Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

Rockaway selling stakes at six furlongs.
George Odon's Prince Gal, the favorite,
under preserving Craftsmanship by MCGEE
came with great rush at the end and
nosed H. G.. Bedwelrs Pajarotta out IN
the last jump. The latter's stable COM
panion, Mailman, made the early running
and at the last furlong pole it looked as
if the entry would finish first and second.
But Mailman weakened and dropped back
to fourth, q head out of the money. Pa
jaroita was game enough to beat Frank
Weir's Rialto a head for the place. Cues
ton Mark, In the Carman colOrs, was not
far away at the wire.
r. F. Carman's Semprolus, a superb
colt by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, was vic
torious in the Canarsie stakes for two
year-olds, four furlongS. Frank Mullens,
a highly tried colt, by Serpent-Dora
Wooo, was the choice, with James But
ler'S Dartmouth, son OF StalWart-
Domino NOire, in much favor. After
considerable disorder at the post, Start
Cling fashion. Frank Mullens showed
in front quickly and set a swift pace.
but in the middle Of the stretch Sem
prolus came with rush and plenty or
gameness to wear him down. In q
hard drive Langan got the Carman colt
home a length to the good, in 047 40.
excellent time in the face Of the heavy
wind that blew up the stretch. Frank
Mullens was an easy second, four lengths
in front Of August Belmont's Babbler,
a SON of HastIngs-Bridle Path Mr..
Buffers Dartmouth, after slow get
away, ran a good race, and was just
outside Of the money.
Double brackets went to Hamon Lass,
a bay mare owned by John H. Mulcahy.
She had a walkover for the Elkwood
Mulcahy sent her over the four furlongs
at a good gait. Her other victory was
in the fancy cup, the last race OF the
day. which was for ponies over three
furlongs. Buster, a chestnut gelding,
owned by Martin ]. Aylward, held her
for a while, but the mare came away in
the stretch and won by four lengths.
Rondevilla, a bay gelding, owned by
Randolph r. Santin, galloped In third,
after being left at the post. The owner
lodged an objection on the ground Of
false start, but it was rejected.
The Summaries.
AQUEDUCr, April 16-First race, four fur
longs; purse, $500. added-Horisou, 104 Gangan).
10 to /, to I. to 1, won; Madcap. loS
(Dugan), 6 to s, 1 to 2, to 4. second; Susan,
1O4 (Burnsl, to !, to l, to 5, thFd.
Time, O.4S rs. Miss Hett. vallonia. Yncs, Ugo
and Kentucky Rose finished as named; ..
8 to 5, to 5. out, won; Keep Moving, loo
i nspllS; to to EVEN to to- t"i
Time, IA 10. Paradise Queen and Bang nm
Ished as named.
value, $1,000; two-yearolds-Semprolu lo1
CIAngan,, 3 to 1, to 1. to g.. won; Frank
aiulieos' i0I GaH n. IT., to g. ! 70 70 TO TO
S to s, third Time, 0.47 IS. Dartworth, Rake.
Maid, Hawiey. Dune Campbell! and Annie Sellers
Fourth race. the Rockaway selling stakes; six
three year-olds and upward; value;
81 ,oo0--Prince Gal, IA tAcaeel, ID to 10. l
to 2. even. to S. second Rialto. 10 (Powers,.
to /, 8 to 2 to s, third: Time. Ia MAO,
ss'en MARI s,. Charlie , aa,sr've' Royal
longs: $500 sdded-Besom. liz ButweiD. II TO
! 10 s. to 1, second; hight Easy. lie lTeplin,.
s to /. even, to 9 third. Time, lib. Galley
Slave and zienap finished a: named.
10 to 10, i to 1; Myies. VConnen, io2
!S.f1s. + sssS. ';'0ss ss oas
third. Time, LOO. Elfn Beau, Responseful and
Biz Ashton also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race. two-year-cld:; maiden fourye
lev, Cherish, Piuvius. Seth, Fleece. 1903; Dream
M Whin, 1os; Dixon, The Follies Sim Feinn.
second race, three-year-olds ana up; selling;
yix and half furlongy-Ed Ball. 101: Bob r..
%; Lord Strephen, 100; Campeon, lis; Black
Third race. two-year-olds; the Ozone: fo.r fur
onss--sylv.n Dell. g; .Limpett 81; A.aYnsrm1 .
vsndeyeer, ioe: Miss Jonah. scrimmase. lo4:
Lula. 90; Moncrief, 1oA; white Wool, 1o2;
'Golden Agnes. 1o4: 'Kentncky Rose. e.
T S.if fari ss Easy lis; pom. iSs;
VIE M.:en II; 9S .s S 6 Gliding Belle
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