The age-herald., 1899-11-24

point Berriman brought Warren Point up and he won rather handily on the end by almost two lengths. Dulac also closed ! strongly and beat out Williams for the | place by like distance.
 second Raee-Purse, $50; for 2-year-olds; selling; four and a half furlongs: 1 0. Van Studdaford's ch. c. Woodtrice, by woodmoss- -cantatrtce, 116 Patton)... R. H. Bronaugh's b. g. Honest Run, 10S (Castro)... =. =. ... ... Howard & Browns b. f. Sinnemahone, | 96 (McGinn)... ... ...... $ Time 1:01.
 Miss Fonsoland, 1O4; Intent, 1O1, and liar | rlet B., 101, finished as named. MT. Rose, i 99, left att the post.
 Betting -Woodtrice, to 5; Honest Run, to 1 and to 5; Sinnemahone. 20 to l. The field was sent away closely punched with the exception of Mir Rose who acted very badly and was left at tine post. Pat ton at once took Woodtrice to the front, and he soon raced both Intent and Miss Fonsoland into submission At the stretch turn Castro brought Honest Run up, and in a ratt1ing finish he was only a neck be- mind Woodtrice at the post. Sinnemahone also finished strongly and easily disposed Of Miss Fonsoland for third money
 Third Race-Purse, $50; for 3-year-olds and up; selling; one mile:
 H. L. Johnsons dh. f. Our Lida C3), oy
 Top Gallant-R Resumption H., 9S (Harsh- H. Hurdles b. f. Kitty Regent (3), 100 (Forehand)... =. Frank Lewis b. c. Hampden (D, no Qr-
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 Time, 1:54A.
 Bill Powell, 100; Radiant Heat, 101; Dom- sic, 112, and Cannonade, 107, finished named.
 Betting-Our Lida, to 1 and to 5; Kitty Regent, 6 to and ? to 5; Hampden, 3 to 2.
 Domsie and Cannonade were the early pacemakers, the latter opening up a gap of two lengths the first three furlongs. At that point he stopped and in another fur long he was bad last. Our Lida was last away and she trailed the field for the first quarter, when she raced through and led into the stretch by four lengths. She won pulled up by two lengths Kitty Regent continually bore in on the inner rail, and as Jockey Forehand tried to place her fur ther out where the track was not so soft she was see-sawing all over the course. However, sine finished full of running and was second half length before Hampden.
 Fourth Race-Purse $50, for 3-year-olds and upward; selling Six furlongs.
 R. H. Bronaugh's br. f. Junaetta (3), by
 Julen-Strumpet, 97 Forehand) ........ W. s. Laird's b. g. Geo. H. Ketcham (O
 nS (Patton) ....... k. S1Kp'S h p MuSks1t q
 Time, 122
 Aunt Mary, 100; Brown Veil. 1O4; Good Order. 9S; Adowa, 105, and Prince of Wales, 104 finished named
 ;Betting-Junaetta 2 to 2 and even; Geo. H. Keteham to and to 5; Musket 15 to 1.
 After short delay a fairly good start was effected, although just at the flag fall Ketham was bumped and went to his knees. Aunt Mary was first to show clear of the others and she was showing the way for the first half with Ketcham and Brown Veil in close attendance Ketcham was first in the stretch while the other two had dropped out of 1t and Musket and | Junaetta moved up. In a rattling finish Forehand just got Junaetta up in time to nip out Ketcham by a short head with huShSl two ltHS luS away.
 Fifth Race-Purse $50, for all ages; sell ing. Six furlongs
 S. T. Jacobs b. f. Statira @, by Leo-
 natus-Mary c, 95 Qrvin) ................ 1 B. r. Smiths ch. h. Shieldbearer (6), 10S (i. HarrlS) ........ .......... R. H. Bronaughs ch. f. Sallie (3), 1OS NCdStrO) .......... 5
 Time, 1:22A
 Joe Bell. 119; Maidstone, 91, and Bordon 1OS. finished named.
 Betting-Statira to 1 and even; Shield bearer to 2 and even; Sallie to 5.
 At the drop of the flag httle Waldo rush. ed Maidstone to the front as though it was a quarter race and he thoroughly pumped her out going the first quarter. Sallie then took up the running but she stopped
 when collared by Statira. Irwin hustled Statida along and, taking no chances, won easily by a length and half from Shield bearer who beat Salhe two lengths for the place.
 Today's Entries First Race-Five-eigfts mile, 3-year-olds and up, selling Nellie Mcdonald, 119; Hal lot P, IF; Pilgrim IT., IA; Dulac, 112; Tom Peden, 109: Libation, 109; Lady Powhattan, 1O9; Clissie B., 104; Jim Lick, 104; Forget Me-Not, 104 Salie J., 104; Hat Wilson, 99 Second Race-Five-etghts mile, 2-year- olds allowances. Woodtrice, 115; Statira, 1O4; Hie-Away, 1O4; Profit, 104; Supreme, 100; Sinnemahone, 100; Recovery, 97 Nella, 97.
 Third Race-One and one-sixteenth miles, selling. Lew Anna, 104; Bonnie lone, 103 Musket, 101; Robert Bonner, 101 Hampden, 100; Dad Steele, 97 Kitty Regent, 95; Cram by, 95; Chorus Boy, 91 Chonita, S5. Fourth Race-Three-fourths mile, selling John Boone, 115; Adowa, 107 Nobleman 105; Johnny Williams, 105; Viola K, 102; Spring time, 102; Annie Lauretta, 102; Jennie, 102. Fifth Race-Seven-e -eighths mole, selling. Sim w., 110; Quaver, 107 Can See Elm, 106; Domse, 104 Sallie Lamar, 104; Brown Veil, 103; Shield Bearer 102; Padrone, 102; Bill Powell, 99; Rosy Morn, 94; Miss Floride, 94. AtBennings