The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-12
HORSE FALLS UNDER
HAYES THREE TIMES
Society and Misfortune Mix the
Sport on the Bennings
Track

BENNING. D. c., April 11.-One of the
most attractive cards of the meeting was
offered today by the Washington Jockey
club. 1t included the third running of the
Southern steeplechase for registered hunt
erS to be ridden by members of Hunt
clubs and the fourth running of the
Amateur cup. the horses to be ridden by
members of clubs or university students
approval by the committee. AS the after
noon promised to be fair. society turned
out in force and both the clubs horses
and the grandstand were thronged with
handsomely gowned women. Four horses
a heavy favorite. Twilight and Emigrant
were we'll played and Again had a good
made by Montrip and Twilight the former
winning with comparative ease, while
Twilight beat out Emigrant for the place.
Again fell at the second jump. but Mr..
Hayes remounted and continued the race.
The horse fell at the fourth jump, giving
Mr.. Hayes a hard fall, but he pluckily re-
mounted and started again. After the
horse fell third time, his rider gave up
the race. although he rode back to the
stand The race for the Amateur cup
was one Of the best of the day, Trapezist
finally winning, with Port Arthur second
and Wild Irishman third. In the first race
Step Away, year old, managed to get
out OF the maiden class, while in the sixth
Winchester, an outsider in the betting,
Won handily. Only two faYorites won.
one of them. Santa Catalina, being held
at the prohibitive odds of ! to. Is. The
ing rain storm. Summaries:
First race, for maidens, year olds and
upward, furlongs, Columbia course
Step Away, 1O2, Crimmins, 2 to l, won;
Lilac. SO, J. Johnson, to ., second; Berry
Waddell 103. Romanelli to l, third.
Time, 1:02 %. Chief, Judge. Fulton. Old
Glory Phelps. Little Johnson, Matte G.,
Farmer Healy, Hyperion, Race Away,
Life Buoy Mamie March and High Life
also ran.
Second race for maidens. year olds,
AZ furlongs, old course-Ambitious. 104,
Romanelli, to / won; Away. 1O4, Baird,
to ., second; Moonshine. 104, D. OCon-
domain, Avia, Racine I'd, Bauble and
Merry Belle also ran.
Third race for FLIES and mares. year
Odds and upward furlongs, Columbia
course-Santa Catalina, 1Oi' Baird. / to
10, won; Toi San, ILL., D. O'Connor. Is to
!; second; Fondness. 100. Kleink, 3 to l,
third. Time, 1:16 %.
Fourth race. third running of the South
Elm steeplechase, for registered hunters.
the property of members of recognized
trict of Columbia, to be ridden by mem
bers of the hunt clubs, about 2 miles
Montrip, 173 Mr.. Evans. to 5, won;
Twilight. 16$, Mr.: Knut. Az to I, second;
Emigrant, 16S, Mr.. Huff, 31h to l. third.
Time, ABB. Again fell.
Fifth race. fourth running of the
amateur lightweight selling race for 8
year olds and upwards. the horses to be
ridden by officers of the army, navy or
marine corps or by members of the Army
and Navy. metropolitan, Century or Chevy
Chase clubs, or by undergraduates of the
University of Georgetown, University of
Virginia or Washington and Lee uniyer
sity or by members of approved social
clubs, furlongs, Columbia course-Trap-
exist 1872. Mr.. Maddox, 4 to /, won; Port
Arthur. 1876. Mr.. Ewart. 3h to l, second;
Wild Irishman. 140 Mr.. d. Kerr, to TO-
third. Time. lis 1-5. F. B. Fassig and
RepleVin also ran.
Sixth race selling, year olds and up
1 mile and 100 yards old course-Win-
chester, 104. RomanelIi 10 to /, won; Gold
Dome, 113, Baird, to /, second; Phan-
tom. 10Y, Shaw, to 1, third. Time l $50.
Standard Bearer. Reliance, Warranted,
Proceeds and Eagle also ran.
All Favorltes Win But One
NEW ORLEANS, April IA rain
storm made the City Park track heavy.
Five favoriteS won and the single nom
favorite was a to 1 chance. James Lee,
the colored jockey, carried off the riding
honors, winning with Blue Blaze, the only
outsider to win, and with DR.. Stephens
the favorite in the last race. Results:
First race, 5 furlongs-Virgie Withers,
100, Mclaughlin, 4 to 5, won; Precious
Band, 100. James Lee. Is to 1, second;
Alice Lloyd, 100, Foy, to l, third. Time
l:O4. Floriac Halcyon Days and Miss
Deuce also ran.
Second race. furlongs -Flimnap 1Os.
TroXler, , to l, won; Fortunate, 1OS, Mum
TO. to 1, second: Sian, log, G. Schilling
5 to l. third. Time, 81. Anne Brian
Lady Waddell. Petros, Tennebon, Number
Eleven, Nola S, Pearl Russell and Grove