Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-11

the end by q neck driving 20 the Im.t.
10 was easy between second and thyd
one OF tho largest crowds OF the season
came out here this afternoon and ,ufayea
excellent racing. The fields were large and
me quality Of the sport of the highest class,
Probably as much as 100000 actual .u!.
ieucN was wagered in the ring this after
noon. Never has the betting mart held A.
larger or a more desperately betting thraua
Every hooknaker, from Charley Celia 20
the loNliest 'piker" had more than la
could handle ia the matter of speculation.
The track was fast down the back stretch,
but dead and lumpy after the turn 10.
home.
Paul Clifford Wins Easily.
Paul clifford at to ., won the opening
race FOR four-year-olds and upward al
thce-qudrters Of a mile lie broke IN .rouc
and just uncanned home. Tom Msulins
got the place from Little Red IN drive,
Pau! Clifford was always the leader ia
handled his 10 pounds with ease
In the selling race at three-quarters 81 @
mile Brookstou and Brilliant made n nose
finish of it, the stewards giving the verdict
20 Byookston. Ny Gem was third P~il-
liant came from nowhere IN the final FUR.
long and Just missed winning 10y the fEortA
est Of margins.
ST Valentine and Logistilla made 4 deaF-
set iinlsh Of the third race at one and n
sixteenth Of a mile. After Peter PAU and
Macy, Jr, had made the running IN 'front.'
down The back stretch the former Two eana
on and fought 81 ont through the final fur
long, Hidreths horse winning ON the last
jump. 1t was close between second and
third. 100.
The other races were without feature.
Judge Davey, at TO l. walked in: joe
Lesser, the favorite. had everything his own
way IN the fifth; ARABIC and Louise AI-Far-
ian, the favorites, had no difficulty IN w.u-
ming the sixth and seventh. Summarize:
honolnsl, 10 0, won Tom Mankins. 10 w. Me-
6eel, 8 to !, second; Little Red lO2 CIV. Hsyesl,
60 10 !. third. Time, lis 4-5. VeranIsh. Paw.
tuckeJ, BAIL, Glen Gallant and Bonebrbako also
Second race, six furlongs-Brookston log II.
SMITH, to /, won; brilliant, lo7 Robbins, %
H. j, second; Ny Gem lo5 Giaceyi, I2tO }, third.
Ethels Pride, MOnis, 81. John Firing Line, Flyina
ITapeze, Intrigue, Raining Leaves, Ogonu. John
Third race, mile and a sixteenth. hsudicay-
Iogistla, 103 L. Smith, to , won; 81. NaeH,
tine, ia (Redfernl. 70 l, second Macy, Jr., 81
Navarro and Peter Paul also ran
Fourth race 1--WE furlongs; the Rosebud stakes-
Judge Dayey, 113 livingston, 3 to 1, Won; Fric'
tion, Jos Ow. MeGeel, 30 TO l. second; Gold Circle,
los fsobbnsl, 10 to /. third. Time, l03 -. Glad
Pirate. Big Store, Salviss Black Mate, Al Powell,
Stintberia and Quaggs also ran.
Firth race. one mile-Joe lesser. il2 u. Martini,
l To B. wOn Hyacinth, 1O1 fAubuchon), 60 /,
secondi Safeguard, 1913 CBedeID 20 20 /. thrd.
Time. /. IL 8-5. Barkemore and DOcile also ran.
To- won; Beechwood, 1913 CBedeln, 80 70 !, second
Hortensia 101 tObert. % 2. third. Time,
gon ana Light Note also ran.
seventh race mile-Louise Macfarlan. lgI
Nv. MeGee), to 5, won: Pirates Dance, IS y,
Johnson. 3 10 l. second; Chsun"ey Olcott. 81
NIorelandj. TO l. third; Time; La. M5zzinip
Flynn Goo Goo and Mr.. Wilson also ran
Dungannon Coup Frustrated.
Special Dispatch to The star.
CITY PARK RACE TRACK, New or.
leans. March 1O-The Juvenile stakes ae
four and a half furlongs was the principal
number on today's program at City Park
The club threw in an extra $1,000 and te
brought out a good field Of youngsters.
TWENTY-FIVE bookmakers, the laI Sest
number of the week. cut in for business
today. The American Turf Association
delegates were out today IN full force.
Dazzle with TO l against his chances,
raced to the front IN the first quarter OF
the mile and a half selling race, and STALE
Ing off the bid of Bradleys Pet, which was
the good thing of the race won easily BY
two lengths. Bradley's Pet was probably
the best horse in the race. Mcintyre got
him buffeted about in the first mile, ara
getting clear of his field closed very strong.
PiIler one of the outsiders, finished third,
a head before Del Carina-
Safety Light, the second choice IN the
two-nile selling race. proved easily tho
best Romanell who had the mount on
Civills horse, laid out of the race until the
last half mile and, turning very wide eh-
terlng the stretch won as ne pleAseu lIOul
tho favorite Double. Little Elkin raced
The Trifer into submission the first mile
and quarter. and finally wound up IN
third place.
Grevina. with Nicol IN the saddle, and
equal favorite in the betting, took the thlrd
In driving finish from Dungannon, who
was the medium of attempted coup.
Dungannon was backed from 10 ! 10 0
to ? and after being outsprtnted in the
early part closed with a rush and beat
Rain Devils a half a length for second
place Ingolthrift, the pacemaker, stopped
badly and finished fourth
Judge Treen, at TO /. won the fourth.
Mary Worth, at TO 2. the fifth and
Braden, at to i, the sixth.
Summaries:
First race one mile and a half-Dazzle 1903
(KoerneTI, 9 to !, won; Bradley's Pet, i0l w.
McIutyreD 6 to 1, second; Piller, l03 fPender.
gastl 20 to 1, third Time, 2.s3 Is Wo0dlyn,
Flying Chsreosl, Pathos. Hymettus. Doeskip,
Honda. Trepan. Foxhunting, Del Carina and Sfss
Second race two miles-safety Light I01 Ra.
issaellD 10 to 5, won; Double, es u. Hennessy),
q TO 3 second: Little Elkin. 100 &C., Morrisl s 10
!, third. Time 3.41 Is. The Trifer and BisQus
Thiri race, one mile and sixteenth-Grsyina,
100 (Nicop, to ?, won; Dungaapon. io7
CONTINUED on Second Pase.)