The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15

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/ eral tincs. Garths stable cleaned up ~
| ~ sio.S25. Garths winnings, counting
lhis pcroentnEes as t,ainer tosether WITH y. y
the purses won by his own horses. amount
! "a n lltt,c over 1900. 11o was part owuer
a. tater, which was sold for $4,000. 50
ihe Albemnrlc county horsenlan m aue
zig PROFITS on the meeting. b.
n,hhr y1rgInians, who won AT the meet
,,s were Bradley, David Dunlop. pr,
lanes Kerr, ali Of whose horses nre. t1a IN,
"a ~ warrenton; L. p. Hollnday, Rooert
Neville, Rozier pulany, D. ~. ia.!e. ";
H. Maupin, Woods Stockton Gouftl at'o
I Smith and Charles HnrRamp.
Miller's Record
Y There are many rennarkable FEATURES
Y attending the record made at the meet
.rt, b,. Jockey Walter Miller Ele was
hrourht 10 Benning by Garth, who paid
& ,,,,,, a hnnns OF $500 to come down from
Nav, y-orl, and 500 a week for first call
m his services. ont Of e9 nat races t ~.
Il M tho meeting Miller had 50 mounts. az
rode % winners. Is second horses - ll, ,,,
horses and unplaced mounts IN auu..
tion 10 THIS. he made what most turlHien
~ The meeting believe to be record for
& aucressive winners. Last summer AZ
T;rnvcsend. Miller rode sx successive WIN
ners. four one day and two the next. here
Yesterday and to-day, he rode eight sue
ccssive winners. For the winning mounts
4 his fees, sc5 for each winner, amounted 10
s725, while his other rides, at ~ q rae,
/. cd him $50, so that in actual tees, nc
earned Sl.ox. Added 10 this Is the S5oo
given him by Garth, bringing total or
{, 81, for three weeks work that can DC
actually figured out.
Persons familiar with the payments jock
eys receive on the outside IN presents by
the owners they ride for, are Of the onin-
.E.4A, H.asf IL ,rI EtSyN Ia,
on the meeting.
Angarola Pulls Up.
last night 'Roxy Angarola. who first
brought Miller out, received many con-
lrratUlatSons from his friends on the
Hiding Of his protegc 1t happened that
Anrarola had lost $1lcD on the day. go
while he did not hegrudge lizzie NIL.
Ter his triumph. he was In no mood Tor
rejoicing To-day he went to the track
determined! to back all Miller's mounts.
Before the FIRST race, ..he went 70 NC.
I.aughlin, the owner Of Palora, and asked
what chance he had.
None III the world" said the. en-
,ockey. "P4,Iora has run last three times,
and am putting Miller on her to give
her CHARGE don't think she can Win
though
Angarolst said he did not care what Me-
1,aughlin said, he Mas going to back
Miller, Into the ring he went ana put
down so to win $50 Paora walked IN
Angarola cashed his bet, and put the
whole amount on Orphan Lad, with Mil
Ter up in the second race. Orphan Lad
won and Angaroln cashed again. lie
repeated when Miller went to the bar
rier on Paler,fin the third race and again
cashcd He won over $50 on Millers
mounts.
Summary.
First race-ITcr thrce-ycar-olds and up,
seven furlongs-Palorn (6 to y first, Nom
kanse Is to 81 second, Caronal q to 81
4 Third. Tine, 1:50 IS.
Second ace-Second running Of the
Jesse Brown Cup, four furlongs--Orp
& -ad 20 to 10y first, Woodline q to y sec
nnd Mammymoo Cb to y third. Time,
$50 3-5.
Third race--The Benning Spring Handi-
cap, seven furlongs-Pater & to 100 first
I. Robbie Kean (6 to y second. The Clown
G II to y third. Time, :2s 40.
Fourth race-The Seventh Spring Hun
ters' steepIechase. about two miles and q
l1alf-Garrett G. IL to y first, Dunseverrick
I e to 10Y second, Iron Heart Is to y third.
Time. 5:16.
Fte,r raceLIlandicap: steeplecnase;
about two miles-Fhantom III to 10y and
Thisuedale G. to 81 ran a dead heat, SAL
tie @ to y third, Time, 4:1O
s9 Sixth race--one mile and forty yards
Grand Duchess e to 81 first Setaulset
# q to y second, S1n1aerjack 90 to y third
Time. 1:46