The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-24
SALVABLE'S GOOD RACE.
DUNNE,S FAST FOUR YEAR OLD
RUN 4 MILE IN 1:43 ia.

Other Good Ones Were ~en-VniLo
for hen Drush-A Good ThinE from Tip tho
state was X murnsRLi-shRs water Wins.
moro dismal day for racing than yesterday
could scarcely DO imagined. and tho attendance
at Gravesend was n mere handful. Ben Brush's
competitors in tho mile race disappeared one by
ono until finally tho little four-yoar-old had a
walkovcr. The Speculation Stakes, at one mile,
the only stake feature OF the card, was won by
Z. DUNES four.year.o!d S~alvablc, by Salvador,
out Of Lydia, who beat VI. +. Dryers Ben Elder
q short head In tho rafting good time Of l:42d.
Peat, Maurice, Paul kauvur. and Passover
were drawn from the Speculation Stakes, leav-
Ing eight starters. NJ +. Dwycr was represented
by Ben Elder and Tom Cromwell. and this pair
went to the post f%avorites Mt 8 TO D. Salvsble,
with Tod Sloan in the saddle, was second choice
at IL to 8. Rondo COMING next IN favor at 5 to /.
Premier. at 80 TO /, cut out the running until
Strengthened out for tho heckstretch. where
Bromo got through on tho ran and showed tho
way around tho turn and into the homestretch.
Ben Elders white face cleaned in the van at
the quarter pole, and the race seemed secure
for NJ. f. Dwyer, whom Salvablc came up on the
outside with q great burst OF speed. H.. Martin
rode a very weak finish, while Sloan nut up an
unusually strong ono. and Salvnble's head was
FIRST at the wire. Il was q very tigh. At, but
there was no doubt as to tho winner. Rondo
was a close third. while Ten Cromwell beat the
rest. Bromo ran vol for six furlongs.
Cavslero, Or. Catlett, and Ta.isman comprised
ite at . to | on. Tiny Williams RUSHED Dr. Cat
lett away from the post and carried ye~valero
head OF the stretch. 1t WAS no use whipping
Cayalero, however. for Dir. Catlett was master
year Dr.. CstiStt was considered quite the cham.
pion two-year-old of the West, barring Ornament.
His races at Gravesend have shown a steady
Improvement. and at Morris Park he should 10
Kenmore Queen. Fleeing Gold. and Hardly
carried the bulk OF the money in the dash for
two-year-old fllies ut dve and n half furlongs.
smart llly owned by J. S. Wadsworth of Cone
SEQ. This daughter of Candlcmas and Twilight
ran away from her competitors and won by
three lengths, in the very fast time OF Loo.
komurasaki has been winning gooi races at
Detroit and Fort Erie, and her owner and his
friends were confident of victory yesterday.
Hardly was second yesterday, while third place
went to Kenmore, Queen;
he walked over and then galloped on the extra
furlonE; going the mile and an eighth in an even
Special tomorrow, when he will try conclusions
with Ornament.
fifth race at FIVE furlongs. ,H9irpin, at 8 to !,
hattered his hackers until well into the stretch,
CChere he MAS o9llarsd By Scotch Plaid. Clare5
against him, won somewhat cleverly. but tho
others were heads apart at the wire. Rey Salaz ,.
ing was never in the hunt.
For the final race OF the day Good Times was
an even money favorite. but the big son of RIOS.
sington could not stand the clip Ben Ronald set
Tor him; and third was the best he could do at the
for nearly seven furlongs, and then won un.
TOUCHED by whip or spuri
yesterday had n hearing i'll the matter OF the
claiming OF Howard Mann on Wednesday,. AT
ter heai ,nS the parties Interested the Csc was
maries follow:
FIRST RACE.
For three.year Odds and upward which have not
with $3.50 added. OF which eiOO to the second and
sSp TO the sr6 third one mile nile and a sixteenth to
Xiiefna. lie Il. williams .'''... ..D1"'""'..
t LI',eaeId. jr,'', b. :; TsIi.msn. iO4 iI.ckeyj..::S
B,ttInx-rwo to , on CsyaieTo. ,ra,ns, Or. c.,,.t,
Ito l; Talisman. so to /.
". SECOND RACE
For Nile 9 years old, by subseription of $40 EACH,
k5o to the thirn' nvo and a half furlonss:
Us. wadsworth,s b.. 4 komurasaki. by candlemas
" D~5srs en-. T. Hardly Hardly. loo Sims ....,.
t. F l. drare ss, g +; Kenmore Queen lo7 Perkins 2
DAILY Tilted. aud Gazen, also ran.
B~etting-Against Kenmore Queen. II to 5: Fleettpx
cold: 81 to ] Hardly; = to !; SapamaI and Romu.
Tilted. 40 to l Ella Daily. so to II Gazens, 100 to /.
THIRD RACE.
.s ESr AL, al ages; BY :ub'95iP.ion Of SIC each. With
third special weights: ono mile;
II. 7. Dwyers b. n. Hen Brush, 8, by Bramble-
HoseHhi"' : CSitns) o.
FOURTH RACE.
Speculation Stakes. OF 81. 300; for thrce.yearolds
and upward: $40 each: with $50 additional for
and TO the third 500; one mile,
f.punns'sb b. h. salsable. 1. by sa~lvator-Lydia. lo1
MI y. Dryers b h. Ben Eder. i, i0I (K. Martinj.... .
Bromley A Co.'S br. h. RUuto. 4. lOs CClaytonC.... 3
Bronze, Ramiro IL. Casseopih. Premier. and Tom
Cromwell also ran.
Time. l:42h.
B~ettins-Against Tom Cromwell and Ben Eier
coupled, = 10 .; Salvable, II to s; kondo. 8 10 |,
hr9mo. to J Ramiro II. and Casseopia, each 20 to
FIFTH RACE.
For twoyear-olds' selling; by subscription OF $40
each, with $500 added. of which 500 to second
and you to third I'VE furlonas:
~th'an-Mottle. 100 (Doggetp ......... .'..,..
~" Graves CHI Ciaret Cup. l04 II. MARTINI go. .
J.E Ma ldens DC. Oxnard, 100 Cwilhite ,.......... 3
Kilt. Aratona, Junior. Hairpin. Miss Pcwcna, Rey
ealazlr, "nistling Con. Eayida. and Cherry Picker
also ran.
Time. 1929.
BettinE-ARainSt Rey SaIazar. 3 to I; Cherry Picker.
D to !; Miss Iowena, Is to |; Scotch Plaid. Claret Cuu.
Fay!da. and Aratoma, each s To /; O1nard. 10 TO i;
KIT and WhlstunS Con. each 30 to /; Junior, 40 to !.
SIXTH RACE.
FOR three.year.olds which have run and not won at
shis meeting; selling; BY s96ssrIption of $40 each.
third; one mile:
Burns & waterhouse's b. (. Shasta wator, by Maxim
Tyranny, 1903 tO'DonnelD ........
Z u. "oodss b. q. Ben Ronald. 1903 (Beauclsmp).. Q
Dunno u. c. Good Times. III w. Martini ....... 0
Break o bay. hey lei Tieira, and Elm also ran.
Time. l:4Dl4.
Betting Against Good Times, even money; Shasta
Water, 8a to |. key del TERRA, 8 20 /. Break o. Day,
. 80 J. Hen Ronald. Is to /; Fin. 20 to 1.
Racing at Oakley.