Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-17
Dubois not long ago at the sale Of Sydney
Paget's horses, receded in the betting in
yesterdays race his price going back from


Paget's horses, receded in the betting in
yesterdays race his price going back from
5 to 2 to 16 to s. This was due to the fact
that H. P. Whitney's Dinna Ken winner Of
the Realization stakes at the Bay was an
overwhelming favorite at to 10. while
Woodford Clay's Kentucky Beau. who had
q pull in the weight, was backed from to D.
At the outset Kentucky Beau set ter
| rife pace and opened up a gap of several
lengths Mountain rushed Dinna Ken after
him. while Knapp lay in third place with
Charles Edward. Kentucky Beau soon ex
ploded and Dinna Ken went to the front as
he reached the far turn. But when Knapp
began to make his run with Charles Edward
1t was quickly seen that Dinna Ken was up
against a wonderful race horse. Once in
the homestretch Charles Edward breeZed to
the front and came home on the bit six
lengths in front Of Dinna Ken. who stood
20 to !. a head. The fractional time Of the
race was as follows: DIP Is. 0.24, OBS 3-5.
O.47 2-5. 100 lip %. 1.25 3-o. 1.38 10.
l50 3-5. the last mile being run in 1.3S 2-5.
was ISL. made by Frank Farrelrs Bonni-
vert in 1902.
Ria1to Won in a Drive.
A. J. Joyner's Rialto. to favorite. made
all the pace in the handicap for two-year-
olds, six furlongs, and won in a drive by
half length in LA August Belmont's
Black Oak. 80 to 1, took the place from
King Sol. 10 to 1. by the same margin.
Magazine had early speed. but stopped at
the head Of the stretch.
Maiden jockeys had the mounts in the first
race for platers at a mile and sixteenth.
which was won by Royal Ben. to 1. who
showed the way always and beat Star Cat.
Is to l. by three lengths in 1.46 3-5. SonoNa
Belle. 6 to l. was a neck back.
Yorkist backed from to to 2. came
home the winner of the third race for plat
ers at a mile and sixteenth. Notter had
to drive him hard to beat Cutter. 20 to l.
head, while Miss Doyle. Is to l. was head
back. Belfast. to l. favorite. was always
outrun. The time was LAG.
Please. well backed at to I. made a rum
away of the fifth event. for two-year-olds.
five and a half furlongs, and beat He
Knows. to 5, in a galop by four lengths
in 1.O63-5. Banyah, 20 to 1. was length
and half back.
T. c. McDowells Berwick backed down to
13 to 5, showed the way in the last race for
platers at six furlongs. and won easily by a
length and half Troublemaker, 90 to l.
who had half length over EscutcheOn,
10 to l. Ingham 3 to 1. was run of his feet
by the winner in the first half mile. Druid.
to 1. was badly ridden. also Robin Hood.
to l. The time was lib rs. Three favor
ties and three second choices got the money.
The attendance was about 1900 as usual.
The Summaries
First race selling: purse: 5000 added; for three
yearolds and upward ridden BY boys who have
never ridden a winner: and onesi1teenth
miles-Royal Ben 80 (Tong). to 1. won; Star
Cat. 80 Glare. IS to 1. second: SOnoma Belle. 30
(Moore), Z to l, third Time, LAG 3-5. Nazagam.
ARABIC, Workmaid. Golden West. De Reszke,
Knockirby. Sam Rice. Shining Star and Neptune
also
Second race handicap: purse; 81, 200 added: for
two ODDS; six furiongsa oRislto 1914 CIiiler),
s to 2 won; Black Oak. 100 tFinn), 80 to l. Sec
ond King Sol. 100 (Duganl. to I, third. Time
liz. Magazine. Obert. Number One, Ziephen.
Castlewood and Hartford Boy also ran.
Third race. selling: purse: $1,000 added; for
three year-Ods and upward; one and ones teenth
miles-YOrkist, 101 (Notter), to 1. won: Cutter
100 walsh. 80 to l. second; Miss Doyle. Ill
Knapp, 20 to 1. third. Time 1.48 Belfast. Tip
ping. Lady Karma. Herman. EudOra. Bright Boy
Onatas, Adelinette, VaquerO, Lord Stanhope. John
Smulsk Shilly Shaly and Clements also
Fourth race. the Seagate stakes; 81. 500 added:
for three ,year,olds; one and oneeighth miles,
Charles Edward, 12G Knapp. to 2. won; Dinnf
40 (NOtter). 20 to 1, third. Time, 1.5O 3-5. Fam
best and Kentucky Beau also
Fifth race. selling; purse 81 900 added: for two
year-olds: five and one-half furlongs-Please, 101
NOwe). to l. won; He Knows, 106 (sIiller). 4 to
O. second; Banyah, 105 Garner. IL to I, third
Time, LOG 3-5. Alley, RuscimO. Greengoods
Lancashire Lad. Tilekilns. Hiacko. Laughing Eyes
Montbert. Silver Ball and Savoy also ran
Sixth race. selling purse; $1,000 added; for
three yearolds and upward six furongs-Berwick
o. (Dugan) to 1, won; Troublemaker. 1O5 (Mc
Intyre), so to 1, second Escutcheon. 113 Niartn).
10 to l. third. Time. la 25. Robin Hood. Or
Axe Green Seal, Mansard Druid and Lady Vim
also