New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
THE RACETRACK.
FOUR FIRST CHOICES SUCCESSFUL


An autumn afternoon Of unusual mdness and
charm alured 70 AQueduct dense throng OF
votares Of outdoor enjoyment Unfortunately
many horses were withdrawn from the programme
Only two appeared for the third foray ana only
four for the second although the original lists con-
tained an impressive array. Bueaway and Dan
forth met at a mile and forty yards. Blueaway
was naturally the odds-on faVorlte ana Daiioi III
had no chance with him.
Captain S!gsbee is a much improved colt, ana ne
was first in favor In the speculation on the secohd
raid while Lady Lindsey was a strong secohu
choice. King Barleycorn and Greatand whose
names were on the card. were taken out. Captain
Sgsbee was slow at the start, and did not get
thoroughly settled In his stride until three fur-
longs had been covered. Meanwhile Hhee was
setting a swift pace in front In the homesuelch
Captain Sigsbee compelled every spectator 10 re-
member the Maine by rafting rush which gave
him the victory. Hee was second and Lady
Lindsey third
In the fourth race a selling AFFAIR at six furlongs
for two-year-old hllies. the betting was suggestive
a.d significant. Some OF the bookmakers ohereo
only TO 5 against j. ". Cots Andgram wnen the
wagering began, but the figures against Anagram
were steadily raised until when the hiies went 10
the post TO freely displayed. Did the stew
ards wake up? Certainly not. They slept as
soundly as is their custom VINO ever knew them
10 wake up? Possibly Governor Roosevelt aid
RepubLcan LEGISLATURE may wake them up N 1879
] W Colt the owner Of Anagram. is an honorable
gentleman. who is heartily in favor OF fair, clean
and honest sport. Mr. Colts aims and purposes on
the turf sound and straight ana pralse"OI' my
and he seeks no undue advantages. But some one
connected with his table IS unucky IN mat some "a
the Colt horses sometimes exhibit strange in-and-
out running This may the fault Of the horses
entirely, but in some instances jockeys empo!eu Oy
the stable have acted OdGy n tnc saddle On Oc'o-
b,r 81 at Aqueddct, AHae RAN" Why - d a. 4i',S'
was beaten five and ndD fuIlOnss' Aot ON. =!
Rare Perfume and Greatand, oJt $50 .! haHu,
cum. Lepida ana even ~ Coloei IeNi' -A1i"e & avn 1
Vs. M~s i'o9en W & ~ On %oN,niber At fve iurIonss
Anagram aga.n ridden 3y Jones. was easily stc-
cess. =! Lep.ua, MOTnns, BESSIE ! ~ o!' AJ!'
and Lamity Yesterday a, SIX furlongs after the
betting against ler nad risen from 10 10 10 =,
AnagI8m, once more rdcen 10y Jones the Ereai
was unplaced defeated not only by sister Fox out
also Dy Village PRIDE and even by the d,spise0 ouL-
slider Bessie Taylor. Some people say MAJ ana
gram is hve-iuronss sprintor and cannot Keep
up her pace for s% i.rlonss OF even tVi "rc my "
ABLY ridden can outrIn BESSIE Taylor even al six
iurlonss AhSsiai" fO' a. 80 a. s"fer Fox
Village Pride and Besa.e laylor sieadl.! gained
Only lncandescent was benn4 Ah"sIqaM an at me me
end both Sister FoH ana ana @se [i!ce tce SSae ga
vorite after he figures against Anasram ascended
Sister Fox is 10 such %ond as s9s & 10 I9d s ce
he could run f9m Vasf 6 c Pie ana race esf y
a head in a drive with Village Pride only a head
behind her and Bessie Taylor only head behind ina
Village Pride. Joness riding OF Anagram IN tne
homestretch was as drowsy as was the profound
stewards
alike wrapped IN slnmoer ana enjoying delicate
dreams ,,..,...u., ,,oo.,,,u,. -
C5n1anla found SO many trends for the ifth race
that no one Of them was decided favorite tower
mare Campania well ridden by little McCue. took
the prize Marsian was second and Wordsworth
In the sixth contest Fair Rebel FAIRY Dale and
prices. But an outsider O. L. RichaTdss TriSnon
grasped first honors BelyOnia was second.
In the frst race the favorlte Continental led
for seven furlongs but then passed by Leondo
and Doggett Ieondo vanquished Doggett by
head while Continental Was poor third. Ancient
tradition says that on memora5le and moment4us Gus
i% the Streets Of Rome During most Of this sea-
son Doggett the horse and Doggett the Jockey
as suitable for consignment TO the dark and silent
tomb and IT was aHpslling TO ot see me Two shes,Sd ]
squeakine and shherins Within head Of first
MaheT Was in wretched form yesterday. lie had
fve mounts. lie was third on Contnsntal fourth
Pride' sixth on Myth and fourth Fair Rebel
Clawson won two races on 3!ueaway and Trianon
one with sister Fox: Moody with Leondo. and
MoCuc one with Canpania.
Here the summaries.
FIRST RACE-saOo added special weights One mile and
forty yards.
81 es''f f.
F. y Alexandra cn. ,eanao 9i 9v.-ss,, L@ ,, As
r. Q Dorsei's en- h. posseu & eblIS.,,,2 ijS ,s, :,
J. l.. Hollands b. h. Continental. 6. Ia, ,
Co.oneI Ie.h,6 ~ . co. 90 I1aryjO i2-i al
charlie Rose @ los .....-.--...' ia~ton," - . !
"Hs"' " Time ] As
won in drive ty head. four lengths between second
and third.
SECOND KACE-For tWo-yearo olis. 500 added "''o"
snces Five and half fuflonss
,r,,,av gro.'s b. C. Captain sgstec. hy , 4
Tsn3lemas-Iand I.sdy. l07 n.tspehcep - . y
W H. Barrers b. Hnee. lo4 'O I<ai5'- 10
J. Mcl,sush!ins D T. l~''' ''''6 1gswsonl3 G5 IS
. u.,.. 100 - CNsher)0 s. 6-5
'' Time ] ON
Won in drive by length; two lengths between sec
ond and third.
rr,rp, - pAe-r-s.unz. 500 added one mile and forty