Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-30
GOOD SPORT PROMISED
FALLING OFF IN THE ATTEND
ANCE AT BENNrNG.

Teday's attendance at the Benning
track looked like a family picnic party in
comparison with yesterdays big outpour-
ing hardly 1000 persons passing through
the gate up to the time of the starting of
the first race. Ninety per cent of this at
tendance was made up of the regulars,
other Washington patrons doubtless hold
ing off for the final day of the meeting.
The feature this afternoon was the run
ming of the autumn amateur cup. but the
other events were handicapped so well as
to furnish excellent sport.
There was a marked decrease in the num-
her OF bookmakers doing business. good
number having left for New York and
tinues fast.
Results Of the Racing.
The first race for two-year- and up
ward six furlongs was won by Temmeraire
(HIller). even and / to 2: Zienap (Notter),
8 and 3. second; Belle Strohme tJohnson). 4
and to ). third. Bivouac. Lady Vera,
Listless and Matte Bumppo also ran.
The start was good. Temmeraire was off
first and led all the way. winning easily by
two lengths. Time I. Is 1-5.
The second race, handicap for two-year-
olds, six and half furiongs, was won by
Cabochan MILLER. 8 and even; Yorkist
(Wilson). to 5 and to 2, second; Old Col
Cny % TO q, ITiTu oTdCuluIu Lee
Harrison, Umbrella, Malacca and Betsy
Binford also ran.
The start was good. Lee Harrison being
off first. cabochan went to the front at the
head of the stretch and won handily by
three lengths. Time. 1.22 20.
Tomorrow's Entries
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First race. three-year-olds and upward.
one mile. Columbia course-Parkville ia:
ia; Red knight. ia; Asterisk, Ill; Blue
Pigeon. H.; Stolen Moments. Ill; Rather
Royal. III: Matte Bumppo, Ill; Foxy. Ill:
Cinchona, 106; Gentian, 100: Midas. 1O6;
Chaifonte, 1885, King Henry 103; Chippewa.
10S; Lackey. 1903: Hocus Pocus. los.
Second race, handicap steepechase. two
mles-Valley Forge. 1853; Captain Hayes.
ISL; Oleroso.i IA: Cherry Fighter, 40:
Frank Somers. 139; Punctual. 1875: Ad-
jutor 1874; My Grace, 1870; Lysistrata, 40.
furlongs. Columbia course-Blue look. no;
Jim Leonard. l0i; Campaigner, 107; Theo-
dosia, 1O4: Carriers, 1O4; Laura A, 104;
Blue Dale. 104: Bessie Wynne. 1O4; King of
Spades. 104; Talkative. 104; Lady Karma.
1O4: 'Mammymoo 90; 'Alegra. 90; 'Um-
brella. 80; Brush, 90; sCurley May. 80;
'Byrum, 80; Black. Flag. %; 'Kankakee, 90;
The Belle of Brighton, 90 Also eligible to
start: Beldemo. ITO; 'Hiram 102; soprano,
80: Sandy Creeker. 107; work and Play.
1o2; Narelle. 1OI; Regal Lad, ITO; Jobs
town 104.
Fourth race the Seventh Maximum,
three year-olds and up. three miles-Bank-
er, 1O7: Palette. 104; Pleasant Days, 100;
Bulwark. 10i: Sandalwood. 104: Pete Daley,
104; Holscher. 10; Reldmore. 100.
Fifth race, maiden three-year-olds and up.
seven furlonRs. Columbia course-Noblesse
Oblige, us: Frills. us: Snow King, us;
Mark NEEDLE. 113; Carmagnole. 113; Ade-
laide B.. 1l5; Bob Edgren. 10: Cloisteress
10; Fintrail. no: Marksman. 10; Marster.
no: Josie Hampton. 11o: Convolvulus, ITO;
Gold Castle ITO.
Sixth race. handicap. three-year-olds and
up, one mile and sixteenth old course
Oxford 1871; Kercheval. ia: Melbourne.
113; Onatas. Ill; New York. no; Scion
Single. 100: Watergrass. 106; Cederstrome,
1O4: Ivanhoe. 100; Luretta. 05: Blue Buck,
o.; BiZzy Icy, "a: Caronal. 49, Foxy, "a.
Apprentice allowance claimed.