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the program. . - An Air Fort* doctor, Captam * Joseph M. Rogers, met the pace ^ • throughout the Mount Marshall and The Battle Run Race on his brown mare, Star Salome. Second over the three-mile course was Charoton, owned and ridden by Cyrus Manierre with third place going to Essex, owned by Mrs. T. A. Randolph mid ridden by Mike Smithwick. ; In the Mount Marshall, a ladies race of 2Vt miles, 2 horses collided , on the flat when Miss Patty WejK ,,, mouth, leading the field on Figatarsme, skirted the turn beckon, and in her eagerness to round it* bumped Mrs. R. H. Dulaney Ran- ’ dolph on Good Ship, who had ‘come up and was passing the > beckon. Both hit the ground hard, but quickly regained their feet, caught their mounts and were back in the race.'They overtook Mrs. Richard Fadeley on Thomas Taylor’s Chicamaugua and came in with Miss Weymouth finishing first, Mrs. Randolph, second. Miss Weymouth, however, was disqualified try the stewards for causing - the collision, and the trophy was awarded to Mrs. Randolph. The Ben Venue race for 200pounders was another two-horse vendetta between Col. Lowell Reilly’s Lancer, ridden by Tom Caulk, and Dr. Rogers’ River Bed, .ridden by Russell Dart. Dart tangled with a wire fence and had a roll in the mud. He remounted to finish second. if
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