Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-19
ALL.KEPT ON THE MOVE
NEW DETTIN0 SYSTEM WORKED
WITHOUT FRICTION.

The usual number Of bookuIakers wers
ON hand AZ the Benning race track today.
and under the supervision OF Messrs. Cav
anaush and Ptnkerton congestions were
prevented. as everybody kept moving. A
majority OF the bsttors have sraspsd tbs
new system, and waSers were made and
cashed with very little friction.
The rain has been doing its utmost to
spoil the Benning meeting this fall. and II
had another inning today, but notwith-
standing the bad conditions. the usual num-
Der Of regulars turned out. The rains OF
last night and this morning softened up the
track. but the going for the runners will
be. improved over that Of Saturday, as 1t
Strahan worked on the track all morning.
and 1t Is as good az 1t Is possible to make
1t. -
Though there was no stake feature down
to interest. and the fields were SO evenly
balanced that first-class contests were
looked for.
The Racing.
The first race, for all ages. six and one
half furlongs, was won by Barringo (Mil-
ler), even and 1 to 8: Yorkist CWilson), IL
to 5 and 3 to 5, second; Tudor (McDanieD,
to and 2 to 1. third. Time, 123. Hickey.
Laura A., Workmaid and H. L. Frank also
ran.
Yorkist was of first. to a good start.
and led into the stretch. when Miller got
Baringo through and won handy by three
lengths.
The second race. steeplechase, about two
miles, was won by Valley Forge (Pyle), D
second; Harry Baylor Heiderl, Is and D.
third Berry Waddell and Wild Range
also ran. Scillae fell. Time, 4.23 80:
Valley Forge acted as pacemaker all the
10, I,rvf ~
Entries for Tomorrow.
The following are the entries for tomor-
row:
First race, three-year-olds and up. six and
one-half furlongs, Columbia eourse-Sprine,
lis; Cederstrome, 115; Red Knight. no;
Panique. 112; Bohemia, 112: Stolen Mo-
ments, lip: Jerry. c., 112: Torchello. liz;
1de soon R,n 49, io Meas. H.
1O7: Lone Hand, 1O4; Jupiter. 104; lncorrig-
ible. 1O4: Toots, 1O4; Marksman. 30; Clois-
teress, 80. Also eligible to start as any OF
the above may be withdrawn: Istria, III;
Mark NEEDLE. 1902; Foxy, 112; Cinchona,
lot.
Second race, selling. maiden. two-year-
olds. five and one-half furlongs. Columbia
course-Wayside. ~; Temmeraire, 1a2::
Nettie Carita, 100; Speed Queen. 1O9; Isl
dor Hirscn. 100: Aiken. 109 Dulcie. 1O9;
bright Boy. 1O7; SANDY Creeker, lO7;
sPierrot 1O7; 'Lachesis, 104; 'Princess Car
RE, 1O4 Our Ethel, 1O4; Lee Harrison H.
1O4: Jarvis Lane. 1O4; Conjecture, 1O4;
Sweet Eileen. 1O4 Also eligible to start:
Rebecca Cohen. 100; Tuckernuck. liz; Mill
stone. 100; skiddoo. 112; Light Comedy, NJ:
Ell Tovar. 112; Mammymoo 104; straight
Line. 1O4; 'Village King. 107.
Third race. selling three-year-olds and
up one mile, Columbia course-lvanhoe.
109: G. L. NJ, 1O7: Homelander, 1O7; Mon
terey. 1O7: "Voladay. 1O7: ANDREW Mack.
1O7: 'No Trumper. 1o4: 'Gentlan. 1o2; Hoo
ray, 1O2; "Nellie Burn 90: Transmute, 30.
Fourth race. handicap. two-year-oids. six
furlongs. Columbia course-Oracu!um. III;
Monfort, III: Orphan Lad. 112: Killochan.
%; Emnola. 90; Arlington. Ss; femme
raire, SO.
Fifth race, selling, maiden four-year-olds
and up. one mile, Columbia course-Snow
King, 1O3: Frank Somers, 1903; "Bizzy Ley,
1O1: sAl Casey. 90: "Garterknot. 90; blue
Pigeon, %; "Oh, Promise Me. 80; 'Noblesse
Oblige, 90.
Sixth race, handicap. two-year-olds and
up one mile and seventy yeards, Columbia
course-Oxford. 100; Watergrass, 10; Pater,
1O5; Workman, 81; Banker. 30: Lady Vera,
&c. .-
Apprentices allowance claimed.