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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1906

Page

8

Belmont Track Hosts Drizzly Race Day With Benning Wins

Rain heavy the track yet a strong crowd witnessed six races at Belmont. Chieftain won the first race while Woodwitch and Bivouac followed with Belmont stable victories. Bill Curtis claimed the handicap aboard Bil Curtis with Duke of Kendal placing, and Hocus Pocus disappointed backers as Disobedient failed to excel.

Benning Bill Curtis Duke of Kendal Hocus Pocus Havana High Brush Radical Beldmore Delphie Jack McKeon Bil Curtis Sailor Boy Belmont Whalen Woodwitch Octagon Woodvine Nancy Bathmanin Garth Virginia Wimmer Bivouac Pickle Daruma Hastmes Society Bud Noone Reilmoore Si Curtis Shields Jayers Yorkshire Lad Sulvr Boy Northville Romanelli Bill Curis Curtis Safior Boy Yorkshire Javera

Multistage Racing Card With Many Entries

A dense listing of horses, jockeys, and odds across multiple races from a historic track meet. The document details first through sixth races at Columbia and New Orleans City Park including horses such as Melting, Monte Carlo, Fustian, and Water Behe, with weights, entries, and field compositions. It preserves names like Judge Nolan, Tom Cogan, Benning, and Drexel, plus track notes, handicap details, and purse indicators.

Benning Columbia Merse Ladsarton Desdemona Judge White Jack McKeon Northville Winchester Ndex Wat Wicomico Bettle London Lady Vera Nz — Linette Gayfield Antnratl Alegra Ag Joe Hanmhara Niv Belle of Hynerion Nucwood Royal Window Palora Gannon Hall Gentian Sherift Tell Fustian Dixie Andrews Riggs Doetor Coffey Monte Carlo Horst Todex Wits Tom Cogan Loney Haskell Yama Christy Black Death Tmo Cruston Kasil Howard Lewis Lexky Columbia Course Sir Brinktey Pater jIndex Paton W. W. Pierce North Wind Barkermore Safeguard Trogon Gay Lizzette Mint Lent Plautus Jungle Trip Sam Cook Jack O'Malley Jack Lee Belay Martha W Lord Radnor Oliver Me 3Vilker Bank Holiday Gould Tack Tiara Judge Nolan Creokin Tripoli Little Wally Lulu ‘Young Oliver ,Me Wilhey Edgarainb Dabat Bell Indian Envoy Hegonia Liddon Big Row Drexel Foosoluca Double Padre Selilng Laepede Kibosh Mabel Winn Ayr Eae Bluchér Sheen Josette and Maceau Francis Dilton Lord Kent Pavorks Humorette Golden Glow Amberlea II Glenna

Grand National Winner At Liverpool Meeting

Prince Hatzfeldts Ascetics Silver won the Grand National Steeplechase of 2750 sovereigns at Liverpool. Red Lad was second and Aumi May third in a field of 23. American entries disappointed. Jockey Owens rode Phil May under the alias Mr Cotton, bought for 4500 dollars. O’Brien was injured on another horse.

Prince Hatzfeldt Liverpool Wis Ascetics Silver Red Lad Aumi May Phil May Mr. Cotton J.T. Gwathmey New York Cotton Exchange Guathmey Owens Americas France Thomas Clyde Ameria O'Brien

Globe Runner and John McBride Win at Fair Grounds

New Orleans track conditions improved today at the Fair Grounds until a heavy shower in the fifth race. Globe Runner and John McBride were the sole winning favorites, with results across six furlongs to a mile trips including Paul’s surprise victory in the fifth and John McBride in the sixth selling race.

New Orleans Fair Grounds Limerick Aernice My Gem Vagary Alliata John H. Kirby Pancreas Trieg Morse Jutora Cherlea Mel Ethel Mark Forsworth Qheron Ancient Witch Blackmate Healmeth Dry Dollar Myson Miss Hynes Bud HI Commodore Theln Friction Capt. McCormick Queen Abe Bitter Anne Blackwell Duchess of Mintbello Dorothy H Seljiig Elastic Melater Enverite Dan MeKesina Dettors Hannibal Boy Electric Spark Burleigh Gilding Star Gohl Huamel Columbia Girl Deux Temps Invincible Fenlan Joe Leaver Colonist Donnie Prince Charlie Whippoorwill Decoration Arabo Glengallant Besterling Fred Hornbeck Uncle Henry Dromlo Reviana Naomi Seling Ad High Felix Marses Svealing Star Hyacinth J. €. Clem Gay Adelaide Lythellet Banposni Blackwood Marvel P Stella Eichburg Globe Runner John McBride Sam Tharles Selling Maureen Hekate Danes Music Henry Hendricks Maverick Hadson Blue Varandah Monla Stonewall Water Pansy Odd Luck Mintreal Turous Altan Salvise Lucy Marte Blackmary Sanserlt Commodore Splling Fiautus Lady Ray Pime Wilt Shelly Pit Bogue Dorothy Dodd Katherine L God Magle Power

Runaway at City Park Leaves Flamboyant Out

At City Park Ezra Guldice and Bluecher were favored as Flamboyant ran away at the post in the third race. Fast times and wide fields marked the meet with Lens and King Leopold among early winners, and several horses like Gold Monk and Limerick Girl posting notable placings. Racing continued through seven races with Jim Beatle and Lidwina among the day’s standout performers.

King of Prestige Lord Dixon Gold Monk Gold Bell Rey Vives Clifton Boy Harvest Time Hetda Flambuyent Tulle Seling Creel Wow Rath W Kara Collins Day Flying Char‘anal Knowledge del Carina Long Bright Fonsoluca Bara Drexel Juba Double Hsin Devils Rixth Jim Beatle Goldie Suzanne Raccamore Crrcine Ladelog Hace Siva Seu Lidwina Limerick Girl Mansulman Bluecher Armorer Gemini Mejor Carpenter Dundall Alcantara Torpedo Itesta

Hot Springs Backers Astray in Rainy Oaklawn Card

Miss Martha was the only winning favorite at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas on March 9. Inclement weather reduced attendance as the track remained heavy and several races produced second choices or outsiders as winners. Race results list Viperine, Mink Martha, Fox hall, Dolinda, Young Later, Stumptown winning respective races with times and placed rivals.

Miss Martha Hot Springs Ark Oaklawn Viperine Queen Wild Dusky Water Mirror Little Gregg Mary Primm T. J. Powell George T. Bundilio Lilly Brook Bermione Mink Martha Wan Mendious Doctor Root Tims Tha Bear Arthur Rosenfield Borgum Miss Cosarion Madonna Foxhall Mafalde J. W. O'Neill Ber Leer Black Art Dolinda George Vivian Los Angeleno Aggie Lewtn Check Morgan Young Cadillac Odd Bila Stossel Buxom King's Walden Arco Spring Stumptown the Borgium Amberita Behoove Amy Regs Pickles Lampoon Athena Albemarle

Gardner Beats Princess Titania In Farewell Race At Oakland

Dr Gardner makes farewell appearance at the Kisher Handicap in Oakland Weather was rainy and the track sloppy Princess Titania finished second as Gardner won at odds of 2 to 5 The day included multiple race results with various winners and times across the card including Futurity course and other stakes events with numerous runners listed.

Princess Titania Oakland San Francisco Dr. Gardner James Murry Rector Master Bob NcLean Miss Raphael Virginia Boy Brown Patsy Circus Black Joe May L N Kamasick Ramiro Bertle A Tenau Utlea Menden Goldena Ocean Shore Bone Elso Bird of Pansaxe Easy Street Blackthorn Time Elba Jolly Witch Standard Mountebank Florence Fonso Auto Hood Palmer Kistler Mandicap Doctor Gardner Printess Titania Edward Toupee Tacataw Lord Nelson Hedgethorn Monde Mabel Wild Cocksure Ahem Meyer Betsy St Vola Samada Ole Critical St. George Hufonan Wee Lass Wrenne

Would Make Boy a Jockey Guardian Request

Mrs. Alice W. De Atley petitions Probate Court to appoint her guardian for her fourteen year old son Norman De All and to approve an apprenticeship with John E. Madden to become a jockey. She states Norman shows aptitude with horses and Madden will provide education. boy is presently in her care.

Alice WV. de Atley Norman de All Bey John E. Madden Wilton J. Lambert de Alley Madden

Corcoran Cadets Defeated by Penn Medical School Team

The Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania basketball team beat the Corcoran Cadets 33 to 13 at the National Guard armory last night. Penn led 19 to 11 at halftime and pulled away in the second period with fast teamwork. Hodgson led Penn with 17 points. Rice of Corcorans and Hodgson shared top honors in scoring.

Medical School University of Pennsylvania Corcoran Cadets Nation Guard Armory Uilitiamen Quakers Rice Curcoyans Hodgson Pennsylvania Coremans Pennsylvania Bava Hodgcoutel Qeman Brown Wrenes Buegel Gaale Dateman Boyle Draeger Osman Lawrence Strlegel

Mix and Patterson Reach Final in United North and South

In Pinehurst on March 40 Miss Julia R Mix of Englewood Golf Club and Mrs Myra D Patterson of Baltustel advance to the final sand of the women's event. The title holder Mary C Dutton falls to her aunt Mrs George C Dutton in an upset.

Pinehurst Julia R. Mix Englewood Golf Club Myra D Patterson Baltustel Mary C. Dutton Quirley Club Massachusetts George C. Dutton Sames Club Julizg BR. Miz A. Roberts Morristown N. J George Dutton Oakley Mary Button Oakler George H. Comverse Allston Ethel S. Check Kesex County Myra D. Pattergon Baltusrus Florence Condon Bala

Nationals Call Off Game With Providence Today

Grounds not fit for play Prov idence today led Manager Stahl to cancel the proposed afternoon meeting with Dunn. The teams will reconvene next week with the grounds expected to be in good shape Monday and games against the Clamdiggers slated for the first four days. Rain interrupted yesterday's practice, limiting work to throwing and fielding in the outfield.

Providence Stahl Dunn

Georgetown and Lafayette Face Rain Delays in Scheduled Match

Georgetown planned to start Cantwell against Lafayette at Georgetown field at 3 30 this afternoon. Rain has canceled earlier games, but if fields improve a strong contest is expected with Lafayette star Newbury.

Georgetown Lafayette College Easton O'Hara Cantwell Lafayette Newbury Simon

Hat and apparel sale promises big spring stock

Our hat man touts the largest exclusive spring hat stock in the city with every style. S2 Hat and Stetson hats priced to lure shoppers. Easter Furnishings coming in two weeks nudges personal apparel planning. Manhattan shirts in rich colors $1.50 to $2. Negligee shirts from $1.50 with cuffs and pearl buttons, from a major shirt mill, top quality silk effects shown.

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