Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-24

beating Aletheuo. 8 to 1, half length
for third money, The time was LOO %.
The defeat of Ed Ball in the fifth race,
at a mile and a sixteenth. was another
crushing blow. This horse was backed
from to down to 8 to 5. When the bar
rier went up he was practically left and
to 1,..made all the running and won in a
drive by length from Robador. so to l.
Kilter. backed down to 8, was poor third
The time was LAT 2-5.
A queer-looking affair was the handicap
at a mile and seventy yards. James r.
Keenes ZambeS to 1, with Miller up,
went to the front at the half-mile pole and
won easily. But the handling Of F. A. For
sythe's Montgomery, 3 to 1, was so poor
that Schilling was roundly scored He had
the colt In several pockets. and in the run
through the stretch he did not make a move
with hand or heel. yet Montgomery took the
place by length from W. H. Carey, to
favorite. Carey was also Idly ridden by
Mountain, who was shut of several times
and was the object Of much unfavorable
comment by those who lost heavily on the
California horse. The race was run In
LA 1-5,
Jack Atkin Left.
Barney Schreibers Jack Atkin, 2 to 1
favorite. was practically left at the post in
the handicap for three-year-olds. about six
furiongs. He was much the best and would
probably have won with an even break. As
1t was he ran third. beaten q head for the
place by George Odom's Oraculum. 10 to l..
Sydney Pagets Charles Edward, backed
down to 8. beat the barrier and romped
home q winner by three lengths in 1.09 SO.
They're on, 7 to 2 second choice, was also
Handicapped by the sendon.
I. Hitchcock, jr.'s. Phantom, to 2 third
choice, In the steeplechase. was splendidly
ridden by Gainey, negro. who had the
Meddler gelding In hand when he finished
length In front Of J. E. Wideners Caller.
backed down to 10 to 8. Orc. 30 to /, was
third. Douro. II to 5 favorite, could not
raise a gallop.
James r. keene's Sepoy, to favorite,
made runaway of the last race. for two
year-olds, five furiongs, and won on the bit.
King Cobalt, at the false price of Is to 1.
took the place from Jubilee. 8 to 1, who
to 1 shot. was q head out of the money.
Dennis Stafford, backed from 10 down to 4.
was off well. but quickly shut or. He had
no speed anyway. and finished far back
tendance was about 1900.
The Summaries.
First race. handicap; for thrse-ysar-olds: abo.t
1. won; Oracuunl, l1s (ShilIng), 10 to /, second;
Ss M Eaa Horace to third Tn
Paumonok. They're on and Combatant also ran.
ns
$,n second oFS 1879 60 to third
Paulaker. Snow King. Riggs and Decline also ran.
Third race, for threeyesr-olds and upward;
1oo Cdiller). 3 to I. won; Montgomery, III (Shil-
lingJ. to /. second; W. II. Carey 126 (Moun-
tain), 2 to !, third Time, LA 1-5 Bobbie Kean,
Howard Shean. Bad News. Pulsus. DunvsIlo and
A1penmarchen also ran.
Fourth race, for three -year-olds and upward;
Patchogue stakes; about six furlongs-Jacobite 112
Preston), to l., won; Pretension, 100 (Musgraye1,
to /, second; Pantoufe, 100 (E. Dugan) & to 1,
third. Time. Los 35. Aletheuo. Handzarra and
Shotgun also ran.
Fifth race. for three-year-olds and upward; SELL
ing; one and One-sixteenth miles-Masanielfo 81
e. Dngan). 8 to !; won; Robador. l07 (Koernerl,
so to !, second; Kilter, 81 Preston), to l. third
Time. LAT 25. Savable. Azelina. Black Nate
Coblesktll. st. Valentine. Ontario. Master Lester,
Sailor Boy: Ed Ball. Mandator. Bizzy Ley and
Quinn Brady also ran. -
Sixth race. for two-year -olds-sepoy, 100 (Ml-
second; Jubilee. 1l2 u. MARTINI to 1, third.
Time, i.01. Coincident H; of shennamere. AM
gelus. La 1ennesse Bolando. Montopolist, Chief
Dennis Stafford. 0rcasna and Dream On also ran.