Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-09

Barney schreiber's good sprinter Jack
Atkin, packing 1913 pounds, won tn
| handicap for all ages, at six and half
furlongs. He receded In the prices to o
| to 2, but Dugan made him break we'll and
was hot after the Newcastle stables two
| year-old Spooner, IL to 5 favorita. who
set fast pace to the stretch. Then Jack
| Atkin showed his merit by running over
| Spooner easily and coming home on the
| bit a length and a half to the good IN
1.27. Spooner was all out to beat Wei
| bourne. to 1. by neck. The latter
would have secured the place in another
! jump or two. Number One, backed
| down to 8. had no speed
Romp for Right Royal.
| Right Royal, at the liberal price Of II to
10. made a show of his company in the
| handicap at a mile and fve-sixteenths.
When the barrier went up A. l.. Aste' $
Estimate, backed from 40 to 20, started off
at SO fast a clip that she opened up a
commanding lead. which was maintained
for nearly a mile. Then she tired and
Right Royal went to the front to gallop
home two and half lengths before Pins
and Needles, 13 to 3. who staggered home
| neck In front of Tommy Waddell, u to
| 5. The time was 215 40.
Sandal daughter of Disguise-Fairy
| Slipper, from James R. keenes stable,
backed down to to /, made a runaway of
the fifth event, for two-yearold FLIES,
| five furlongs. She had all kinds of speed,
running Reene w. 5 to I, off her feet in
| the first half mile and then swinging home
four lengths to the good in 1.u1 10 Miss
Delaney. to !. stood a drive and nailed
the place from Great Dame, backed from
GO to 10. by half a length. Queens Souve-
mir, to ] favorite, was close behind.
After making most of the pace In the
first race, for two-year-olds that had not
won $500. Miss Sain, II to 10 favorite. was
overhauled by A. ]. Joyner's Hessian,
backed down to to 1, at the last six
drive by a neck in LA As. Jubilee Jug
gins. 40 to l shot. was a poor third. The
Newcastle stables Carrollton lukewarm
| second choice, was outrun from the start.
H. B. Duryea's Ramrod. to favorite,
was extended to the limit to win the last
race. for maidens, at a mile. He was I'M
der a heavy drive all through the stretch
and beat Charles G. Gates. 3 to q by a
scant half length in 1.43. George G. Hail.
IS to 1, half a dozen lengths back, beat
Destroyer a head for third place. Citrona,
% to l, had early speed, but quit The
books lost on the day.
The Summaries.
to ~ won; Miss Swain, 1o2 lNotterl, II to TO-
second ss;s Jubilee Jugs:ns 90 MeDanisD, 40 to l.
rsto sylvia e. B ny B. Van and senns Aian
also
Second race. seven furlongs-Jack Adktn, 123
e. Dugan). to 2, won; Spooner, i02 (Millerl
II to B, second: Weelsborn. 1O3 (Notter), to l.
third. Time. 1.27. Faust, Number One and
Zienap also ran.
Third race. one mile-sewell. 1oo (E. Duganl.
to 8, won; Alteration 81 Sumter, to J.
second Oraculum, 1O6 Miller. to /, third
Time. / AZ. Only three starters
Fourth race. one and ave-sixteenths Of mile
| Right Royal, ia (McDanieD. II TO TO- won;
Pins and Needles, 107 Sumter, 13 to g. second
Time. 2.15 40. Estimate, Prince Ching and
Little Maid also ran.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Sandal. 1Os (Notter)
4 to l. won; Miss Delaney, 1Os (Horner), to J.
second Great Dame 1o3 Sumter. 10 to l.
Mazzoni Reenie W, Masks and Faces, Bosom
Friend. Rusimo. Mae Hamilton, Belle Griffon
Lykers and Redemption also
Sixth race, one mile-Ramrod, 100 (McDaniel,
| 4 to 8. won; Charles G. Gales 112 (Callahany
to 2. second; George G. Hall. 100 &C. SWAIN.
| Is to /. third. Time, 1.43. Destroyer Kestrel,
| Ci,rona Grace Cameron, Tuckernuck and Village
| King also ran.