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STARTER CASSIDY HAS AN OFF DAY. n l.-c .. Tea . March i . — 1 1 was Indies day a] .1 lares The weather was perfect and a large crowd ,1 ,r ms.il the border from Kl Pane. The first race Itroughl together a field of maidens and George Odour* till Sumptuous was the medium ot a beavj -i!|.i...i!. Several layers took liberties and law a , .i:e which was extremely liberal, mach to their -,.ti.- ;t- their loss, - were heavy. Starter assidys work today at the barrier was ■ hit on color, it was tl n.v real bad day ii has bad since Ihe meeting opened. In the third race he to catch then walking np. It look.d as if it would be i perfect start, but Oxer. Tommy rwls 5 :iml John Griffin II. dwelt, while Delaney got ■ good j unuing start. He was overhanled by Amobalko and l»r. Smoot. but be won easily enough. The fourth race, which was :l handicap, was also ., marred by ■ poor start. Irish Gentleman was al- ni, .m as good as left. Bebago. which rnled favorite ■ through the I., uini. was sbarply cat off at the , balf-mile post, bal cam.- again and won with ap ad V. Rosen was suspended for ton days for nawasay-!i ibi starter while riding Sovgdrod. iv, wi.it. was bid up . :* •" by J. Cnneo, who aoM d vTbidden to W. ll. Fixer recently. i-i iiiii.s ,v Snook u.ught privately from W. J. Weber the tour vear-oM gelding Phil Connor, they y iIkii purchased Nannie McDee from W. !*.. Fraeman. !- Dick Benson lefl for Denver todaj with the horses 1 elonging to Bd Gaylord.
