The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-22
HENRY GETS THIRD
TAKES UP MORE WEIGHT THAN BE
HAS A RIGHT TO.
Clifford Leads the Way in, Followed by SIR
Excess with Henry OF Navarro Third -
Jockey Turner Gets in Trouble at St.
Louis About Cicely, and Assignee Low
ers a Track Record-Lehman Wins the
Grand Hotel Stakes at Oakley, Being
One of the Three Favorites to Win
Other Races.

Other Races.
New York Sep. 21.-Henry of Ma
wares colors were lowered today be-
fore 1000 specta tors in a fine race. He
had to take up the crushing weight OF
l2s pounds and give more than he could
afford under the circumstances. They
got away in line at the first attempt
and as they came down past the grand
stand Sir Walter was setting the pace,
a slow one, with Rey Ell Santa Anita
second and the others close up. The
first quarter was run in % second as
was the second. In the next quarter
they began to run in earnest and reach
ed the three-quarters in Liza. Taral
on Rey FL Santa Anita began riding as
they rushed around the last turn but
could not shake off Sir Walter who
kept his nose in front. Clifford began
to move up and was making bid for
the lead in company with Sir Excess
and Henry of Navarro. The mile was
run in 1:411a, and several were out of
it. Sir Walter and Rey FL Santa Ami
ia hung on bit longer but a mile
and a furlong there were only three in
it. Clifford was leading easily with
Sir Excess next and Griffin trying hard
10 get Henry of Navarro to the front.
He could not do it, however, and at
2:0715 after the start Clifford passed
the Judges stand leading by length
and a half. with Sir Excess and Nav
ARE following him in.
In the first race Margrave, an odds
on favorite, won easily. In the mile
and a half Nankipooh was even money
with Connosseur second choice. Tom
Moore led for a mile when NankipQoh
won as he pleased with Pepper second.
Darfargilla was the medium for hea-
Wy plunge in the third race but could
not stay with Walter, who won at
the odds of 8 to 5.
In the Atlantic stakes F1oretta " led
10 the stretch when Rey Del Carreres
took first position, winning easily, with
Applause second. In the last, Leona-
well, the favorite, won in hard drive
by a head from Discount. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Margrave
to 8. won; Sweet Favorable. 6 to /,
second; Forum, 20 TO l, third. Time
1:02
second-Mile and a half: Nankipooh
even, won; Prosper, Z to 2, second;
Connoisseure, to 3, third. Time 2:3s14
Third-Six furlongs, selling: Waltz
sr, s 10 5. won; Derfargilla. even, sec
ond; Pop Gray, 20 to /, third. Time
1:15ls.
Fourth-Oriental handicap: mile and
a quarter: Clifford, to l, Won: Sir
Excess, to 5, second; Henry of Nav
are, even, third. Time 2:07ls.
Fifth-Atlantic stakes, five furlongs:
Ray Del Carreres. 4 to s. won; Applause
E to I. second; Hand Spring, TO 1, third
Time :011a.
Sixth-Mile and a furlong, selling:
Leonawell, even. won: Beldemere, Z to
2. second; Discount. to l, third. Time
1:551a.
ST. Louis, Sept 21.-The usual big
Saturday crowd turned out TO the races
at fair grounds where the weather was
warm and fair and track fast.
Two favorites. three second choice
and one outsider captured today's
events In the second race May Ash
ley with c. Slaughter up stumbled and
fell just after the half mile post, throw
ing her jockey and injuring him so
badly that he was not able to ride
in any Of the succeeding events. An
apparent reversal of form in Cicely,
the favorite in the fourth race, in which
she finished a bad last, caused much
Indignation and resulted in the sus-
pension Of Turner. her jockey. by the
Judges, who recommended to the board
The track record of 1:54% for mile
and an eighth, held by Yo Tambien.
was lowered three-quarters of a second
by Assignee in the last event. Sum-
maries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling: Miss
Mcmillan. 5 to 2, won: Constant, to ?,
second; Tom Jones, 10 to !. third. Time
1:15 %.
Second-Five furlongs, purse: Mer-
maid. 2 TO 1. won; Sir Archer. 10 to /.
second: Doctor G., to l, third. Time
:03 ga.
Third-Six and A half furiongs. purse
Mollie b, 6 TO l. won; Dorah Wood, to
second: Leader Ban, 20 to /, third.
Time ] %.
Fourth-Mile. purse: Freddie L. T. 8
10 /. Won: Miss Norma, 8 to l, second;
Booze. IL to 5. third. Time :421 IA.
F'ifth-Six furlongs, selling: John Hic-
key. to 1. won: Lollie Easton. to =
second; Hush. to 1. third. Time / :l5 IA
Sixth-Mile and an eighth. purse:
Assignee. 5 to ,. won: Rey Del Mar. 6
TO s. second; Crevasse, 2 TO l, third. Tim
j "a.