The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-26
BILL DAILY WINS ANOTHER RACE
WINNING STAR SCORES IN the
RED AND GREEN COLORS.
veteran THURMAN AlsO Gets second Money
with Roth kImlecrSnkIe and LlstiCss
Economy Takes Chnse-GreenO. MOn-
acOtIOr. Berkeley and YaddO succeed.

Veteran THURMAN AlsO Gets second Money
with Roth kmlecrankIe and llsticss
Economy Takes C-hnse-GreeRO. Mon
acOdOr. Berkeley and YaddO succeed.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-Father Bill DAILY
won another race to-day, His fourth this year.
when Winning star. a lusewarm RavOrite at
s to ?, after a weak ride on the part OF forke,
came with a rush on the outside and got up In
time 10 capture the fourth event, for maiden
twO-year-Old nllies, six furlODgs. by a head.
With a fashionable Jockey In the saddle she
would have won by herself. A IL was she
Just beat kingsessinR. backed from 50 to 30,
who closed resOlutely and beat Jack JOyner's
GAY Gryselle. 4 to 1, by a couple OF lengths.
Gay Gryselle had "a lot of early speed, but quit.
WOolspun, backed from 3 to ~ to 8. had no
chance. The time was I 1SA-5. DAILY received
an ovation from the good natured crowd after
the race.
DAILY also had two other horses IN his cOlOrs
placed second. In the handicap. at a mile and
a sixteenth, Father Bill started KillieCrankie.
who was well taken at rs TO 8. but in spite of "A
plucky rush through the hOmestretch she
was unable to overhaul Berkeley. ito 1 favor
lite. who made all the running and beat her
half a length in a mild drive. the time beng
I:53. D'Arkle. backed from 10 to 70. came
from last place at the head of the stretch and
finished third. Ave lengths back. Alauda.
well played at ;. did not run up to his best
form and Mas a length and a half out of the
money.
the way in the first race. a handicap, at six
and a half fu%rlongs, and won IN "A gallop by
three lengths from Days Listless. "A IS TO /
shot, who was always the contender. and beat
Dolly Spanker. 3 to l f~avOrite. by a small
margin. Royal lady, 4 to |. was Knocked
back at the start, while Coincidence. 4 to.I.
seemed to be anchored by the weight. The
j., W, Colts Economy. q 70 ) f%avoritc, was
year Odds. at about two miles. She went
TO the front at the start and remained there
TO the end to- beat Monkey Puzzle, y to I,
by three lengths in 4:2J. Fin Mace Dol. backed
down to 7. was a poor third. ~TOuchwOOd,
3 TO 2. was a factor until he took a tumble;
took q header TWO fences beyond ~
Doe Cassidy's Greene, literally taken
at 3 TO l. rot a perfect ride from Mcdaniel
seven rurlOngs. for after waiting with the
(ireenan colt the rider cut him loose. az the
last quarter pcie 80 hat he breezed home
BOnerO. 4 to 1. who made nearly all the pace
up 20. that point, managed TO capture the
place by a head from Belle of the Ray. y 70 ,
favOrite. who lost several lengths when she
swung wide crossing into the stretch.
Mn Mo nae , 70 I; had his speed With
in the fifth race. for platers. at "A mile. rolled
home a winner by three lengths in i44 4-5.
ali fhe eU %sT ana : heat beat Ballot afICIrB BSx. T M TO Se : nv
ten lengths. Colorado, backed from 3 10 7
to ., was shut on. All OF the winners were
supported and three favOrites were sue
Cessful.
The racetrack officials issued orders to-
day to keep Joseph MarrOne outside of the
gates. ~. Joseph. owned by Marrone.
was examined after a race last week and
u was said that traces Of dope" were found.
MarrOne's badge was taken up immediately.
which was followed nv to-day's ruling. Mar
rome insists that he IL innocent and saws
he Will adopt legal measures to secure
what he believes are his rights. The weather
was clear but the track Was heavy. The
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