The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

Bill Days fourth victory of the year.
which was won when Winning Star came
home in front in the fourth race, was the
feature Of the day at Benning yesterday.
Winning Star. a lukewarm faeorite at
10 ?. after a weak ride on the part OF
Yorke. came with rush on the outside
for maiden two-year-old hlies. six fur
longs, by u head.
With "a fashionable jockey in the saddle
she would have won by herself. As it
was. she just beat Kingsessing. backed
from 50 TO 80. who closed resoluteIy and
beat Jack Joyner's Gay Grizzle 10 1.
by a couple of lengths. Gay Grizzle had
lot Of early speed. but quit Wool
spun. backed from 3 20 13 20 3. had no
chance The time was 1.19 40. Daily re-
ceived 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 Killicrankie, who was we'll taken
at iS TO >, but. in spite Of a plucky rush
through the home stretch, she was un-
able TO overhaul Berkeley. 3-to-1 favorite.
who made all the running and beat her
half a length in a wild drive. the time
being l.5S. O'Arkle backed from 30 TO 9s.
came from last place at the head OF the
stretch and finished third. five lengths
back. Aluda. well played at 8, did not
run up 10 his best form and was a length
and half out of the running.
Long Shot Far in Front.
Yaddo, a well-supDorted Is to / shot.
showed the way in the first race. a handi-
cap al six and one-half furlongs, and won
in a galloD by three lengths from Daly's
Listless, a 25-to-l shot. who was always
the contender, and beat Dolly Spanker,
3-to-l favorite, by a small margin. Royal
Larry. 1 to /. was knocked back at the
start while Coincidence. 4 10 !. seemed
to be anchored by the weight The time
was 1:25.
J. W. Colts Economy 6-to-5 favorlte.
was easily the best in the steeplechase
for -year-olds AT about two miles.
She went 70 the front at the start. and
remained there 10 the end, to beat Mon
key Puzzle 6 TO /, by three lengths. in
40. Fin Mac COOL, backed down to z.
was poor third TOuChwoOd. > 10 .. was
factor until he took a tumble. Sir Woos-
ter fell over him while Jim McGiu took
a header two fences beyond.
Doc Cassidy's Greene, literally taken at
3 to !, got a perfect ride from Mcdaniel
in the third event for three-year-olds. at
seven furlongs, after waiting with the
Greenan colt This rider cut him loose at
the last quarter pole. so that he hreezed
home, with four lengths 10 spare. in
l'3l Is. Tony Bonero. to /. who made
nearly all the pace up to that point, man
aged 10 capture the place by "A head from
Belle OF the Bay, 9-to-J favOrite, who lost
several lengths when she swung wide
coming into the stretch.
Three FavOrites Won.
Monacodor. to 1, had his speed with
him this time. and after showing the
way In the fifth race for platers at a
mile, rolled home a winner by three
lengths, in IA 4-5. Higginbotham, 3 to ?.
fayorite. was second all the way. and
beat Ballot Box, Z to l. by ten lengths;
Eldorado backed from 10 : TO .. was
shut on
All OF the winners were supported and
three favOrites were successful.
The rdce-UaCk officials issued orders
yesterday TO keep Joseph Marrone outside
the gates. St Joseph, owned by Marone.
was examined after a race last week.
and il was said that traces of done"
were found Marrone's badge was taken
up Immediately, which was followed by
to-day's ruling. MaTone insists that he
is innocent and says that he will adoot
legal measures TO obtain what he be-
heves are his rights