The sun., 1896-10-08
EMOTIONAL WINS AT 50 TO1
FATHER BILL DAILY SPRINGS
LONG sHOT ON TIE TALENT.

lno pCAeu hho WihutEs WIN
judgment yesterday at the fall meeting OF the
Queens County Jockey Club, three favorites
and two well.plAyel second choices landing in
front out OF the six races on the card. Father
Bill Daily furnished the one big surprise OF the
day. and II was q Whopper. his chestnut nlly
Emotional. by Sensation, defeating field OF
nine starters In the selling race at q mile, with
the odds 90 TO against her chance.
Emotional was a very fair two-year-old, but
she had shown poor form this season, gettfiAa
worse as the campaign progressed. and when
the Sage Of Hartford put the midget ioekey
O'Connor on her back yesterday nobody except
DAILY himself wanted TO back her 1t was said
that he played her to the Daily limit-S2o. Lny
of the West carried the bulk OF the players
money. starting favorite at to 1. She
was never in tho hunt Elipse getting of
In front and showing the way around
to ths far turn. where little OConnor
crowded through on the rail with Emo
tional and took the lead. Ec!ip-e and Declare
made a determined effort to overhaul the out
slider In the stretch. but Dnly's tvelve-year-old
apprentice rode as though his life were at stake,
and, using tho whip with good effect, got Emo
tional home open length in front OF Eclipse,
who beat Declare . length for the place. The
talent lost heavily on the race. and Father
Bills yell was all the applause that greeted tho
winner.
In spite Of wAterman's remarkably good
showing for seven furlongs In his race at mile
on Monday. the talent made Lucky Baldwin's
mare Arspahoe q red hot fsvorte In the first
event on the card. sending her TO the post at D
TO on. She got off we'll. and ran within easy
striking distance OF the pacemalers Rama and
Illusion TO the stretch but when O'Leary made
his ride Arapahoe could not respond. and the
finish was between Illusion and Waterman, the
latter coming through on the rail with bril-
liant rush in the last furlong and winning by
an open length.
Tafanassee in the third race set the ball roll
ing for the hackers OF the favoriteA. The antics
OF Lady Mo,,le caused long De lay " a, H., ,he PSst;
owner G. w: Meme, was notited by the stew
ards that in future the entry OF the crazy hlly
would be refused. Maud Adams second choice
in the betting. bolted IN the hrst furlonG. and
see to the from, before the second furlong pole
was reached and the others could never over
take the daughter OF Iroquots who won hAndily
by two lengths Plaudita. Florian. and olivia l.
finishing heads apart in the order named
The e9ntes, in The The f9srsh rsco n was w wholly BE-
q rare struggle all the way down the home
stretch ScogEan hnauy Winning by nose,
odds-on tAvorlte, while the ;wo-year-old wah al
6 to /.
fifth race a dash OF i've fur!ongs for two-year-
olds. The Baldwin fly Celoso and p. J. Dwy;
ers Hanover colt Passover were best backed
OF the lot the former closing a slight farorite.
Red Spider and Bellali made the running tn :ho
tretch. with the well eu9ehed ned IN close Al,
Cleoso through at the rail and look ed all over
winner. but stmms brought the Dwyer cot
ep with brilliant rush. head nR the fayorite In
The very last strides and winning bJ a short
>eck
Eon cleverly by the !avorite. Premier. after
sharp contest In the homestretch with both
Srimea and Chugnut Summaries:
FIRST RACE
Fort aa nd nrd o
sinner ss23 to the .cond $50. aad 10 tee tiFd $780,
fiye Points stables c. Waterman. s, BY The Bard
SANTA Anita stables en- m AfApahOe. S. i0a
Eana and WIN Elliott also ran.
p s.oa to win Es
SECOND RACE
winner s225 the second 49, and to the third saa
y {: Bay. =; Emotional, 8, ov sen'asiOn-Kissv
sssfsr Hcrn.S a Eellp.e. fs:d; ioi ishsedyi.....S
Telegram. Juno and bsisrsia also ran.
Bes,Ins-r~o to i against Lily of the West, . to
.s .Rp Pssass fsnSsa fsa.. r2sn fe
Gran 50 to TruepenRy. 50 TO Emotional.
THIRD RACE
saas second $50 and TO the third cas- selling
Kenslco stab!s's eh. Z. TakanAssss. BY IroQuots-.
a 81 M.ions .Ss o. rlaudits. io7 isiminI
Psl{ GTlsO hsa l0l asss GseiS !td, To;;i. ,os
--uu AN-''-' -A' Time. l:oa
Bet,tnsIs%Ssn to 5 aEAlns; Taiaaa.sse to !
Saaa S9sa 4 io IS % Eaha IS Lsay
Mosils, 20 to Mana
FOURTH RACE
For two oldS and upward: entrance IS; tho
ss95 the second $50. and to thlFd e25 sei
III: Stables e6. 6. scoSsAn. 8. lo2. by Ban chiet
G. Ioad's O. T. Myrtle L. q si Bfcndiej:...:
Trmpie.toWe. Captain ku-seil, FsrnSsSd. and BanE
Time. l:l7A
Ra..s @ DssA1 % 1yrs'i
Whipeord is TO / Tempestowe. is TO bank Cashier.
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyear-oldE entrance s5: to the nrs, S225 to
.hs second 50. 70 tho tsird SIS; NV turionsI
santa knita stse!es b: ceeso Ilo ,Doygettl.;...
Friendsaip. Temple Bar. Btia Full speed. ami Con.
Time, I:Oslt
hsitnsm Seven 70 = 1Ssn's s rn.soyer to cs'o;9
70 Full speed. Is to Contractor.
SIXTH RACE.
s Es 70 s s an S tho III rs % se
J1ns. MeLaaghlihn. m eh: c Premier. by Sir Aodrsd-,
2 SSs,ns,: Sh crimsa; % !9ptLssryl
eau % idsai and hoysi nh. l. also ~ Hs''' ran
BettinR-Seven to 3 against Premier, 2'to CrlmeA
8 70 Beau Ideal, 20 to Royal H.
Following is the card for to-day:
First Race-Purso $685. for tSo,y ear Old maidens;
nSe furlOngS.
BFaw Lad d.............llS StockbridKe ........llS
our FJohnuy.........ll5 FratsEo .,.............il5
McCiuAEy ,.............llS Bra9A!one .........llS
Etray Step htny .....ll6
CAlIibrs llbiDns Chance .......ll5
Happy Bird ...........llS, IranOn ..........ll5
New South. ...........lla lal temple Bar ........ll5
y. c. Crede, e,.......,,..llSl ianas Daughter
Sonnet ...,.l ~ IrcDtin.
/ LIN
Numeroet ...........,.lltI iusKoday ..........ll5
George Archer. Hint ..............llJ
Second Race-Purse $50 for three year. .ods and
upward which have not SIUO ia 1876; selling al.
l5Wauees one mile.
Dogyett..... ..........li2 Walter
nailsone..... ........ll0 krEca. l0I
urlsk W porOthy Sb