The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

short priced favorites won straight
nlop. until the nth race, when i. >.
Martin, the namesake of the JUNIOR sent
tor from Virginia, left in BY Garth, whose
three entries were scratcheh' tr'ea cv,,1
clusrons with Winchester and Jane Holly
Winchester opened favorite ut even
money. but was quickly backed down&3to
to T. S. Martin went from to- 70
to 3 TO !.
The little llaze-faced chestnut. who
can beat Pater in a trial. but which IS
prone to sull. with the colors up. got. q;
good break. and was never headed Inc
distance was mile. and Miller KEPT Mar.
tin up to Ills work all the way .!
strong ride. and did not give him chahce
to sulk.
Peter Panl's abili.y to run In the mud
e was the cause OF his being backed DOM
from 10 issth66tas TO 1 in the last race
when the fal!aw4rs OF Bradley saw by
The blackboard that the Virgininn had
engaged MCDANIEL to ride for him, they
hustled into the ring and began hammer.
Ing at Peter Paul.
when Bradley thinks he has win
ner. he always gets Mcdaniel TO rlde.
several of the wise ones were heard 70
say. Their done was good for Peter
Paul won handiy from Sailor Boy ana
Old Guard.
Summary.
First race-srven furlongs-Echo Dale
cs,A Is ~ FIRST Finty1l2atoD sccond. Del
nhie8f10 10 S third. Time. 1881 40.
Second race-Four furlongs-Al Powell
a 10 81 first, Nancy q to - second, Mary
Curtis d3to y third Time. go IS.
Third race-slx furlongs-Lord OF the
Vale e 10 2p) first, Tickle g to y second,
Sterling az to y third Time. l:l6 10. ,sl
Fourth race-nvc furlongs-Brnsh Up
.f2 to 81 first, Baby Willie &c to y sec
ond society Bud e to y third. Time,
1904.
FIFTH race-one INLET. s. Martin az
10 &, FIRST. Winchester q to 81 second,
Jane Holly q 10 i third. Time. 1;45 i-5.
sixth raceMseven and half furlongs-
peter Paul a to y first. Sailor Boy g
10 y second, Old Guard g to y third.
Time, rs 1-5
Entries for To-day. d
First race. three-year-olds and up. SIX
and one halft furlongs, Columbia course
sais lis; Loricate. 115. Blue Coat, ia;
Waddell II, los; Belsnicker. 10l; Warn
ing. "a: The Clown. 81; Hocus Pocus, ~
Second race, fillies and Eeldngs, two
yenr-olds. half mile old course--'Lady
Vincent, lol: .Fond du Lac, 1o';.L'orpne-
line. 1oi; Cora Price, 1oi: Woodine, 10y;
Wabash Queen. lHa mcIiS t"iSS,.'e - -
Emlnola. 1O4: Alegra, 1o4 Workmald. loi;
Windfall, 1oi: Mode 1oi; Belle OF OAK
lev. 1O4 NIammymoo. lOl
august Belmont entry.
Third race, colts. maiden two-year-ol1s'
four and one-half furlongs, old course
Mount O'Donncll, 1W: The Wrestler, lo.;
Tlondy. 1o7: Tudor, l07: Jarvis Lane, ~ !;
Tileing. 107: Black knight, lO; LORD
pike, 1O7; Encore. 107.
Fourth race, the Southern Pink-coa,
Handicap stceplechase, about two ana
a half miles over full course-Gamecock,
16s; Red, White and Blue, 149; MY Grace
IA; Iron Heart l42; ''Harry Patton
1856; 'sIlereso. 1876.
&C II. Smiths entry.
Fifth race. the Amateur cup, h'gh
weight, selling, three-year-olds and up,
six furlongs, Columbia course-Thomondi
1885, j. "A. Warner, l52: Trapezst 1852: Fire
Escape, 1852; Castor, 1907 Palora, 1876; Sir
Brlnkley, 1886: Vanguard, 1886; Papr'ka,
1913,
sixth race ssollIng, three-year-ods and
mn. one mile and one hundred yards, old
course-Proceeds; 40: Blanket, no; Phoe-
nus 1cs; zany, 1o3; Thoroughbred Lady,
1o1 /. Grand Duchess. 10l: Watercourse,
o.: .Belsniclter, 100; *Henry Waring 3d.
.Apprentce allowance claimed