odor 81, Romanelli, to 5, won; Nine
Spot, 100, Hoffman. even and out, second;
Priority; 80, Klenck. 6 to l. third. Time.
Al. Black Dick Reliance and Berry
Waddell also ran
Sixth race, open steeplechase, about 2
milesIGold Van, 166; Holman, 2 to /.
ond; Punctual. 155. f. Kelly, to /, third.
. Time, 1927. Emigrant also ran.
Two Outsiders Get In
NEW ORLEANS, April 13-The first,
second and third races at City park TODAY
We're won by faverites, the fourth by a
well backed second choice and the fifth
and sixth by pronounced outsiders. The
card on tomorrow is a good one and an
extra good programme has been arranged
for Saturday, the closing day of the meet
ing.
First race, furlongs-Niss McKenna
100, Nicol, II to 10, wOn Esperance, 1OO
103. Oregar, 8 to l, third. Time. lis
Lady in Black, Loca, Pure Favor Annu
Antagone, Tickle Saint and Della A also
ran.
Second race, furlongs-Yo San. 80, Nc
Laughlin 10 to D, won; Parisienne, 103,
Jenkins. 80 to 1, second, Banana Cream
lie as. Gold Spot, Trossachs Mary
Worth. Leenja. Trinity Bell, Australina,
Many Thanks also ran.
Third race, furlongs-Kilties 104, F.
Morrison, II to 5, won; Lady Mercury, SO,
Mclaughlin. 20 to 1, second Charlie
Dickson, los, J. Hennessy, 9 to l, third.
Time go 2-5. Bellindian, Fox Hunting
Girl from Dixie and Russell A also ran.
Fourth race, lie miles Wellesley, 102,
Munro; to l. won; F1amboyant. 49, Nc
Laughlin, 16 to l., second; Malivert, 122,
r. Ryan, % to /, third. Time, 1854. Gus
tus, Drummond, Hakim, Southampton,
DominiS also ran.
Hennessy. 8 TO 5, won; Roundelay, sc. B.
Miller, to 5, second Gigantic. 102 Nicol
10 to l, third. Time. PIP 3-5. Chanlay
Flying Charcoal. The Eye Brunswick and
Autoligh also ran.
Sixth race, lie miles-Roger Smith,
IL, G. Dussat, 13 to l, won. Ada n, 115,
III. Newman 80 to l. third. Time, 1:54
A Convict, Grand Vitesse, Swift Wing,
Second Sight, Jim Hale and Whaleback
also ran.
Glen Echo Wins in Drive
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 13.-Glen Echo.
Capt. S: S. Brown to a hard fought victory
in the Tennessee Brewing company stakes
at Montgomery park today By the
breadth of a nose Jake Sanders was beat
en- in short and fierce drive to the wire.
90 Favorites and outsiders had an even break
today. The weather was cool and the
track good.
First First race, AZ fnrlon1gs = Meadow
Wha.steful, 10 T: Phillips, 5 to 2, second;
Time, O:56. Youth, Aidion, Stoessel.
Colonel Mosa. Jack Bolsen, Balshot and
Leta Duffy also ran.
Second race. furlongs-Luretta, 80,
w. Fischer, to 1, won; Lady Ellison 80,
G. Morris, SO to /, third. Time, i:ii5I.
Bell Kinney, II Dottore, Gavin c., Co
vina, Padre, Mussulman and Volt Bars
also ran.
Third race, mile-Logistella, 81. Aubu-
chon, to 10, won; Bonnie Prince Charley,
Jog, Feicht, to 2, second; Lampoon. 81,
New. olonetz, Nannan. Highland Fling,
Arc Light and Jigger also ran.
Fourth race, Tennessee Brewing COM
pany stakes furlongs-Glen Echo. SO, w.
FISCHER, to 10, won; Jake Sanders, 104,
Aubgchon. to l. second; Old England.
So Schilling, Is to l, third. Time 1:2S
Matador, Gus Heidorn and Mansard also
ran.
Fifth race. steeplchase, about IL miles
Rip, $50, Casey, to 2, won; Don Ami.
40, Weinman, to l, second; Collegian,
100, E Miller, 16 to /. third. Time, 2:57
MYTH also ran. OntOIdgOn ana Cardigan
fell
Sixth race, mile-Barkelmore, 107, Hell
geson. to /, won Federal, 104, j. McIn-
tyre, to l, second; Annie Alone. So, Au-
buchon, to /, third. Time, 1:441k Sar-
ah Maxim, Anthony Ivernia, Lady Nc
Keon l. Samelson and Madoc also ran.
Bettors Break Even
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13-Estelle ]
was played freely in the fourth race to-
day and had little trouble in winning.
In the fifth Mistress of Rolls was heavily
backed, but got off badly and Eva G won.
First race, furlongs-Titus, 104, Gra-
ham, 6 TO 8, won; Miss Hunter, 102, Clark,
to ], second; Olympian, 112, Travers 6
to l. third. Time, 1:01A. Eldred, Cloean-
thus, Gyros, Estraza, Ere Yesterday.
Xelma Clark, Potencia, Almoner, Mac
-Flecknoe, Rubino Indiana, Rosebud and
Cameitta also ran.
Second race, furlongs-Neva Lee, III,
Bell to 5. won; Paddy Lynch, 119, Nc
Lees, Is TO l, second; Indicate, H., Min
der. u to 1. third. Time, 1:02H. Lizzie
Mine, Lou Otstot Apollena. ]. b. Smith,
Elba, George w. Tuthill, Tart. Norinne,
Marys, Gallant, Conreid and Rossbourne
also ran.
Third race, Az furlongs-La Chatta, log,