The Washington times., 1906-06-24

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countant won the TiGal Stakes today.
valued at $4,000. during a driving rain
storm with intermittent flashes Of blind
ing lightning and the deep booming Of
thunder. II was a weird picture.
Accountant rushed away IN front and
made the running. Right at hts heels
came the Keene' Iair. Bohemia and
Kuroki. heads apart.
At the home turn both Kuroki and
bohemian moved up 20 Accountant and
the crowd began to yell that the favor
lie was done. Then Jockey Jack Martin
sat down and shook up Accountant, as
only Martin can. The big Filigrane colt
responded gamely. and IN the run home
drew away with a bit to spare TO win
by length and a half from Bohemian.
which was four lengths before Bulls
Eye. third. The latter came from long
way back and just nailed Kuroh on
the post.
Tucker Wins Fortune.
Bob Tucker. former trainer Of Ac-
/ countant and famous as a plunger. won
q fortune on Accountant. His commits
sioner. Billy Porter. made one bet of
! 81. 600 against 5000 with Billy Cowan
and went right down the line.
Accountant was formerly owned by
| the late Cept Samuel S. Brown. Of
| Pittsburg
The timing OF Kings Daughter con-
! tlnued a matter OF keen disputation.
many experts claiming the FLY actually
ran the three-quarters of a mile in
iii 80 This was the time set out by
/ Barretto and Clark after the race, but
late in the day Barretto conceded a
mistake might have been made. and the
| mark was shortened UP a fun second
The new electrical timing machine Is
supposed 70 have been AT fault
The track stood lightning fast again
Clubhouse Set Stung
Z the opening race the clubhouse and
the insiders thought August Belmont 3
Bridgeman a sure winner, to l being
seized R1th avIdity. while Pantoufie at
II 70 5. was also taken The race was 4
high weight handicap al six furlongs
w. w. Darden. and bis Western friends
put over Mamie Hodge at 20 / She
led all tine way-
| The Beacon steeplechasa- for four-year-
olds and upward. al the full steeplechase
distance, went 20 an outsider. Grandpa.
at to ., with Su1ith IN the saddle Not
a horse fell in the entire journey.
The Foam Stakes for two-year-Olds. at
fire furiongs. was won by Oran, the son
! OF Ossary. q 20 favorite, with Miller
UP He won driving by two lengths from
Superman. II vas q tremendous betting
affair. the clubhouse commissioners
! handling thousands Of dollars 10 Super
man and Arimo.
! Summaries.
First race-Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward: six furlOngS- Mamie
I Hodge I2z Il Wflliams). 10 i. WOni
Comedienne. 10, 1es SBurns)., 30 9 . to l.; @ sec
/ Time. I-42 2-5. Bridgeman, Pantouhe,
Gold Sitter. and Meddling Daisy also
ran.
! Second race-The Beacon Steeplechase: :
for four-year-Old and upward; about
two and one-half miles Grandpa, l5l
/ &C. SMITH, TO ?. won; Delcanta- 40
/ (Owens), to >, second: Hylas. 151
/ CRay), 2 to l. third Time. 5-I2- Gold
! f1eur. Kernel. Fallaheen. and ORC also
ran
| twO-year-olds; five furlOngs- Oran. lis
! CAdiller) I 10 8. won: Superman, 12S (Rad-
! tke) g TO 2. second: Artmo. - (WilliamS),
1 Is 10 l. third. Time, 100 is. Marathon.
/ Don Enrique. and Linnepee also ran
! Fourth race-The Tidal Stakes: with
! q guaranteed value OF so. 600; for three
yea--olds: one and oRe-Quarter miles
/ Accountant, 126 (Martin). TO 10. won;
Bohemian, 12e CRadtkel. 10 l. second 4;
Bulls Eye. 126 CMiller). 10 10 l. third.
1 Time 2:lO Kuroki. Holsener. Pegasus,
and Royal SceDter also ran.
Fifth race-SelIing; for three-year-olds
\ and upward; one mile. Arklirta. 80
! tMiller). to 5. won; Druid. los (Radtkel.
! lis. second: Angler. loo (SewelD. 10 10 1.
third Time. III 2-5- Memories. Benevo-
lent. Our Sister. Escutcheon. Black
! Prince. Champlafn. and Gold Badge also
ran
Sixth race-Handicap: for three-year-
/ olds and upward; one and one-eighth
miles: on truf Miss Crawford. 1i0
| (Radtke). TO !. won; Sailor Boy. 90
/ (Notter). 20 to !. second; Dishabille. l20
! (SewelD. even third Time. l:51. Leila.
Induisitor. and Old Faithful also ran.
Sheepshead Bay Entries.
First race-Five and one-half furlongs.
! George s. Davis, 123; Darabow. us;
| Standard OIL, 115: Dario. I15; Waterbury.
/ 10: Yankee Girl. III: Frank Gill, us;
| Kennysaw, lis: Grimaldi. us; Velocity.
Il2; Malacca, 15; Chaseaway, ~; Minl-
monoka. lis; Cycliopa. us; Winston, u5i
/ Coltness, I15: Peter Pan. us; Colcnel
Back. us; Green Seal. us.
| Second race-Six and one-half furiongs
! Watergrass. I07: ROseben. 137; Timber.
III; Brookdale Nymph. III; Water Tank.
/ IO9; Diamond Flush. us; Andria, 107;
Handzarra. 115-
| Third race-Five furIongs- Alteration,
~; Clare Russell vor6GoIe S; KleGTsnsie efTs sbG
| Needles Adelinelete. Sweet Eileen,
! Loyal los; Woodwitch, 1ol-
! Fourth race-Two miles Life Buoy.
! l32; Judge O'Gin. 14I: Follow On. 40;
1 Tom CoEan. 147; knight of Elway. l42;
Dromedary. 142; Long Run, 131; Little
Casino, l32.
/ Fifth race-Mile- Roseben, lis; Dainty,
us: Grenade. lis: Tommy WaddelI.
| 10: Samson. 100; Won Tromp. 1os: Rum
| ming Water. los; Cederstrone, lO0; Wei
| bourne, 90; Moonshine, 9S; Lancastrian,
ee; A MuSkoday. g.
! Sixth race-Mile and sixteenth. Logis-
/ tilla, 10S; Mandarin, 91: Far West, oS;
Angler, loo: Ginette, l05; Jack McKeon,
| 10l; Water Tank. 100; Garnish, 103; Mabel
| RICHARDSON, 90; Priority, 96.
Sanfara, Favorite, Gets
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