The Washington times., 1906-06-03
CHARLES EDWARD
GETS BIG STAKE
De Mund Is Beaten in Ma
tiOnal Stallion.
PALM ROOM BROKE HER NECK
Jockey Heider Internally Injured When
She Fell in International
Steeplechase.

BELC-ONT PARK RACE TRACK, l.
J., June at Is conservatively esti-
mated that the public dropped 500. 600
in the betting ring today when Sydney
Paget's Charles Edward came home in
front Of the Rainey brothers $4,000 crack
colt DeMund in the National Stallion
Stakes. incidentally the Raineys lost
$4,000 on the race.
II was what the many race goers are
pleased to term the biggest racing day
OF the year-the occasion of the run
ming Of he National Stallion Stakes Of
$40, 900 and the international Steeple-
chase. Judged by the size of the crowd
and the avalanche of money in the
ring, such was the case.
The thrOng of Decoration Day only
was comparable to the mighty mob
which visited the course today. The
grandstand. the general Enclosures, and
the paddock were crowded, probably As
600 persons being on the grounds at
the time the field of highly-strung two
year-olds went down TO the post for
the start in the National Stallion Stakes.
Mare Killed Herself.
A sensational accident in the Inter
national Steeplechase, when PalmrOom
fell over the last jump in full view Of
the grandstand and field stands, broke
her neck and injured internally Jockey
Heider. threw a damper on the whole
days racing. Palmroom won a steeple
chase race only few days ago at
sensational odds. but was badly beaten
when she fell today. HercuIoid, at TO
!. won it.
The weather was a bit warm, while
the track was never faster.
Trainer Weir was afraid TO start the
Kinley Mack colt AIintia in the opening
selling race. Mintia was scratched. arIi
Yazd. the three-year-Old colt owned by
W r. Schultz, of Louisville, was made
a split favorite with Kings Gem. at S
10 >. II was easy for Yazd- He won
handiIy-
Bat Masterson Lost.
VI. L. Schwartz. the young Wall Street
broker. started Bat Masterson in his
COlOrs for the first time in the SEQ
ond event. an overnight affair for two
year-olds at four and a half furlongs.
il was an inauspicious beginning for
Schwartz and the $4,000 colt He was
handiIy beaten by the Ormondale
Stables son Of Ossary. the handsome
Oran. who got over in a mild drive in
front Of MastersOn. They ruled split
field ran punched right to the dip"
where Miller shot out with Oran TO win.
with something 10 spare, under a hard
drive.
Summaries.
First race -Three-year-oIdsa and upward; /;
seven furlonss. Yazd, 105 (Sewell). . to
], won; Kings Gem, 9S (Garner). 9 TO .,
second; Gentian, 9S CHorner), 80 to 1,
third. Time. I:27. MeTrick, Stole, and
DeuXtemps also ran.
Second race-TwO- -year-olds: four and
a half furlongs. Oran, us CNIiHer). 10
2, won; Bat Masterson, III CO'NeilD. 7
10 ;. second: SeweI. III (SewelD. s 70 l.
third. Time. O:52 Curriculum Misgiy-
inSs, Prince Hampton, Dan BUhTe. and
Pendarveis also ran
Third race-NationaI Stallion: two
year-olds; five furIongs. Charles Ed
ward, 122 CNIiller), s to 1. won; Super
man. III (SewelD. 13 10 ). second: De-
mund. 10 tRadtke). ! TO 10. third Time.
C:59 %. Philander. Okenite, and Metre
also ran.
Fourth race-Ladies' Fuly Stakes:
three-year-olds mile. Perverse. III.
dyne), l to ,. won; Belle OF Pequest,
l2l (Radtke). 10 TO l. second; Edna
Jackson, 121 (O'NeiID, ; to /. third Time.
1t-9 4-5- Lotowanna and Belgravia also
T,tn.
Fifth race-International Steeplechase;
four-year-olds and up; about two miles:
HcrculOid. l35 tDOnOhue) to / won;
Grandpa. $50 &C. Smith. TO !. second;
DromedaTy. 142 Davidson 25 TO / third
Time. 4:l3. Altar. Phantom. Ben Crock
cit Kernel Palm Room, and Judge
O'Ciln also ran
Sixth race-Three-year-olds and m. one
mHe. BToadClOth, l06 (Garner), 10 to l.
first; Won Tromp. 1O7 CMinerI' to 3
second; Kiamesha, 1O7 CRadtke). 9 TO ).
thlrd. Time. los. Paul Jones and Lord
OF the Vale also ran
Belmont Entries.
First race-Seven furIongs. Glori-
ne. jos; Broadcloth, 1S3; Tommy Wad-
dCI. 40. Astronomer, 129: Monet 127: Sir
lynnewOed. 122: Entree, 12O: Confederate
lSoi Bohemia, l17i JuvCnaga. II9: Water
Grass, 100; Lindale, 104; Old Guard. loo.
Second race-Four and half furIongs
Carriers. SO. Refined, i0l. Star Cat. 9S:
Iyl, III Mont, 96; Dame Fortune 81 /;
Rappahannock, 90; La Rose, 96
Third race-Four and 4 half furIongs
Court Dress, 122; Clare Russell. sag
lauen, TOddles, 1l5: Barbarv Belle
Loyal. Alteration, Minthoria, ll2.
Fourth race-One and one-eighth miles.
The Picket, 12S; Waterlight, 126; Ac-
countant, Ill; Whimsical. 1O5
Fifth race - Seven furIonss. Sir
Iyunewood. los; King Cole. Il6: Vari-
ctlcS. ll5. OnataS, 10I. Entree. l03: Men
tunus, lo5; Far West IS: Just So. 81:
BatIleaXe, 81: ARABIC, III; Telephone. 1Ol /;
Mntia, 90.
Sixth race-Mlle. Kiamesha. 1875; Miss
Crawford, li9; Mollic Donohue. III; YaIa-
gal, 10; Zienap. los: Lady Valentine 100.