Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-23
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS.
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platers. at six furlongs. winning by four
lengths in liz As. Bad News. 20 to 1. got
the place In a drive by half length
from Golden West. 80 to l. who beat Bot
anist, to l. a nose. Blandy. 10 to l. was
close up.
Good and Plenty, Is to 20 favorite. won
his first race of the year when he took the
Steeplechase handicap at about two miles
and a half. Ray waited with him while
Grandpa, to l, set the pace for more than
three-quarters of the distance after which
Good and Plenty went to the front and
rolled home four lengths to the good in
4.51. Mr.. ]. O'Brien went to sleep on
Grandpa In the last few yards and allowed
and take the place by neck. Essex was
a couple of lengths out of the money.
Film Flam fell on the backstretch.
Maiden jockeys had the mounts in the
third event, selling affair at a mile and
sixteenth. Little Clare made all the pace
with Star Cat. I to 1, and. putting her
under the whip took the race from Work
maid. backed down to 8. by length: The
latter, who beat Chief Hayes, 6 to l, was
badly handled. Cutter, even money favor
lite was ridden in poor style and finished
last. The time was 1.47 3-5.
He Knows, to .. had lot of speed and
won the last race for two-year-olds. FIVE
and a half furlongs in romp from Wood
lane. II to favorite. who received weak
looking ride. T. ID. Sullivans Single stone.
IL to / was poor third. Keene's Masks
and Faces, 16 to 5, was always outrun.
The time was LOG AS. The attendance
was about 5000.
The Summaries.
First race selling; purse. 81 600 added; for
three ear Odds and upward; six furongs-Jacobite
1O2 (E. Dugan), to 5. won; Bad News. ITO lHet
bert) 20 to /. second; Golden West. 100 tMtler'.
5 to l. third. Time. LIP 40. Botanist. Bandy.
Big Ben, CinchOna, Grenadier. Suffice and Work
and Play also ran.. .
Second race handicap; steeplechase; 81 900 add
ed: for four year oldS and upward, fun course;
about two and onehaif mies-Good and Plenty,
1853 Ray to 8, won: Dr. Keith. 49, tArchibaldl,
to l. second; Grandpa, 157 tMr. J. O'Brenl.
to /, third. Time, 4.51. Essex and Flimfam also
ran.
Third race selling: to he ridden by boys who
have never ridden a winner purse. $500 added; for
mes-Star Cat, 81 (Clare). to l, won: Work
maid. 81 tMarshalD to l. second: Chief Hayes,
1O1 lBroadwelD. 4 to l, third Time. LII 30
Nagasam. DArkle, Ivanhoe. Linnepec Thomas Hoy
and Cutter also ran.
Fourth race the undergraduate stakes; 81 500
added for two-year-old maidens five AMI one
half furlongs-tiene Russell 100 Mountain, TO
8. won; Bellwether, 102 Lowet. 10 to ], second;
Corncob, 1O2 tNotter). 10 to 1. third. Time.
lO7 3-5 Montauk Joe Nealon. Glorious Betsy.
Fifth race. handicap; for three year-olds and
upward; FLIES and mares; one and one-sxteenth
miles Running Water, 1876 tMllerJ. to 3. won:
Zienap 90 tE Dugan). TO 1, second; Sonoma
Bele. 107 Johnson, 3 to l, third. Time, LAG 10.
Ruby also
sixth race. selling purse, 5000 added; for two
year-old FLIES and geadings; five and onehalf fur
iongs-He Knows. 104 tMarnerl. to l. won;
WoodlaEe. los tNotterl, to 2 second; Single
Stone sc (Beckman). 10 to l, third. Time. LOS As.
Masks and Faces, Smirker. Ella G.. Servlle AL
10y, Hydent. Lancashire Lad. Litholine Silver Bau
and Lady Bard also ran.