The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-23
-FOUR FAVORITES WIN
Gene Russell Takes Under
graduate Stakes.
ONE TO THREE WINNERS PRICE
DurveIPs JacObite Gets First in Easy
Fashion-GOOd and Plenty Wins
His First Race of the Year in the
Steeplechase Handicap - Running
Water Breezes Home-SummRries,

New York, July 22.-Four favorites and
a second choice rewarded the form play
ers at Brighton Beach to-day. The fea-
ture was the Undergraduate Stakes for
tWo-year-olds, II fuTlongs-
Sim Daniels Gene Russell was a hot
favOrite backed down to to TO- Noun
tain worked him to the front after the
first sixteenth had been covered, but the
Oneck Stables Bell Wether, played from
20 down to 3, was after him like a shot.
At the head OF the stretch, Bell Wether
bore out but came up again so resolutely
that Gene Russell had to be put under
a drive to win, by neck, in 1907 80. Bell
Wether was two lengths in front Of Corn
cob, a 25-to-1 shot.
Running Water went to the outside and
breezed home I'VE lengths 10 the good, in
1:46 1-5 Zienap lasted long enough to
take the place. by a neck. from Sonoma
Belle, y to I. Ruby was eased up at the
head Of the stretch.
Durvelrs Jacobite, 1-to-3 favorite. made
a runaway Of the first race, for platers,
at 6 furlongs. winning by four lengths,
in lip As. Bad News. 20 to l, got the
place. in drive, by a half length, from
Golden West, 80 to /, who beat Botanist,
6 to !, a nose. Blandy IS to !, was
close up.
Good and Plenty, 15-to-2O favorite, won
his first race Of the year. when he took
the Steeplechase Handicap, at about two
miles and a half.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-selliug purse, 81 900 added; for
three-yesr-olds and upward; six furlongs Jacobite
l0 tE. Duganl. 2 to s. won; Bad News 10 Her
bert, 20 to /, second; Golden West 100 DImer),
to !, third Time. II2 rs Botanist, Blandy. Big
Ben, Cinchona. Grenadier. Suffice, and Work and
Play also ran.
SECOND RACE-Handicap; steeplechase; 5000
added; for fouT-year-olds and upward; full course;
about two and one-half miles Good and Plenty
los ray. to 8 won: Dr. Keith Isl tArchibaldj
{ 10 i, second; Grandpa. 81 (Air j. O'Brienl, 8
20 /. third Time, Isl Essex and Flimfam also
Tsn.
THIRD RACE-Selling; to be ridden by boys
Who have never ridden winner; purse 500 added
for three-5ear-olds and upward; one and one-six-
tenth miles. star Cat s. (Clare] to / won;
Norkmald, q ihagshalll, 6 20 /. second Chief
Hayes, To- (Boadwell, to J. third Time la 30
NagaSaIn, D'Arkle, ITanhoe. LiEnepee. Thomas
HOY. and Gutter also ran
fUUhIH hACb-Ihe Undergraduate Stakes
$3.50 added; for tWo-yeaT-Old maidens; five and
one-haf fUlmgs. Gene Russell 100 Al0untain). 4
% 5. won; Bellwether l02 MOwel. 10 10 l. second:
CoTncob, l02 tNotterl, IS 10 /, third Time 90 3-5
Moutauk, Joe Neal0n, Glorious Betsy. Fashion and
Big0t also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; for three-y ear-oids and
upward; hllies and mares one and 0ne-sixteeuth
miles Running Water. Is MILLER, ! to g. won:
Zenap, % II. Dugan). 6 10 l. second; Sonoma
Belle lG (Johnsonl, TO !, third Time. Lao 10
Ruby also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; purse. $500 added: for
twOyear-old hllies and geldings; five and one-haf
fuTlongs. He Knows lO4 Manner, 2 70 J. won
WOODLAND, ll5 (Notterl to 2 second Single stone
&c lBeckmanl, 10 20 l. third. Time. 1-6 4-5. Masks
and Faces. smiTker Ella c.. Seuile, Alloy. Hy-
dent Lancashire Lad. Lithone Silver Ball, and
lady Band also ran.