Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30
recognition of his fidelity to duty and the
reotftude of his career,
ON GRAVESEND TRACK.

A Big Attendance on the Last Day but
One Of the Meeting-Temp1e, 80 to 1
Shot, Wins a Race, and Some Very Hot
Favorites Get knocked Out
GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK, N. Y, Sept. 90
The attendance probably because this was
one Of the last two days on the meeting, was
much larger than the programme warranted
there being fully 6,C00 persons present when
Temple, at post odds of 80 to l, galloped in
winner OF the first race. His owner, BOOK
maker Bennett. had so little confidence In
Temple that he only bet $50 on him in one,
two three book at Z to 1. Pierre Lorillard' 8
Kilkenny ruled a top heavy favorite at to
10. but bad position at the start and ire
quent knockings about in the large held
prevented him from getting near the leaders
at any part of the race. strephon, to l.
trailed for long distance, but was fortunate
in getting through in time to capture second
place from King Mac 10 to /.
Mr.. Cassatts 1lly Balance, full sister to
Equity, was made iavorite for the second
event. She looked all over a winner up to
the last dozen strides, where Taral brought
Freddie Geohard's Pappoose colt to l, up
with rush and won by head; Taral also
succeeded in squeezing May Win. to III.
home first in the heavyweight handicap
which followed. Two 10 tol chances, Lepanto
and St. James,, were second and third re-
spectively.
May Win was the first of four successful
first choices, Nonad, 8 to 5, winning the
fourth in gallop: Rose H., to 10, the fifth
in whipping finish, with Lyceum, % to l,
second, Cynosure bringing the sport to a
close by taking the last race at odds OF
z to-, Bergen outriding Blake on King Crab,
2tol.
First race, one mie-Temple ITO. Blake. frsi:
strephon ITO. Thorpe. second: King Mac ITO. A.
Ronald: E,, nd Belle =; Roller St anthony and Uncle
Sim also ran. Time. 1:i3A. Betting: 10 to on
Kilkenny; against, StreDhO0 !; Charade to ].
King Mac 10 to l. zamposr 70 to i: Tempie 50 to /:
each 60 to i Belle b 100 to i. No straight mgtuals
pie place, slos 70: strephon place. 80 rs
Second race. three-quarters of a mile-Pappoose
Uncle Jim log. Thorpe. third. jersey Queen tilly.
May Lose Clio colt. Gaiety. Mileta FLY. Miss
Time. I:I6H. Betting-A gainst: Uncle jim 8 to
/; Balance. IS TO 5; Pappoose to 1: Jersey Queen
dlly' tol; May Lose, to !; Safety. 70 to /; Cho
Mullet, 40 to 1: Commotion. 60 to /: Miss Newan,
100 TtI to ~ i Mutuals paid s44 80. els IS. s. So
Lepanto lis. Bergen, second: St. James LOG, Midge-
ley, third. Mendicant, English Lady. Joe Carter
on May Win: against Reciare. to 1: Joe Carter. 9
TO l; Lepanto, 10 to l. st. James, 10 to 1: Mendi-
cant m 20 to /: English Lady, 30 /. Mutuals paid
Fourth race. one aud done-sixteenth miles-Nomad
1o6, simms first; gilla 95. Aidgley, second;
l:iS4. Betting: to on Nomad: to against
Dertargi la; to /. Count; Is to l, Osric. Mutuals
Fifth race. three-quarters of mile-Rose 112.
Doggett, first; Lyceum u.s., Littlefeld, second:
Nah Jim lOa, Midgley, third. Sonora also ran:
NatasIs paid S s. $. $ s., ssi 50: " ~ 0
Bergen, first: King Crab i12 Blake. second; Tom
rogers @ IL A. C9yington, third: Cha1ncey also
to King Crab: to Tom Rogers :l2 to Chaun,,
cey. Mutuals paid sll s.. S6 40. 81 Is.