Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-23

Taylor of their slntes for good. But James
Sennett. who owns Bixzy Izzy, said after
the race that the colt. not the boy, Is re-
spohsible for Ills bad starts. He jumps up
up IN the air ~ the starters little bell
tingies. and he does this with other Jockeys
besides Tsysor. Such horse lis q bad
betting proposition.
Virginia again had race to its repre-
sentatiyes. the handicap. where Peter Paul
and General Towne's Ally. Mistress, fought
out the finish between them. Had young
Henderson not. taken the deep going with
Mistress his big pull In the weights might
have landed the mare In front Instead of
IN second place As II was she would have
beaten Peter Paul had the race been fifty
yards .further. Miller gave poor ride on
Banker getting away well, but taking the
colt back and losing ground that he never
made up.
the Nth race. where she looked to be Q GER
tain contender, revealed an early morning
turn tragedy that proved fatal to the lilly and
came near to snufing out the life of her
exercise boy as well. The Maid In her
work Yesterday forenoon ran away nearly
snree miles, and then dropped dead from
neart disease. Her boy was picked up UNI
CONSCIOUS, but later came round all right.
Cup and Maximum Stake Entries.
Entries for the two long distance events
OF the meeting, the Washington cup and
maximum stakes, closed yesterday as fol-
lows:
me Maximum-George Connelrs Cherry
Fighter, II. II. Bakers Jack Young. p.
Gaiiaghers James F., Chelsea Stables
r rSa.nowen, T. Phelan's Ben Crockett,
Inomas Sections Ostrich. NJ. A. Healey's
Shields, Brilliant A. Stokes Banker. w.
Nohlesse oblise.
, The Washington cup-R. H Wrights
r 70 Eo1r
Gaiiaghers James f., NJ. A. Healeys
Louis H., Thomas Sections ostrich. T.
T. Phelans Ben Crockett. G. w. Lang
d 20 s Joeund, Chelsea Stables Rathowen.
w. c. Daiy's Sailor Boy.
Fhe Junior steeplechase for 3-year-olds
also Also closed, with Charles Phzers The
Pliers The Lad. T. L, Evans Ilesher,
James Kerr's Dunseverrick, J. W. Colts
Kernel, Cortland II. Smiths Oleroso.
Following are the summaries Of the last
three races, which were run too late for
publication in last evenings Star:
] Fourth race-The fourth eDixfe;" three
year-olds: one mile and three-quarters; old
soa sst a Kiamssna 1ls SoNei,lh to 8
" to and out, second; DR.. Swartz, 1I3
: (Homanelii), 100 TO / and Is to l, third.
Time s.os. Three started.
Fifth race--Maiden three-y ear olds and
up; mile and seventy yards; old course.
Navajo, 9s (Milier), IS to sand 4 to 8. first;
Father D, SO tSpringer). 6 to and to /.
second; Bizzy Icy. es !Taylor). 70 and
Shunpike, Zany. Ricordo and Benlala also
ran.
Sixth race-Handieap; three-year-olds
s sosrss ss s, r M.tis es Is n to
10 to ] and to !, second; Banker. 1oS
{Miiier). to 2 and 4 to Q. third. Time.
2.0S Ostrich, Jack Young and Sailor Boy
also ran.
Entries for Tomorrow.
The following are the entries for to-
morrow:
First race, lightweight handicap. two
year-oids and upward, six furlongs. old
course. Merry England. 13s; Cloten, 1874;
Mamie Worth. 1872; Tommy Waddell, 1928:
Marjoram. 1875: zeala, 1872; Blue Coat, 100:
Freebooter, 118; Thistiedown, III; Monoco-
dor, 113; Monterey. 112; T. 8. Martin. 100;
Tickle. 100; Gentian, 90.
Second race. all ages, one mile. Columbia
course. Floralia. 107; Zeala, 107: John b.
Ahearn. 112; Congress. 112; Flammuia, 112;
Old Guard. 90; Worthwhile. 107; Tribes Hill,
115; Caronal, lis; Fleur de Marie, 1O7; Irish
Witch, H.; Sunray. 107; Waterford 1l2:
komoka, us; Thistle Heather. IL; Evie
Greene, 81; Howard Lewis, H..
Third race. as announced having failed
to fill, the following was substituted, 10
close at $3.50 pm. Maiden three-year-olds
and up, six and half furiongs, Columbia
course. 3
Fourth race. three-year-olds, one mile.
seventy yards, old course-Jetsam,s III;
Sailor Boy, iii; Tommy waddell, lls'
D'Arkie, us; Woman, 11S; Zeala, 1903; Flo
ralia. los.
Fifth race, ~two-year- six furlongs,
coinmbia oourse-Ben Holder, 1os; Cary,
1903: Jupiter 10s; Prince Frederick, los:
Curly Jim. 1os; Grevilla, 1903; Midas, 1Os;
Monterey, los; Mary Morris 1885, Hickey,
105: Society Bud, 105; Lstless, 1O5; DR..
Coffey, 1d5.
Sixth race, selling, two-year-olds and up.
seven furlongs, Columbia eourse-Collector
Jessup, 10; Scotch Plume, 107: Jetsam,
102; Lochinvar, 80; Azelina, 30; Subtle, ~;
Miss Jordan. 81; 'Platoon, ~; Fiammula.
107; sMeriingo, 81.
Apprentice allowance claimed.