The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-21
FAYORITES KNOCKED OUT.
KEyTIGERHA AND SIR WALTER ALONE
FAITHFUL TO THE TALENE


Chattanooga Can Carry Weight and Run Fast
Mary stone Gets = Race That Red Bsn-
per Seemed Capable OF Winning but for
Running Into n Pocket-Another Race for
Col. North - vIctoriou. Win. the Last
Race for the Canadian Contingent.
Six thousand persons attended the ninth
day OF tho autumn meeting OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club yesterday. The bookmakers
have been losing steadily OF late. and but
forty-two pencillers drew for stands yeter-
day As but two favorites won tho talent got
back some OF the money they had borrowed
from the layers OF odds. Tho weather was
again superb.
Edward Kelly's splendid nlly Kentigerna
demonstrated that she is in the front rank Of
two year olds by conceding weight to a num-
Der OF smart youngsters, including FL Tcle-
grafo winner OF the Worlds Fair $4,000
stake. and Armitage. Mr.. Cookers most recent
purchase. and beating them handiy in very
fast time. Closely accompanied by the 40 to
shot Lucky Dog. kentigerna made play
throughout and won BY length. Melody. n
real good hlly when she runs kindly. was
third ut a long figure. Armitage hadn't u
particle Of speed. but ri TELEGRAPH was In the
hunt for five furlongs.
Sir Walter was great favorite to beat Race
land and Lizzie. and tho plunGers were on the
three-year- old to man. Simms tried to make
the pace hot with lakeland. running the first
half mile in 40, seconds Doggett waited be-
hind with Sir Walter and the three year old
ran over his competitors In the stretch. win
ming hands down.
Tigress. Prince John. and Shadow carried
most Of the money bet on the third race.
Shadow and Prince John led to tho head OF the
lot bad nd Ttnro
took second place Lamly waited with Chat
tnnooga until a iurlong from home. and riding
,e nos ns @ o Hrsa at 2 tS
three lengths away; The winner was at the
sss weights nd she
tainly IL fonder OF Ave than six furlongs.
Treasure was crazy horse at the post knock,
running into the fence tearing cash in his
shoulder.
Red Bannera and Mary Stone were respective
ly first and second choices for the fourth event.
led Banner was running well In hand when
Simms was compelled to pull up and 60 around
the entire ilel in order to get clear passage.
by the time he Mah IN doing St TINS MdS
Banner. however, closed such gap from the
head Of the stretch that she would most Ger
ment. She beat the others away off. third
money going to Charmion. the pace maker in
-" The Hs imported bort horse iddesleeh. owned by
Col. ]; 4: North. won the nth race after
s s.Pinnt Pntte Tire Was The
big gelding lot OF weight. but he fought the
bstte to the end AND was thrS only deteated
the only horse that has carried Col North's
colors to the front in this country.
70 win tho final race at one mile and six
teenth. but the rank outsider the Canadian
E E!e romp. vii with Loadon second and 0rchis
third. McCaflerty essayed 70 make the pace
with Aloha. but he was beaten ut the head OF
the stretch summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
eae %t $50 aided Of Which and
Madison stables cn. KontisernA. ~ Greenland,
ts;s,5n Il Il f.ss4s!s Ss:saes H.
Armitage ana Roi and Reed Also ran
ss'sHss,s
s sas'fs !'9 sf lucky Dog
Melody 20 10 /. Roland Reed &c toll.
SECOND RACE.
ST. % ;S5 :. .f's ~ of 1
Sn ,sTa s,s Sns ne sn Sir by
scala, iO7 (Doggetp
Ds Eyi's% M Lac nss g. Lan i
Pos, Hetins-rhree 10 on s,f walter to asa,ns,
Ruceland. 10 TO Lizzie.
THIRD RACE.
s'S'
1s Rnaa., SIX fS,9n by Lux. Black
snraHHsmlo g. III [a%y1 ~ ''"' '
". jennings b. shadow ltd tsimmsl. ... ......
d. ]. Pusifers b c. vii! Elliott lo1 tlannawal0 zoe.
TErsss Hiram. Treasure, and Prince John also ran.
rS: g ,.n 'E.n.,
VIII Elliott 4ut Treasure. 1000 Hiram.
FOURTH RACE
For mares of all ages; n sweepstakes of $40 each.
with 5000 added OF which SIS 10 second and s25 to
third one mile
". jennings b. IN. Mary Stone. 3. by Sir Modred-
Rosemary. H. tMdgley)
r. Crokers ch. {. Red Banner s. l0a lSmnsD
Dan Milers tharnion. 3. l0o III. Taylor). ,... 3
Tulla Blackburn, Addte and Ambulance also ran.
Time ;t2ie
Post Betting-Eyen money Rod Banner, 2 TO against
Mary stone 4 to CharmiOn, 7 to i Tuls Blackburn.
80 to Addie 20 to Ambulance.
FIFTH RACE
Hand cap for all ages: sweepstakes Of SO each.
with $50 added, of which 500 20 second and 500 TO
tETd turlOngs
Col T. N.rth's eli. e. Iddesletgh aged. by uncas--
Mosque. liz DoRgetp
Richard Crokcrs 3 Prince GEORGE. B. ll5 tsimms) q
Pre-kness Stables CHI {. Lusire 8. loI tMdgiey)...3
FideliO also ran.
Time l;l5
Post BettinR-fen TO on Prince George to
against lddssleigh. TO Lustre. 80 to fde!o.
SIXTH RACE
For all ages which have run and not won At this
meeting: sweepstakes OF SO each with $3.50 added
of which 500 to second and $50 to third penalties
and allowances, one mile and = sixteenth.
J. T. Sehgrams b x Victorious, D. by lsrror-Bonnie
Vic. 100 tMidgeyI. ..., ,.....
W b. AppIesaie en- c Loudon l. ia tDoggett). ...
j. H. r. T. ko-ne's b. T. Orchs 3. 10 ,Rclardson).
Aloha also ran
Time. ;4aIt
Post Betfing-Ten to on Loudon. 3 TO against
Aloha. TO 4 orcuih to Victorious