Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

July thirty icHSNiiS.
The SPECTATORS and officials had no idea
that Mr. Fremont had been injured. out
when he rode The Virginan back to the
Judges stand to weigh out he asked to be
helped from his mount and almost feil
into the arms of those who went to MS
assistance. DIR. Kerr hastily examined the
gallant soldier and found that he h2d
broken collarbone and was otherwise tGcly
battered up. Mr.. Fremont was given
splendid reception when he reached the
judges stand, but it goes without saying
that it would have been ten-fold heart!er
had the spectators been aware of his con-
dition.
Left at the Pest.
About the only thing to develop during
the afternoon to mar the sport was the
start OF the first race. when the favorite,
Bulwarll Knight of Weston and Foxy were
left at the post. Mr.. Bradford's starting
Thursday had been fairly good, and he also
handled the other five events on yesterday 5
card very skillfuily, 50 that the hasco OF
the Initial race must he put down 10 me
fault of the amateur riders lie had the
field lined up apparently all right put
MessTs. Smith. Green and Dugan must nave
been taken unawares ana pdld the leli@'llS
for their inattentiOn.
Puck Ia the front and hussed tie rail- SO
adve EvOusiy that coming down TIE
stre.Cl ne looked all over winner, ptf Nf-
Nab-. paIseVe-el Win Slra111So, get I'm
IN 20 he leader inch by inch, ana Hnally
won out by a neck. Beta horses We're at
- u / and the aonkmakers redpeG a ial-
ves, a. the fdvorites, KdthGwen and roxy
were heavily played.
Gypsic Showed Good Form.
Cypsir. WHO captured the third race
Tht.rs..ly. came back in splendid style in
the fourth race yesterday. winning that
event by two lengths. The jumpers we're
sent away to good start, Landslide go
ing to the front, where he hung on ganeiy
the first time around. On the second whirl
around the circle, Anna Bruce went to the
front and ran so fast that she had ten
lengths between her ard the second horse.
This lead was maintained until the Liver
pool had been cleared, and then MIR.
O'Brier got busy on GypSic and wen after
the leader as the chute was reached for the
last two jumps. Anna Bruce kept up Eer
splenGid gait and maintained her su-
premacy until near tie final jump when
Gypsic caught her shot to the from. and
won out by two lengths from Landslide,
who came calamity in the stretch, out
failed to quite get W.
Mr. Dion Kerr, who rode Cresset in TINS
event was given quite jar al the rail
fence jump in front of the betting ring:
Cresset was apparently going We'll ana
galoped UP to the obstacle a. fuii speed;
Just as he was ab ut to lake off, he prop ed
himself and threw Mr.. Kerr in complete
somersault over the jump. Mr. Kerr landed
on his feet. but was evidently ably Jared
as he did not try to reT3unt. An enter
prising stable boy was near at hand ana,
knowing the possibilities OF S.eep.eChaSeS,
asked and obtained permission to mount
Cresset He did so, but after two refusa $
to take the jump, Cresset was finally led
away to the paddock.
Virginia Enthusiasm.
Billy" Garth failed to figure in the win
ming Thursday, but he put Adams over in
the fifth event. the Manassas steeolechase
plate yesterday and the old-tlme Virginia
yell made the welkin ring. This race was
about two miles with Allegiance tie favor
lite at to /. Adams lad jumped we'll on
Thursday. but appeared 10 lack the stamina
necessary for such a long journey. Yes
terday he was IA different horse and kept
I'D with the field throughout the entire
route. The start was good. Mr.. Dion Kerr
taking Westown TO the front, and ne acted
the pacemaker so well that he got lead
of ten lengths and his supporters were
shouting with glee as wan looked very
proba Die for the popular Washington riGer
Bu. Dupee. on Adams wa 4 Cbeylng lnstruc-
tionS AID never made move until the
formidable Liverpool had been cleared
when he began to edge uo on the ieauer,
and was at Westowns saddle girths going
over next to the last jump. From then
on it was nothing but Z procession, Adams
winning by three lengths from tatoora-
hatchee. the latter showing a coed ouist
OF speed on the hard track.
Allegiance had Jeen picked to win thls
event by the wise betters. DIS he had lun
second to Follow On in Thursdays race,
but Hueston lost his stirrups going over the
lump opposite the chute, and was tunnled
off receiving a hard fall The ambulance
dashed out to pick him up, but ne recovered
quickly and walked back to the paddock
una ssisted. Allegiance knew his little book,
even without a guide, and came down the
stretch in third place. receiving unStlnted
applause from the Ladies in the grandstahd-
The Favorite Fell.
The fnaI event was a rae of about mile
and a half on the Hat. with seven starters.
Pete Daley was the favorite at . to >, but
The Colonel and Game Cock were a.so we'll
paved while Orifiamme was nibbled at
The field got away to a good start, al
though Knight of Weston was practically
left . ; he refused to run after going about
a dozen Yards Orifiamme shot to the rail
right after the start. gained the lead and
he,d il. going by the grandstand the first
time around Going W the 0ackstretch,
Game c, assumed the Leadership. with
Mr. Smith on Pete Daley. rio'Es good
waiting race As the fled turned into the
stretch, Mr. Smith, on Pete bailey. went
down. aui Game Cock gaAopsd to the floht
in impressive style, ard won handi!y by
two lengths from The Colonel, VINO also
mad. = game finish. but was snort.
First Race.
Thu ytrcini, Hand!Cap: for 3-year-ods and up;