Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02
SIR TODD|NCTON
FAILS TO WIN
The Highly Touted Horse Again
a Disappoirt-
ment.
GIam0r Takes the Crescent City
Stakes Without
Trouble.



NE. ORLEANS La, December Sir
Toddington, the highly touted and fine
looking purchase of Burlews & O'Neil
again failed to make good today. Sir Tod
dington, paired with Royal Breeze, was
made the second choice at IL to 5 in the
Crescent City stakes. at five and a half fur
longs, for two ear-olds. Glamor, the
speedy filly of A. c. McCafferty, had no
trouble in annexing the stakes. Royal
Breeze was off in front but had not trav-
eled far when Colloquy the to favorite.
grabbed her. The daughter Of Russell did
not remain in front long, as Garner brought
Glamor up with rush and assumed the
lead. From there on it was only stroll,
Glamor winning by two lengths from Col
loquy, who had the place from Royal
Breeze
Pulled Off Good Thing.
Charley Ellison picked out soft spot to
wallop the bookmakers in the third event.
Ellison managed to get a world of money
at to l placed on DR.. Spruill, his four
year-old Dutch Roller colt So big was
Ellison's commission that the best price at
post was to ). Old Stone and Hannibal
Bey ran head and head for three-quarters
of a mile. Nicol. with DR.. Spruil lay
within haling distance in third place, and
at the head of the stretch Old Stone retired
and Nicol sent his mount after Hannibal
Bey winning by one and half lengths.
For the first time this season the colors
OF Col. Bob Tucker flashed home in front
in the opening event, Consideration, at as
good as to l, winning in a hard drive by
a length from Alencon.
Horses Arrive From Benning.
AL Western, Thomas Clydes' trainer,
came in from Benning today, bringing with
him Il string of twelve horses. With the lot
came the strings of w. Holar and George
Hill. Western says he has under engage
ment for the winter Highlander, one of the
most promising lightweight jockeys de-
veloped in the east this year. Englander
has beef riding at Pimlco this fall and has
put across number of winners.
r. c. Carmen, who Is racing at Los An
geles, arrived today, requesting that Jockey
McDaniels be held off the track. Carmen
stating that the midget rider is under con-
tract to him, and he wanted the boy to re-
port at once The stewards will investigate
the claim and in the meantime McDaniels
will be permitted to ride here.
Summaries.
First race, five and a half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ton, ITO (McDaneD, to !, won; Aleneon ITO
Cd. AUSTIN. to 8, second; Atrship, 100 CNicoD,
to l. third. Time, 1.07 AS. Kohinoor, Bill
Phillips Tsara, Cannon Bail, Tom Mankins and
Second race, six furlongs-Charlie Eastman, los
tIountain,, 4 TO 1, won; Meadow Breez Jos &C.
Norris to ., second; Fantastic 90 q. Hen
Messy. to l. third Time, LA. Toboggan,
Deoro Lucky Nose. Mortiboy and Anthony ran.
Third raee,-one mi!e-Dr. Spruin los lNicop,
to S, won; Hannibal Bey. los (Hogg) TO 8,
second; The Engishman, los (MountainJ, II to /,
third. Time, 1.41 3-5. Auditor, Oldstone and
firge Withers also
ss and H Gare 0s to
Coiioquy. IL, Foyl. II to 10, second; Royal
Breeze. lis u. Hennessy}, to 2, third Time,
1.O7 Is. Morales, Bitter Miss and 'Sir Todding-
ton ran. coupled in betting.
Fifth race. one mile and half; selling-Little
Scout, 107 smith, IS to g. won; Safety Light.
1903 Garner, IL to g. second: Footlights Favorite,
9S "a. Morgan, 80 to |, third. Time. 2.35 As.
Mamie Algol. Cashier, Flavigny. Mae Lynch and
Helgerson ran.
sixth race, one mile and twenty yards; selling
Odd Ella, 90 "a. Morgan), 8 to l. won; Henry
Watterson; 100 g.. Norris. to second: Mata-
DOR 105 .E Martini, 20 to third. Time, 1.43 As.
Orient Bitter Brown. oberon. Globe Runner.
lsraelite. Cut Glass. Fay Tempeton and Selfish ran.
Seventh race. five and half furlongs; selling
Wood Claim; i0t Ca Martini, IS to s. won; Yer Yer
plicty ITO (Nicol), to /, third. Time, los 10.