The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-01
MAURICE'S GOOD RACE.
TINE SON or RAY0N DOR WINS THE
TURF N FIELD HANDICAP.

TURF AND FELL HANDICAP.
The Two Miles were Covered In 1850
Challenger Defeats n Good Fieia for tho
Fordham HIEhweiEht RnndIcnp - Ia
kRnassee Bid Up and Biinii Claimed.
The largest crowd Of the meeting saw w. NJ.
Barrick's four-year-old Maurice, by Rayon
d'Or, out OF Maurlne, win the Turf and Field
Handicap. at two miles, in the splendid time Of
$3.50, the last mile being uuoflcially timed In
lao. This indicates the kind Of q race 1t was.
Dutch Skater. conceding Maurice quite a lump
OF weight, was second, with the fayorite. Sir
Walter, third. The Fordham lightweight
Handicap. at seven furlonGs, for all ages, was
only good work for the Stockwell
Stables good two-year-old colt Challenger.
by Martenhurst, out of Wanda Ill. Ara
pahoe, lightly weighted. was second, and
Brandywine third. The Feather Purse, at two
miles, which Secretary Crickmoro had foudly
hoped would bring about n good race, was ruined
by the withdrawal OF all the two-year.o Odds and
the good three-year.old Ben Elder. The recent
activity in selling races frightened many own
ors, and the pen went through the names Of all
the promising material In the race. Doggett
easily beat what remained. aud the race was
practically a failure. 1t is to be hoped. however,
that Mr.. Crlckmoro will try the experiment
next year with the scale of prices q bit higher.
The weather wns simply superb. The Proteo-
tory Band, as well MS Lander's organization,
furnished music between the races.
The Turf and Field Handicap was easily the
feature of the day. Sir Walter was the favor
ie at 8 to 8, with Soufie next in demand at 8
to l. 1t was 3l9 to / against Dutch Skater and
Maurice. so that there was no lack of specula-
ton. Ramiro was iu front the first mile, In l:45,
and then Maurice and Soufie went out to make
tho running. Sir Walter and Dutch Skater
made play in the stretch. and 1t was a hard
drive for q quarter OF a mile. Soufie and Sir
Walter quitting first. There were but two In 1t
then. and both Simms and Sloane were at tho
whip ut the furlong pole. Maurice. with his pull
in the weights. lasted the longest, and won By o
good length. Sir Walter was q poor third. Dog
gstt pulling up when he saw that he was beaten.
Brandywine was favorite at 3 to l for the
Fordham lightweight Handicap, Challenger
coming next in favor at 4 to l. Storm King led
into the stretch. where he gave way to Gotham.
Clayton squeezed through next the rail with
Challenger. and the brown two-year. old won
Gallopping. Arapahoe was second and Brandy
wine third. George Rose ran in baudages be-
ienscr badly interfered With Hawarden and
Brandywine, but there was no claim of foul.
Gotham pulled up lame.
The other races were won respectively by Gle
ophus, favorite at . to ]. Brisk at q to !. Dog
getta at even money. and Tallahassee at 2le to !:
TaKanassee was bid up TO Sl.305 and retained
by the kensico Stable. and X. W.. Walden
claimed Billali for $l.4Oo. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
Handicap for two;yearolds and upward; purse
$500. Of which st5o to the winner. $io0 to second,
and $50 to third. last i've and a half furionSs Eclipse
Nj. !. DIVERS CHI. (. cleophus. 2, by wagncr-Lln.
sensation Stables br: c. fremarSo. 8, lid "A. Clay.
J.R. ( +. p. Kecncs b. I, Rhodeni, .. los o'Iearyj. 5
ra ngI fiS' Hs sIiSnaBaE Ea:e. , ssy p ana nesael S a3.s ran. Set
~Bet,iug-Against Cleophus. z to !; Rhodeni and Set
Fast enph 4 In I RubirOu. 3 to 4. IDuaUaFtea nl Suc-
~ces.tul, each 8 TO Il: IremarGo anc Lady Diamond,
s 81 to t. i: ass i aoi iSo to I !. my FA'" : = Religion
SECOND RACE.
Selling: for threeyear DDS and upward. non.win.
the " inner. $40 to the second. and $50 10 the third;
Jonn Hyne's cG. c. Brisk, 8. by sprnEned-Active.
ErSrsTcen Stables IL m. Beldemere. i. iOi II.
FIVE Points Stables b. m. canpsuia. 4. " (Buinnnj..::s
septoar. COLI. voiiey. JeTrrson. ana Tanis also ran.
Ameer iett at the post =,
p~etans-Asa.nst peIds's:.rs;. to 3: ssPtour, . to !;
= 70 i; csmpanta, 20 to /; vfoIisy, 81 to i; 1a'nl. 20
THIRD RACE
year oIds and upward 70 ts %lpner 81 500; to .hs
o: the wit":rs mile. -
siSsEweIv s snaa ii. o los : l4 cG cins1Ss e. by Aar'en'
Santa Anita Stables oh. M. Afapahoe. .. lO4 IT.
c; IT, Belmont. y. i; l5anaywinf, I So Tats1
Rose, and Storm King Also ran;
betting Against BrandywIne. 3 to l; Challenger
to !: George Rose; 8 70 !: Gotham and storm Ging;
Is%srasn, eaeh 10 soi. A--' MAXWELL anu
FOURTH RACE.
The Turf and Field Handicap OF 81, 600. for three.
second s4OO. and to the third $500: two iieso over
" NJ. rnrrirk,s b. h; Maurice. 4. by Rnyon dor
W, Jsnninssse b. h. patea skater, 5. TIIiS Islmrns..::
sourne and Ram!ro also ran;
lime. bsou
3 1q 10 7. skater anu maurice s'0n 81 10 i NA"'F0'
FIFTH RACE.
$500, 70 Tho sccSnd $3.50, and to the third 500; two
Il. Dogsetts ch. h. Dogsrtt, 4. by Tho Bard-Rose-
ihl nS Seen: {. / b. of Reg fD" Del Mar. !. Il. q tra nitiTj::55
Baroness also ran Time. s.oa.
R~etttnsaAgHin. DoSFe.t even money. Rey Del Mar
SIXTH RACE.
Selling, for twoyear%o,ts, non.winners Of 5000:
ond. and $50 to third. last i've furlongs Eclipse
Kensico stables oh. f. Tallahassee. by Iroquois-
T S16 5ssSi, 3 { { F ? Masl p .l iGGon az 3 i ssy"s
AraHla9. NY, Rollins, Ir1aIaa: Our 5GnTny. Valley
Iroquoise, anu TOBIAS also ran;
and iroauoIss snen 8 70 !; Ri,iall 1 10 Rollins BIO
ina an f Pss. sa,h g g ! 70 sr,"P?rr ss.s %nS our GIes%n !; S%I,-s
Girl. Euphetnia L., and Estaca, each 10 to /; Fratelio.
90 to !.
meeting of the Board OF Governors of tho
Turf and Field Club was held yesterday after
noon at the club house. The following resolu-
ton WAS adopted:
"Rrs0Ired, That on election day mem bers and
subscribing members Of the Turf and Field
Club shall have the privilege OF introducing
guests To the club honse on the payment OF 50
each, Badges can be obtained n the ONCE. l73
Fifth avenue, New York, or at the course.
Winners Mt Windsor.
DETROIT. Oct 3l.-lhe following are the results OF
the races at windsor to-day:
First Race.-Five and a haif furlongs.. J. w. Cook. 8
10 and 10 l. won. bounding Cecil, even place,
second; julie Dor, third. Time. l:OslI