The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
MISS CHARCOT is
WINNER in DRIVE
Battles With Miss Gayle All
Way in Two Year-Old
Stake Event.

Charleston S. c., February 15-The
hrst two-year-old stake or the meeting
Was decided at Palmetto Park to-day
In the Debutante. for two-year-old fill
Morris furnished the winner in Miss
Charcot. Tho last named and Miss
Gayle fought 1t out hammer and tongs
all through the stretch, and at the
finish they were as named, noses apart,
with Ruby Hyams third. Trainer Jim
Everman got out OF sick bed to come
to the track to saddle Miss Charcot for
the race, and was more than pleased at
her showing. Miss Waters was II hot,
tip for the race. and was backed from
b to to to 5, but after showing a
little early speed, she tired badly at
the end. Amos Turner bid up Chemul-,
20 after his victory, and j. w. Hem,
bricks had to pay S4O5 to retain him.
G. II. Pettingill, the jockey club stew
ard here. received word from New York
rhis morning that the applications of
Jockeys McTaggart and "Skeets" Gar
ner had been laid OH the table. Van
dusen, who has been riding here, has
not as yet been granted a license, and
has been received from Judge Price
that lie is in good standing. Naturally
Yandusen cannot accept any more
mounts here until he has been retired
to good. favor by the Jockey Club.
Word was received here to-day that
had died in Cincinnati. His brother.
AL will take charge of the horses of
j. r. wainwright, which Fred has
handled for years Supervisor and
Wood Dove, the horses brought here
from Norfolk by Hugh Penny, were
sold to-day TO Joseph Cuda. OF New
Orleans, and will be trained by Char
ley Wilson. Summarizes:
Fourth raoe-three-year-o and
upwards. selling, six furlongs-Mattie
q -
Counterpart. 102 (AIartin), 10 to l. S
to 6. out. second; Rock Bar, log Mus
gravel, to /, 4 to S, out, third. Time,
1:19 2-5. Fasces also ran.
Second race--four-year-old and up
wards. selling, six furlongs--Benedic-
to 8, first; Tiny Tim, loS (NIontour).
o to l, . TO 1. 4 to S, second; Theo. Cook.
los (Pickett), S to 1, to !. to 5.
third. Time, 1:1S. Grace Nc, Cheer
Up. BlitZen, Jr., New Star and Quincy
Belle also ran.
wards. selling, six MISUNDERSTANDING
113, (Butwell), to 5. out, out. first;
Lawton Virgins, ia (Goose). is to 8.
6 to 5, 3 to D, second: Dipper, 104 tNion-
tour, s TO 1, to 2. even. third. Time,
III rs. Chiffon SqNnw, Corcopsis and
Bat AIasterson also ran.
Fourth racc-the Dcbutapte stakes
of $1,000, two-ycar-o old allies. three and
half furlonGs--NIiss Charcot. 115
(Buxton. to 1, 5 to ]. to s, first:
Miss Gayle, us &C. Burns). TO ].
to /, 4 to 5. second Ruby IIyams. 115
CKoerner), . to ]. to g. l to o., third.
Time, AS 2-5. Please Wcllesa, Miss
Waters and Donna Ntancna also ran.
Fifth -tcar-olds and up
wards, selling. six furlonGs-Gagiant,
los (Musgrave). to 5, 10 3. out, first:
Berkeley, Ill (Pickett), to l. to ].
to 5. second; Pretend. los CButwclD.
10 to 1, 3 to /. s to s. third. Time, rs.
Bertis Camel. Naughty Lad and Glenn
Beachy also ran.
Sixth racc-three- year olds and up
wards. selling. mile and a sixteenth
Fiel. "a (Montour). to ., 1 to 2, out.
first: PLANT. % (Dcrondo). is to 3,
to ., out second: Irish Kid, 107 (But-
WELD, z to 2, out, out, third. Time,
1:52 So. Stairs and Salian also ran.