The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-09-20
ANN0T LYLE WINS
DEFEATS TIE FAVORITE WCODVIEB
AT GRAVESEND.
While Between the Two there is Room for
Bloomer-FavOrite Dolabro Runs the
Last in the Sea Breeze Stakes and kaIn-
sin In the First Race-Sir Excess, Har-
rington and April Fool. All Favorites,
Whist. Louis Talent Scores on Miss
Rowett-Tuo New Track Records at
Oakley-Cther Races.

Oakley-Cther Races.
New York, Sep. 19.-The good card
that was provided today at GraVeSend
brought out only a fair attendance.
The best race was the Willow handicap
for two-year olds at five furlongs, in
which Woodvine was a strong faVorite
There was half an hours delay at the
pos and they Were sent away to very
bad start with the favOrite last The
light weighted Wild Violet mad the lead
10 the sixteenth pole when she stopped
as If shot and Annot Lyle came out
the bunch and won by half length
from Bioomer, who was head in front
Of Woodvine. There was a big upset
in tile Sea Breeze stakes. >or Dolab bro
/ to favorite, ran last. Manctes-
ter led the way to the back stretch
when Darien took the lead and held
Ii to the last furlong when Pepper came
with a rush and won. Primrose got
the place from Darien. Kamsin was
an oddS-on favorite for the frs: race
and was third to Alarm and Falling
Water. He was badly ridden by Chorn
who declared that Gismonda stopped
in front OF him and caused HIM to pull
=
vorite in the second race and won cas-
lily Belmar at long odds securing the
place. Harrington was the favorl.e in
the fifth race and had no difficulty IN
winning There was i lose contest
for the place between Preston and No
naco and they finished in t9ae order.
The last race was for selling pla re-s at
mile and sixteenth with April Fool
as the favorite. and he won handily.
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Alarum,
10 to /, won; Falling Water, to l,
second; Kamsin, 8 TO 10, third. Time
Lee.
Second-Mile and furlong: Sir Ex-
cess, even, won; Belmar, 4 TO 1, second;
Ieonwall. to 1, third. Time 1856.
Third-Wi1low handicap, five fur
longs: AnnOt Lyle, 10 to l. Won; Bloc
mer, 10 TO L, second; Woodvine, to 5,
third. Time LOS.
FOurtnfSea Breeze stakes one mile
and a sixteenth, selling: Pepper, 10
9, Won; Primrose, so to /, second; Da-
rien, Il to ', third. Time 1891
FifthfSiX fIhrlongs: Harrington, IL
TO 5, won; Preston, to 1, second; Mo
pacO, TO /, third. Time Ills.
Six thf Mile and a sixteenth, selling:
April Fool, TO ., Won; Dungarven, 4 70
i, second; Second Attempt, to l, third.
Time 1:5iz.
st. Louis Faces
St. Louis, Sep. 19.-The talent scored
IN good shape in the first race today
when the heavily backed favorite, Miss
Rowett, won, ridden out by a nose.
The two closing events went to out
siders while second choices captured
the other races. The most sensational
feature of the day was in the fifth
when Jockey Fink, TO the surprise of
all, rode his German named colt a ) |
TO / shot, to victory. Attendance very
large; track fast. Summaries:
First race-.Six and half furlongs:
Miss Rawett, s to 5, won; Rachel Nc |
Allister, 15 10 l, second. Immilda, to 1 |
third. Time 1:2034.
SeconG-Six furlongs: kingstone, 5 |
to i. won; Sumatra . TO ), second; La
Galline. 10 to l. third. Time 1:l6.
Third-Six and a half furlongs: Tom |
my Rutter, to 1. won; No Remarks, |
Il to /, second; DaveZa, to =, third. |
Time 1:221h.
Fourth-MiIe: Rey Del Mar, to l, |
won; Cicely, 3 TO l, second; Miss Galop |
& to 1. third. Time :4i1..
Fifth-F'iye furlongs: Fritzie, to l, |
won: Belle of Oak Grove, to /, second; |
Sylvia, to /, third. Time 1:03A.
SiXth-Six and a half furlongs: Har-
oldine, to ], won; Rush, 10 to l, sec
ond: Hacienda, 10 to l, third. Time
1:22A.