The herald., 1897-09-24
Saved the Long Enders
From Loss
THE RACING AT STOCKTON
GOVERNED BY RULES MADE BY
APACHES
The Jockeys Club One Another In
stead Of Their Horses-Results
on Eastern Tracks
Press Special Wire.

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weather and fast track made good rae
ing at the park easy today. The favor
ties won all of the events but the short,
and the players would have taken about
all of the money the sports had If Enos
had not resorted to foul riding in the
third race. Money rolled into the box
on Grady al SIS, Masoero SIS andLorena
at IS or $6, keeping the ticket writer's
hustling for over half an hour. Ma
soero had the best of the start by two
lengths when the barrier was sprung
and attempted to make runaway race
| of 1t, but Grady kept within three
| lengths of him till rounding the lower
turn, when J. Jones, on Lorena, set sail
and passed the pair. A hundred yards
from the wire the mare had 1t on Mas
oero by half a length. Enos pulled his
mount into Lorena, throwing her off her
stride. He was on even terms in an
instant, and. catching hold of Jones'
bride. attempted to bring the mare
back to him. but Jones belabored him
over the head with the butt end OF his
ished in front by a head.
The judges declared the race Off, but
the boys escaped without even repri-
mand.
The other events were very interest
ing, as the heats were split up, and two
close finishes were made by Ostto and
Claudius. Summaries:
Trotting. 2:24 class
no'c nS;t hv-M MnIy
ney-Othello (Durfee) ............. 23111
Claudius. by Nutwood Wilkes
(Bunch) Observation-Disclosures. 2 2
Winella, by Altego ivan Bokke-
Time. 2:1s, 2:15,a, 2:1, 2:17, 1921.
Pacing, 2:25 class, heat dashes-
W. A. Shippee's Little Thorn, by
Hawthorne-Director (Thompson) b
Lynette by Lynwood (Bunch)...... 8 2
Cleon, by Happy Prince (KellO.. q
Florine, by Memo (Rogers). 2343
Time. 2:141s. 2:16A. 2:17. 2:24lA.
One mile, running, handcap. (de-
clared off on account Of fouling)-Three
starters, Grady, Lorena III. and Ma
soero, five and one-half furlongs-Tor-
tose 116 (Macklin), won; Two Cheers,
122, (Glover), second; George L., 122, (M.
Bergen), third. Time, 1:09A. Bluebell,
Nevere, Walter ]. and Buena Vista also
ran.
AT GRAvESEND
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Results at
Gravesend:
Mile and one-slxteenth-Dr. Catlett
won, Cavalero second, Tallsman third
Time 1850
Five and one-half furlongs-Komur
askl won, Hardly second, Kenmore
Queen third. Time, 1909.
Ore -mile-Ben Brush walked over the
track. Time, 1:47A.
Speculation, one mile, selling-Sal-
vable won, Ren Eder second, Rondo
third. Time, 1:42A.
Five furlongs-Scotch Plaid won.
Claret Cup second, Exnard third. Time,
1:O2A.
One mile, selling-Shasta Water won.
Time, 1:43A.
AT OAKLEY
CINCINNATI, Sept 23-Results at
Oakley:
Five furlongs, selling-Rotha won.
Mystery second, Adam Russell third;
time, 1:021s.
Six furlongs-Happy Hours won.
Dominica second, Galley West third;
time, 1:16.
Five and half Observation-Disclosures
won, Pontus second, Banaster third;
time, 1:OS1a.
Seven furlongs, selling-Csrrie Lyle
won, Filibuser second, Cyclone third;
time, 1:2S1a.
One mile-Eugenia Wickes won, vir-
gle o second, Big Knigh third; time,
1:41k.
AT WINDSOR
Five, furlongs. selling-Merry Glen
won. Jim Lisle second, Begule third;
time, 1908
Seven furlongs, selling-Traveler won,
High Tide second, G. R. Longhurst third; +;
time, 1:2S%.
One mile-Ellsmer won, The Elector
second, lockwood third; time, 1:41A.
Five and half furlongsMiss Gussie
won, Bonadeau second, Judge Wardell
third; time, 1:07A.
Six furlongs, selling-Fay Belle won.
Double Quick second, Midlo third; time.
1:141a.
| AT HARLEM
| CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Results at Har-
lem:
Five furlongs-Alleviate won, Flo
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time, 1:02%.
| Six furlongs-Charm won, Lone Prin-
cess second, Mamie Callan third; time,
1:141a.
One mile and seventy yards-Admetus
won, Evanatus second, Lady Dixon
third; time, 14611.
Gradual stakes, $3.50 guaranteed, six
furlongs-Traverser won, Presbyterian
second, Ben Hadad third; time, 1:14h
Mile and ne-eighth-Donna Rita won,
Dunois second. Moncreith third: time,
1:54%.
Seven furlongs-Goose Liver won, Me-
cedah second, Glenmoyne third; time,
1929.
AT FORT ERIE
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-Results at For.
Erie:
Five furlongsEnnomia won, Refidia
second, Newbury third; time, 1:O21s.
One mile-Alvarado II. won, L. B., sec
end, Strathrol third; time, 1:41h.
Six rlongs-Cyclone won, Summer
Sea second, Dr. Work third; time, 1:17A
Five furlongs-Helmsdale won, Elk
quisite second Fontulka third; time,
1:03H.
| Five and half furlongs-WordsWo