The morning times., 1895-11-22
.FAG|N'S LUCKY SEVENTH
Dixie Stables Bread Winner
Again Home in Front.
AVERY'S WALKING PAPERS
Judge OYSTER Handed Them to Him
for Pulling Bonnievilie-Ten Books
Handled the Money and Quit Win
ners-Perfidy Finally Allowed TO
win-AndrewS Handled Softly.

When tue Dixie Stables great bread win
uer, Fagin, poked his nose under the wire
in front of his field at the Island track yes
terday Arthur Wor'ey chalked up the seventh
consecutive victory for the fast son of Sir
Modred-Ch
Ellis had to sit down and ride the old
horse to get the coin, but an eyelash is
as good as length in "A horse race, and the
Dixie Stable had as big a bunch of tickets
to cash as they would if he had gallopcd
home twenty lengths before his field.
He was, of course, the fayorite, going TO
the post at six TO five. He was the only
winner TO cash. the other events going. Ia
two second choices and three outsiders.
Jockey Avery again got himself in trouble
with the authorities. This time he was
not let off so easily, as Judge Oyster
ruled him OFF for pulling Tonnieville in the
first race. There was not Il doubt but that
he pulled The gelding, as he was jumping
over his field an the way down the stretch.
Mr.. Avery was hardly given time to weigh
out before he received his walking papers.
MORE PEOPLE on HAND.
The attendance continues To improve,
and yesterday there was the largest crowd
on hand that has been seen since spring.
Ten books handled the money, and in tie
course Of the proceedings had some swell
bets showed at them. In a few instances
they were refused In; this was mostly done
by the "pikerS," who were ON during the
starvation spell in the summer and who
have not yet recovered from some of the
jobs that We're sprung on them then.
The first looked as IL Fluellen should
manage 10 get the money, nd he was Backed
from Ia down to even money. Hemoved
upduring the rlnlinE OF the race and showed
in front 10y 4 neck when the head Of the
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speed with him, however, and in the run
home DUrCas l.. reached thc wire first by
length. Countess got up in time TO snatch
the place from the rayurite by neck.
REBEA TOOK \ TUMBLE.
Perfidy was at last cut louse In the
second race and captured il with apparent
ease from Miss Elizabeth, with Hopeful
third. The betting was very hot in this
event between Miss Elizabeth and Rebea.
The latter fell on the turn, however, rolling
completely over her jockey. While the
boy was cut about the head he was not
seriously injured and will be about in few
DAYS.
Hammie was toutcd as the good thing
OF the day. and his opening price of fours
was hammered SO steadily that to was
the best in sight at the close. The race
furnished a surprise and was very much
on the professional order. Old Walcott
headed a the wire he was three before
Hammie. who beat Traitor by teu.
Andrews had the call in the next race,
closing at evcHS. He might have won If
Lynch had been little more anxious 10
get home in front. He did not appear to be
at all Interested, however and finished a
poor third to Tancrcd and liumming Bird.
ANOTHER FOR THE DIXIE.
The first and only saver for the talent
the one TO do the trick. \ one time there
was as good as 10 ] quoted against.
him. but it did not last long. Eclipse Jr.
and Con Lucy tried To get the money, but
the EIlis-Facin combination was too
strong. ami Con Lucy finished second, with
Eclipse third.
The Coon aud Brooklyn closed equal
choices in the last race, at IL TO .. The
former was not in the money at the finish,
but Brooklyn managed to run into third
place. Tue winner turned up III King
Paul an to l chance