The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-28
FULLER RIDES Two WINNERS.
DAVE JOHNSON'S ROSEBEN TAKES
THE HANDICAP.
verIbest Captures TwO-YeaF-OId Event
with shaw UP-A Gailop fer Robbie
Kean-Three FaVOrites ana Aeeshd
ChOioe Win a. HeRhinEs Good Track.

hNANl--MuEGE EANNdNNN4 ANl - WIZ
ChOioe Win a. Benhlngs -CaoSd track.
WASHINGTON. March 27.--Perfect weather
drew another large crowd 20 the Bennngs
track to-day and also kept many owners
from scratching. The track. under the broh-
ing sun. dried out early and there was some
excellent sport as a result. Form was In iam
working order. too. - three favoritea and
a second choice got home with the talents
money, while both OF the other winners were
generously played.
Grover Cleveland Fuller was in excellent
form and rode two winners In clever style.
lie started of with Davy Johnson's Roseben
in the FIRST race. a handicap at i've and a
half furlongs, and was Of great assistance
20 the big son Of hen strome in q rattling
finish. Roseben picked up Ia pounds and
was asked to give away so much weight to
his company that the talent allowed him 10
20 back in the betting from TO to to 1.
which closed him an equal favOrite with the
sylvester Stables Right and True. Then
Divination. with only % pounds. was also IN
much demand at 20 1. while virginia Brad
lsy'a Peter Paul was backed down 70 10 70 J.
starter Cassidy. who was not In good form,
, espt the nsld away to q poor break. but
MULLER took Roseben right out to race with
.ARiaht and True and Rockland, a 70 to shot.
Right and True had enough At the hve furlong
poie and stopped But Baird kept Rookland
going 80 wen that Rossben faltered. only 10
come again Ramsly under Fuller's ener geto
riding. and win by a neck In no A-s. ROCK
land made q show Of Right and True Tor the
place. Divinatlon had no speed.
Fuller also rode Bobble Kean, a Q 70 good
ching TO victorian the sixth race. for maidens
at mile and forty yards. The famous
Jockey amply sat Ike statue and let the
F,otlands colt sail to the front with so much
sneed and stamina that he had the Others
beaten after gOnR qSaTtsr 81 mile and
DSiicv another good thing, back ed down
TO 10 i, came from the clouds IN the lnst
VIZ bT a head. Fritzl scheff the f6voTite'
who was heavily played, was big dis
apRoTT WTifin dished up the favOrite in the
second race, for tYo-year -olds at four and a
half furIongs In Hastings colt named Main.
y TnS w" signal defeat because Of the fact
that he can only run well IN the mud. T. NJ.
Kelly on the G'hf Russell ally au veEi RS@ hs
who got a splendid ride from White, Shaw
and won In a drive by three parts Of length,
W. H. snyder AnOdyne. to 1, showed
Improvement and ran into the place length
in front Of P0 ne s.t s Few st ride u 10
The TALENT would have nothing but Gol1-
feur In the third event, for taree-ye9r-olds
Ito 10 from even money. lie led almost from
the start aud ROmanelil made the race sure
by driving nun nome TWO itikNUh btlOTt
Father Bill Days AmbeTjack, 10 I. The
latter ran a fine race and would probably
have won but for the fact that his Birdie
Others and went back In the speculation
closed powerfully after slow beginning and
was only beaten "A head for third money.
Little Woods scored another success for
the talent in the fourth race, at seven fur
longs. He closed at n 70 20 and after showing
his heels TO the others as soon as he broke
Baird brought him homo clever winner by
three parts OF length 10 1 81 Us. Under
a careful ride, W hOrler ran an improved
race, taking second money from Mon Amour
Tom ManniS put Bob Murphy across the
plate i'm the hfth race, although he went up
to as much as 10 20 1 az the close Of the speCu-
lation The smart bettors bgured that
Father Bill DAILY would win the race with
Toi san, who was made the favor1te az u 70 5,
comparatively short prices considering q
size Of the field. Cascine had early spe'
but when Bob Murphy was cut loose he
with plenty TO spare, while Casclne took
place from Toi San by four lengths. 1oi ~
was almost left at the post which was an eN-
Cellent eX cuse for the performance. Mineral
Boy ran away four and q half miles on his way
20 the post and was left there.
Starter Cassidy has been notified by the
Il wards that he will have to use the old
standing start system for the present instead
Of his walk-up method. Cassidy's starting
at Hot Springs was undaT the latter plan
and he feels that he should be allowed 20 con-
tinue his work here on that basis. There was
much fault finding with the send-ohs to-day.
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