Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-05
A RACE FOR $50, 900.
Twenty-three Starters Contest
the Futurity Stakes.
CHAOS COMES IN a NECK AHEAD

Ex-congressman scost's a-Ycar-Osd Wins
Gold and Glory at sheepshead Nay.
So. Carlo Gooa Second and ssnnloa
ThIrd-An Attendance Of 10000, 1n-
eiudlns Many Prominent Patrons oF the
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SHEEPsHEAD BAY, N. r, Sept. Or
The futurity, sweepstakes for 2-year-
olds, distance six fsulongs. was the
great attraction at this track. The
crowd was tremendous. As early as
~ o'clock race goers began to arrive,
and from that tipe ON they came in
steady stream. pouring through the
gates until not seat was left. In the
club house and paddock were turf men
from all parts of the country.
Among them were noticed Col. Brice,
Phil and Mike Dwyer, John Mckenzie,
Of Baltimore: Edwin Maley. OF Cincin-
natl; Dick Roche. August Belmont.
Charles Bush, of New Orleans; ID. ID.
Withers, Al. j. Cassatt, Capt. Sa
Brown and many others.
In the boxes were many ladies. Their
bright fall costumes made a pretty
picture. They kept their gallant escorts
busy travelling 20 and fro to the betting
ring placing wagers on their favorites.
Details Of the Race.
The details Of the race are as follows:
The twenty-th three starters assembled in
the paddock before the race and received
finishing touches before, at least, q
thousand anxious betters. When the
last bell sounded out they came and in
single file paraded by the stand. making
beautiful show. Marie Lowell was the
leader. Then came Eberle and Penn r.
They were followed by Santiago, King
Thomas, Chaos, Sam Doxey, PrOdigaI
Son, Cayuga, Favorite, Onaway, Protec-
ton, Flora Ban, Master Lode, Prince
Fonse, Cameo, Kings Own, Sinaloa,
Honduras, Helter Shelter, Amazon,
Padishah and St Carlo.
"A Beautiful Start.
They were soon at the post and on the
third attempt were given a beautiful
start. The twenty-three horses were
stretched clear across the track and all
were in motion. Santiago had the adj
vantage, with Marie Lowell second.
Onaway, Kings Own, Protection, Penn
p, Sam Doxey and Prodigal Son were
next. The others well punched, with
st. Carlo in bad position. Kings Own
brought up the rear, two lengths behind
/ the leader.
At the end Of the first furlong the lot
| were stretched across and almost
aligned. If there was any leader il was
Marie LOWELL. who was a neck before
| Eberle and Sinaloa. Sam Doxey, Chaos,
st. Carlo and Padishah were running
next.
at the head of the home stretch Chaos
had a lead of two lengths, Eberle and
st. Carlo next. BY this time half of the
field was whipped, but it helped them
none, as the leader still held his own.
The Finish.
As they came to the regular Judges
stand ST. Carlo and SinaIoa began to
close up, but the distance was toe short
and Chaos got the race by neck. Good
st. Carlo was second, two lengths in
front of Sinoloa, third. Time, 1:16 4-5.
Chaos, the winner of the $50, 900
purse, is owned by ex-Congressman w.
L. Scott, Of Erie, Pa. Chaos was ridden
by Day, an English lad, who has but re-
Gently been reinstated. He was ruled
off at Monmouth for foul riding.
The winners and losers alike Joined in
the cheers for the victor and his lucky
1 pilot, who made his way back to the
jockeys room surrounded by his friends
and fellow jockeys, all eager to extend
their warmest congratulations The
nlutuals paid $50. As straight and $40 so
place. st. Carlo, the favorite to win,
paid for place 1915.
The Days Races.
/ Summaries:
First race, about n mile Cartoon. /; Ore
gons z; Seymour, 3. Time, I'LL.
Second race, / mile -Cracksmaf, ]; Climax,
| 2 Leo H.. 3. Time. 1:41.
Third race. llA miles Brother Ban. 1; Wary,
4 2 BrandOlette. 3. Time. 1s55 20.
Fourth race. futurify stakes, M mile--ChaOs.
l; St Carlo. 2; Sinaloa, 3. Time, 1:I6 4-5.
Fifth race, selling, 11S mfles-M Maid Of Or
leans. !; Pericles, 2: Newbury, 3. Time,
1:5S 2-5.
Sixth race, the turf handicap. IN miles on
turf-St. Luke. /; Maori, 2; Larchmont. 3.
Time, 2.11.
The weather was pleasant. the track
fast and the attendance over 20. 900.
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