The sun., 1892-10-01
FOXHALL KEENE IS IN LUCK.
mrs COLT WINS THE BROoKBOOD AND
- Els EILLY ANOTHER HANDICAP


Hfs EILLY ANOTHER HANDICAP
white Rose, tho Fniy, = Ten TO Ons shot
e Dolly Mct'our. y seven TO One Chance,
heats Dagonet in tho Race for Three.
ysar.o,ds-Honors Even on the Last Day
Although,t tho fields OF horses were light on
the last day Of the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs
meeting. the racing was enjoyed by the
largest throng in attendance during the week.
and the houors were evenly divided between
fayorites and outsiders. Foxhall Keene basked
IN the smiles Of Dame Fortune. his filly White
Rose. at odds OF 10 to ] against. winning tho
handicap for all ages. and his colt Candelabra,
favprite In the Brookwood Handicap at tho
= libcral odds Of 2 to l against. capturing first
money In q way which proves that he Is a
race horse.
Pichpocket was a close second choice to
CApdelabra In the Brookwood Handicap. and
carried q great deal OF money. Hamilton was
first away on Pickpocket. Doggett setting sail
on Candelabra. and pickpocket dropping into
ths ruok behind the leader In the first furlong.
An opening came at the end OF the first
quarter. through which Pickpocket might
have been sent to join Candelabra. but Hamll-
ton sent the horse around on the outside. los
ing ground and taking the position OF rear
guard which place he held to the finish.
Candelahra was never headed. and won In q
gallop by three lengths from Leonawell. Tho
Pepper coming in third. two lengths away.
William Lakcland's Glly Crotchet and James
McLauRhlin's colt Key West were the top Sc
1ections in the opening dash OF ono mile. p j.
Dwyer d Sons mare Reclare having hackers
rs third choice at g to 1 against. Mdgley sent
Crotchet past Roquefort in the swirl around the
first turn. and held the van knndily to the Nm
ish. with Major Daily. Silver Prince. and Joe
Carter fighting at the winner's heels. Crotchet
Won by an open length. Major Daly clutched
second place by head. Silver Prince. ut ~ to
]. Hett'nR third place by "a mock from Joe Car
{, The plungers tossed lot OF money on Dag
and half n = iurlons, for tSrse.ssar.ods. with
selling allowances. Dagcnets price went from
s ,ss ss s5s SstS .a ssS Rss
yards: the hackers Of DaEonet iel, sure Of
% his riSht % Shoulder At t the e nish. While Clayton
was urging Dolly McCone. alongside 1t the In.
Ff from DGpy Il cos ss b
SJOS above the selling price OF $1,000 to retain
'As Snothhsr h, surprise came in the third race: a
handicap for all ages. at three quarters Of n
mile; in which strathpeath was ; R9t v. fayorte
ridden BY Midgley. at the long odds Of 10 to !.
vas sent awy with flying start AIcnide
nekt three furlongs, strathmeath in the fight
ing finish. But the best he could do was to
The talent were worsted in the ifth race. a
spin Of i've furlonCs for non, I Nv winning two. E
fp p.yos aMn ;o
against. Maid Marian passed Pansy, the
lon an aEd n, ran Ss 6s sss sale
tho finish. when the Maid went inside.
any any Midgey sent Uncle jim in close ct to the
rail. beating Maid Marian by q neck. Chatta-
Waleott was the ciich in tho last, race at 5to
on. Hoey having tho second call at e to5
Walcott took the lead on the backstretch. and
Sniisfhfed nif bed hni1dy WiRner & by Length % and ia
In poor third. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
F.. A.wespstakes of SO each. with 81 900 added. Of
eids and upward which have and not won At the
v, LaksiAnd's eh I. croschess by Mortem.r-Adase.
r Mesridss ; h. Major pay & 10 joovnrtonj:::::a
Jos Carter Roqusfors ksy West and ksssrs also ran
Betting-Asainst cratehst y to 8: Key West II to s.
Hasasf Frns so' SsS
-, ,-%-- THE SECOND RACE
which 500 to second and so0 TO third, for three.
Ysar.o!ds: selling allowances one mile and six
Kendall Stables b, T. Dolly Nccone by Joe Hooker,
nTysrs blk e Tsno. Dasons' id 10; DSsss'n
Time, Lace.
s,. SSS H%,., ri. 81 e :ss
THE THIRD RACE
Win si. a sh,ss f s.oS to as ana tes ,
soxhs shsa car dse Rose. by warw,el
smpiis s'.Ss.
1asa'as' Ella fav,; . sai @ y:% Buren,
Betting-Five to on Strathnieath: against Tormen
to-: 20 ! Van Bursn 10 t., White Rose 10 70 !;
paid si5G1s 81. So sGi& o. w "''"'''' ~ W '"'"A''
THE FOURTH RACE
.oS 90 tses w .at tSt Of sh: s1o
sss9nd S THa $50 to third Gns mls s and & 9arer
r. DIVER PsSs.I sss,sb bsos.wsi! i,S ,Ti%ms," :
f'deIio and riekpoe1Tst 1as also so'al ,nn
Betting Agains. candelahTs. to !; Pickpoeket. .
Mutual. III. hsppsi pd sf. s L'0na~e eo
~ THE FIFTH RACE.
.sSS s run as and not n a. h. ,Sr
inE y %ssn. nss fsr1oas s. rs Uncle jim b, Long rsw-N.rv
xendsil s.ables ch Mad Marian 10 rlorpc,..
J. Rupper Jr's b. C. Chat anuosa lO3 carried 1O4)
iiacyon. Coar.htp Doctor runsy, ana Muet also
Retting-Asalnss Maid "s Marian. to g. H.lcyon to
2; coprtship ~" Il Uncle Jim. to !: Chattanooga,
!.
S47.5O. s:34O, $40
THE SIXTH RACE.
ss 81 .snns of 80 Ds ss sSo w,n nash Of
ances: three-Quarters of u mile.
J. McLaughliIs oh. g. WaCott. 4. by Long Taw-Miss
Danee, 1l2
& .F:iiSnas RF.Ss fte ay ; ss - aj..sy, 81
Sirocc0 and Rose also ran,
Time, IbIS.
BettingFive to on Wulcott against iloey IL to 3:
etrocco. l5 To j Kosedance 10 to l. Lallah 30 to L.
Nutuas paid $I60. $40. Si2 10.
Ninning Owners at Gravesend.
During the fall meeting OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club 103 races were run and 252 dif-
ferent horses started. The added money to
the stakes and overnight events was $llS-
0lQ; tho totn! amount won WAS Slia0Ou