Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-16

tanned for furiong when there was q
quick shifting of colors as the jockeys
swung their mounts around the turn.
De Mund widened the gap that separated
him iso'a Avaunteer, the next horse: as he
turned into the long stretch. with Rye
third, Oxford fourth, Glorifier Attn. Dor
Diego sixth. Roseben was still in eighth
place, and it looked as if he could not get
through the flying field. The others were
strung out. already beaten. Just the
crowd set up the shout, DE Mund!' DE
Mund!' Roseben got through the crush on
the outside of the field, while Jockey Noun
showed a burst of speed, but quickly fell
back
Roseben Closed Strong.
Out Of the dust cloud that almost OBJ
scured the horses as they swept down the
stretch came Glorifler two lengths in front
of De Mund, now falling back rapidly, with
Don Diego, oxford and Avaunteer in the
order named. Fairly in his mighty stride
the big bay Roseben. carrying his impost
of 135 pounds as if 1t were of mpor-
lance. was fairly running over the stray
Cling field. A furlong from home he was
sixth in position, then fifth. fourth and
third in such rapid succession that the
crowd took up the shout, "Roseben wins!'
But Glorifer's lead could not be overcome
and Roseben finished second on his own
courage, getting little assistance from his
jockey.
Glorlfier was heavily played at 9 and to
1 Rcseben opened at to and went to
10, closing at 8 to l. De Mupd was held
favorite throughout at 3 to /, and Don Di-
ego at 10 to /.
The Baysde steeplechase furnished q
pretty race Jimmy Lane winning after a
stirring brush with DuIcian. The two-year
event In which sixteen youngsters started
was made the occasion for a big betting
coup. Thomas Calhoun won by head
after being played down from 20 to to 4
to j at post time. Orphan Lad was the only
successful favorite, being held at l to > in
the books.
The Summaries.
First race. selling: five furongs-Athlcte. 100
Garner. TO ) and to 2, second; Dr.. Hollis 1913
,shi:ng,. 100 to l and, 40 TO l.. third. Time,
Little Woods Mark Anthony II. sifisc. Cloisteress
Baie AIRY. Belle Anna May, Kiamesha II, veronese
Second race the Bays!de steepechase: about two
miiesIJimmy Lane, ISa Owen, 3 to and even,
second: sandaiwood, I56 GIeiiorl 10 and
b. . third: Time, 49, ARABIC, Worthwhile and
1a Third selling -four and half fu
se ,S sTeet T Tae 1o !. Me and
Bele ADRIAN Hands e' troSna Montana i PSe
George NJ. Conan Bandbox. c. II. Shilling. Wed
ding, Youthful. Oceanic, Alderman Tim and Raj
Fourth race the Carter handicap Of $4,000;
and to 8 Won R"seSen Il iss ' Bs"sman to to
and TO l. second: Don Diego. los McDaniep, 10
to / and to /. third. Time, LIS is. Oxford,
'Tileing, Jugger. De Munl, Rye. Avaunteer
Coincidence, Orbicular. Colonel Jack. Marster. Am
pedo Malacca and ShackIe also ran 'Glorifer and
Tileing coupled.
Fifth race. selling; seven furlongs Bellsnicler,
1O5 tEnglanderl. TO l and 8 to g. won: Kiio-
chan, 90 Garner. to l and 2 to /. second: Dun
bar. 10 (Shilling,. 20 to and TO l. third Time,
%. Lord Badge. Modest. Ocean Spray. Sir Tod
dington, TyrolIan and Society Bud also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Orphan Lad. los tMil-
ler). . TO 90 and out, won: Alpenmarchen. 10J
Garner. to and 70 5. second: F. Cszador,
1Ol Preston). TO l and to /. third. Time,
IA 2-5. Lord StanhOpe. Lady Alicia. RlSsel T.
and Thomas Hoy also