The sun., 1897-11-23
BOOKS HAVE ANOTHER DAY
Cunningham and Chick Neel
Won Two Races Each.
STARTER BRAY'S GOOD WORK
Heavily PLAYED at the Track
and Pool Rooms Failed
to MaterialiZe.

another good day as only two fa6rite's
crossed the wire first.
The first race was good betting affair
as Hnnwater and Boisterous were heavily
played but Chick Neel had the mount on
Cozette and got her off in front and won
all the way.
The second race was hot one; first it
was Rossman,s and then Nellie S., and
last OF all, but not least, Belle Fowler,
who closed at As. After delay Of about
80 minutes, they got away to good
start with Belle Fowler and Crescent
in front. Nellie S. was intcrfered
with as they made the first turn and Ross
man had been shut off badly, practically
spelling his chances. Cunningham rushed
his mount on and opened up two
lengths over his field. Traitor ran sec
ond for awhile under Dwyer's hard rid
ing, but soon gave way to Grange Camp
and Nellie S. The latter could not get
any closer than third, although Morris
rode her very hard.
Heinrich's and Manlove have been
re-instated.
Frank Bray officated as starter and his
work could not be improved on. Every
start was perfect with the exception of
the third race when BronstOn and w. G.
Harding had about 2 lengths the worse
of it. There is no doubt Mr., Bray will
make a success as a starter.
Summary.
First Race-Five Furlongs, Cozette If
(Neel) 5, S-5 and So, first; Finnwater, 1l9
(Narvaez) and 3-5, second; Ferocious,
III (J. Moore) 20, s and 4, Third. Time,
107.
Kirkover Boisterious Okla, Mr.. Waver
ley's Harry c. and T. W. W. also ran.
Second Race-Six furlongs, Belle
Fowler, ia Cunningham 2, 7-lO
and 1-3, first Grange Camp, III
(J. Moore) 20, and 4, second;
Nellie S., ia, (Morris) 3, l and 1-2,
third. Time, 1923.
Traitor, Elizabeth, Torresdale, Cres-
cent, Jim Swaine and Rossman also ran.
Third Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Cashier II, ia, Cunningham, 4, s, 5
and 7-10, first; Junk. 100, (Morris), 8, l
and 1-2, second; Conspirator, 100, Mar
vaez), 10, and 9, third. Time, 1.24.
Lisbon Maid, Bronston; W. G. Hard
ing, Oak, Thurless, Brown Fonso; also
ran.
Fourth Race-Four and half furlongs
Founding, III Campbell, So and So
first; First Light, IA (Dwyer,) 5, 3 and
| second, Bessie Abbott, ia (Feeney, 1
So 4-5 Third. Time l.0l.
Dutch Buster, Irish Lass, Mary b, Sis
ter Myra Hiddenite also ran.
Fifth Race-Four and half furlongs.
Fairmount, 100 (Ncel, 3, , and First ;
Highland Fling, III ( Ncary, 10, ! and =
Second, Miss Loyal, III ( Campbell,) -,
6 and 3 Third. Time 1.02f.
Blue Ribbon, Bandmastcr, Laura Nordan.
Statcman, The Monarch also ran.
Entries as Follows:
First Race-l'ivc furlongs False Pride,
Electro, III each Belle Fowler, Bonnie
vile, IIctrsy, Jackcne, Arda, Tcko, Belle
Washington, Pontlcar, IA each.
Second Race-Five furlongs. False
Pride, 1l3; Vance, Little Ben, Tommy
o., Bardctte, Bloomcr Girl, TcSsic y.
(formcr!y Arista), Traymorc, (formcrly
Stamford), The Mite, Peggy r., 40
each,
Third Racc-Six and half furongs.
Dr. Jones, Pleasant Smiles, Flames, Bc--
sic Browning, Gold Dollar, Finnwatcr
KIondikc, Vent, III each; Nordan, 1l2;
Junk, 100.
Fo,rth Racc-Six furlongs. Caroven,
Solitaire. III each; Equity, William
Penn. Onnalcc, Lida Woodlands, Pulit-
zcr Tribute, Windgalc, ia each. Mr..
100.
Fifth Racc--Six frrlongs. Innto, III:
Duncan, Miss Winfred, O'Hern. Juanita .
Miss Loyal, Henry Higgins, IA each:
The NIantaun, 1l2; Minis, IIadcs, 100
each.
Selections for To-Day.
First Racc-Arda, Bonneville, Tcko. /
Second Race-Tommy O., False Pride,
The Mite.
Third Race-Klondikc, Bessie Brown
ng, Vent.
Fourth Racc-Pulitzer, Windgalc,
Equity.
Fifth Race-Thc Mantaun, Lcnto,
CHern.
Paddock Points.
Johnny Fox was very sweet on Found
ing, but only bet $50 on him.
Jack Fogary had swell bet down
IN Sister Myra.
The members OF the Owners and
Jockeys Association are requested to
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