The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-31
BAIRD RIDES FOUR WINNERS.
YOUNG JOCKEY IN RARE FORM
At JENNINGS TRACK.
Iattie woods, PateF and COlogne Take
Three Races for ". l.. Maupln-Four
Odds On FavOFites Help the Talent 20
Beat BOOkmakeF Again - Entries.

Ltttie Woods, PateF and COlogne TAX Q
Three Races for W. l.. Maupln-Four
ODDS On FayOrites Help the Talent 70
Beat BOOkmakers Again 49, Entries.
WASHINGTON. March 90. Three races were
won to-day At Ronninss In tho colOrs Of W.
T. haupin, one by the three year-old little
Woods and the others by the tWo-year- bids
Pater and Colo Ene. Four odds-on favorltes
we're successful. and both OF the other winners
we're 20 heavily played that the ring e1-
perisnotd another series OF hard knocks,
which caused q number OF layers 10 suspend
ouoineea after the races, as they believed
thAt TIE same would be more profitable for
thom Al Aqueduct The weather was
threatening. but the crowd came Just the
came 10 see the various events run over a
faSt track
Jockey Baird, the lightweight. who re-
Gently came here from New Orleans 10 ride
81 q free lance, had a field day. He rode
four winners IN mastery fashion and made
such an excellent impression that some OF
the big stables will probably be after his
services In future. Baird handled the sue
ceksful horses In the first three races right
on the reel. He had the leg up on the Albe-
marie Stables Bohemia in the first race
for fllies and mares three years old and
over. AZ i've nrlonEs, and the heavy speou-
htors backed her down TO 0 70 20. Bohemia
eftsr trailing behind Brush Up. who ran 70
form for nearly half a mile, Baird took
WaRner's feet daughter to the front and she
Won going away by half length in 100 Us.
Rfush Up took the place under a drive from
Oirdie, is TO 1, by three lengths.
In the second race, for two-year-old maiden
nl,es and geldings. at four furlongs, Baird
goSf , htayg lpn Pater. by FatherlessIAuTine,
f1ereise gallop and won In a romp by three
lengths IN 24s 80 august Belmont,s Cross
- TO outsider, closed, strong under a hard
Tids and nailed h The he place from Ambitious.
Ing in the last hull dozen strides, -''N
Again, In the third race, for maiden two
SeafSold colts, az four. and half furlongs.
colt BY Precious-Perfume, who was a re-
Sedlps second choice az s. o2 Legerdsmaln,
N the colors OF the Barbarlty stable, was a
eto 10 favorite, but after leading well Into the
ftfetoh he quit completely, and could not finish
ran a fne race, Baird getting him home In
mont by length and half over Old Guard.
5rifin's Ratio a Sir Dixon colt, = to 1. " Was a
peer third, but he beat the favorite by a
Baird's fourth winner was in the last race.
for platers, at mile and a sixteenth, when he
hed the leg up on Maupin's Little Woods.
The talent making H. T. Grifin's Bill c uTtis
eifavorite at TO p while Little Woods went
back to II g i9 Gnd, The HuguenOt closed
Little Woods, and In a driving finish beat
Bill Curtis by half length. the latter closing
rapidly.
There was nothing TO the fourth race for
three-year-olds, but Preen, the crack three
year-old Of the GouEhacres Stable. who. as
2 prohibitive favorite, made runaway OF
under wraps by half dozen lengths. F. r.
Hitchcock's Cabin, 10 TO / shot, ran well for
his nrst time out and nipped the place from
" \. HAyman's Yorkshire Lad, 20 TO l., by
neck Tim Hurst, Fuller up, was q disap-
p9lntment for those that took 70 / against
IT Il said that the Jockey Club may grant
a trainers license TO s. c. Hildreth. after all.
sieercStion itb Jo ~ SuodGepei n. III III
Park several years ago, and has confined his
operations 70 the Western turf. lie has charge
81 q big string OF horses belon ging TO L. +.
smethers. who will race most Of them In the
East this year. Smathers has been trying
70 secure 4 noense for Hildreth ever since
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