Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1907

Page

16

Pimlico Race Day Delivers Tight Finishes and Upsets

Baltimore May 3. Pimlico's seven-race card produced four close finishes with favorites faltering. Preen narrowly held off Graziallo to win the Stateford Handicap, lowering his own track record by half a second. King of Bashan, a 10 to 1 shot, surprised by overtaking late to beat Cousin Kate amid a crowded field. Water Dog surged through the pack to a neck victory over Edwin H. in a tense stretch run, while Larikin, a young runner, showed promise despite a head loss to Patrician.

Apedal Washington Post Baltimore Pimlico Stateford W. F. Presgrave Preen Graziallo Rapalla Dr. Mack King of Bashan Belle Strome Io King Larikin Etta Louise Wabash Queen Gold Castle Water Dog Johnson Edwin HL Smithson Bound Brook Fling Virginian B. G Granteam Salamis B. Murray Orso St. Fin J. Hennessy Cousin Kate Diggins Goldstein Dog Rose Lucy Marie Lloyd Mark Antony J. Johnson Goldfinder C. Riley Fairbrother Convolculus Graztallo Viperine Fillgrame Hanover Queen Barbarity Stable Walden Pos St. St. Fin Patri Alex Jetta Louise Liaya Virlando Denneva Agd Glen Fy Fairbrother Arka Yisod Patrician Lartkin Etta Am Miss Cushman Easter Arvenue Stagood T. Mannich Wiener B. G Watercress la Primera A. Martin Bry Golden Wave Rie Coleman Az Ipanique Riley Prince of Orange Binford Bae Ty J. Beballer Anise Jeanne Te Lee Latbert McCarthy Vin Pompadour Mahon Royston Betty Edwin HH. Wen Panigus Pessara Toventry C. C. Smithsons T. F. Coles Satrel Jackeys Archibald Ptardigan E. Helder Mr. Kerr Br. G Atheling Presgray A. G. Weston Tadeu Graziale Vernus Gallant Venus Lord Boanerges the Clown Ag “Tost Pame Br. Shapfell—Bianche Haven W. H Mosby Pos. We. St. St. Fin Jockeya Op. Ye Allegra Liebert Parkville O' Brien Peter Knight Ambler Pilly Hanael Dennison Scarfel Ray Blue Dale Nellie Blue Dale Longford Canmine Manby Etties Index St St. Pia Anna Smith Miblick C. Morris Mammymoo Clifford Benith Hectortown Gt Fairbreter Little Boot Pasor Gia Diggins the Firkeen Teo Verne Il Klenck Anne Meith Royal

Thoroughbred racing notes from Pimlico and surrounding events

A dispersed set of race results and notes. Scarfell placed second to a Gay favorite with Nellie Racine following. Niblick narrowly lost to Anna Smith by a nose after a heavy late play on Niblick. J J Mackessy bought Music Mester. Ernest Litterback bought Sprigtail for 50. Jockey Wolcott died of pneumonia. Preen set a track record in six furlongs. Patrician won in record time. Various trainer moves, bid offers, and a long list of horses mentioned for potential races.

Scarfell Nellie Racine W. H. Mosby Anns Smith Niblick C. Morris Anna Smith Washington Baltimore J. J. Mackessy Chelses Music Ernest Litterback Sprigtail Wolcott Pimlico King of Bashan Frank Herold Coriig Eric S. S.S Swift 62 CO Atlanta

Keator First on Rail Mulligan Wins Two Races

New York horses race at Jamaica on a cold day with Mulligan’s Ace High and Henry Watterson winning. Keator beats Barbary Belle to take the Newtown Selling as Jack Martin rides late to capture final two races, including Sadler in the closing six furlongs. Attendance about 10,000.

Ace High Henry Watterson Washington Pont New York Jamaica Newtown Edna Jackson Rye Mars Cassidy Waterbury Fustian Mountain Mulligan Noffer Savable R. T. Wilson, Jr Sungham Booker F. T. Wood Sansamon Louis Celia Jack Martin Battleax Hamburg Water Tank Martin Sadler Qyama Pins and Needles Otter W. McIntyre Tite Athens Mervel F J'Armour Sareamon Becker Auduchon Jaquence Wwe Horner Daisy Shine Lotus Brandt Tivol Sungleam Ino Flee Notter Battle Axe W Ter ‘Tank Hornet Secon Suffice Hefferman Pioneer Little Woods Commune Just Progress Nogi Hitopla St. Fetephe Oyama Brussels Lichtmess Roland Hiram Claude Duval Ambush Herman Sam Hethard Sromina Mary Hall Linnenes

Sungleam Scorches at Jamaica Flushes Betters Fall Short

May 3 report from New York says Sungleam, Garry Herrmann filly, failed to place in the second race at Jamaica. Trainer Tom Healey, optimistic before the bell, saw her fade early while Mountain pressed hard but could not overcome the field. Sansamon, backed by Western players for place, won in the final jump amid volatile betting and crowd reactions.

Washington Pens New York Tom Healey R. T. Wilson, Jr Jamaica Sungleam Garry Herrmann Sunbeam Healey Breeze Cain Sungieam Mountain Sungham Cella Divorcee Ben Strome Louis Cella Sansamon Western Players

Miss Lida's Fast Mile Wins Kentucky Meet

Lexington May 3 reports the Kentucky Association meeting where no favorite won. Track was fast and Miss Lida captured the fourth race over Fleming. Two jockeys were unseated, Swain on Waldorf Belle and Burton on Suzanne Rocamoro.

Lexington Kentucky Association Miss Lida Fleming Swain Waldorf Belle Burton Suzanne Rocamoro Cheewardine Cole Chozier Elecond Tae May Likahiey Lady Vie Zore Waldert Helle Eng Harriett Mias Lidia

Towbee Triumphs In Heavy Betting Amazon Handicap

In San Francisco Oakland results Towbee, a long shot, wins the Amazon Handicap on the Futurity course with Native Son taking second ahead of Neugent. Race summaries list Titus II and Speaker among contenders, with multiple runners including Sharp Hoy and Lydia Wrouseman.

San Francisco Oakland Native Son Neugent Titus II Mentry Speaker Fontiana Graham Helle C. Wil Harms Sharp Hoy Wood Thorpe Bmithy Kane Frolic Lydia Wrouseman Mimo Funnyside Red Feynard Sandy S Econd Michael Mulvaney McRae Lucrece Ralph Young Toby Toss Cloche d’Or Martenor the Lieutenant Seilling Silver Line Fair Fagot Fischer Kogo Goodchild Ine Alta Spa Maxim Bon Mbimont Vastowo Jerusha Darthula Distributor Box Elder Meadow Horn Bedford J. Hunter Ethelday Judge Nelson Lime Kokomo Edwin T. Fryer Treasure Seeker Firm Foot Johnny Lyons Yank Maud Miller

Harban Leads Defeat of Greens in Stroke Meet

Harban and Lord spearheaded the Sheald Center lineup with Dalzell and Mattingly, aiming for top honors as 16 entrants compete in the 100 stroke event. The match faces off in a tense first sixteen overs, with Harban in prime form.

Tasterest Sheald Dalzell Mattingly Harban Lord

Racing Entries From Columbia Club Spring Tourney

Weather improved as the Columbia Golf Club hosted the second round of its spring tournament. Harban defeated Weaver 6 up and 4 to play, with Mattingly also winning his morning match. Afternoon play featured Harban and Mattingly drawn together for a pivotal pairing amid lively spectator interest.

Local club faces market for star players amid heavy bids

Sporting comment discusses the local team's need to purchase a top player at high cost, arguing a $5,000 bid won’t guarantee wins and suggesting trading Stahl. It also notes captain Schlafly’s struggles, Squires’ secrecy before U S fights, and praises turf betting resilience amid rising horse valuations and Brooklyn’s misfortune.

Estore Wiugh Ayers Stahl DEI Wiper

Miss Sutton Wins National Tennis Title in Philadelphia

New York May 3 May Sutton won the national championship singles final in Philadelphia defeating Mrs Barser-Wallach 6 1, 6 1. She will sail to England next Friday to defend her Welsh title won last year.

New York Sutton Barser-Wallach Helen Homans Palildelphia California Miss Sutton Paulding Fosdick Miss Behr Cyril Hatch England

Witch Elm Wins 1000 Guineas Stakes at Newmarket

Witch Elm won the 1000 Guineas Stakes at Newmarket for three-year-old fillies, with Frugality second and Sixty third among seventeen starters over one mile. Witch Elm led early, won by three lengths in canter, Altitude ridden by Danny Maher placed fourth amid pre-race betting and favorite status.

London Meys Newmarket Witch Him Frugality Witch Kim Altitude Danny Maher Staty

Fragmented Chicago Sunday Post item hints at candidates list

The readable fragment mentions lovers, angels, and a question about a hidden mistress. It notes that Sunday’s Post will publish a complete list of town candidates and references a private increase, but details are incomplete.

Chicago’ News Tom Jack

Sullivan Hands Corbett Decisive Defeat in Eleven

In Baltimore, May night, Kid Sullivan defeated Youtut Corbett of Denver in eleven rounds at the Baraka Athlete Club. Sullivan pressed from start to finish, delivering powerful body blows and punishing Corbett to the canvas multiple times. Corbett fought back late but could not avert the defeat as he was carried from the ring.

de Garnette Pimlico Busich Jockey Club Wakington Baltitiére Kid Sullivan Washinton Youtut Corbett Denver Land of Dréana Baraka Athlete Club Sullivan Corbett Beni Joe Humphrey Washingtonian Tommy Loewe Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Preen Lovers Record Presgrave Larkin Edwin H.—Mosby Knoopf Stafford Hubert Walden Lotus Hater Will Shields Jmilee Diamond Wrestler Laura A. Orwell Dick Rose Bergoo Solon Shingle Ormonde Warner Amanda H. Bulwark the Cricket Ivanhoe Prince Brutus Doc Kyle Somnus St. Jeanne Dan Bubre Sir Toddington Lackfoot Sussex Blue Ban Laura Clay Frizette Dr. Gardner Philander Lady Ann Cuter la Londe Bat Masterson Gallant Dan Don Domo Pirate R. . Rann Tom Kilroy Intaglio Dorothy Scott Shirley Rossmore Fare McAfee High Bear Young Loch Goll Detla Thorpe Ralbert Camilie Matties Mack Lady Arion Gemmel Dollie Dollars Escalante Turnaway Raleigh College Widow Gossiper Water Thrush Daruma Peat Titania the Borgian George P. McNear Delinda Sahara Bragg Santara Woolma Keator Lida Mortibay Alto Ora Pitonal Amelia Omar” Khagyars Caroline Chartis Mitchell Hosseada Oak Grove Lunes Sgnoia Gneme Cittion Forde Hemilcar Moreland Belden Dearborn Tims Ee Care R Sozante Tecatmera Toupee L’'Amazon Nvative Son Columbia Columbia Golf Club L. L. Harban Witner G. A. Weaver Weaver Downing E. E Mitchell Dalsell Chavy Chase T. Leslie Kate Martie Lassie Dainty Mandis Feesen Mica Cushman Dick Rosse Mamanenee Kitty Smith Amate Master Racine Clown Sonoma Bolte Grassallo Mt. Washington Wille Amynda Varney Garterette Sa Ab‘ward Gentlemen Tiders Hyperion Tingly Green Prince Bratu Mallowey Vipeline Jobstown Yvanhoaproach Gratton Seiling Mattingly Ward Mt. O'Donnell Dankalt Pratetigiy Rosemount Zethas -Hu Rogeyy Onyx Kedie Ware Toddington Dan Butre Orneulem Aletheno Siztem Hal Masterson Fhoming Hoy George A. Weaver Jersey IIL Jennie Wells Mattingly B. Ja. Mitchel Golum C. W. Noyes Woodland Gay Grysette Thomas Calhoun Ws H. Tuckerman Chevy Chase G. Hy Enlist Acams Baltusral SY. B. Harban Autonia Bellé Columbia Halt Sovereign F. B. Pyle EE. D. Carusi A. Winter Fer Marien Moora R. Baldwin Willington W. F. Ham Rales Bain A. B. Shelton Cragsina la Lond A. W. Dunn C. van Leer Bannockburn Pequ Wetsey Lady E D. H. Wood Jh. B pBrson Columba H. ‘Johmzon Yndaey Basnockburn Wipes Sane Ned Lyle L. B. Platt Harris FL. Day Bannock Meedow Green Burn J. M. Thurston Itan GC. Lafferty Gallant van Sellin True Dora Torothy Scott Wid Datzell Sy A Tingee Columbie Ana Buto Shirley Rgsswore K. B. Eynora Belle Shirley Moarriga Carust Badwin Richmond Duke Tomoko Badmington W. B. Danforth In MeAtes R. B. Brown C.C. van Léer Batmackburn Rhude Lore Brengle CA Tos H. Johnson F. Greenwalt Della Thorpe G- B. Lewis L. Harris J. M. Thurn Antom Colummbia H. A Guthrie Pasading G. & Houkh Colimobimn la Sorciere Ptm Bia A. Weaver G. Guard Camille Noyes Duvall, Jr Catum- American Bel Roger Big D. C. Davidson G. Weaving Mattie Me B. Adame Baltuerdl H. Vv Sanford Headley Denigree Columbis Lady Arioni Consolation Arena Abzieen Eyl Colum Dia T A Lambip Hain Chevy Chane Swormatedt Kirt Wes Monge Key Oliphant Bonnie Peggy O'Neal Phalanx Senator ‘Warner J. Baldwin Wiinington Ccayes Woodlsnd Isckoon’ Park J. M Sterrett Ghevy Chase Moran L. B. Plattnambi Colma B. Upward Olum Dalzéll Sliverskin Banposal Jannockburn J. C. Davidson Conia A. Lard Tuckermen Twond Columiles A. Ts Ring, Ap Ghavy Chane A. Tiesto Eee Cheryl Chana Pyces Rapley W. J. McNabe Eecombi W. Breener Hannecourt Weolma LW. Weaver Columbia Morrow Colum Veyeees Kokomio Minevia Long Island Meadowbrook Rocksway Hunt Clubs Woodnut Farm Sporting Comment Schlafly Schidfly NHL Schutifly Frisco Bil Squires Srig Bald Squires Brooklyn Pat Donovan Naiiely McGraw Donovan Will Nic Witch Elm New York Herald Gilder Oliver Mia'am Tie Kid Sullivan Hands Chaingia Pita National Federation of Prevetthoe Sandancenidat HF Wehmas W. L. Douglas L. Douglas Bisekton le Douglas Ureliam Reed Emsestak Enine Shade Yesars Fisk Elgin Bobys Bobys & Bobys Math Street A Mta Abe Gl Cook Remedy Co
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication