The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
Benning's Spring Meeting.

Washington. March 22.--The Wash ington Jockey. Club will begin it's when the barrier will lift on Eastern 1 racing season. An attractive and sat isfactory meeting Is expected. With the prospects of splendid weather, a | good track and a large number of l horses that are fit for competition, the season 1t Is thought. will rank higher than any of the previous ones. All the | stables are filled and the stalls in the stables near the track are taken The | track tomorrow will be a little heavy. but the fields that will go to the post | in the six events are well balanced, though somewhat small. The feature | events of tomorrow are the first sec- | tion of the Benning handicap for three | year odds and upwards at six furlongs, the Arlington purse at half mile and 2 steeplechase oyer the short course. Following are the entries:
 First race, six furlongs, Columbia urse1,shady Lad, 122: Mascine. 115: man, Preen.. 1os;. Monacodor, 1O4; sala- din Reward. 1o1; Brush. Up. s9; Mis- ties, Winchester. scarecrow. sS; High
 Second race. Arlington purse. half mile, old course -oaklawn. 1i7: Ano- dyn. 116; selden, 112; Pater. Cross ways, Marksman, Baby Willie. 1o9. Third race, seven furlongs. Columbia tree; Pete Daley, 1O2; Aifar. Kassil Waddell II, Hagamans. 99; Salt and Pepper Dixaraina, 97.
 Fourth race, Benning handicap. six 106; Toscan. 12o; Buttons. 116; Trap per, 113; Right and True. i'll: Bill Cur tis, 107: Santa Catalina, 105; Sais, 1O2: Amberjack, 9s; Divination, s5; Mario
 Fifth race, steeplechase. two miles, Arius 16S; Imperiahst 166; Sandhurst. 162; Moon Daisy. 15s; Judge Fulton,
 Sixth race, mile and forty yards, selling no; whorler, Honolulu. Bill Curtis. 107: Possession 1o6; Lady Chariot. 100; Mon Amour.
 At Oakland.
 San Francisco, March 22.-Two fa- vorites and two second choices won over good track at Oakland today. Dr. Leggo and David Roland were the popular winners, the former winning from good field in the mile and a sixteenth Ti cen handicap; Track good, ~. (Belll. to l., won: Laura F. M, 1O6 lBirkenruth), 1-2 to l, second; Riesca. sS (Fountain2i 10 t9 l, third Time. renity Berendos, pr; Farnum. Water
 Second race, i've furlongs-Abe Meyer, Msyy, 1os Soo tHeffmam, 3 to l. won; third Time, i:O2 S-4. Apriis Pride, Another Guess, Bellona, Jack Morse and Ebel Thatcher also ran.
 Third race. mile and an eighth-Ho- mage, 10S tKnapp), s to l, won: Dan die Belle, 1O5 (Tooman), to l, second Hellas. 107 GBelD, to l. third. Time. 1858. Joe Gall. Brown Patsy; For merc. Petrolia J. V. Kirby and Home rus also ran.
 Fourth race mile and a sixteeth handicap-Dr. Leggo. 105 (Tooman), 6 to 5; won; Judge. doO {clark}. to l. third. Time. 1:47 S-4. St. Iiicho, Sou friere and Bombardier also ran.
 Fifth race, seven furlongs-Flaunt 110 (Birkenruth), 4 to l, won; Best man, no (Traavers2; 3 to 5, second; Trapsetter, 105 (Fountain), to l. third Time, 1928 1-2. Lady Kent, Maud Muller. Silicate, Hermencia and Jack Little also ran.
 Sixth race, six furlongs-David Be- land. 1O2 (Fountain). to 5. won; Eckersall, 105 (WrighD, to l, sec ond; My Order, 102 (Traxers), to 1, third Time. 1:14 3-4. Cardinal, Sarto, Handy Bill and Mogregor also ran.