Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02

The $50 600 Produce stakes, for two-year-
olds. six furlongs, was run in two divisions.
In the race for colts and geldings Elec-
tioneer, the Futurfty winner. neglected at
II to 1. ran back to his best form. Dugan
waited with him while Paul J. Rainey's De
Mund. even money favorite. set a hot pace,
attended by the Newcastle stables McCar-
ter. to 1. When the head of the stretch
was reached Electioneer moved up on the
outside and with a brilliant rush to the
wire he won by length in LIZ 30. win
De Mund barely taking the pla - from II.
P. Whitney's Paumonok, II to- 1. by a
nostril Paumonok. who began slowly, ran
a great race. beating McCarter had Tor
third money. Sydney Paset,s Water Pearl.
the top weight, was the victim Of rough
riding in the backstreteh, Jones pulling him
up to escape a fall over the. rail. Jones
lodged protest of foul against Miller, who
in turn tried to put the blame on Radtke.
There was no change In the original lilac
ing. however
James r. Keene's Court Dress a prohibit
tive favorite. had easy tine winning the
race for FLIES. She led from start TO finish
and was just breezing ut lie end. beating
f. r. Thomas Barbary Belle, to !, by a
length in LIP 4-5. The latter stood
sharp drive and took the place from James
Curtis Common Sue, 10 to l, by d head. Au-
gust Belmont's Glamor. heavily backed for
the place, was unable to raise good
gallop.
Romp for Martin.
c. c. Smithson's T. 8. Martin, even money
favorite. experienced TO trouble in captu--
ing the steeplechase, for three-year -o!Gs, at
about two miles. Rogan had him in hand.
while making all the pace, and at the end
he romped home with fifteen lengths to
spare in AS. William Huffman's Realm,
II to l. ran second, twenty lengths before
Mr.. Cotton's Sanctus, coupled with St
Kelvin at to l. ]. w. Colts Commodore
Fontaine. to 1. fell on the back stretch
the second time around.
E. R. Thomas Halifax, even money IA
vorite, received what looked like an easy
ride from Radtke, as he seemed unable to
extend himself and got no part of the
money. Barney schreber's DR.. Gardner
to l, on the other hand, cut loose in the
far turn and came home the winner by two
lengths. R. T. Wilson, jr.'s Alteration, 40
to l shot, mailing the place from M. L.
Schwartz's Penarris. 13 to 5. by half a
length Halifax. with top weight, was a
head back. The time was liz 2-5.
The wise men steered clear of c. E.
Rowes First Mason, odds on favcrite, in
the fifth event, for platerS at a mile and
quarter, preferring p. ]. Dryers Red
Friar, who was backed from to down
to ID to s. Martin handled Red Friar in
perfect style. the Dwyer horse coming
lengths in 2.06. After laying cut of it for
nearly a mile, Sewell made his run with
First Mason, who finished second, two
lengths before Tartan, 8 to l.
w oHiefuS f1O1SCneF, passed up at
Is to l. came suddenly to life in the last
race, for maidens, at mile and a six
teenth, and taking command at the end of
the far turn he won easily by a length in
1.4S %. T. M. Cassidys Adonis 10 to 1,
nipped the place from J. Z. Madden's Lady
Tarantella, hot favorite at to. ), by
three parts of Il length Four favorites
met defeat and the ring prospered accord
ingly.
The Summaries.
Eirst~
lDugan to l. won; Alteration 50 BrusseD 40
to /. second; Pcnarris 1U4 ,Sflllerj ID to 3 third
Time IL %. Halifax. Guiding Star Big Ben
Robin Hood, Mary Morris, TiIefng and Warming
also ran.
Second race. steeplechase; about two miles-T s.
Martin. 1872 tRoganl, even won Realm 1872 (Rob-
ins4n on. u to l. second; Sanetus, 1s2 !owens), to
vfgny and st. Kelvin also ran. Commodore Fon-
taine fell Sanctus and st. Kelvin coupled
Third race, the Produce stakes OF $4,000; for
fliies; six furlongs.Court Dress, 121 (Radtke). 1
to 3, won; Barbary Belle. 100 (Horner). to l. sec
ond; Common Sue. 100 tMller, 10 to 1, third
Time, - As. Glamor, Miss Spooner and Mary
Rowe also
Fourth race. the Produce stakes of $4,000; for
tDugan II to l. won; De Mund, 124 (Radtke).
even, second; Paumonok, liz Il. Wtlliams). II to
!. third. Time. LIP So. Yankee Gun Water
Fifth race, selling; one and one-quarter miles
Red Friar, III !Martnl ID to 5, won; First Ma
son. 105 (SewelD, 3 to 5. second Tartan. 1O1
!k3ernsrl. to 1. third. Time, 2.06. Huntington,
scher 40 (Noone) is to l. won; Adonis, 107
(Radtke) 10 to l. second: Lady Tarantella. 107
Wine. Bizzy Izzy. Woodman. Greenland Lichtmess
Bluestone. Grenadier and Lady Avis also ran.