The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
HARMAKIS A WINNER
Beats Padre and ScalplOck
at City Park Track.
FOURTH RACE FAILED 70 FILL
Selling Affair Is Substituted and
Hickey Won nt 10 to 1-COIIOquy
Won at to 10 in the Fifth-RebO
Wins the Last Race-FavOrite
Players Have Hard Time.


favcrite players at City Park this after
noon. as four Of the choices went down to
defeat. The hardest blow OF the day came
out Of the second race. the seven-furlOng
condition affair. in which the public took
on Charlie Eastman. which won good
race yesterday In canter. Charlie East
man was peddled about at TO > until
shortly before post time, when the bulk
of the money was sent into the ring.
The result, however, proved the biggest
surprise Of the day. as Charlie Eastman
was a Door third when they passed the
judges stand Harry Scott. an outsider,
at g TO /, in the betting, proved the win
ncr. Aubuchon. who had the mount
worked his way up 10 Charlie Eastman
and Firebrand, the pacemaker, in the
stretch. and passed them in the last six
teenth of the race, where Jack Dolan
came with a sensational rush The pair
fought it out for the last hundred yards
the former securing the verdict by a nose
Toboggan. whose grand races at the
Fair Grounds made him stand out in the
closing event, was also beaten. On form,
Toboggan looked like legitimate favor
lite. Even money could be had against
the Keene cast-Off at one time but he
went to the post a 7-to-10 choice. What
ever chance Toboggan may have had
was settled by the ride he received from
Jockey Mountain, who took him back at
the start and waited until there was no
possible chance 10 reach the pacemaker-
Rebo Rebo was hustled away flying by
Jockey Hennessey, and won as he
pleased
COIIoquy aE Easy Winner.
Conoquy always held her field safe in
the five and One-half furiOngs for two
year-olds Sally Preston was really
meant to-day for the first time. Several
large commissions from her owner, Rob
ert Tucker, We're sent into the ring, while
the field was going to the post Nicol
was given the mount and broke things
up badly. The flfy might have finished
second had she been properly handled
Albert .Sin0ns, with the aid Of Rickey,
broke into the limelght when the colt
galloped home an easy winner IN the
fourth event. a siX-furlOng selling affair
This race was substituted for the mile
purse race which was scratched t.
pieces.
Tweny-four bookmakers cut in to-day,
a decrease Of five from the number yes
terday.
Jockey D. Hall. who was ruled off the
turf in San Francisco. was allowed 10
ride to-day His appearance occasioned
much surprise.
Firebrand which started in the second
race. pulled up lame.
FIRST RACE-ScIling; maiden two-year-olds; I'VE
and one-half furlougs DrIien, los tMount2iu 10 To
J. won: Doubt l0j Garner, 20 /, second; Capt
Hale 80 Dal1. l5 70 J. third Time, 90 Robert
Nfrfa itIU-
Der Ball and ITourOn also Tau.
SECOND -Three-year-olds; seven flrlongs.
Harry Scott, los (Auhuchonl. . 20 l. won; JACK
Doan los tNckinneyl. 10 10 l. second, Charlie
Eastman lG lNi5untainl, Z TO s. third. Time.
IL 25 Polly Prim Peter Sterling. Concert. Hera.
Fircbraud. and GoldbeaTeT also ran.
THIRD -Three-year-olds and upward; one
and oneeighth miles Harmakis. III ,ai0uHtainl.
s 70 2 won: Padre. lo9 Fisher. 70 !, second
Scalplock. 10 lFoy 30 10 l. third Time, 50 80.
Fous0luca Col Bartlett, Oberon. Gladiator, Golden
Mineral LamradTumo Bitter Brown. Huntington.
Fred Hornbreck. ard Nirgic Withers also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SClling; tWo-ycaT-olds; SIX FUR
longs Hickey. i05 tGamerl. % To l, won FavoTi'a,
lJ5 Wood. s 70 !, second; Godie, no tLadisenl.
= % J. third Time. l.l5 3-5. Gauze. Poetry, Dr.
AIcCleur. Quinn Brady, Kara, Genclare, Baishot.
Society Bud Henry Heutnc5s self Reliant and
ChaUnCcy Olc1tt also ran
FIFTH E-Two-year-olds FIVE furlongs- Col
loquy l07 Garner. 70 10. won; Bonart. l0i lAu-
huchonl. 20 ,. second Voting l0l t4lountalnl. Z
tp J. third. Time, 51 % Sally Preston MISS
Josoy Tudor Diucnock Billy NeTtress Windfall,
Regal Lad. and Expect TO See also ran
SIXTH RACE Selling; four year-olds and upward
six fnrloncs. Rebo lOl ,Hennesseyl, 5 70 l. won
Tubosgan 10 GIUuntainl. to 8 second: AiTshp.
lo3 lAubuCi0ni 3 10 l. third. Time, IA 30 Audi
tor. Nartius. Mar Gentry, and Orderly also ran
Entries for Tomorrow.
First race-SeIIing; seven furlongs. La Cache and
Marco l0l each. Basil GallOpOf. Ancestor. Maggie
AIackey Aicur Mcrces. Red Raven. Falkland, and
Sponge Cake. l09 each
Second racc-Steeplechase; short course. Grace
land and NAran. Is each jTe0n. Isl: Pittkin, II
Uncle James. Us Signal II. l33; Easter JOY and
Paruassus l55 each: Little Wally and Scsptre, lS
each. Gould. 40; Dawson l53; SnhadDr. Isl.
Third race-Six fUrlongs. Lady Esther. 60: JeTD
c. Ever Near. Lucy Young and Lads Nashti, l0l
each: Meadow Breeze. FTuntcnac. and 81. Nalen-
tine. l04 each.
Fourth race-One nile. Eva IssT. 99; Anna Rus
kin. Heirloom. Charley Ward. and Spring. 8 each
Fire Alarm and Lady Yimont. 100 each; Associate
and Mary Ellen l03 each
Fifth race-Seyen furlongs. Fast Mate I18 BIRD
Dixon. Willie NeWcomb and King Of the VALLEY
I95 each; Pretcrius. l05; WilG Irislman. KeinWood
and III DottOrc liz each. Foreigner. IA; Consider
alton, l9.
Sixth race-Oue mile; selling Frank Flesher, es
Doric 99: Western. Maize O'Neill Captain MCC0r
mick Economy. and John kaufman, l02 each
Nancy l0i Knight Of ITauhOe. l07