The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-27
PLAUDITS CHAMPAGNE.
HIMY<R,s SON PICKS UP 1875
AND WINS IN THE MUD.

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nv m. r. Grimn-Number Workers Arrested.
John f. Madden's colt Plaudit, by Himyar out
of imported Cinderella, proved at Morris Park
Yesterday that he il a worthy stable companion
or tho mighty Hamburg by picking up l2o
pounds and winning tho Champagne Stakes
bandily. Plaudit conceded a largo lump Of
weight TO nil OF his competitors and beat them
with exceeding ense. As he has also won over q
dry track-yesterdaJ's course was fetlock deep
In mud-hc has demonstrated that his owner
mead worry mono about tho condition of the
course when the most valuable Of his engage
ments in 1898 fall due. James Galway's chest
nut pelding Lydian. by Linden out OF Merci, was
second. and +. ]. Baldwin's bay colt San We
nado, by Clivedcn out Of Orange Leaf, was third.
Tho second stake event on the card, the Wood
burn Selling, for three-year-old FLIES, was only
a gallop for the favorite, Trolley, from the
stable Of Eastin & Larrabie.
Plaudit was favorite for the Champagne at 9
to 5, Hampden at 4 TO l being tho III at strongly
supported OF the others, Flax Spinner, Lydian,
and Blucaway following in the order named.
while tho outsider was Lady Disdain at 80 to /.
Lydian. very quick to move, was first away at
tho start, while Blueaway was last. San An.
tonic chased tho chestnut gelding to tn. turn,
where Lady Disdain. Plaudit. and Flax Spinner
moved up and showed prominently. Martin
used poor Judgment with Flax Spinner, for in
the run to the stretch he persistently chung to
tho outside, and was thus carri'd very wide.
This permitted Plaudit to slip through,
and directly the field squared away for homo
the f%avorite challenged San Antonio. Hampden
and Lady Disdain got into some sort of a tangle
on the turn. and the latt.r dropped back sew.
cral lengths and out of the contest. Williams
pole was reached. and then. cutting loose, came
right on about his business, He kept a sharp
l @Ss aoin Sf bis S'1 best and sad' sa a9r a snn ! e wss L tiTInF
very rapidly The, race was Pleudit's easily, a
length separating him from Lydisn as the wire
lasted long enough to beat Hampdcn a nose for
third money. In another stride the son of Ham
Flax Spinner covered 100 much ground to win.
Trolley, was an odds on favorite for the Wood
onpnn StSkeG is AND M shs simply up giTTy ~ fo With her I've
Mitchell could not run, much in the mud, and
waile she M,K TTeStiy hs ost q ass. Tx La F Font, IN dry
to head the Baldwin representative in the fast
fprlonE; Trolley slipped on the upper turn and
A very bad lot of maidens started in tho open.
ing dash over the last ak and a half furlongs of
tho Withers course. Humorist was made favor.
maidens three years old and upward como
together was shown when the 60 to l shot
Master James. the absolute outsider Of the
party, and against whose chances as much as
100 to was laid. won in a gallon. Hurry Up
and F.eiiche third. The good thing. Mumorist.
Scotch Piaid and ID IPskS it RG'" We're about equal
faroritcs for the mile dash for two-year-olds.
last ali the way. warrenton made the early
running. but had to give way to Scotch Plaid in
the stretch. the gelding finishing with all OF the
resoluteness for which the Midlothians are
known, and he beat Warrenton a good neck and
shoulders. Chalmers. last away. came through
in the stretch and finished n fair third. Clayton
was unPu SJO Tor running through The barrier
with Warrenton.
Good Times was much the best horse in tho
selling race at a mile. for which Dolando was
favorite at 5 to 1 on: but being very slow to get
under way he had to make up n gap OF ten
Dolan!o took the lead at the head OF the stretch,
but Good Times came up very fast. and collar.
told, on Good, Times. and, firing in the final
strides. Sims, by a grand P eco OF riding. was en-.
abled TO win by a head with the favorite. RIOS.
sifer was a DO r third, with the others beaten
of, II, 7. Griffin. the owner OF Kaiser Ludwig.
claimed Good Times. under the rule, for 81 $50.
For the concluding events the favorite at even
money was Howard Mann, Peat closing a warm
second ., choice nc, Howard Mann was inclined to be
tavo,its finally 60, TIE best and y;olisy thc
Mann. and when McCarerty challenged with
Peat IL the stretch had enough speed left to
ienyth. ,LobensHla beat voilsy a short head in
r OF SONIC tlne past there nave Deen SybtematlC
attempts to beat the layers OF odds by the use Of
false numbers. Robert Pinkerton yesterday ar
rested Louis clifford and William Jones and had
them taken to West Chester. They will be ar
raigned at 1853 h street and Third avenue this
morning. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Por maiden three-year olds and upward; by sub
scription Of $40 each. with $500 added. Of which 500
TO the second and $50 TO the third; last six and q half
furlongs OF the Withers mile:
b.. Kerb's b. h. Master James. 4. by The Bard-Rou.
J. e. addsnn;s e en- :: Hurry Up. 3. io7 o'Ieafyj...:
butler q co.'s b; N. Fsiichse. :. lie CDoSsetU ',,..s
Arson l.. X Ray. zorrazo. Humortst, Astral. Fair
'eOe'' A'Ae''0"n' H Tim s.0 i:ss ?. ''0fA
Neutrality-suspicious. numorist, = to 3; Arson L.. 4 to 1;
each 90 to l; FiOssie. s, 80 to i; Master James, so
SECOND RACE.
ea asn @i.s $50, 1907 '% ~di ysaf cf Which sy s iGS'T 1d sseaS Of S S1S
800 to thlrd; tho wither mile:
oneck Stables b. 6. Scotch Plaid. by Midlothian
W. oiivrr'is b. c, %Srrenton. liz tciaytonj ......... )
RS Roses Oh. c. Chalmers, Ill tR. Williams) ~
Mont dor. MaEimo Gomez. Homelike. and Philip
also ran.
Time. 1;loL.
]; warrenton. 8 to /; Mont dor. Chalmers, and
Homelike. each o to !; Maxine Gomez. 10 to l..
THIRD RACE.
The WOODBURY. Stakes and selling. for hllies three
years old; entrance SIS each; To the winner q, 200,
to the second $500. and to the third 600; last seven
Epstin & Larrabie's b. Trolley. by imp. Marten.
hurst-May H.. III tClayton) .......m......... l
Jenerson Stables b. +. Lady Jefferson. ITO CR.
E. j. Baldwin'is eh. r. La Foniera, Io4 IN. Miar,inj....
Time. 1880.
Betting-Two to l on Trolley; against Lady Mitch.
ell, 2 TO ! La FonterA, 30 to 1.
FOURTH RACE.
The Champagne Stakes. for wo.year.olds: purse
$4,000; to the winner 3.4Uo. to the second 1900,
and to the third 5000; last seven furlongs OF the
Withera mile:
J.. I. Msdden's br. c: Plaudit. by Himyar-imp. Gin
aerera; iso r. Milllanisl !: ,oo....;.;;
i. J. Baldwin's b. c. San Antonio. ll2 Nrving) 49,. 8
Biueaway. Hampden. Lady Disdain. and Flax Spin.
ner also ran.
Time. l:3lL.
B~ettinR-ARainst PlAudit, o to 3; Hampden. 4 to Ii
Flax spinner, 3 to !; Lydian. y TO /; Blueaway, Z to
l;San Antonio. ls to l Lady Disdain. 80 to l.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling. for three year.olds and upward. non.win-
ners 81 any time OF $1,000; $500 added. of which
ol5O 10 second and $50 to third the Witbers mile,
T. Welsh's b. g. Dolando, 4. by PowhAtan-Bar.
P. DUNES b, c. GOOD Times. D. lis tR, williams. .
George J Johnson's CHI. C. Rossifer. 3, % (Maher.. .
GOV. Shcehan, Waterman, w. b.. Kaiser Ludwig,
Friendship. and Robert Bonner also ran.
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