The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-25
MARRIED By POLICE
BLUB-O0kTED GENTRY APPEAR on
MORRIS PARK TRACK.

Bcolxmakers and Judges Taken into Gus
tody on the Charge of Violating State
Law-This Does Not Prevent the NUM-
cipaI Handicap, Howeve-, which is Won
by Henry of Navarro -Ramira Does the
Latonia Meetings. Best six Furlongs in
the KimbaII Stakes-Accident at Kansas
Charlottesville Trotting Races.
New York, Oct 24.-Alrhough it was
expected that a good days sport would
be had at Morris Park with seven well
filled races on the card and few sur
prises due to change of form, * was not
thought that a lot of central office de-
tectives would cause CONSERVATION
among the betting men in the office OF
the association, but such was the case
and a fine days sport was nlarred by
the action Of the police. SO, after the
fourth race had been run, eight book
makers, with five assistants, were ar
rested on charges Of bookmaking and
taken to Essex Market police court,
where they were bailed. Inspector Nc
Cullagh was at the track, ana AFTER
the sixth race the Judges, Colonel Sim
mon and Clarence 1ClDONttl, anu - w.
Fitzgerald, cleark of the scales, were
taken into custody on charges of main
tanning a lottery. After the races the
prisoners We're also taken to Essex
Market police court and released on
bail
The great race Of the day was the
Municipal handicap at mile and three
quarters. in which August Belmont
crack Henry of Navarro, was asked to
nj eri
pounds each to Rey Ell Santa Anita and
Clifford, while Andrews was the light
weight At the opening Of the betting
Navarro was held at TO 5, but was
backed down a point at the post Cliff
ford was played as a second choice and
Rey Ell Santa Anita third, while nobody
wanted Andrews at any price. The
auartette got off in good order An
drews led the way past the grand stand
for the first time, all under strong
pulls. with Navarro in second place ana
Santa Anita and Clifford close together
in the rear As they rounded the low
er turn Andrews shot out some dis
rance and soon had a lead of half
dozen lengths over Clifford, who had
taken second place and was running
easily two lengths in front Of Santa
Anita, he a. length in front of Navarro,
who had been taken back by Griffin.
The pace quickened as they came to the
foot of the Hill, and Andrews was be-
ginning to tire. Up the hill they rush
ed at a high rate of speed, and as they
completed the first mile Andrews had
dropped back into third place, while
Clifford showed the way neck in front
of Navarro They rushed around the
turn on top of the hill with speed quick
ening every instant Clifford was do
ing his best, but try as he might, he
could not gain an inch upon Navarro,
and half a mile from home he was only
a head ito the good and Simms was at
work with hands and heels. Half
length behind the pair was Santa AMI
ia, while Andrews was hopeless case.
A mile and a half had been run and
Griffin had finally succeeded in getting
Navarre's nose in front for at the last
furlong post Clifford had got enough
and was rapidly dropping back. Tarai
was coming Ike a Hvi1irlwind on Santa
Anita The three swept through the
last furlong only necks apart, but Crit
fin did not have to do any urging on
Navarro. He was running true with
a good bit left and drew rapidly away
from the others, finally winning easily
by a good length, while Santa Anita
was eight lengths in front of Clifford,
who died AWAY to nothing, but got third
pace by fifteen lengths. The crowd
ufeered the best Handicapped in train
ing and everybody seemed happy over
the splendid victory.
In the first race there was hot fin
fish between four youngsters and Wex-
ford won from Lille Mills and Sebas-
tran in that order. In the second race
Patrol was an odds-en favorite and
won easily from Medica and the 9TH
FRS Rubicon was the favoI1te in the
third race and won in a drive by
length and a half after Peacemaker had
led the way to the last furlong. The
Fashion stakes brought seven TO the
post with WoOdvine as a to shot.
He won very easily, while Cassette sur
prised her owner and everybody by get
ting the place. In the sixth, sixteen
were entered but Harry Reed scared all
cut but six and was then scratched.
Doggett was the first choice, but was
unplaced, for Bombazette took the
lead at the last quarter and won easily.
lake Shore was a strong favorite in the
last race and won easily, although it
locked at one time as if Sister Mary
might win. Summaries:
First race-F'ive furlongs: Wexford,
to /, won; Lille Mills L to !, second;
Sebastaine, TO I, third. Time, 1:01.
Second-Five furlongs: Patrol. 3 10
10. won: Medica. 10 to 1, second; Sun
Rise H.. ; to /, third. Time. 100.
Third-SiX furlongs: Rubison, 9 TO 5,
won: Discount. TO ?. second; Peace
maker 2 to 3 third Time. lis.
Fouuuh-Fashion stakes. six furiongs:
WoOdvine. to ). won; Cassette, 10 TO l,
second: Inteunission, 80 TO /, third.
Time. 1:12ls
F'ifth-Muncipal handicap, mile and
three-quarters: Henry of Navarro. $50
tGrihin), 5 To ), won; Rey FL Santa AMI
"a 136 (Taran. 10 /. second; Clifford, !
12S 6Simnls). IL 10 3. third. Time. 3:02.
Sixth-Mile. selling: Bombazetre. 8
20 :. won: Marshall. . to >. second; Dog
Eett. II 5. third. Time, l:42i4.
Seveath-Mjle: Lake Shore, even, |
won: Sister Mary. to /, second; Au-
gusra Belle. TO l. third. Time, l:42lz.
Latonia Races
Cincinnati Oct. 24.-The Kimball |
stakes for 2-year-old colts. one of the |
Important events of the fall meeting at
Iatonia was easily won today by the |
to favorite Ramiro in 10. the best
SIX furlongs of the meeting. McDowelrs
fine 2-year-old iilly, Brace Girdle, gave
SaIlie Clicquot Il pounds and a length
beating at five and a half furlongs in
I.CSIs record time fer the meeting. The
race of the day was Flying Dutchman's
mile in I;4lA beating Simon W and
four others. Weather cold, track fast
Summaries:
First race-Selling, seven furlongs:
Lady Pepper. ; 70 l. won; Canewood, 10 |
10 l, second; Neutral. ( to /. third. Time
I:30A
Second-Selling. mile aud seventy
yards; Paper. I 10 3. won; La Creole. !
j. 10 1. second; Blasco, s 10 I, third.
Time i;47la
Third-Purse. mile: Flying Dutch |
ran 3 To I won- Sir1OY, w \ m . SEQ