Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-05

been reinstated. He was ruled off at Mon
mouth Park for foul riding.
The favorite, St. Carlo, was good sec
ond. in fact, many thought he had won, as
the finish could not be seen, as it was opposite
the clu b house, and it was only when mo. 49,
went up that the crowd was sure as to the win
ner. Then winners and losers alike joined in
the cheers tor the victor and his lucky pilot,
who m ade his way back to the jockeys room,
/ surrounded by his friends and fellow jockeys,
all eager to extend their warmest congratula-
tions The details of the race were as follows;
A BEAUTIFUL SHOW.
The % starters assembled in the paddock be-
fore the race and received finishing touches be-
fore at least thousand anxious bettors When
the last bell sounded out they came and in
single file paraded by the stand. making beau
tiful show, Marie Lowell was the leader. Thev
were soon at the post and the crowd was still
in an anxious suspense. Then murmur and a
cry OF They're Off brought all to their feet,
but it was only a break and back they went.
Again they broke, and then down went the flag
to beautiful start.
Santiago had the advantage, with Maxis
Lowell second. OnawaY, Kings Own, Protec-
tion, Penn P, Sam Doxey aud Prodigal Son
! were next. The others were punched with st.
Carlo in bad position. =
! ALL IN LINE.
At the end of the first furlong the lot were
stretched across almost lined. If there was
any leader it was Marie Lowell. who was neck
before Eberlee 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. Eberlee and st.
Carlo were next. By this time half the field
1,,%s sf ball he
leader still held his own. As they came to the
regular judges stand, st. Carlo and Sinaloa be-
gan to close up, but the distance was too short
and Chaos got the verdict by good neck. st.
Carlo was two lengths in front of Sinaloa.
The crowd was tremendous. As early as IL
o'clock race-gners began to arrive and from
that time on they came in steady stream,
pouring through the gates until not a seat was
lett. In the clubhouse and paddock were turf
men from all parts of the country. Following
is summary of the different events:
THE OTHER EVENTS.
First race about three-quarters Of mile
Starters: TiDstaff, Ban Flag, Oregon, Cartoon,
Prince Edward, Seymour, Gydad, Rebecca, VII
Glory. Cartoon won, Oregon second, Seymour
third. Time, l:l1.
max, Bohemian Joe Lee, Massillon. Egmont,
Keynote, Leo II, Speedwell, Emotion. Long
Island; Craftsman, Glockner Bonaletta, Birth
day. Cracksman won, Climax second, Leo II
Third race, one and one-eighth miles,-starters:
Wary, Brandolette, Vosburg Gypsey Queen, Leila
May. Brother Ban won: Wary second, Brando-
Fourth race, the Futurity. for 2-year olds, SIS
each, sle ooe added, three-qu%arters Of mile
Padishah, Onaway,. Eberiee. Cameo. Penn P,
Santiago. Amazon, Chaos, Marie Lowell, Master
DOSey sao Aeer sReer oras Ssn Prnce
Fonso, Cayuga, Prodigal Son. Chaos was first,
st. Carlo second and Sinaloa third. Time LIS 4-5
Tl1o Mnfr lie mid Sofrai Ohf md fnr
place.
Fifth race mile and an eighth-starters: Tat
Sam D. Newburg, Jennie Mcfarland. Maid Of
Orleans won, Pericles second, Newburg third.
Time, 1:5S 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and quarter on the turf
Starters; Start & ST. Luke, Maori, Hantress, Connemara;
second, Larchmont third. Time, 2:l1.
THE WINNERS RECORD.
Chaos. yesterdays big winner, is owned by
ex-Congressman W. 1. Scott and is by imp
Rayon dor out of Lilly R. The youngster
started his career at the Brooklyn spring meet
ing by running tenth in the expectation stakes.
won by Bouquet He, at the same meeting,
won purse race of 81, 600. carrying 1l3 pounds,
with Anderson up, beating seven horses. He
was fifth for the great American stakes, won
BY st. Carlo.
At the Monmouth meeting he ran sixth for
the Sapling. stakes won by Devotee. He was
fifth for the Camden stakes, won by Drizzle,
and ran fifth to the same horse for the August
stakes, being conceded eight pounds by the
winner. He was fourth for the Select stakes,
won by Onway who conceded him five pounds,
and he also ran fourth for the Criterion stakes,
won by Burlington.
Chaos next performance was good one, as
he won the Carbret stakes, worth 81, SIS, carry
ing 107 pounds. with Simms up. There were l9
starters and the post odds were 30 to against
Chaos.
Following are the entries for tomorrow's
races of the Coney Island Jockey Club at
Sheepshead Bay track:
First race, one mile = Fitzroy, King Crab,
Badge, Climax Little Minch Santaene, Kings
ton, 104 pounds each, My Fellow, Loantak Bruno,
Castaway ii los each, Bertha Swift Ill, Belle dor
1c1, Lady Pulsifer l0l.
Second race, seven-eighths mile-Bess 1O7 pounds
Torso 100, Fordham 100, Clemie g.. flly 81 Irene
81. Ralph Bayard 90 English Lady n, Coots 1O2.
Third race, mile and observation-disclosures
III pounds. Buddhist III. Cassius, Caliente, Phi
lander, Duke Of Highlands 1G2 each, Sorrentoill2
Cartoon ia.
Fourth race, three-quarters of a mle-Middle-
stone. Elmstone. Elkton. King Hazem. Ralph
Bayard los pounds each, Banquet 125 Civil Service
1I, Tournament l04, Golden Horn 1ol. Pandora
l0l.
Fifth race. mile and a half-Exile 126 pounds,
Elyton no. Montrose, III, Kaloolah lo2.
Sixth race, mile and half on the turf-Mon-
rrose 18S pounds, Bonanza l2S Barrister IT, Five
100. Troy I1S GOckner III, Elgin ia Silleck Il6
Burnside liz, Pandora no. Banquet Ito, Clemie G,
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