The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-12
GOOD DAYS SPORT
AT CHARL ESTON
Three Favorites and Two Second
Choices Win-Weather
Threatening.
Threatening.
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Charleston, s. c., February ll.-Al-
though the weather was cloudy and
Threatening this afternoon. the usual
crowd made the trip to Palmetto Park,
and they saw good days sport. and
as three favorites and two second
choices won, they came out ahead in
the battle with the layers of odds. The
best field of the day was in the third
event and the favaritc, Caugh Hill.
picked up 1876 pounds and won easily.
and In addition ran the fastest six and
a half furlonES OF the meeting He
came through the stretch with his
usual good burst OF speed and had no
trouble In disposing of the pacemaker,
Samuel r. Mayer. Tarts won her first
race of the meeting when she gathered
in the purse in the fifth event. and her
time, 1907 IS, was the best shown to
date over the five and a half furlong
route.
ii. G. Bcdwell is making an effort
TO secure reinstatement for Jockey
Grand. who got into trouble on Monday
for lighting in the jockey room, rs he
attacked Buxton. and he was then or
dcrcd to leave. Mrs. l.. ~. Livingston.
who owns fourteen head OF horses now
ut Palmetto Park, none OF which has
raced as yet, is expected here in a
few days. and then her horses will
probably be raced. Summarizes
First race-thrcc- ycar-olds and up
wards. selling, i've and IL half furlongs
Right Easy, 100 (Dcronde), IL to 5.
3 to 8, out first; Theresa Gill; 81
tFord), To 10. to D. out, second:
Bat Masterson. 1903 tOncrD. 10 to /.
. to ., 3 to =. third Time, :07 As.
Am .ricus and Okectee also ran.
Second race--threc- ar-olds. sell
ing, six ADMINISTRATION King. lie
(Koerncr). to 3. out, out, first; Mat
tie L.. 107 (Marti), to 2, even, to
5, second: Rocl: Bar. 105 (Musgrave).
80 to /. S to ], to ., t''rd. Time.
1916 Is. Beth Stanley, Roseburg ".
Ma Salamc, Fairy Godmother and
Counterpart also ran.
Third race-three- ycar-olds and up
wards, selling, six al" a half furlongs
-Caugh Hill, 1926 (ButwelD, Z to >.
to .. out. first; Samuel K Mayer, 102
(Buston), to |, 3 TO /, to 3. second;
Republican, 1O2 (AIcIntyrc). 2 to /, 4
to s. to 5. third. Time. 20. Sir
Blaze. Mud sill, r. NJ. Green. Nolthorpe
and Patton also ran.
Fourth race-four-ycnr olds and up
wards, selling. seven rurlongs-Flora
TO l. first; Towton Field, III tWilsoD,
6 to 8. 5 to 3. / to g. second; Hoffman.
1913 (ButwelD, to /. z to 5, 3 to ..
third. Time. rs As. Gardenia, Con-
tincntal, Key ana kagman also ran.
Fifth race--thrcc- year -olds and up
wards. selling, five and n half furlongs
-Tarts. "a CWolfe), IL to 20. l to {.
out, first: Queen Bee. 1O7 (CapelD.
to 1, to 10. 1 to 3. second Noble
Grand. 1902 (Martin), 4 to l, s to $. /
to 5. third. Time. :O7 Is Morgan
Wilson, Benedictina. Inspired, Blanche
Frances and I.etourne niso ran.
Sixth race-fouryear- olds and up
wards selling, mile and n SiNtcetnh-
Supervisor, 107 (Wolfe), to .. even.
to . first; Spindle. 107 Musgrave),
to 8. to 3, out, second; New River.
107 Urasch), to 1, to >. to ?, third
Time, 1:i9 is. Starry hermann.
Wood Craft and Ruisseau also ran.