Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
EFFECT OF GOOD WEATHER
DAILY INCREASE OF ATTEND
ANCE AT BENNING.

With the fall meeting Of the Washing
ton Jockey Club at Benning drawing near
Its end the attendance increases daily.
and the turnout today could be classed as
large. The card was fairly good, and. of
course. attractive to local patrons, owing
to stee plechase being one of the events.
The track has dried out vexy fast from
the effects Of rain this morning, and 1t
was expected the going would be good
by the time the third race was called.
Backers Of Jockey Notters mounts will
have to take advantage Of the next two
days. as the little fellow leaves for New
Orleans Thursday. He is easily the best
rider Of the present meeting.
PA" DAILY has done 50 well here this
fall that he has decided to take his entire
string to Hot Springs when the sport
closes Saturday night.
KiIlochan Wins the First.
The first race. for three-year-olds. seven
furlongs. was won by Killochan Henry),
10 and 3: the Wrestler u. Hogg), to S
and 8 to 5. second; Rappahannock (Not-
tori. II to 5, to 10 and 1 to 8. third.
Time, 1.a2 4-5 Start good: won driving.
The Shaughran Wins Second.
The second race. for two-year-olds, six
furlongs was won by The shaughran
L
(Beckman). IL to 8 and to &, second:
Bobbin Around Hurley} 10. 3 and
third. Time. LIB S-5. Star. good; won
handily.
Tomorrow's Entries,
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
First race. high weight: selling; all
ages: six furlongs. Columbia course
Oraculum. 1913; Firebrand, l1s: Russell
T.. 113: Sanguine. 1903: Montbert, OF: .Her-
man johnson. 116; Right and True, 11s;
Balance All. 113; sLittle Woods, 113:
'Rectortown, 1Os; sAutumn Flower. i0S:
Billie Hibbs, 90: 'Beardall. s5: Laughing
Eyes. IS.
Second race. maiden two-year-olds. one
mile. Columbia course-Tennis, 1O2: Rud-
digore. 1902: Jiu Jitsu, 102: Octoic 1902;
Campobasso. 102: Norbitt lO2; Mary Hol.
land. 90: Moss. 30: New Garter, 90; Abra-
eadabra. 90: MALAGA, 90: Kinssessing %;
ST. Silver Bal. 90; roncy Lass, 90; orfano.
Third race. the Dixie; three-year-olds,
one mile and three-quarters, old course
Perseverance. 100.
The Dixie having but one named start
er, the fifth race was divided, those drawn
to be run as the seventh race.
Fourth race, two-year-olds. six fnrlongs,
Columbia course-Braggadocio, 115: De.
burgo, 115: Goshen Chief. us: Hiacko,
115: Glaucus lis: Tea Leaf, 112; Miss
CateSoy, liz: BOD Callahan, Jr., 112; Beg
garman. 112: Wonder Worker, 10:
Tenakoe. 107: Orfano. 1O7; Countermand,
115.
Fifth race. maiden threeAyear-olds and
up. one mile. Columbia course-Wilton
Lackaye. 1903: Duff1e.d. 1OS: Pompous. 100:
Aiken, 100; Grace Cameron, 100: Kempton.
100: Lachesis. 100: Milestone, 100; Tucker
muck, 100; Nianttck. los.
Sixth race. selling. three-year-old and
up. one and one-eiEhth miles. old course
Society Bud. 1oS: 'keidmore. 1o6; sIvan-
hoe, 1903; 'D'Arkle, 1903: sPeter KNIGHT.
1903; "'Fancy Bird. %; ssHooray. 9S:
''Dolly spanker. 9s: sscampaigner, 90.
Seventh race. maiden, three-year-old
and up. one mile. Columbia course-How-
ard shean, 1O3; Llanthony Boy. 1Os: Lady
Avis, 10s; Morning Light, IOS; Grenadier.
1903; High Jumper. 100: Gramsar, 100; vii.
lage King. 100; Princess Nettie, 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed
ssBoys never having ridden Q winner, !