Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-12
-FOUR fAVOR|TES
WON At SHEEPSHEAD
Stewards Disqualified Dinna
Ken for FouIing Don
Enrique.

ming the Autumn stakes for twO-year-olds,
six furlongs. Futurity course, in breezing
galiop at Sheepshead Bay yesterday, H. p.
Whitney's Dinna Ken, heavily backed
second choice. was disqualified by the
stewards for q foul that not one out of
ten spectators saw. After the race ].
Jones' who rode August Belmont's Don
Enrique, 20 to 1. went into the stand and
told the stewards. H X. Knapp. 8. s.
Parsons and r. c. Bishop. that Mr.. Whit
ney's gelding had cut across from the
outside position at the first sixteenth pole
and had caused him to pull up his mount
to escape a fall. The stewards waited
for Starter Cassidy and Starting Judge
Homan to come down from the post and
when those officials arrived they backed
up Jones statement, declaring that In their
opinion Dinna Ken had been guilty of
palpable foul. Acting on this information.
therefore. the stewards disqualified Dinna
Ken. giving the race to G. ]. Longs Arctic.
to 1. who had been beaten by three
lengths. and handling the two other places
respectively, to Don Enrique and Roy A.
Rainey's Horace E., to 5 favOrite. who
ran a bad looking race. The time was Ill.,
a second slower than the track record.
Go Between In a Gallop.
E. r. Thomas Go Between won the handi-
cap. at a mile and a quarter, in eallop.
He packed top weight and. heavily sup
ported the last moment at II to 10. went
after Cedarstrome, to 1. who made the
pace for ,three-quarters of mile. Thea
when the latter quit Shaw took Go Be-
tween to the front with ease. the noted
Meddler horse breezing home with five
lengths to spare in 2.O6 40 Angler. to
whom the winner conceded twelve pounds,
with to about him. ran second. length
and half before P. J. Dryers Red Friar,
to second choice.
c. T. Henshalps imported mare Ginette.
7-to-1O favorite. was victorious In the sixth
event. at a mile and a sixteenth on the
grass. Single Shot. backed from down
to 13 to 5, started Off In front. with Ginette
and John A. brakes Runnels 4 to 1, close
up. Miller took Single Shot up for a breath
ing spell on the backstretch and Ginette
then ran Runnels Off his feet. after which
Miller came again with his mount in such
determined manner that Ginette had to
be driven out to win by three parts Of a
length in LAT. Runnels was ten lengths
behind Single Shot, badly beaten
Money Burnt Up.
A pile Of money was burned up In the
steeplechase, about two miles, by the Eng
fish jumper Desert Chief, backed from 8
down to 13 to 8. In spite Of Stones efforts
he jumped poorly and ran out repeatedly.
losing SO much ground that he finally
stopped to nothing. At the last obstacle T..
I1llCuCOCh, SOmIndnOanl, a 4O-tO-l
shot, looked the winner. but In the run
home on the fiat Bartlett McLennans Bel
ligerent, 5-to-2 favorite, closed under the
whip and won by a head on the post in
4.O4. second slower than the best time for
the course. Commandant had three lengths
over W. G. BrOkaws Expansionist, to l.
From a poor lot of maidens Belle of Jes-
samine. even-money favorite, won the sec
ond race, at a mile about as she pleased.
L. Waterburys Cloisteress. 80 to /, went
out to make the pace with the favortte.
while ]. 3. Maddens Lady Tarantella, IL
to l. was third. Meanwhile at the head
ming by four lengths In 1.4O 2-5. while
Madden's flly ran over Cloisteress and beat
her by three lengths for the place.
Dainty Dame. 30-to-1 shot, upset all cal
year-olds, seven furlongs Futurity course,
from a big field. She led through the last
quarter and beat r. T. Wilson. jr.'s Mon
fort. 5-to-2 favorte, by three lengths in
beating Mintberia. to 1. by a three parts
of length. -Four favorites won in the
presence of the usual crowd of 1900 per-
sons. ~
The Summaries.
eourseaDaiy Dame o. 1xiex) 50 to l. WON G'S Mon
f1rt. io7 fMiler!; 5 to 2. second Baringo. Io4
RAP heretos ri Captain. NareIe ' EIisir s g
Mof Ma Ta n,, wer1Hiaue Boay Reman
Jumper and dissent also ran a.e'''" '"Ofela h'h
Second race. one mile-Belle Of Jessa mine, lot
(Kocrner), even. won; Lady TaranteIla, 1O7 iScw
ELL; II to l. second Cloisteress 1O7 (Notter) so
to l. third. Time. 1.40 25. Supreme Liehtmess
Joinstown, Park Row. Mount Henry, Fly / est
Fretchie. Huddy. La France Fatinitza, Doctor RoJ.
al and Stole also ran.
Third race. the Autumn stakes; six furlongs: Fu-
turfty course-Arctite. 112 (Troxler) to l. won:
DON Enrigye 1l2 q. Jones) 20 to !. second; Hor-
ace E., 112 (Radtke), to 5. third Time La
Inshaway also ran. Dinna Ken finished first .,ut
was disqualified for foul
Fourth race: one mile and a quarter--Go Between.
~; SHAW. II to TO- won: Angler. ia (SeweIn, 1
to L. second Red Friar no (iartn). to 2, third
Time 2.46 3-5. Cederstrome also ram
Fifth race. steeplechase; about two miles-.Bel-
ant, iss tPalmer1, 70 to second 'q E.oansioasf
LA wv. G.. WILSON,. 8 to 1. third Time. 40L
Desert Chief. Balzac. Pirate and Pete DAILY also
Sixth race, one and one sixteenth miles, on turf
10l (Miller). IS to s. second: Runnels lie (Sfar.
TIM. to 1. third Time. LAT. Ivsnhoe and
BiyOuac also ran