Racing Entries Highlight Dense Card at Major Tracks
The offered card lists entries for six races across venues such as Fair Grounds and Oakland with a mix of three year olds and up. Notable horses include Wat, Gentian Tlack Flag Niblick Scar fell Did Colony Marco and Dady Vera, among others, with trainers indicated like Workman, Smith, Otwell and Brember.
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Benning
Co- Tumpia
Gye
Workman
Niblick Scarfell
Princess Roya
Anna Smith
Tyralfa Berkeley
Osao
Laugatt
Vietata
Glorivs Henay
Marco
Columbia
Dady Vera
Sops Alpenmarenon
Faust
Galloper
Columbia Course
Ballor
Sonoma
Bally
Arimo Vata
Cartel
Smith
Otwell
Brember
Gloriaun Batey
Lady Véra
Umbrella
Alpenmarchen
Cobbleskit
Ageing
Lally
Wabash Queen
N. K
Ormonde
Fair Grounds
Bitter Sir
Flyon
Delaherpe
Porkne
Wild Irlehman
Kohincor
Aplon
Fantastic
Collies Ambarjack
Bardlon
Evie Gree
Lute Wester
Maud McG
Don Vivant
Dandhe Co
Luck Kerchoville
Magrane
Susie Christian
el Chituahua
Fury
Briers
Morende
Pat
Cadichom
Carreulam
Furie
Hippocrates
Ascot
Five Favorites Win as Bob Taylor Triumphs on Essex
Five favorites won at Bernior led by Bob Taylor the Baltimore amateur who rode Essex to victory in the Crial steeplechase for hunters over Dion Kerrs Hstex. Taylor, two years off silks, rode with confidence to outduel Will Shields’ Yellowback in a dramatic finish. Beldeme sprang a 20 to 1 upset, edging Sally K by a fraction after a gripping stretch duel, as Pater and Vendor showed early promise in the five and a half furlong handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernior
Bob Taylor
Baltimore
Dion Kerr
Hstex
Kerrs
Essex
Lysistrata
McEnerny
Taylor
Angle
T. O'Brien
Wabb
Hupps
Beldeme
Orphan Lad
Waltney
Ed Hanna
Bruce Anderson
Beldemo
Davin Dunlop
Sally K
Pater
Slickaway
Gossip From the Track at Benning Meeting
Jockey Mil ler finally broke a losing streak by winning on Panique amid wide scene of bettors and trainers. Notables include John J. Sullivan Arch ie Dalton partner. Jane Todhunter Stoan and Jim Shannon as a keen observer crowd. Anton Dippel and Hob Taylor seen with Easex and Orphan Lad. Whitney’s four car consignment from Aiken shows well. Meenze suspends Rodrick. Dabbling with high rollers and Florida visits noted.
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Milet
Winniog
Panique
John J. Sullivan
Archie Dalton
Janed Todhunter Stoan
Jim Shannon
Benning
Sontém
Wan Ao
Miller
Billy Garth
Virginia
Orphan Lad
Wan
Radtke
Anton Dippal
Metropolitan Opera House
Dippe
Baldémo
David Dunlop
Virginia Sportsman
Pater
Easex
Hob Taylor
H. P. Whitney
Aiken
N. C
New Yor
Whitney
National Hunt
Meenze Af
Rodrick
Facife Jockey Club
Raback
Charley Dwyer
Mike Dwyer
Vic Williams
Matt Dooley
Florida
Walter Schettal
Highball
Schettel
New York
Chevy Chase Hunt
Warrenton Hunt
Livingston County Drag Hounds Triumph at Hunt Meet
The Livingston County Drag Hounds led by 3. W. Cult In uunter dominated against Old Dominion, with The Warrenton Hunt finishing third. Report notes a half-bred horse named Boulex impressing judges, and Edlet’s Benning track record being referenced. James Johnston bought three-year-old Kummerate. Vendor discussed as a jumps candidate. Vendor, Jon Powers arrival and Puritan Girl’s racing condition are also covered along with Malacca winning the Benning Spring Handicap and Beverwyck colors rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston County Drag Hounds
Cult
Lysistrata
Old Dominion
Warrenton Hunt
Angle
Boulex
Euex
Bob Taylor
Diop Herr
James Johnston
Bob Walton
Kummerate
Edlet
Benning
Lord Beanenges
Garth
Fater
Dunlop
Miller-Carth
Pater
Vendor
Ogden
Thamas Hitchcock, Jr
Jon Powers
Celliéroie
Powers
Iivatable
J. B. Lowery
Phil Igor
Judge Nelson
Winsome Waye
Mr. Powers
Bheepyhead Bay
Bruce Anderson
Jova
EG. Hanna
Dalngerfeld
Anderson
Notter
Whitney
Dockers
Hilly Smith
Ahly
Woods Garth
Miller
Padique
Kitty Smith
Black Mask
Marston
Lackfoot
Coast Horse
Nolan
Heverwyck Btablen
Malacca
New York
Iit
Washington
Berkeley
Beverwyck
English Association shifts Davis trophy tennis dates
London reports the Lawn Tennis Association will move the Davis international trophy matches to after the British championships, with Wimbledon slated for July 20 and 21. The change gives American players more practice time before facing Australasia and England, as top contenders Wilding Brookes and Dr Sharp await.
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Washington Foat
London
BR. Mewbuyn
England
Australasia
United States
Wilding
Brookes
Dr. Sharp
Olympic aspirants prep for New York tests
Special to The Washington Post from New York March 28 describes Monday night events at the Kin tys Regiment armory to test athletes aiming for London in July. The likely winner of the ten mile event could earn a spot on the American team with 17 entries including stars Sheppard Denny Hogan Sheridan Joyce Flanny and others in distance running and weight events.
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New York
Washington. Post
Kinty-ninth Regiment
London
Cxpe
Sheppard
Denny
Hogan
Martin Sheridan
An Joyce
Flanny the Mighty Man
Four left in North and South amateur golf tourney
Keen play marked the first round of the sixth annual United North and South amateur championship for women at Pinehurst. contenders Miss Melly B Adams of Oakley Club Miss Julia F Mix Englewood Lea Ethechest Hast Orange and Miss Gertrude Ghbert Merian Pickett Club advanced with Mix and Gilfert listed among top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Melly B. Adams
Oakley Club
Julia FL Mix
Englewood
Lea
Horner to Ride Belmont Filly in Dinner Stakes
Jockey Horner is set to ride Black Domino for Perry Belmont in the Dinner Stakes at Benning today. Billy Garth could not release a rider, and Horner’s charge joins a high class field, with Joyner’s New York-trained jockey Jack Joyner supplying the star. Horner has been in training at the meeting and may take two or three mounts this afternoon before riding Black Domino Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Benning
Billy Garth
Black Domino
Perry Belmont
Vaterano Wins Big at Oakland Race Meet
Veteran horse Vaterano defeats Bonar as heavy betting favored him at odds of 40 to 1 at Oakland. The program lists six races with winners including Sycamore, Convent Bell, and Lord Nelson. notable margins and times noted for the day’s events.
Exciting finish in Oakland feature race at two miles
In New Orleans readers witnessed a top heavy card with three odds-on winners. Beagan Belle Strome sailed to victory in the six furlong selling, tele scope trailed, while Arby Van upset at 20 to 1 in the second six furlongs. Delmore dominated the closing event at 30 to 1, with Benevolo and Duchesa of Montebello also scoring in early races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achy van
Delmore Cash
Ascot
Oakland
Washington
New Orleans
Beagan
Belle Strome
Watkins
Lute Foster
Arby van
Benevolo
Duchesa
Montebello
Neek
Segapanak
Royaliver
Delmore
EINST
Besnevolo
Linsd
Blacklock
Diggtin
Monts
Wolff
Lady Goodrich
Kate Sperry
Mins Farber
Grand Plume
Mary Buchanan
Jack O'Dialvier
Gordon
Retrads Palm
Quinn Brady
Lloyd
Cbe
Foy
Gold Circle
Lawes
Bote
Northwind
Mc Mvath
Betle Streme
Garner
Telescope
Masker
Gyperone
Edith May
A. High
Knight of Rhodes
Molle Ball
Allenby
Wind Shield
Exalted
Polly
Welling
Pickeno
Lemon Girl
Ferronier
Gaugel
Pinticker
Mary Morris
Rebounder
Kalzerhom
Carter
Poor Day at Oaklawn Highlights Six Challenging Races
Hot Springs March 28 Oaklawn’s card featured six races with one clear favorite. Billy Howlegs won the first at four furlongs, Chulita led the second for Meadow Green, and Bll Patterson captured the third. Marathon led the fourth as Frank Lubbock topped the sixth, with several other runners crowding the fields in each event.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn
Billy Howlegs
Sehting
Fred Mace
Cherry
Weshaki
Moreland
Charley ,Hogers
Banntyng Bar G
Bounding Elkalgo
Chulita
Meadow Green
Butten
Spunky
Alley
Shira
Margaret Randolph
Riga Range
Courier Girl
Boll Weevil
Merrifeld
Cathering
Murphy
William Bisset
Bll Patterson
Brooks
Bob May
Believe
Europatiin
Truman
Kingeboro
Falkland
Charles McKee
Prince of Pless
Graceland
J. H. Barkley
Dan McKenna
Dwain
Hewkaraa
Kirvin
King Leopold
Schrove
Reine
Regents
Chancello
Jack’ Lory
Hannibal Hes
Sinjeade Algo
Bace
Sidney F
Birmingham
Knopn
Bonphrake
Dearborn
Jack Art
Marimbo
Captain Meroth
Gay Boy
Wooless
Ram
Frank Lubbock
Bailey
Floriat
Skirvinj
Buttry
Austin
Intercollegiate fencing championship to be held in New York
Arrangements are nearly complete for the intercollegiate fencing championship at the New York Athletic Club over tomorrow and Saturday. A new competition format will be used after the round robin proved impractical with many teams. Yale Cornell Harvard West Point Annapolis Pennsylvania Columbia Princeton vie for top honors with last year’s Army team favored. Harvard hopes of success were dimmed by recent defeats to Tufts.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Athletic Club
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
West Point
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Columba
Washington
Boston
Mar
Uiue
Tufts College
Ascot Card Notes Big Fields and Fast Track
At Ascot today large fields filled nearly all races. Fireball won the fourth at five furlongs in a runaway by five lengths on a fast track. two mile handicap saw Ding Dong II surge late to win after Fencasta led early. Weather fine. track fast. Five furlongs first race Merry Sport won, with Mike Jordan second. Second race Laura FP won at five and a half furlongs. Ballote placed third. Third race Common Eye took six furlongs. Nappa second. Fourth race Fireball led Mintin and Balerio. Dominos Ar a was disqualified. Two miles Ding Dong II timed 8:33. Adonis third. Sixth race Bunmark won at one mile. Perry Winekes second. Seventh race Joyner captured one mile with Kirby second.
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Columbia
Winnat
Br. c
Sander
Hern Fool
D. Kelly
Rainer
Peters
Tock Hi. Pi. A
el Atlekaway
Pater
Tichle
Bnatlee
Furionga
Iwasyear-Olda
Bil
Niola
A. D. Parr
C. B Hall
Pu ‘McDanito
England
lMarston
Ah Simmons
Lackfont
Norlarity
O &T
Lee
Lady Powell
Neery
Sereie
Zix Furiomge
Columbial
Atart Tote
Bel Demonio
Morbid
P. Cannon
W. Bhields
Rydex
Marion
Poe
Beldems
McDaniel
Orphan Lad
Uritan
Sally K
Betsy Binford
Betsy Linford
Liverpool
Eaally
B. G
Morrow
D. Kerr
P. Price
Esnex
Lyntetrata
Mr. Taylor
O’ Brien
lGuardien
T Hayes
Funes
Taylor
Columbie
Tims
Seiling
Dince
Fianait—sell
TiVenu
Ata
Tone Hand
Venus
Ovarwatehui Lindale
Pla Queen
Atack
T.ve. Mannix
Wal Co
Stanhope
M-Fairy
A. Pi
Brooke
KnockIrhy
Yorke
Willde
Yellowback
Flare
Adaline B
Knockfrby
Turbulence
Willdo
Old Colony
Los Angeles
Ascot
Ding Dong II
Fencasta
Merry Sport
Ross
Mike Jordan
Wilmot
Salario
Kunz
The
Vincado
Barate
Paul 1
Vandola
Peniillon
San Alvarado
Shasta Max
Long Nieke
Mireabel
Hermosilio
Laura FP
Oland
Pinte
Preston
Wecomd
Ballote
Time
Han Collins
Spartan
Belasco
Easter Card
Sentado
Magwifele
Fiverrace
Rosinicl
Myrtle Ih
Malar
Aprily Pride
Fugurthe
Common Eye
Kyon
Nappa
Katz
Belchamber
Clark
Thiri
Pepper and
Sait
Blancer
Teddy Wace
Fireball
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Mintin
Rowa
Balerio
Fime
Zelina
Rey del Mundo
Dominus Arvi
Dominosara
Firth
Ding Dong Il
Cuchin
Foncaster
Adonis
Brumelli
Jack Adama
Freesias Jaboot
EAGE
Bunmark
Clerk
Perry Winekes
Antaria
Rockey
Hualapa
Avona
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Locréce
Suavita
Little B
Joyner
J. ¥. Kirby
Aker
Lady King
Golden Light
McGrathiana
Prince
Marpesex
Longboat to Start Boston Marathon April 19
Ottawa dispatch reports Longboat, the Indian runner, will start the Boston Marathon on April 19 to challenge the current record set by Caffrey of Hamilton. Special to The Washington Fest notes the anticipation around the notable contender and his forthcoming entry in the prestigious race.
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Washington
Ottawa
Ontario
Longboat
Boston
Caffrey
Hamilton
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