Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-25
Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports
Continued from Ninth Page,

Dreamer stopped Then Coy Maid moved
up. while Nealon, to I, was in a pocket
and was also cut down behind. 1t looked
like Ethon's race at the last sixteenth pole.
but Farrow rode a weak finish and Blandy,
under q fierce drive from Mountain, got the
money. Ethon beat Dolly Spanker, IL to /,
q length and a half for the place. while Coy
Maid was half length back. Mr.. Keene's
Philander, an equal favorite with Dreamer
at 4. was OF poorly as usual and never had
chance thereafter. The time was 1.46 2-5.
Suffrage, backed by the plungers at IL to
70. picked up 126 pounds in the third race,
a handicap for mares. at about six fur
longs, and making her own pace breezed
home two lengths before II. p. Whitney's
Brookdale Nymph, to /, with La Londe,
20 to I, three parts of length back The
time was Loo 2-5.
Easy for Water Tank.
Water Tank, to /, made all the running
in the second race, for platers. at mile
and a quarter. and won easily by a length
and a half from Master of Craft, 20 to 1,
who beat Flavigny, 40 to 1, by less than
a length. Red Friar, to favorite, would
not extend himself, while Molesey, II to 5,
was In several pockets. The time was
2.O6 So.
The finish of the first race, for maiden
two-year-old f1llies and geldings, five fur
longs, was SO close that the crowd was in
clined to criticise the judges, who placed
Miss Angle 15 to I, first by head. with
Gold Fin, to i, in the place, two lengths
before Ruth Taylor, y to !. H. p Whit
well for the first time. He Knows, 2 to 1
favorite. was off slowly and Miller possibly
made too much use of him. The time was
1.O2
Laura Clay, to 1, made the pace in the
fifth race, for two-year-olds, five furlongs,
winning in a drive by half a length from
Biskra, 20 to l.. always the contender.
Serville, to l, after being interfered with
was third. Cella's Rustic, the favorite,
was badly beaten. The time was 1.O1 2-5.
Surveillance, to favorite, made rum
away Of the sixth event, for maidens, at
about six furiongs, and won by five lengths
In LII 1-5 Wardine, backed down to Z,
came from nowhere in the stretch and took
the place by length and half from In
Grimaldi, 8 to 20, also. graduated in the
last race at the same distance. He showed
the way to the others and beat Mary Hall,
40 to !, easily Lad of Langdon, who was
The time was Ito 3-5 The attendance was
10000.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Miss Angie, 100
Brussei ILL., Is to e l. won Gold Id Fin 1919 Rsyner,
third Time. ios. He Knows. y Water eq Fowl. wurz
burger, Dixon Belle. Beariall. Mombassa Six
9 O'clock, Long Ball, Miss Atkinson. VISTA Small
SECOND RACE-one and one-quarter miles.
shiins5, % to j: third Time a;os s-s Moiese y
Fiimnap. Red Friar, Palette, John smulski and
Kill0chan also ran.
THIRD RACE-About six furlongs. Suffrage, 1se
Giiller), II to 20, won: Brookdale Nymph, 11S
20 to /, third Time 100 2-5. Misgivings, Is.
Innate, Alteration and My Bensonhurst Queen also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-one and one-sixteenth miles,
Blandy. III 9iountai9), g to I. won; Ethon 100
Narrow), to 1, second; Dolly Spanker, 107 Qowe),
y to 1. third. Time, 1:46 rs. Coy Maid, Nealon,
Buttling, Phiander, Dreamer and Don Enrique
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs. Laura Clay, 90
(ShillIng) to !, won; Biskra. 81 (brusseD, 20 to
1, second; Servie, 81 o. Hennessy), 8 to l. third
Time, 1:01 2-5. Queens Souvenir Rustic, La
SoreT II, Gene Russell. Montauk. Giovonni Raggio,
Belle of Phoenix, Citizen, Maid Carol, Scallop
Alex Grant and Onda also ran.
SIXTH RACE-About six furlongs. Surveillance,
1o7 tonleyl, to |, won; Wardine, ~ Knapp, Z
to 1, second; Incachee, 112 (O'Brienl, 80 to !,
third. Time. Ill Is. citrona, Rain Queen, Erin
Green Hin, Lnnepee. Miss Spooner. Amos Judd,
Flower of Weston and On the Eve also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-About six furiongs. Grimald
112 Oiiller). 0 to 20, won: Mary Han, 1O7 W
lRadtEe). il to 5, third. Time, /: 10 So. Dr. Lee
Sheridan Trouveur, Eusebio, Boomerang Helen
Porter, Cracksman and Hampton Lady also ram