The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

~ sation Of the day by
running Peter Paul
in two races. winning with him in the
sixth, after the brown gelding had run
a bad race in tho fourth.
Bill Garth had three entries on the
card, but one OF which. the strong, Bob
bile Keane, owned by c. c. smithson,
came in first. Babbie Keane was a !
to 2 shot and very little money was
placed on him at these figures.
In the second race, a selling affair OF
two-year-olds, Garths, Bathamton Ally,
Bathmaria was made favorfte over Au-
gust Belmont's Shake, but Bathmarin
behaved badly at the post and did not
begin running until It was too late to
catch the Hastings colt. Bnbbie Kean
walked away from the fair field In the
third: fourth race winning handiy from
Dcplhie, the contender.
Lost on Pirateer.
Maupin's Judge White failed to make
good In the NTH. This was the race In
which David Dunlop started Pirateer,
with the intention OF making a killing.
Pirateer was entered in the fourth but
was scratched because 1t was thought he
had Setter chance in the nth. He
opened at 10 to j and staid through. al
though Fleet Galloway, Mr.. Dunlop s
trainer and the Portner Brothers, to-
gether with a number Of other VirgInians
who had received the tip, bet freely, Plra-
teer got on we'll and ran In good position
until the turn. but showed no inclination
to come forward when called on by
Ageson and did not como In the money.
JVhereupon the Virginia crowd went
broke. j,
Dunlop asked me to bet on the Duke
of kendall in the last race" said Paul
.,,ha irat tor n1a1 dnliyer
the goods. II don't see howl am going
to do It now, however, as Pirateer took
1t ail1wlth him" sSt q. ~. p
!, 1t, was just rs we'll for the Duke, who
was heavily played at and toll, blew
up on the home stretch in the sixth race
and did not come in the money.
Nonsense Wins Again.
In the fifth race Bradley made another
killing with Nonsense the three-year-old
colt which came under the wire at Is 10
/. Nonsense won at 20 to last week.
but was overlooked in this race.
Peter Paul. after running seven FUR
longs In the fourth race, was sent IN
again In the sixth race lie opened at
4 to L.. but went up as far as 10 toy1 IN
few books.
Carrying 1o7 pounds the Bradley horse
ridden by Mcdaniel loafed along around
the first turn and UP the back stretch
in the mile and a hundred yard race that
closed the programme and won safely
in n drive, after Mcdaniel Strengthened
him out In the home stretch.
Big Entrees To-day.
Tho star race for Tomorrow, Is the
first on the progremme, five and afhalf
furlone handicap, for three-year-oldsf ana
upward, In which Pater Bohemia and
Race King nre entered The Oxnard en-
try, Bohemia carries top weight, 1A
pounds. Pater is next, with 116, while
Racing who ran a dead heat with
sysonby last summer, carries ia.
Pater Is picked to win as he has al
ready beaten Race King at this meets
Ing.
Bohemia is not thought to be as. At
as the Maupin gelding, which is the class
Of the meeting.
Summary,
First receive tu5ongsPon1s Q to to ,rst
third third Time. i:o5.
ssend Tef s r. and hats s %na
saeond Mo s IS CO to hl;d Time. IS IS
Third Third race-six and n half surlonEs-Iloeus
oc9s 70 -, 5st ioi PaFu Tme 90 e se'o''
Fourth Nrnce-seyen furlonk.-Isobb,e K e,
% to 20, first. Delphie g to y second Parkyille
ra .n,ra am furIonsa- 60 to
arst. searecrow GS 70 y second. suffce g to y
third Time. 1852 2-6 .t.t% q
sEth rnco-one mile and one hundred yards
s ps,e5 S Winchester "a to i third Tine ibs ss
Entries for To-day.
First Observation-Disclosures .year-olds and
inward, flve and one half furlongs. Columbia
1a4; Pater. 1ld; Race KING.
liz III: Sterling, los: Peter Paul lo7: Blue Goat
iSS: Wen%ssa0! %: y? Sutwoo " g.
half furlomgs, old course-Black knight, los;
Bettie IAndon. 1o2; Orphan Lad. 1oe Okenlts'
1902: Sunburst, 3d. ..a -.
furinnss, Columbia course--waddell HI 40;
Iackei 100, Warning. %; Tickle, ps; Midas, a.
Fourth race stoeplee hase, maidens four-year-
Ss Fergus 49, Gagrett Us ls7 , harry hayo
20 Ffth a''e raceeda,den three-ysar, seven
furLS,gs Columbia oourse-cantractoIro,o 10. n - !.
High Brush II; Tarac III Aaonn,s sen 10y; n ~ ~
SIKH race~se,llng, three,year-olds and .vp{,
ward' ono mile and seventy yards, colum,hoi.a :.
Nnrthyie, 1os; r. S. Martin. esi Morl!ngoi a9i
yorkshire Tad, 1O6 IN
The following horses eF rsStins Girl and
Cor Cora tf Price and Ransom were scratched IN