The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-13
Three OUTSIDERS
WIN At BENN|NG
Only Two 1'avoritcs Run iii the
Money at Washington
Track.
OXFORD PERFORMS NOTABLY.
With Top Weight lie Easily Out.
classes Remainder Of Field.
Looks Fit for Carter Stakes,

WASHINGTON. April 1.-TWO IA
vorites. one second choice and three
outsiders won the six events at Ben
ming to day. Tho winning favoritc,
besides oxford. was Senator Barrett.
With the exception OF the last race,
tho card was below the average.
There was. however. one two-ycnr
old race which excited considerable
interest because 1t brought out a trial
OF strength between the Columbia sta-
blcs Ben Cole aud John Il. Mndden's
Seryilc. Thcs two geldings have shown
some class In their races at this meet
ing. Ben Cole went to the post the
favorlte at 2 to g. Servile and his
stablenate. Kate Carney. were coupled
In the betting and quoted at 7to1 Ser
vito and Ben Cole ran head and head
for three furlongs, when the Madden
gcldlnE drew away and won by half
n length. The finish was a driving one
and Servile clearly uutgamed Ben Cole.
One of the real good things OF the
day dropped out in tho fifth race, a
seven-f urlong dash for maiden three
year-olds. Canvas owned By Sidney
Pagct, and trained by Thco Coles. was
looked upon as a sire thing, and was
heavily played by the Coles Garth fol-
lowings. Canvass led for six furlongE,
when, much to the surprise OF the
crowd, Roster Dulaney's Mamnynoo.
with stable boy up, came from behind
and won by two lengths, going away.
Mamrnymoo was quoted at 10 to l in
tho betting Mammymoo as a two
year-cld was tipped as a good thing
on numerous OCCASIONS. He ran re-
peatedly last year at Benning and
Pimlico in the spring and fall but
rarely came IN the money
i1s5 The Last race on the "a rI n banIj :,
for three-year-olds and upward. at one
mile, proved to be an easy victory
for James McLaughlin's oxford.
Against oxford were Ormond's Right.
Faust and Buttons. Oxford was always
tho fayorite. and well ridden by Miller,
he got away first and held an easy
lead all tho way. Ormond's Right suik-
ed and refused to respond when Nc
Daniel called on him In the stretch.
On tho form he showed to-day Oxford
should give good account OF him
self In tho $4,000 Garter Handicap
at Aqucduct next MONDAY.
Summaries.
First race-Selling. 5l-2 furlongs-
second. Blue Dale Is to u third. Time
1112-5.
to - first, Ben Cole q to p second
. ttelet1 IA 10 ~ tUsI u INV,
Third race-Four and half rurlonEs
Senator Barrett GO to 1ol first, Mar
ston C. TO y second. Bob Callahan, Jr
g to J., third. Time, :572-5.
-cobieskil @ to y first, Lally al to
lo) second. Jerry e. g to - third.
Filth race-seyen furlongs--siaby
ond, Pins and Needles g to ~ third
Time. 1:32.
Sixth race-Handicap. mle--Oxford
dl to lol FIRST Buttons a to q !, sec &c.
Benning's Entries.
First race--selling. three yenr-olds and up
seven fnrlongs: Columbia coursc--Jnck aic-
Keon, III; Belle OF Jessnminc. H.: Water
dog. 1cs: Monacodor. 100; Greene, los; His-
Einbotham 50: wabash Queen. 90; 'Old
Colony. 80.
Second race--Jessc Brown Cup. for two
yeer-oltis. four furlonEs; old coursc-Jubl-
lee 115: Bob Callahan. Jr.. 1la; Billie 1Iibbs
lie: Trey Of Spades. 10; Lnudable. 1o7
Third rnce-lIanhicap. for thrcc-year-olds
and up. seven furlonss; Columbia course-
10: siekaway. 100: Jack McKeon. 100:
Cedarstromc. 107: The Clown. 1o7; Lord
Roanerges, 1os; Tickle, 100; Greene. 81;
Campaignor. 81: Workmaid. %; Rose OF
Dawn. 40.
Fourth racc--Sprinr Hunters stneplcchaHo
nbout two and one-haf mllcs--Ardette. 1s4
ESSEX. 49, Angle. lss; Wahb, sc: Lysistra-
Guardian. l46.
Fifth race--llnndicap stecplcchase. four.
Searoids. and up. about two miles Pioneer
CardiTan. 100 Commodore Fontnine 1s7:
DR., Keith, iaa; wild Range 1ss.
sixth rnse,.seilns, twoAyenr-2lds and up
Toscan. 10: Blue Buck. 1o7: 1vanhoe, 1o7,
1'niwark; lo7 Dekabor: 1o5; King OF
SPADES. 90: sally X, Sc.
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