Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-05
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ever. to accept further mounts during the
| afternoon.
Musgrave is the third victim of the
combination of trough riding jockeys and
| the bad twists and turns of the Jamaica
course.
| While riding Amandine down the back
| stretch and when in third position next
| to the rail he was suddenly pinched on
| by horses crowGing from the OUTSIDE
| Brother Jonathan seemed to be at fauit,
for he moved I'D sharply just as Altman
| dine stumbled. The horse did not fall
| fat but went to his knees and Musgrave
lost his balance and toppled out or MS
saddle.
The stewards waited until the boy re-
| covered consciousness before they made
the final placing in thesrace, but as Mus
grave was unable to say which horse was
responsible for the crowding they refused
to change the regular order of the plac-
ing. Brother Jonathan was the winner OF
the race by six lengths.
The Dunton stakes for three-year-olds
at six furlongs was the feature of the
program. 1t was easily won by King Co
bait. The winner led from start to finish
and won by length and a half. The re-
suit of the race was not satisfactory
| either to S. A. Forsythe. who owns Berry
Maid. or her trainer They criticised
! Schilling's riding. The jockey never gave
the fillys head free rein, although she
was anxious to race up to King Cobalt
| early in the struggle. He kept her under
choking pull until swinging for home.
At that point King Cobalt had an advan-
| tage of four lengths. He was fast grow
ing leg weary and was ready to quit.
Berry Maid. closely attended by Rialto.
closed on the leader rapidly In the hnai
| furlong, but was unable to reach the
leader.
The Summary.
First race three year-olds and upward; selling;
six furlongs-Queen Marguerite. 90 E. Dugan).
to 8, 1 to and I to 5. won: Big Ben, Ill
(Notter), 9 to 1, to 1 and to 5, second: Hy
perion II, 11s CsIusgrave). Is to 5, 9 to 10 and
to 8, third. Time. lib 2-5. Sir Toddington,
Golf Ball, Banyah, Long Ball. He Knows and
Sandal also
Second maiden ss, selling Iii
P PSyl IS .9s e "a S;:'
E su WamSoro and shipdale also ran. '
yea rH A selling; one mile and sixteenth
Brother Jonathan 100 NcCarthyl, 2 to 1 5 to
2 to ] and even, second: Twigs. 100 tShillingl.
Breskawsy. FiybaiI. AeIai: Compare and Irish
Lace also ran Almandine fell.
Fourth race. the Denton stakes: three-year-
olds; six furlouss--king Cobalt. Us McCarthyl,
sns to Is sn0 s. to n snd
Riaito. ITO Re. Dugsn) ID to s. to 10 and l to
3, third. Tine LIZ 1-5. James Z. brddy, QueS-
ton Mark and Masque also ran.
Fifth race: selling; mile and sixteenth-ze-
won; Chief Hayes. 96 Norke). so to 1. ~ to
| and to ]. second: Chantilly. 1O4 tShillingl.
to !. even and to 5. third. Time, Las 3-5. Po-
guessing Cymbal and Import also
Sixth race. handicap; three-year-olds and up
ward one mile and a Observation-Disclosures. 90
(E. Dugan), 2 to 1, 3 to and out, won Zienap
ITO (Notter), to 5. to and out. second
Light Wool. 124 (Shilling), to 2. to and out
third. Time, 1.47 As. Killiecrankie and D'Arkle
also ran.