Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-19
TANGLE Wins THE
REPUBLIC STAKES
Peter Pan of the Keene Stable
in Front in $4,000 4
Hopeful. =

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 1S-F. r.
Hitchcocks Tangle. who ran second in thS
Saratoga handicap today won the s11,0N
Great Republic stakes, one mile and a
quarter at Saratoga. The mare was heavily
played. being backed down from 9 to 3 Il
to 10. Gallavant was second and Whine
steal third.
Go Between, winner of the Suburban, to.
day ran In the colors Of E. r. Thomas, and
was. well played from 10 to 1 to s TO Il
Whimsical took the lead at the start, foli
lowed by Mohawk ii and Gallavant This
order remained the same to the far turn,
where Mohawk dropped back beaten,
Whimsical continued to lead to the stretchi
when Gsllavant went to the front, but
Tangie, who had been running in a rear
position until now, closed up and won by
three-fourths Of a length.
Peter Pan Won Handily.
James r. Keene added Peter Pan in the
$4,000 Hopeful stakes, and the son OF Cons
mando- Cinderella was returned an easy
winner. He picked up 100 pounds and. cons
ceding weight to his field, won by two and
one-half lengths. The Keene entry. Peter
Pan and Pope Joan, was second choice, at
2 to l..
Kentucky Beau on his recent good race
was a heavily played favorite, being backed
from to 2 to 13 to TO- Peter Pan went to
the front at the start, but Pope Joan, his
stablemate, soon took the lead and held il
to the stretch. Here Peter Pan again as
sumed command and increased his lead to
the finish and won easily. McCarter was
second and Pope Joan third. The six
furlongs was run in the fast time of 1.12
is. Grandpa won the Shillelah steeple-
chase Summaries.
FIRST RACE. selling; FIVE and one-half furlongs
M,,Bilondy. lo2 koernsFl to / and 2 to l. won;
to i, third. Time, i.o7. vaquero. osmbyses.
Anna May and Lucy Marie also ran.
8 and to (, won; Fl Cuchiio 100 GStone), 8 to !
AND @ ss 49, s Doctor also
ran; Altar. Courier and The Lad fell:
woa M ss ~ HhsR i and t.
io third. Time. III Is. Pgrsiane. kentncty y
Beau , Don, DON Enrique; Hickory. Paumonok and Sic
Fourth race the Great Republic stakes; mile and
won; Gala yant. III gMiller!, to i and 2 to j:
sessnf Zine Jog rs sa to Md
hawk II also ran.
Eass tsasd 1s si1as.s kGs 9zs
Belmontj IS to and 4 to /, second; ORC. i4d
Cooley, ID to and to I, third. Time, 1.42 SO.
ARABIC Tom Lawson, Gallant and Realm also ran.
Sixth race, six furlonss-Ben Ban. 10 (Hlde.
brandt, to and to 8, won; Sir Russell. LOT
(SewelD, to and even, second; Nealon 100
9sshade(, 30 to and 10 to 1. third. Time,
LIB S-5. Comedienne, Toots Nook YaEd. Hazel
Thorpe. Bill Phillips. Slickaway. Hollow mass and
Contain also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race-Seven furlongs selling mares three.
year-olds and up. Memories, Azelna, Mistress Of
Rolls. 1o3; Toots Nook, 90; Dainty, Belle Strome,
9Si Anetta Lady, 90; Silver Wedding, 81,
Second race-Steeplechase, handicap, full course,
about two miles and a half. Grandpa, 1853; Del,
Santa. 156; Pure Pepper, I4si Tom Cogan, I4s;
Pirate, Waterford, 1871; c. B. Campbell, 1875
Third race-The Kentucky, Eve and half furs
longs, selling o-yearold fllies Dollie Dollsrss
los; Baringo, 104; Glare Russell, 1903; Neoskaleeta
81; Clara Huron, Bemay, Cora Price, Sea Salt.
Fourth race-Handicap, mile and a furlong three.
year-olds and up Peter Sterling. l18; Entree.
Macy, Jr., 81; Carey, %; Sailor Boy, IS. '' '''
Fifth race-One mile, selling, three-year-old and
up. Samuel H. Harris Tongorder, los; Just So,
105; Adbell, 104 Right Royal, Bulwark, i03; Chalk
Hedrick, Sir Ralph, Elwood Luckett, Charlatan,
Ne Ne ssj wrenne' 3d. Col Bartlett IS; Brait s7i
Sixth receive and a half furlongs two year-old
maidens. Prince Fortunatus, Puissant Waterbury.
Cork Hill, Amberley, They're on, Lally, Malacca,
Rappahannock, Stanwtx, King Ahab, ito; Anna
May Wndfall, Fish Hawk, Daisy Forst Cord
Price. Puritan Girl, Mitre. vinton, lo7.