The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-04
,B00kIES ARE HIT
At MARLBORO TRACK
Three Fayorites and IS Many Well.
played Outsiders Reward
Their Rackerx.
SYEEPLECHASE RACE FEATURE

Six races were run at Marlboro yes
terday which was worth going miles
to see, especially the steeplechase over
the short course, which was the best
contest seen in many a day, and 1t Is
doubtful il another enc will come up
again that will promise such keen
contest. Ben La La Kyrat, and Son OF
the Wind finished heads and heads.
The latter ranxa remarkable race for
his first attempt over the sticks, and
he should be returned winner in
much better company on the next &C.
casion of his starting.
The crowd, if anything, was even
larger than that of Wednesday, and
every person came away declaring that
ii was the best days sport seen IN TINS
section in a long time.
Fanchette, the winner Of the fifth
event, ran a creditable race and beat
out Bat Masterson, who at the head
of the stretch looked as though he
surely would win.
Three choices and three well-piayed
outsiders were returned the winners
and the public carried away the money.
That Messrs. Beutler and Fitzgerald,
the well-known Pinkertons. pollclhs
the Marlboro race course, will not stand
for any nonsense and are ever on the
alert TO protect the public, was again
demonstrated yesterday. An unoes
able character was warned on inc
course by AL Beutler early IN the an
ernoon, but persisted in making nun
self objectionable near the pauoo1A
later in the day. He was promptly
turned over to Sheriff Suter, and II Is
"A safe assertion he is safely out OF
reach. while the pending meeting Is IN
progress. .,,o,+
The card offered today is an excellent
one with six well-flled races. Ahe
summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-Three year-olds and up"Siu'
purse $500; selling; six and one-han iu nI.l
Milton ia Il Dwyer), TO !, won; bntlen' u,
III III Bauer) 6 to s. second; sweet o"en Ii
GA Morgan 10 J. third. Time. III. opai'
Pole Our Duchess, Starry. Hermann anu III
SECoND RACE-Three-year-old and upward;
purse SEQ; selling; six and one-half furonss
Bodkin. ll6 u. Hanover, to D won brLn' y,
" Adamsl. TO !, second; Grecan beno, IN
CE JensenD to I, third. Time, La CiinuP
Pink Lady Senegamb an, and Ben Prior also ran
THIRD RACE-Four- year -olds and upward purse
s3oG; selling; four and one-haf furlongs. Racing
Ba. Ill (sterlingl. 10 to Won 1o 10, Ip s NJ
GAM. s. 10 s. third. Time o5s. Deer Sylvan
Del, Indictment. Top Rock. and Huda's Sister
also ra.
four-,ear-olds and upward; purse. 500 Ben La
La IA &C. Brown, to |. won; hyrat l5o u
Dupeel : to . second; Song Of the Wind, LIZ
ID Taffeln 6 TO /. third. Time, 3:l2 Azure
Maid Lizzie Flat Himation, and Orderly Nat
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fouryear-olds and upward !;
purse $500; selling; four and one-hah furlongs.
Fanohette 10 "a. Matthews, to 3, won; Bat
Masterson lI3 Of. Jackson even, second; Maurice
Reed ll3 u. Bauer, to !, third. Time, o3e 70
Agnes MAY. Mon Ami, Monkey, Shrive, and
Miss Primitive also -
SIXTH Three year-olds; purse $500; five
and onefo.~tl furlongs. Premier. los u. Han
oserl 6 to5 won; Otillo, l09 "a. Pckens), 10
J. second; Horace f.. lo3 (kiAingsworth), IL to l.
third Time OS Dipper V. Powers Our Mug
get and Bertis also
G. b. MORRIS.