The herald., 1898-09-30
MANDfRLA BORED TOD
so SLOAN WON THREE RACES IN
FOUR MOUNTS
Tumbles and Tangles at New York and
LouisvilleeResults Of the Rum
ming Races

racing of the first October meeting at New
market today the 3-year-old Ally Manderla
finished first in welter handicap. a neck
ahead of the 4-year-old chestnut colt
Kirschwasser. ridden by Tod Sloan. An
objection, however, was lodged against
Manderla for boring. This was sustained
and the race was awarded to ktrschwas-
ser. Sloan won a selling stake on the bay
colt Cranes Bill. The betting was s. toll
on Sloan's mount.
The Jockey Club stakes Of 10000 sover-
eigns was won by c. d. Roses S-year-old
chestnut colt Cylene. ST. Cloud H.. ridden
by Sloan. was not placed. Nine horses
ran. The October stakes was captured by
Sloan on the Lorillard-Beresford stable S
3-year-old chestnut filly Dyakka. The bet
ting on Dyakka was even money.
At Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2s-Mayme M. M.
the favorite, with ]. Matthews up In the
fifth race at Newport today, fell while
trying to get through the bunch Both
horse and rider escaped unhurt. Tomor-
row the Newport meeting will close. The
Latonia opens Saturday. Summaries:
Six furlongs-Miriam G won. Sweet
cream second, Aspasia third; time, liza
Five and one-half furlongs-Lecita won,
Brigade second, Semicolon third time. los.
Mile and fifty yards-George Kratz won,
What Next second, Alleviate third; time.
1:141a.
Mile and one-eighth-Rifle won, Flop Sec
ond, Rarus third: time. 1:54h.
Six furlongs-Ollie ] won. Preliminary
second, Belle Of Dublin third time. 1:15A.
Mile and one-eighth-Virgia o won, An
ME Oldfield second. Provolo third; time.
l:55.
Races to Harness
LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 2s.-The chief
event Of the meet today. the 2:o5 pace. was
the occasion Of excellent sport. a bad
smash-up and some broken records. which
include the fastest paced heat Of the year
The race was won by Directly In straight
heats. Bumps, a strong favorite, being
clearly beaten, while Anaconda the sec
ond choice, could give the black horse but
little trouble. Bumps opened at 2 to s.
while 4 to l could be had against Directly
The third heat saw the accident and the
fastest time OF the year. AS the horses
were coming into the stretch Bumps
sulkey ran against that OF Frank Bogash
and was overturned. Planet and Ananias
ran into It. They were also overturned
Fred Keys. the driver of Ananias. had his
right foot wrenched, while Dick Watson
who handled Bumps, besides a dislocated
shoulder. suffered severe internal injuries.
He was removed TO hospital.
Directly won the heat easily from Ana
conda. the time being 2:03A, the track rec
ord and the fastest heat paced this year
in race with the exception Of the match
between Patchen and Chehalis.
The Kentucky Matron stakes was won
by Mary Celeste in straight heats while
Berenice, at to /. had no trouble In taking
three straight heats in the 2:16 pace. Her
time for the first heat, 2:0S11. is the best
of the year for 2-year-old PAGERS. Re
suits:
Jockey Matron stakes. $1,000, 2-year-olds
trotting-Mary Celeste won; best time
2:1714. Risky. Handspring. Carrie Sim
mons, Beralma and Crystalline also
started.
Pacing. 2:o5. purse $1,000, 2-year-olds. trot-
ting-Best time, 2:O4A, 2:061a, 2:o3A. Ana
conda, Chehalis, Frank Bogash. Bumps.
Anacias and Planet also started.
Pacing, PIG, purse $sOo-Berenice won in
straight heats; best time, 2:0S1a. Jim Ken
nedy, Maud Emperor, Hopeless, Peaches,
Fanny Putnam, Edgar Ross. Maximillian,
Walnut, The Maid and Tom Sherlock also
started.
At Gravesend
NEW YORK, Sept 29-This was geta-
way day at Gravesend. and fairly large
crowd watched the racing. III the Holly
handicap, Ethelbert was favorite. but the
best he could do was third. Summaries:
Five furlongs-Anangram won. Royster-
er second, Tyrba third; tins, 1:02A
One mile-Buela won, Mana second. Mar
sian third time. 1:43A.
Five and one-half furlongs-Kentucky
Colonel won. Prestidigitatrice second, Eth
Gilbert third; time. 1:0sss
Six furlongs-St: Callatine won. Trolley
second, Danforth third; time. 1:14
Mile and ne-eighth--Manassas won
Charentus second. Bony Ronald third
time, 1:54A
Mile-Swiftmas won, Lieber Carl sec
ond, Lady Marian third; time. 1:41A.
At Harlem
CHICAGO, Sept. 29-Weather at Harlem
clear, track fast. Results:
Seven furlongs-Lew Hopper won. Lady
Callahan second, Inconsistency third; time
l:2s1a.
Five furlongs-Rio Chico won. Miss
Marks second, Ramlett third; time, 1:02
Mile and sixteenth-Found won, The Dew.
Il second, Storm KIM third; time. 1O2.
Five and one-half MISUNDERSTANDING
won. Judge Tarvin second, Queen Of Song
third; time, 1:07ls.
Mile-Tranby won. Foncliffe second; Ne
cedah, third: time, 1:42h.
Six furlongs-Belle of Memphis won
Timemaker second, Verify third; time
1:i4ls,
At Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Sept. pa fast track
perfect weather and average attendance
were the features of today's racing at the
California Jockey clubs meeting. Re-
suits:
Four and a half furlongs, maidens, 2.
year-olds-Petal won. Crossmollna sec.
ond, T.buron third; time, :56A.
Six furlongs, all ages-P. +. won, Shast;
Water second, Lady Ashley third; time
1:l4A.
Four and a half furiongs. all ages-Mol
lie A. won, Amasa second, Trappean third
time, :5o
Five furlongs, gdalenas
won, Ocorona second, Cleodora third; time
1:O1M.
Seven furlongs, 3-year-olds and upwards
Zarro won, Magnus second, J oe Levy third
time, 1:29.
Fast Pacing
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 29-At tn,
state fair today. In the presence of crowt
en- oh of tod To-
Patchen with ease in the match race for