The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-01
Leonawsll and Counter Tenor
Decline the Issue with
Sir Walter.
APPLAUSE TAKES THE FIRST.
Pittsburs Phil Said to Have Backed
Mis- FiIIy Manipulating on
the Big Special.


RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK, Oct.
There was the usual walkover at this |,
track to-day. The only variance in the 4
monotony was that 1t was not the
stake race this time but in the second.
In which Sir Walter, Leonawell and
Counter Tenor were named to start at Q
mile.
The owners of the two latter did not
think they had a chance to beat the
Oneck Stables representative, 30 they
withdrew them.
To make up for the walkover, the
fourth race. for maiden two-year-olds,
was divided. The weather was perfect
for racing purposes, and the track In
good condition. The attendance was
very light.
Several big bets, II Is said, have al
ready been recorded on the big special
race at Morris Park next Saturday.
Domino rules slight favorite
For the opening race, Applause was
made a hot favorite. Pittsburs Phil
again backing his Ally heavily. Owlet
was the only one that could give the
drew away in the last furlong and won
easily.
Orlando Jones, the bookmaker who
cash an old Stonenell ticket the day
Glenmoyne was disqualified, was al
p la It to the stewards that he did not
refuse to pay the bet, but was angry
at being abused by the holder Of the
ticket.
Live Oak, Judge Morrow and Lochin-
var were the only starters In the City
Stakes, the former being to favor
tie. There was also strong tip out on
sulked. and when he made up his mind
to run, in the stretch, Live Oak had
gained such an advantage that 1t could
Mohawk was again made an odds-on
favorite in the first division Of the half.
mile dash for maiden two-year-olds, but
he was never In 1t. 1900
| together to the stretch. the latter drew
away and won handily by length and
| a half.
| FIRST RACE.
| Sweepstakes OF SO each, with 5000 added. for
n' s,art sTo years 0a A's Betting str. Htr,n
5 3ssYPss 4. PENN 80 - i is II ~
cSmpsnia' ioi Iamlyj ISL ii 81 sik
hS; los ,oi G6 Il psss.t,, ss:i X, Il
Applause took the lead soon after the
start and was never caught. winning IN
canter by length and hair irom
owlet, who was half q length before
S. 10; third, $3.50. Owlet paid: Place,
sos; third. $50. campania paid $50
| third.
| SECOND RACE.
| Handicap sweepstakes of $40 each. with 500
| added; for all ages; one mile .
Sir Walter. 1870 (Doggetp..... walked ovsf
THIRD RACE
The city Stakes for 900 and ssss sR
'' s,a4tsrs SH' 'H'' anu Be:tnr. St. hi Fin.
F |sss. ots oi e :is + + + i; II
Lochinvar cut out the rlnning to the
Where eOi he teii back beaten, Live oak
then went to the front and was never
headed, winning In a canter by length.
Judge Morrow beat ~ Loeh,nyaro we
| Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50; plaza
SIS. Judge Morrow paid IS, 10 plaza
FOURTH RACE.
Sweepstakes of SO each. with $500 added; for
maiden twO-yeAr-olds selling four r. ~; III.
Fannie b, ;ooI 100 .Grlnn',,, & = y IN
MsSsRs 10, tS0 tDoss SHq 7 y Out s ssx
Pouch colt ;o. 1913 g. DOgseto 81 81 81 !
order to the stretch, where the latter
s anew anal hsir An Pre GsH beat IohawE
head for the pace, Time-o4s L. .
| SIG 10: third, Sc Pretense paid: Place,
$40 10; third, $S.25. Mohawk paid $50
| third.
FIFTH RACE.
| Sweepstakes of SO each. with $500 added; for
| maiden two-year-olds; selling. four furlongs
| starters, betting 81 hll'r.h-
| Samaritan. 1903 Gamly).,.... Al Ia "a
| Lhngdon, ia CraraD. ,,......l0-i ll-5 y -
saiuda ally lO2a Penn. ....l5-l So
Milton 7. Immediately raced out in
front and galloped home an easy win"
ner, two lengths before samaritan; VINO
was the same distance before Lang
don. Times 40 Il.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50; place,
$3.50 Samaritan paid S6.i5 place,
Gov. Sheehan won the sixth race.
Halton was second and Trinculo third.
Local Business Troubles.
Herman Beta druggist. at $50 Third avenue.
| to-day confessed Judgment for IS. TH to Charles
Brittink, and for 81 s2i 70 James E. oamAsr
! Francis Farduhss. assignee Of Oliver sumnas
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