The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-05
SIX FURLONGS SIDE
BY SIDE THEY RUN
Then Roseben Comes Under
the Benning Wire by
a Head

BENNING, D. c., April 4.-The fea-
fure of the races today was a renewal of
the contest between Roseben and Santa
Catalina, which reversed the defeat Of
the former last Saturday. Roseben and
Santa Catalina today ran six furlongs
side by side. with Roseben's head the
smaller competitor They finished in just
the position they had started. Today the
winner carried eight pounds more than he
did Saturday, while Santa Catalina was
given an addition of seven pounds. The
jockeys, Fuller on the winner today
and Baird, the winner Saturday, rode
Baird claimed a foul. but the judges did
not allow it. The additional weight made
the race one second slower than that of
Saturday. steeplechase added interest
to the card. 1t was in the last race that
the first favorite won. The track was
fast and the attendance one of the largest
OF the meeting. Summaries:
First race, handicap for 3 year olds and
upward, 6R furlongs, Columbia course
Monte Carlo, 112 Fuller to l. won;
Preen' ia, Shaw. to 5, second. Weird
Time. 1:21 ,2-5. Bill Curtis. Rocklands,
Trapper and Gallant also ran.
Second race, for maiden year Odds,
AZ furlongs, Columbia course-Crossways
105, j. Johnson, to l, won; Away, los,
Hoffman,, 20 to 1, second; Roadway, los.
Romanelli, to l., third. Time 81.
Sunglow, Old Guard, Bauble, Moonshine,
Third race. for 8 year olds and upward,
6h furlongs. Columbia course. selling
The Yelled Lady, 100, Romanelli. 10 to /,
second; Liberia, 107, T. Burns, s to 1,
third. Time, 1:23. Ralbert, Blue Miracle,
Belle Dixon, Red Light, Scarecrow, Mon
soon and Spanish Lassie also ran.
Fourth race. for 3 year olds and up
ward. 6 furlongs, Columbia course
Roseben, 122, Fuller, 6 to 5, won: Santa
acodor,. 101, Romanelli, 80 to /, third.
Time, lis.
Fifth race, open, steeplechase handicap,
Tor f0iio4 year olds and upward. about 2
I, won; Gold Van, 1873, Holmany. IL to
8, second; Croxton, 134, Wilig, II to 5,
third. Time. Ala. Emigrant, Ganse-
Heber fell at the fifth obstacle and failed
to finish.
Sixth race, for year olds and upward,
selllng-Uncle Urigh, III. Perrine, 1 to 2,
won; Phantom, 103. Shaw, 21h to 1, sec
ond; McWilliams, 107, j. johnson. IL to
l. third Time, 1:46. Proceeds and
Fondness also ran
Rapid Water Is Swift
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Rapid Wa
ter. favorite at odds of to 5, led a field
of five around the course and won the
Country Club handicap at Montgomery
Park today in easy fashion from Jake
Sanders, the only contender that chal-
lenged his leadership through the race.
Several close finishes developed, the most
and Meadow Breeze in the second race and
Critical and Uncle Charlie in the third,
the breadth of a head deciding the win
ner in each event. Track good; weather
clear and cool. Results:
First race, furlongs-Our Sister, 107
j. Martin, to l. won; Grapple, 102,
Shilling, 40 to 1, second; Amouse, 107,
Henry. 20 to l, third. Time, LII. Pontolo
Mr.. Jack, Barker, Wedgewood, st. Bon
ME, Walsh, Signal Light, Chief Rush,
Volt Bars ran.
Second race, Az furlongs-Hyperion 3D.
101. Hildebrand, g to 1, won; Meadow
Breeze. 103, Mcintyre, to l, second;
Colonel Bronston, 101, Buchanan, Is to 5,
third. Time, :56. Draco, Sir Brinkley,
James Redding Guernmanz, Hot Cheer,
Trigger Morse, Shine and Hand Mash
also ran.
Third race, rs miles-Critical, 1OO
Abduction, to l, won; Uncle Charlie, 49,
w. Fischer, IL to 5, second; ADMINISTER
Jos. Shaver, 4 to l, third. Time 1861.
Sanction, Allan, Brooklyn, Woolnota,
HandSpinner also ran
Fourth race Country Club handicap, 1
mile-Rapid Water, 1873, Aubuchon, 13 to
B, won; Jake Sanders, 104, Hildebrand 3
to q second; Miss Doyle, 95, w. Fisher
- to 2, third. Time, 1:411a. Sis Lee and
Rainland also ran.
Fifth race, IA miles, steeplechase-CIa
Leader, 1872, Boyle, to 10, won; Myth
152, Mcclure, 10 to 1, second; Dominique
You, 134, Weinman, 13 to. /, third. Time
300. Svanda, Ontangon, Archie Dean
Comedian and st. Enoch also ran.
Sixth race, 51s furlongs-Kildoe, los,