New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
gOLSCHER WINS CUP.
pr4TS BANKER EASILY.
m CoTt's Colors IN Front Three
Times at Benning.
rRv telegraph to The Tribune.I

.,,gton Nov. 29.-Holscher, the three
.. con of Lampliehter. which won the
c.skea yesterday. came right back to-day
p ron the Washington Cup, at two miles and
aaN Noone who had the mount. rated
,sve-ly for two miles, while Tavannes,
..a H and Banker alternated in the lead, and
70 ,e,,e away when sfraightened out IN the
ne .., 20 win easily by two lengths from
go -. Holscher ran in the name and coiors
--r,,s Shields who bought him from James
u . n-s6v during the Saratoga meeting for $1,000
=. .ba colt has proved grievous disappoint-
s''e Since then he has won the Brighton
- IN addition 10 the two stakes here, and has
- cor himself many times over.
pad liiiay loi crowd numbering close to 10000
ars a ns1 was in attendance, and il was the
leIsI-S,ton Jockey Clubs biggest day. \ good
,orrar rlrne Of seven races ihcIuolns Two steepie-
pIosss was decided, and the sport was spirited
cns'g cs interesting from beginning 10 end. Miller
sTo5 70 ride a winner, 10 the disappointment
. n,auv casual racegoers, ana the Jockey honors
o. me- me- Eotter. who rode Rose of Dawn. Berke-
hs-.,S We. Solon Shingle 70 victory. Two favorites
G alI enIjt choice won. and the other winners
Sl S+b one exception. were well played.
n Colt had a field day. as three horses
:. .ha white with green hoops of that popular
sos sa-oan After y Jse Of Dawn, backed from
70 10 . had earned the first race in a
.,-rinc drive with Bohemia the faVorlte Com
sso-s Foutaine and Pioneer carried his colors
y ~ front in both races through the field.
Sor1rnodore Fon1ane was an even money favor
- g. tbD Third Junior Steeplechase after T. S.
-, .I,.-In was scratched. Well handled by Stone,
-nn rather easily after a pretty struggle with
-, which caUtllated only after taking the
is, ;,,r,p Souvlgny fell early in the race and
Toclea out stumbled and unseated Palmer on
he backstTetCh.
'Iv psanser which fell in race a few days ago
,-ssn he was the one best bet Of all the rail-
tI-Ss redeemed himself to-day by winning the
i1ne steeplechase He was a split choice with
haNa Qf ffnr a
rss-ing hopelossly beaten for mile and a half.
"a I'D not jump particularly well, but had lots
- snas5 on the fat Huppe handled him care
s-lIy and waited patiently while Caloorahatchee,
rerra;n HAYES ana OleToSO were racing one an
.ber into submission in front The pacemake
-sre firing in the final drive, and Pioneer, clos
rs with rush. won going away. Valley Forge.
cherry Fighter and Frank Somers fell, but the
iockeys escaped with a shaking up.
The Washington Cup was run as the hfth
-sre Banker, with Miller up, was a slight IA
vorite over Holscher, which went back IN the
berfing from 10 > 10 TO /. as the form players
cuestioned his ability 10 repeat his good race or
Yesterday. Ormonde's Right had strong fol-
lowing around To ]. but the other five We're
crlv nibbled at. TaVannes opened up a big
con IN the early part and led by eight ten
isrpths for a mile and a half. when she tired
snd fell back beaten. Palette then TOOK up the
running. closely followed by Banker TO the last
urn when Holscher rushed TO the front and
csme away TO win easily. Banker was SIX
lengths before Pete Daley. the jumper, which
outgamed Palette in q hard drive for third
m0ney.
The other winners were Berkeley. Orphan Lad
and Solon Shingle. Bright Boy won the sixth
race after making all the running. but he was
disqualified for fouling Orphan Lad in the
stretch.
Miller was beaten by two odds-on favorites-
Belfast and Dolly Spanker in the fifth and sixth
races respectively No excuse could be offered
for either, as both broke in front and were de-
tested on their merits, so far could be judged
FIRST RACE-Fo- mares and sedings three years old
upward S4tu added, six furlOrgs. Columbia
course. STAR good Won driving. Time, 1:16S
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