The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14

After that race however. the New York
Jockey swept the board riding Lady
vero for Garth; TELLING, for the Pales-
tine stables: Paeon, for Garth; RIGGS, Tor
5Elnorrin, and Sailor Boy for Father
Biz Daily. When Miller came to the
Judges stand after the last race he was
greeted BY a storm OF applause from the
grand stand.
After tomorrow Miller will go to
Aaueduct Garth's contract with hin, him
covering only this meeting. Gossip about
the paddock has 1t that Garth gave
Miller a bonus Of 5000 to come to Ben.
ming and 500 a week. for first call on his
services Out OF the ninety three fiat
races run at this meeting. Miller has.
won twenty-six and come within the
money a number OF other times.
Racing Excellent
TO days racing at the loca track was
excellent The fields were all fairly we'll
filled, and several close finishes occurred.
Hyperion was we'll backed in the first
race. because he is trained by Garth, all
OF whose horses are in good condition.
Monte Carlo and Cassandra, however,
showed in front under the wire Lady
Vera, Garth's smart hlly, took the; sec
ond In a walk from Mary Gusts. Having
no entry in the third race Garth lei
Farmer Biz Daily, who trains for the
Palestine stable, have Miller to ride
Telling. III 81 Is.
Campaigner.l o. l.. Richards's entry,
a top heavy favorite. but Miller outrode
Mcdaniel and brought Telling home
safely
4 In the fourth race ". X. Levering's
Paeon, trained by Garth. went to the
post favorite, and won easily from
Parkville and Echodale. Edict was a
hot tip. but failed to materialize.
The fifth race, for maiden three-ye
olds, showed Riggs. n to 3 favorite,
with Miller up. Riggs got away flying,
and was never headed.
The sixth race was the hardest OF the
day. Days entry, Sailor Boy and AM
beriack being favorites. coupled at to
e. Royal Window and Sailor Boy led
most Of the way but the latter fell
back to third place at the finish. giving
away to Peter Paul, the old Bradley
horse which finished second.
Tomorrow Is get away day" TleSe
are two good steeplechases on the card,
ono Of them the hunters for amateur and
professional riders,
Summary.
Monte Carlo az 10 y first. cassandra
n5 to y second, Hyperion 4 to y third,
Time, .VJ go, j
to ss s rs raes sary cass Is to seaond
Nlanana 20 to y third. Time. .:5l:
=, Third race-Fonr and q halt furlongs1 =
s :syis.5. Rye Boy 9" g 2 '''r0' i'"e'
Fourth SI race-seven furlongs-paeon e
S a. Gsi 10 fSr shrd T@ S :sSsaa he'o
8 ar st Adonls q 10 j second, farSlas d5
sd{xt t1 fs ter BoS (as ,G
Wln 1'Se; (ssS to IL third a. rme. AS 90
Entries for To-day.
First race-sellns, threee-year-olds and a,
UP, seven furlongs, Columbia course-Pa.-
lore 92 Programm1,e 81 'Caron rscro Eoh 70,
sex Second raeewThe Jesse Brown cup, for
two year. Odds, four furlongs old course
oTDhen fnndda s M0e eaah nSR
LArpheine, Lucy Marie, Windfall' WORK
maid, 107.
+.Oakiey stable.
cab Tn'r sev Eaee furl6SnEs Columbia course
e Ksnds SIS; RIEht ana True II; ra, nT
10 a.; Tde G Glawns ISL So T Ehe io,, ~
! Fourth race-sev.enth Spring a Hun Sgs,
steepleehase. about two qn md, ,a one,hatf
mlles-Harry Patton i6s; dtui'seve''ie"'
Iron Heart Garrett. 1t3 each aach, ! 90 ,our.
year-olds and up, about two miles ben
Crockett, 1885,. Tlylng. Ruttress; 16o; Phanl
tom, Thistledale. lti e &c Groxtoh' MY
Sixth race-selllng, three-ye ar-olds and
,p, one mile and forty yards, Columbia
course -I;etauket. 10; Royal WINDOW. do1
Dunhass, 10a each; Watercourse, 90; Vaga-
bond, 81; .Amberjaok, 1o5; 'John y;
Ahearn, lo2: -waddell H.. 9s: 'fhe Yelled
Lady. 80 a