The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-13
DAILY UPSETS THE BETTORS.
"FArHER BILLS" oRT0LhND WINS
At LONG ODDS At AQUEDUCT.
James Monroe calIop. Honc an Easy winner

at = nltle and = StNNcenth ~ ~ N
Garter. TinLler, Handpress. ana lEndeavOr
Are Also in tho Lead At the Einish.
The heavy rainstorm OF yesterday had only
little effect upon tho crowd OF racegoers that
have attended the Auueduct meeting. The track
was not affected BY the downpour. and the card
suffered only little from Withdrawals. The sport
was fairly good.
Father Bill" DAILY upset the betting calcula-
tions In the first race with ortoland at a long
price. Clnncy's lambert was at short odds, he
and Porseus being the bcst-backed horses in the
race, the latter being q slight favorite at the close.
lambert went of in front, and with Tanis
made the running until well down the home
stretch. Here 0'Conner brought Ortoland
up with q rush and at the end won easily.
Knight Of the Garter was q ! to o ~favorite for
the second race, for beaten horses at the meet
ing, and won very handily. after indulglng
Passover to the far turn. The latter fell back
at that point, and divers Squan got second
place from Her Own.
The third race, for maiden two-year-olds, saw
Belvonia the favorito. with Rappahannock, Tho
Cad, and Tinker all we'll supported. After
Tinker had run a furlong on a false break and
The Cad had got into action, the flag dropped,
and Tinker showed the way to the turn, with
Deal and Spero second and third. Then Tho
Cad went to the front, but in the stretch Tinker
took the lead and won easily by three lengths.
The Cad wal about the same distance in front Of
Rappahannock. Belvonia falling back when the
finish came. James Monroe was a steady favor
Ito ut . to 8 and . TO 5 for the fourth
event; The race was a good one for
speculation. Azure and Rey del TERRA also be-.
with the lead at flag fall. but Rey' del Terra
went to the front, with James Monroe and Dial.
gretti close after him. Entering the stretch.
winning galloping at the end by a length and a
half. ,Dalgretti beat Rey del Terra a head for
Handpress landed the purse in the selling race
for two.Ecar-olds, at five furlongs, for which he
was q slight fevorite over Percy F. The race
end, with Ella DAILY and Percy. i. Tapped
l. was the favorite for tho closing race,
but Endeayor carried considerable money. being
backed to 9 to 5 at the post. Arson l.. shot OF
ran the backstretch together. Endeayor then
Joined the leaders and from that on had tho
race In hand; winning very easily by twolengths
maries:
FIRST RACE.
For al ages; handicap: by subscription OF o. each.
w c paly,s b. c. orioland, by hasnetirOr-ortesal.
Nj. Cisncy,s br. I. Lambent, 1. liz o;IearyJ...:
1; P J.; SI.rv Tsn,. b. n: campsn,a' 8; 1913 (MaheT2s
Time. l;25h.
B~ettins.Against Perseus. g 10 I; lambert, IL to 5;
each 10 to ! Alice Farley and ortoland, each is to /;
SECOND RACE.
For three-year-olds that have run and not won nj
this meeting: selling allowances; one mile:
H. K II mi y; sr:,s b. C: Knight Of the Garter. by
". divers blk. g. squan. s3 tforie,j ....,.......... 3
Ms; W G: DAYS br. I. Her own. as to'Connor:... 8
hi Daddy, Passover. Belle OF Killarney, and Ttmour
also ran.
Time, l:44s..
RettlnR-AVatnst Knight Of fha GaHfar q - n H..
own and Timour. each 10 to /; squan. HI Daddy,
and Passover. each Is to l Belle of Killarney. 2o to i.
THIRD RACE.
For maiden two -yearolds: by aubscription Of ss
each with $500 added; five and a half furlongs:
VIC. paly,s oh. & Tinker. by Rayor dNor-Belle OF
J. 5. walsworth's ch. c. The Cad. lie o'iearyj.... >
kensico Stables oh. c. Rappahannock. ll2 III. Mar.
BtiSonia, Arbitrator. c~hharm.use. spero. and Deal
also ran.
B~etting-Against BeIvCnia. ii to 10: Rappahsp.
1oct. 3 to The Cad. : TO ! Thinker, Q to Deal.
Arbitrator. 20 to l..
FOURTH RACE.
For three-yesr-olds aud upward; winner to DO sold
T, Costelios Oh, =: James Monroe, by imp. M.se.o-
r, naiRp, ! ny 9LeSry a vux"..
/. u Pur : b. c. Key R:s del H1' fisrr., s s. ~ o. ( to'csnnor; ) )
Azure. Continental and Nanti Pooh also ran.
Rey del Terra, each 3 to /; Daigrotti, 8 10 /; Nanki
Pooh. IL to !; Continental. 80 to l.
FIFTH RACE.
For two-year.olds that have run and not won NJ
this meeting; nve and 4 half furlongs:
p. J. DIVERS b. c. Handpress. by Hanover-Pomo-
F: schadeTs Oh, g. PoutetGanet. ioi (Forbesy.... .
W. Z. Days br. (. Ella Daly. 90 (O'Connor). -. .
st. Ives. Tori. Percy F.. and Brentw ood also ran.
Time, l:10.
Betting-ARainst HRndpress. o to 8; Percy p, z to
8; Brentwood. to ! 4; Pontet Canet, 10 to I; Tori.
20 to l; Ella DAILY. 80 to | St. Ives. 20 TO /.
SIXTH RACE.
For maidena OF all ages; one mile:
Sensation stables b. {. Endeavor. By Uncas-Ks-
sayez H., y. lO7 (hackey) I
G. +. Johnson's b. c. Arson L., 8. lo7 PENN ........ .
b. l.. knowltOn'S b. I, PrOteen. 2. l07 CGarrigan),. 8
Satanella and Hermano also ran.
Time. l:i53.
Burlington Arson l.. > to =: against Endeavo OF, to
3; Proteen, l2 to ! Satauella and Hcrmano, each rs
to /.