Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-16

head of the stretch, where he cut the Fara
day colt loose. With q great turn oil
speed Oxford quickly raced Security. backed
down to 4. and Pinkerton, 10 to /. into the
ground and then breezed to the judges. H
B. Duryea's Ben Ban, 8 to /, closed reso-
lutely and took the place by head from
H. p. Whitney's Brookdale Nymph, to
1 favorite, who after getting away poorly
managed to take third money from Pinker-
ton by three parts Of a length.
In sharp drive the Hampton stables
Oleroso, even-money favorfte, captured the
Meadow Brook handicap steeplechase, a,
about three miles, from T. Hitchcock jr.'s
Orthodox. to i. by half length The lat
ter made most of the running and finished
three lengths before c. Pfzer's Gypsic, 1e
to l. J. w. Colts Philatist. to 2. was
badly beaten. The winner was we'll ham
died. The race was run in 6.32.
c. T. HenshalPs French mare Genette.
to B. had fierce duel with r. T. Wilson
jr.'s Dolly spanker. backed down to IL to 3,
in the third event, at mile. They raced
together all the way, Ginette winning in a
drive by three parts of length in LBS, with
Spanker five lengths in front of NJ L.
Schwartz's Far west, 3 to 2. who did not
run up to her previous form. California
King stumbled and fell at the post
Walls in Romp.
John Sanford"s Walls. backed from ) down
to . made runaway of the first race. for
maiden two-year-old FLIES, five and a half
furlongs, winning in a romp by six lengths
in Los %. e. r. Thomas Barbary Belle,
even-money favorite, got the place by a
length and a half from J. Freemans Reba
Stone, Is to 1, with Jennie Wiies, 20 to l.
a head back
There was nothing to the fourth event. for
maiden two-year-old colts six and half
furlongs, but Woodford Clay's Hard Shot,
to 10 favorite, who came away at the last
furlong pole and passed the judges four
lengths in front Of the Delaware stable
Linnepee, 10 to l, with A. L. ASte'S Her
man, to I, three parts of length back.
The time was Liz 3-5
Mike Clancy's Tommy Waddell, 6 to l,
came to life in the last race, a handicap at
a mile and three-sixteenths. He had a
world of speed and ran away from the
others as soon as he hit the stretch. Hor-
ner eased him at the end, where he won by
two lengths in 1.5S 2-5, with Chimney
Sweep. backed down to 6, getting up In
time to take the place from Good Luck,
to 5 favorlte, by a head. The latter had
the same margin over Willie Shields
Holscher, played from 20 down to L. TWO
favcrites an two second choices won, with
the other two winners also well supported
The attendance was about 10000.
The Summaries.
First five and half fn9ngs ssish
Belle, io9 tHorner), even and to 5. second; Reba
@s 1873 Pagan d 5s and crimson to
Snsas Qualify Anna Lansetta DAILY Jennie
Roilicklng Girl Rain Queen. Spring Beauty, Pretty
Michael, Lady Ogden, Ballad and Safrana also
Second race, the Autumn Meadowbrook steeple
chase: about three miles-O1eroso, 154 &C. SMITH
even and to 5, won Orthodox. 155 lRayl. 5 to
l and to 5, second: Gypsic, 14S u. O'Brien),
10 to and 3 to 1 third. Time. 632. Philatist
and landslide also ran. Cresset fell
Third race, mile-Ginette 100 CT: Clarkl; s to 3
and to 5, won; Dolly Spanker. no (Miller>. IL
TO 5 and to 2, second; Far West. 1o3 shaw. J
to and to = third. Time, 1.3S California
King fell.
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs: straight
Hard Shot, 112 tMillerl. to 10 and to 4, won;
Linnepee. l12 (Bruessel(, Is to and to 1, sec
ond: Heran. 112 tHagan). to 1 and to 5.
third. Time. 1.19 35. Lamertine. Little Min
lister, Miniota, Hammeraire, Ialy, Cobleskill
Rockstone Light Comedy and Elixir also ran.
Fifth race. the Westchester lightweight bandi
cap; last six and half furlongs. main course
Oxford, us (Horner), to l and to l. won;
Ben Ban, 100 tMcDanieD. to and B to l. sec
ond; Brookdale Nymph 11S tRadtke). to and
to 5, third. Time lis .. Security Athlete.
Zienap. Pinkerton and Incanta ton also ran.
Sixth race mile and Characterization
Waddell. lot uIorner,; 6, to | and 2 to /. won;
l, second: Good Luck 124 QRadktel to and
to 2, third. Time. 1.5S 3-5. Bad News, Holscher.
McKittredge and The Cricket also