The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-29
BEAUCLERE WINS CUP EVENT
son or SALVATOR- BEATS IRON
SIDES IN a BIG GALLOP.
D~tslnalify ECONOMY and I'm
Orella-C. n. smith Takes Both Steeple-
ciases with sandy Crecker and Navajo
-C1e1 TuFney and Fancy Bird WIN.

/ tW~AsHINGroN. Nov. 29.-BeRucIsre. a three
yeRr-Old son OF Salvador. backed from q
to . TO ?. won the Washington cup, ~ two
miles and a quarter. here to-day in a gallon.
q. Swain had the mount and he lost no time
in taking BeauclerO TO the front, where he
rode a clever waiting race at all stages. Right
Royal. II to 8. and lronsides. , to 1. were
always the oontenders. but when IrOnsides
drew away from Right ltOyal and went after
BeauCiere In real earnest at the last quarter
pole swain let the son Of Salvador down to
win by six lengths in 400. IrOnRides beat
Right Royal a length and a half for the place.
Red Friar. well taken at 0 to ?. had little
speed.
After winning the Junior Steeplechase.
for three-year-Olds. nc about two miles and
. half. j. W. Colts Economy. - 60 S. was
disqualified by the stewards for the reason
that he came near putting Sandy Creeker.
II 20 10 HavOrite. over the fence during a
humping match in the homestretch. This
ruling gave first place to Sandy Creeker.
owned by Courtlandt II. Smith OF New York.
with Monkey PuzzDe. 10 to 1. in the place
and Lizzie Fiat. 7 to l. ridden by NJ. K. Taylor.
third. Canvas showed some early speed.
while Fin NiacCOol fell two jumps from the
finish.
Mr.. Smiths Navajo. 3 TO 2 Havorite. won the
selling steeplechase. at about Two miles. lie
was much the best. but Henderson took no
chances and drove him hard until within the
last sixteenth pole. where he came home eight
lengths in trout Of Yama { hristy. 8 to l.. with
Alamsnsou. . 10 I. q poor third. The time
was ais.
The stewards got busy in the first race, at
six. furlongs. ,audr disqualified Father Bill
Daly's umbrella after she had finished. third.
Umbrella was backed from IS to 10 and ran a
good race, but she crowded 4 histledale. . to 5
favoritc. in the last fIrlong and for that rea-
son she was set back. g. r. T%OmPkinsis
Louder Light. at IS to 4, came from behind IN
this race and won 10 a drive by half a length
SrSm 4 h!stledsle. who vas the same distance
money. The time was ils
Al Matthews's Bellwether. a heavily backed
the running in the second race. for twO-year-
Odds. ave and a half furlongs. and won on the
bit with three, lengths 70 spsre!n ITO. Apple
place a length and a half in front OF Laughing
Ewes. backed down to 10. OrnamentetiOn,
vel, backed at 4. was lacking in'speed and
Amos Iurney and the Western players
cleaned up with Clell 1urney. reduced from
one mile and seventy yards. q. Swain cTt
him loose at the three-uuarter pole and the
SonnEs,er galloped home I'VE Lengths before
luTiongs, but quit and was "a poor third.
all well backed in this event. The time was
l46 as.
Fancy Bird. played from 7 to J to =, ran
stretch ard won the handicap at a mile and a
sixteenth with plenty TO spare in I 81. BoUero
had a cinch on the place, while Campaigper.
backed from 20 TO is. nOsed Killiecrankie.
: to 2. out Of third money. G. Swain rode two
winners. Mcdaniel handled a winner, two
seconds and a third. Notter rode . winner.
a second and a third. 1t was a perfect day for
racing and about 1900 persons were In at
tendance. Four favorites and two other
well backed horses won. so that the books
lost heavily on the day.
Joseph Marrone. vi h was ruled on here
the other day, and who has sued the steward
Of the Washin gtOn Jockey Club for $4,000
dana Ges. has left town. II Ia said that
strenuous Efforts viii De made 10 have Mar
rome withdraw his suit, but he says that he
will not chan &c his plans unless he Is first
reinstated and completely INDICATED. Mar
rone's case is in the hands Of the Jockey Club
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