The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-12
ST. ANTHONY IS A SLAYER.
HyhrSAeH A'cAR1Hr's FoUR- YEAR
OLD RUNs rom NILES.

Dead Hent-Purres Taken BY Factotun.
Sir Richard, Copyright, mn Wheeler.
Fiyo thousand persons saw W. II. McCarthy's
four-year. old brown horse St Anthony. by
Mortemcr. out Of War Paint win the lilRrim
Stakes Mt four miles over tho Clifton course
yesterday. The day was mild. more ike early
spring than tho middle OF November. and the
horses ran with IA much dash and vigor as
during tho warm months. The hve-year-oid
marc Kideer was favortc but st Anthony
was very heavily played by those who knew
that he could go the route, and had shown
good trial at two miles over the Elizabeth track.
The Pilgrim Stakes was the fourth race on
the programme. and before the four starters
appeared n scrnper was drawn about the track
until It was In perfect condition near the rail.
Hundreds OF spectators left the grand stand
enclosure and took positions on the hill In the
inner field where they could see every move
ment Of tho horses When Mr. Caidwelr
dipped his flag it wa, plain that every Jockey
in tho race had waiting orders. Mcdonald
was finally unable to restrain Lotion. and tho
Beyerwyck cast OF took the lead at u slow
pace, followed by Baylor. kdeer. and St.
Anthony In tho order named. Baylor was al
most n wild horse and young Jones was
we'll nigh pulled out OF the saddle In
his efforts to keep the geldng from
passing Lotion kidoer was buck jumping
and playing and the tail ender. st. Anthony.
galloped smoothly, giving his rider. BROOKS.
little or no trouble. At the end OF two miles
Lotion had commanding lead. but Brooks
was signalled when another quarter OF milo
had been passed. to so on after the leader.
Griffin instead of moving at the same time
with the favor,e saw st. Anthony gain stead
fly upon and finally Pass Lotion. probably
having his orders to wait until the final circuit
OF the course efore making his run. ST.
Anthony. at n steady, tirelcss Cnllor. was In
vincbe. and Kideer. although she struggled
Gnmely. could do no Letter than a moor second
ht.Anthony winning by almost a hundred yards;
Baylor. despite his choking in the iir-t part ot
his race: ran creditahlv and beat Lotion out
for third money. Tho winner was apparently
very little distressed. but kildeer was, in
pitiahle plight. and almost fell from eXhans-
ton when she was eroughtto the dismounting
nance nance but but st. Anthony could have beaten it
dale. bred horse Knapsack Mccarthy. who
f Tns s"e T Enh IS MeGaThy last year with the
thorodghbreds. a. he has signed contract to
1T enn H SnS dF s" tH FoStfLs &
Darkness. the post favorie and the to
was a rousing finish, and Bergen, rode his
hardest. on Mike Days mare The three
judges g.n made del It s' dead heat For the run of.
which took place twenty, minutes later bnl-
ness for nalf a mile and then moved up to his
shoulder. Passing the stone wall she seemed
to he in trou'l". and Darkness won trihe IN
Factotum was a Slight favorite over Sir
Knight for the scramble for tWo.yetar. olhs;
To a large number Q! the spectators. Irtotum
and lucatan ran head and hnad until round
ing the upper turn. where Sir knight chal-
tween, Factotum and Sir Knight the former
next the inner rail and the latter in the centre
OF the course and Swerviug toward the Judges.
the officials saw Factotum first and so awarded
Hnirnt inishei ' first H but the Judges we're tho
only persons on the line:
thI naee hut SIR him
In fine style. outrunn ing him ut every stage OF
tho race and winning handiy. Play or Pay
Copyright was at odds on to beat AIelanie.
Bolero. Ny Gyps. and Panway for the selling
Psnway, SHOVEL the way to the turn; where
Copyright hustled past and won nicely Bo-
Mad stone was s. cons dersd COOL enough to
win the last race OF the day. s sut IN ernisinG
the RAIL- Wcn by On ha eSd Tie e0s
old Robin Hood killed his own and nl, Charley .HI
Wilson's by Tnnnns fe tsI Tee
FIRST RACE
For all ages; purse Sc" Of which $50 to second;
T. Lanscns"s liz c. DARKNESS 3 by George Kir,
NJ j. DAYS b. Ba6rtssan T. s car 1913 tB'rsenI.2
Heads or Tails and Remorse also ram
Time "f run on :7c.l
ss' is. .s%. IS : j
Run or-Betu give 10 . on Balbrigsan; against
SECOND RACE.
FoItwo;year.ois; p-rsss+o OF which $50 20 second
we.ghs !. pounds below the scale; special we'shts
". q DAVIS b, c. rac,otrm by The Ill used-Favon!a,
VI EscIy:sh siy kn,.at. j.? GGtii,Rn.
gerty, UrOhe sedlns smoke and King of Hearts also
B.tug-Ag.tn., Fasi mfs lo5A to g; Sir Knight to
9; Runaway, : to i; Dauntiess TO !; r1c.tsn 2nt"
Il 1913 NHs & sx ioS 80 T. pS
100 l: Margerty. zoo to l.
THIRD FACE
second; seiI,ns allow ansss: IS iaflongs s'...
NItM os 1 D, s'ra.ioFa
K Msss S S Fay Fay w. oS sa ii tDox
J J rau rrt,as Ms. Bs.,. aud Mict also
nBe,tinr-T.n to on Loonarto: against Sir Richard.
r.,y u or ri 20 sb MIS- M MtJ. 10 100 % 10 10
Frlnus POO TO /.
FOURTH RACE.
purse Of and
third: weller weights; selling allowances four miles
W. II. McCHrthys br. c 81 Anthony. 4. by Mortemer
j. T. Langcakesb b, M kiiterr D. lo2 GRIMM ....,
Bradrysb Baylor. I. VI carried o-) H. JONES'
Lotion allo ran.
Time. ~ 40.
Bettng-Against Kidetr d 20 8; st. Anthony. to ,;
Lotion, 4 20 i. Baylor. 10 l.
FIFTH RACE
For all ages: purse 5000. OF which S76 to second:
selling allow anres: six and mali flrIongS.
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w. g. DAYS eli. h Bo!rro 3 IU2 u. Lamyl.,.........a
T. H. I.yan's oh IN. Meanie. g. % lGrinI...,. So.
fanway and Ny GyIs n'so an,
Time. ~
Betting-Twa 10 on Copyright; against Melnnin,
$50 !: Ny Gypo TO !; BoIer, to Parway 80 oil.
Sixth FACE.
Fcr NIL ages. that hAy- mol won $500 this year;
purse $500. nr which $40 to hrc'na, I've iurlongs
q. WelcE's c. Wheeler =, by H.T Modrrd-tarii+
simR, /. Grif'n.
HInpirr Stables hr Maidstone, Ay"d l:c tIUggrtD,
VestUyer Stables CHI. RoLia IloDi. :? ~ tBrooksl
Charley wilson. Jtc fnsar. Berwyn and Rapidan
n.y also ran. o,,,
Bettnr-hehinrt MAIDSTONE. \ 10 r; Wheeler II TO D:
Rohin Rood. 20 Il Charley Wilson, no i Herwyn. 20
30 /, Jim Pagan, 100 10 L. RhpIdah MY, 100 10 j.
Tho u .suifs at Gloucester.
GLoycEs,.r, E1v. Il-oHly two fav"ri.ss wore sue.