Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
Entries for Monday.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK. N.
Y, July 1.-The following is the list of en-
tries for Monday:
First race. two-year-olds. selling: last i've fur
sess e s r a,,.g ss4 ss .k.%.
TssI.s. io2; slr Irlnsisy; ,e4 bdis James. g:
'Necromaneer. 81; Tickle, 90; Lionieart. 1os.
man m
III; Lady Amelia, 1903; Bearcatcher, 1913; Max
m ThiTd race the verbal aO aies .woyearoa. last
five furlongs of Futurity eourse-Edna Jackson,
Single Shot. io7 ODD Ella 40; Last Cherry, 1io
Caprice, 107; Margaret Angela, 107; Fatinitza,
IF Fourth nth race. he Long Island Handicap three
year-olds and upward; one and one.eighf miies-
49, n Msss ss 2s M
Lark. q: Msrmee. %: Dandelon, 90; Colonial
122:: Broadcioth. los; Ostrich. 100.
Fifth race three;yssr-slds and upward selling;
1o9; Brigand 1903; Toi San, 101; st. Gallen. l08;
s g. sn Ss sI casH &c. o
wood, 107; 'Arabo III; Colossal, 1Oe.
ss sixteenth miles on turf u ias:
Jockey Lynch 1OS; Schulamite. 80; Sinister, 1O9:
AmseTast soa josqna s zsa1 e, ss Merry so5
'Dolly spanker. 1Os; Gamara. 100; New Mown Hay.
100; wotan. 1o1; Red Friar 1o4; Stamping
Ground. log; Broadeloth. 100.
Apprentice allowances
Entries at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July MONDAYS en-
tries:
First race, four and a quarter furlongs. selling
Bess Chancey Ancient Witch, 1o2; Kara Kenwyn.
Neru lp lo S
Morse, 1911; Markham, 10.
Second race. six furIongs, selling do1; Last
Pansy, 11s; Sea Voyage Comic Opera. 1922 Beauti-
full and Best, us; Dueist, III; Eehodale 1872
NV Eleanor eS; Any Rags, 101; Dixon's Text, 1906;
Bonar, es; Sincerity Belle, so; Bonnie Prince Char
Fourth race six furlongs; purse-Ramus, 1o3;
Horseradsh. no; Nealon. 1o3 IVES, 1l3
lean 90; /. SaIneison. 80; Ora Mckinney, 81;
Pickles o. Buneh So ALLAN 1ob M sm%s g
Prince Salm Salm, 100; st. Sever, 1o7; Ethics ITO;
Ed Sheridan, 80; Tenney Belle. 1o5; Celebration,
'''' Entries at Delmar.
ST. LOUIS, July Mondays entries at
Delmar:
First race, four and half furlongs; purse-Lo-
retta H. Nose Dustin, japanese, Maid 100; Pc, pea
zeedcake los; Nettie Mac, 100; Mrs. Murray, 1oo;
Miss Nichols, Mae Lynch 100; trenches FIRST
Second race, seven furlongs, selling-Kingstelle,
90: John Randolph, 81; Frank Dice, 100; 7. j.
Pswe s,s S epe Ha oS nea los
Third race, five and a half furiongs, seiiinga
Black Pat 49, Arthur Nc 49, Condo. 1917 suzanne.
1903; BaImer ", 10i; Don Hamilton, 1e4; Selfish,
BurnoIette, 49, . ,,,
Extol, 1O7: Hilee, 104; Courant, 90; Plautus, III;
fiftt race. seven furlongs. selling-Atlas, 1os:
p annl sc sneet IoS; Sweet Kitty Bellares o.
Sixth race mile and twenty yards, selling n,
Bengal 1OS; Look Away, 9s; Brdwood, 100; OUT
law 105; Mammon. 80; Pyrrho, 100; Oourtmaio'
1903; Cashier, 81; PompaBo, 3D.
Entries at Latonia.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 1.-Monday's en-
tries at Latonia:
First race, five furlongs; purse-Graee wagner,
Sister Frances Roxena, 1913; Society, lo5; ANNE
Smith, Latifa 106; Amelia Racine. Inspector Gili'
Patinah. 1O3; Tinker Toya, 106; Vic Kinney, li0.
Second race one mile and seventy yards; sell
ing-Bettie Brent, 80; Judge Hfaynor. 81; Frvoii,
ss Ebony lo1 Chanterelie los Fo1 M as R,e; a
gold 1903; Hot, 1o4; Fonsoluca. 109 90.
Third rece six furlongs; selling-Euba, ~;
| Rosemary Kane 80; Herlda. 96; Python, by;
cbicora Maid, 90; Danube 81; saranola. 80; Mat
| thew Gait, 9S; Little Emmy. Fleuron, 49, Blythe
| ness, 101.
Fourth race steepIechase handicap; short
sterdam. 13s; Trinity Belle. 1874; Lights Out, 1856;
Betmuda, 140.
Firth race, five furlongs; purse-Dr. Keith. 1902;
Gold Mate. Mandator, 1903; I eter Vinegar, lO2::
| Donnie Uncle James. Flagstone, 105; Maileable,
| Leigh Pacolet, Mngita, 1903.
Sixth race, six furlongs; selling-Edna Tanner.
| 1oS; Presentation. 107; Bill Knight, 90; Rain
dance. 49, All Scarlet, 10l; Colonel Jim Douglas.
100; Sid Silver. 100.