Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-02
TEMACE0 TAKES :. +: +:
HEASL|P STAKE
Wins Under Wraps, With Not
ter Up-CeIIa Stable Keeps
Winning in TWo-Year-
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Old Class.
Special Dispatch to The Star


NEW ORLEANS. La. February L.:
The running of the Heasl!p cup, the rich
stake event of the two miles. drew fair
amount o. class today at City Park. but
Charlie Ellison's Temaceo. the winner OF
the California Derby. quoted at to 5 in
the betting, proved easily the best Te-
maceo's class at one mile would have been
enough TO entitled him to the distinction
of first choice, and Red Gauntlet, the
only one Of the other three starters looked
upon as "a contender, conveniently lost his
rider after about six furlongs Of the race
had been run, so that all Temaceo had to
do was plod along behind Sea Salt until
reaching the head of the stretch the sec
ond time, when he went on to win
as easily as Notter cared TO let him. Sea
Salt was second without challenge, Bell
view behind the other starter.
The accident to Red Gauntlet cost the
public thousands of dollars and robbed
Tom Hayes Of chance of the money. In
making the first mile Red Gauntlet STUN
bic at the six-furlong poe. where he
stepped into d hole and Jockey Powers
was thrown over his head.
Celia Stable Keeps Going.
The Celia stable continued it's remark
able streak of success with the two-year-
old division by winning the opening event
with Seaswell. That colt was an even
money favorlte backed rom to :, and
he won in clever fashion. The Mccormick
filly. Gioriole. showed surprising improve
ment over her previous races, and made
1t decidedly interesting for the favorite
in the sprint to the stretch, but after that
Seaswell took command. and under good
hand ride from Notter got to the finish
with safe advantage. Cunning at 10 to
l, fourth choice. got the short end.
Brougham, the second choice. had some
support, but after getting away WELL fail
ed to keep up with the company and
was beaten off.
The favorite players had their first win
ming chance In the steeplechase handicap
over the full course. DR.. Heard was tho
betting choice, and he won SO easily as
| TO let his followers feel easy at all
stages. He was patiently restrained in
the front division in the early part, drew
away into a long lead in the last turn
and romped to the finish Bell the Cat.
came from the middle of the bunch TO
land In second place. and the well-backed
long shot Little Lally was a close third.
Seventh a Runaway. =
| e. T. Ship made a~runaway race OF
the seven-furlong selling affair that
came third on the card. He was at to
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favorite at a short price. Getting away
well he was sent out for pacsmaldpg.
| but was not allowed to run out SO far az
in one of his. recent efforts. when he
was beaten in race he should have
won. and under that sort of handiinE,
maintained a comfortable advantage all
the way. Higginbotham.> the runner up,
was in close competition at all stages.
but was considerably bothered and kept
in the deeper going near the inside rail.
Posing was third in driving finish in
which keator was a factor.
The Ffzer stable repeated IN the fifth
with Al Muller. In this race Lens was
favorite and Al Muller the second choice.
The Fizer colt took kindly to the going.
rushed into the lead and kept out. of
striking distance all the way. Lens ran
prominently to the stretch, and then re-
signed the place to Glorifier.
Summaries.
First race; three and haf fu-longs-sea
SUMTER. !. to i second: Cunning. los j. Iee,
10 10 to |; third Time o.44. Broagham. I:o.eburE
Maid Tommy and May Fly a Fast s aiso san
Second race steeplechase: full course; handicap
Wsy. ls Dayton, IS 10 J. s shssa Time Time
los p. Bank HOLIDAY. Iohn Dillon pr Logan
Third race seven furlonss; selling-E. T.
bothain, 10l u. SUMTER. to 1. second: Posing
1O2 IS. Flynn. 10 10 1. third. Time l.32
keator. Royal Onyx. Chief Hayes and workmaid
also ran.
Fourth race. two mes-Temaceo. III tNotterJ,
a 10 ). won; Sea Salt. 90 &C. Henry. to l,
! second: Bellriew. % IS. Flynn. II TO ]. third.
Time 3.42 80. Red Gauntlet also ran.
Fifth race. six frrlongs: handcap--Al Muller.
90 &C.. Henry. IL to ;. won: Glorifer. 127
tHuestonl. 10 5. second: Lens. 107 tNotter,
. to s. third. Time. l. Is. Cooney also
Sixth race mile and sixteenth: selling; Apt.
107 &C. Koerner,. TO ]. won: My Love. los
". Powefsi. ; To . second: Jennies Beau. 10
tMcDanien Is tn s. third Time l.56 Masson.
Bucking Boy. Moxey Mead and Dora also ran.
seventh race one mile and a sixteenth: sell
Donna. l05 " Powers. Is TO 3. second: De
Eeszke. 105 ~. Conlin'. Is 10 !. third. Time.
l.i:s. DIR. McCluer Lord Stanhope. Hawakama,
Wise Hand. Debar and Nancy also ran.