The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
.MAUP|N WINNER
IN THREE : RACES |IC[' |: S
Notable Success Of Virginian
Who Heads List Of Owners
at Bennings.
SEASON ENDED lll: YESTERDAY les E: Il
Horsen1en Rushing to Aqucduct,.
Where Carter Handicap Will
be Run Tomorrow
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Y. WASHINGTON, y. G., April 13.-Ben-
! ,,inKs's most successful meeting closed to-
day. 1t was the nkncteenth OF the sea-
son.
The clubhouse and grandstand we're
thronged with the usual large and en-
th,isiastic crowds. The occupants Of the
stand were particularly jubilant at the
cnd OF the first race, when the y w :.
gInia stables OF Maupin and bradley 4 .,s
were first and second. Mnupn's Little
wo9d ssnss ~ Wad Ssh fGR IA +
and Yorkshire Lad both we'll played.
Just bclllnd the leading pair. ..,.,.,,.,.
THIS was Gow sso up irony t ths Mauph
stables. For this race Bauble. running inning
without blnkers. was ct even eye mSon ,,iSc
put d!sappSn sre Il M Mis
ana Paltr. both Of whom hnye won "a mere J;
To-day the youngsters were REQUIRED ., 20
5y ~ it's a 5SSsse WI
With great ease. with Henry warning
second. The latter Is a son. OF Bllntzen,
who was famous m9q roe nolse; thc result
OF the Jesse Brown cup. named in honor
sof the deceased gentleman. VINO n !n.
sea5s ved down q tne stirring contest
Between asT the two " entries from the Maup,n
stables. Patcr and 7. s: Martin N In me
f .9Fnris yen Sut si nnaS1 Sarns Closing
every stride. and might have won IN \. q q
few additional yards. i Il, !.
vas the the delighted recipient 81 q $3.50
silver cup presented to the breeder b 3,
Ii Sir. Edward a. MITCHELL. one Ct &, ! the ne
governors o. the H9ash'ns 'on oesN's
Success Of FMaupin.
The race marked the close OF a re-
n.arkably successful campaign by NJ r;
Maupin, Who is a well known resid lent OF
Albemare county Il T Tn tns sth The
sofni wInnn Ss'1 q Ssupn ar
tories OF the aiaupin stable have. largely e,
shs trumphs their 1e aInss snnsisap
est es spectacles Of the meeting. Bohemia
won. as was expected but not quite Z IL 2
the manner Of Carter handisap, Z, ca a!Sns
date. She was hard pressed on al sides
by her stable companion, santa CataiiInla NJ
on the left and Sails and Toscan on the
right To many seemed efls AZ II me seao md
tinct surprise. santa Catalina, Of last !.
raced up and caught he %, others N ne ne
Companion, Bohemia, and An,berjack.
Sn,i o s liz IL s shS as
lo5med up as a. factor 1ns the final fur
4 long. and sduririg the whole OF the run
S from the last furlong pole horne any one
4 Of the first four m ght Z have won.
Many think Sanat Catalina was better
to-day than Bohemia The value OF the
II BennIngs was s1,710 to the winner. Boz!
hemia's weight In the Garter on Satur-
Catalina IS pounds. viii be shipped +, TO- Q
< u on the fifth race. leading all the way
Il with the favorite. Nine Spot, second.
Priority. off badly. made up sorAc ground
Stand was third. u. ~ q 81 81. az IL al q So z
a most Interesting steeplechase was
won by the Bonnie Brook stables Gold
4 Van. the second favorite. Jim Newman
made most Of the running. but at the
last jump 1t was palpa BILE that he was
beaten. 81 a5 3
III Summary.
First race-seven furlongs-Lit tlewoods
4 Is to s. first. 1vaddIll II l5O to u second.
2 Sir Ralph e 1-3 to y third. Time, $50 80.
Second raee1F1ve furloHngsLiJudig;ss
t. y second Z: lsa 5 Domain GO 70 =
Third race-Four furlongs-Pater e 10
I; y first, T. S. Martin e to y second,
Hesdway e to y third. Time. 80 2-55 0
Fourth race--Seven furlongs-BoheTia
Gwen and ouD first. Sails e to y second.
Santa Catalina even and ouD third.
Fifth-onc mile and forty s yards
Nonacordor Is to 81 first, Nine Spot, 5(eveD
second; Priority % to y third. Time, 1:47.
Sixth raeeIopen steeple chase, about two
man e to s. second Punctual Is 10 y
third III Time .p7 53 ilPf FfttkTH