The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
LOTHARIO WINS AT LAST.
SMITHS ExPENsIVE COLT TAXES
HANDICAP Ar 4QUEDUCT
Ben nud.d Beat. a Smart Let of sprinter


Ben Hndad Beats n Smart Let of sprinters
| cut of the Chute-Cupidity spesdiest of
the Two-Year-Oid FilIies-Glonoins tho
| Only Successful Favorite-EntriesT To-day.
| Yesterdays racing at Aqueduct was signal
ICED by one Of the usual jockey waves. but this
| time O'Connor and jenkins were practically
showed under. while pullman and Cawson
! took their places The upset occasioned BY
| the failure OF the rider system tangled up the
| regulars who favored the old methods OF pick
| ing the winners and the result was that only
| one favorite pulled through. Even this sH-
cepton was largely discounted by the fact
that 1t did not develop until the last race when
the homeward procession had started.
jenkins lived ND to precedent by again tax
| ing the first race a handicap for all ages out OF
the chute. In which Elm Conig ruled favorite.
The new star from the West had the mount on
Ben Hadad and brought him homo an easy
| winner by four lengths.
| Flax Spinner. with Cawson up. was practi-
tically ignored in the second event. a race OF
one mile and a sixteenth The choices were
Rare Perfume and Lady Meddesome. but Flax
Spinner ,outran the bunch from nagfall and
won easily by II length and half.
Prejudice was played as certainty In the
third race. but Cupdity .tptoed her from flag
tail and won IN mild drive by half length:
look ed so open that all but Royal Sterling we're
made only a small Investment on his $1,000
! purchase. Lothario. hut the LonRstreet colt
Satrnnnn az TrilIo in the stretch and Winning
| BY a head.
Back Talk at 7 to !, proved the fastest OF tho
and won out by length from Randy. who beat
| the favorte three lengths. Glonoine won the
darns the II rSo aroused BY ii. drvnS
hnish man dropped dead in the betting ring.
| Summary:
Handicap for all ages about seven furlongs:
| y. Browns b. c. Ben Hadad. T. by Hindoo-A lga.
r. 7. wilson. Jr.'s b T. L'Alouotte. 4, lo2 Dang:
j. Mclaughlin. b. T. Lady Lindsey. .. io4 CLAW.
Elm conR' rreT p'ms and ,de ryTan also ran
RGtt,nEoFye = aq.m.t Ben asd Rfsr ct to
% to Tremargo, 70 to Tyran.
| SECOND RACE.
Selling; for three year.olds and upward; with 84oo
j. J. MSDon.ids Dr. E. EIsi spinner :. by 81.
~. Br9wn,s ch. c. Weller, s. % ,slacsl.:..:.,.
Gardner and Pin. also ran. ,,N'
Betting-Nine to 2 against Flax Spinner. to l
! Tonto ls to 3 Lady Meddlssome, is to Tho
Gardner, 100 to Pms.
THIRD RACE.
Selling: for two.vearod flles; with $500 added;
allowances i've and half turlongs
O. l.. Rchar 50 b. I. Cupidlty. by Kinglks-sIn-
J. ". Colts b.. Prejudice, loe oDoGg.tn .....,. 2
J. L. Hollands b, I. Her Iadyship, rs 20 Connor B
Renoyah. Oracle K, Diffdsnce, DR.. Fannie and
Decimal also
BettinsTEiEht to 1g.nst cupidty: ITO Prsju,
Oracle X. 50 to, Dindenes, 100 to / Dr. Fannie.
FOURTH RACE.
Handicap for all ages; with $500 added; one mile
and furlnng:
Il. L. sm,tl'I b. or hr; c; Lotharo. 8. by Long
10. 1ppeDysb TriIo, !, As ijsnkins,, .......2
J. u Cars rh. C. Waltnot 3l14 % Connor). .......S
Maurice and RoysI Sterling I nj: also ran.
Trillc,, ! 70 waitnot 4 to Maurice. 10 to
tdds4 ES and d. half r,nk TsI. ,r r
R,nartoe Io5 tBumRnJ .'..,.........'.......
W. Iaio,heers ch. c. Randy. los 'o'Connor) ,,.. !
GIVE and lake, Ciaies NJ .iistsne. Matt simpson
Sir Guy, Bermuda Hundred. Peeler and Dodson also
ran.
Randy to The 6orihthisn, 100 to give and
TAKE. - to- Gales: "a to ! Millstons 400 to !
Hundred, IL to Peeler. 800 to / Dodson.
SIXTH RACE.
For all ages viii have not won this year; with
$500 added; special weights one mile and seventy
j. HyEes,. b, 6. Glonoins. =. by shsen-Homso-
,%hc's Dr. = cGiValrou. O. ia Jentin.i .... ?
Rnr;w' En- & I1nEd93n; aged ~ 6oc9pn%T
Soak. AthAmas and vioris also ran.
BETH e Eight to against Gionoiue. Ito Chival.
rons. to lanGdon. as TO Atlantus. to jug.
! glery. ~ 10 julius Caesar, to James ", 10 to
Misc Soak. 4 to Athamus 10 to / vioris.
The entries 'or to-day's races are as follows
Fir.t Rsce-A handicap for two-yearolds; $500
added; six furlongs:
warinr................I2e Magic LiEht........1oC
k1T AGRA 1877 t tTsoS,r.or g
First whir.. ...........ios '''
second Race FIR thrse,ye.rolds selling; s4oo
added: one mile and seventy yarls
Sir Fl nrIAn........... 30 VILLAGE Prde........ 9s
I'eando .''..........., " CaoItchouc. rs
below the scale with allowances; $500 added; nv,
and halt furongs
Fr 1. i99 Arnpr,or 9,
Al so a'""vsf K R%rry
sidney Lucas i0S Arm n ~
shorclan. ia Kindrod ............ 0!
Fourth Rm.-A handicap for three .yesr.slds ant
over; $500 added: one mile and a sixteenth:
Int u i've .......... ?8Filou Or lOt
warTenton D lie Of Troy
Fifth Ra.e-For thrce.ycar.olhs and over; selling
$500 added one mile and Iteenth;
kt!anus. ..loI Federal ............. 10:
Inda 4 R Rss Sp'sIRl 8 8
4. ios L E.GT q q
Brisk Observation-Disclosures. ~ Dogda. ...........,. VI
Sixth Race-For three.y..r olds and over; at eigh
pounds below the scale, with allowances S4OO add ed
about SOW en- furongs:
Tlnis Warrenton 2,
NIdlght .........,,....l12 Wait Not .........ll II
10
Intrusive. Na.arre, .:.........l2:
Box 1875 Scotch Plaid
RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
. At Chicago.
, | CHICAGO Oct. SO.-The last race meeting Of thi
, year began 1t Lakeside to-day under favorable con
, diunns, the weather being delightful aud the tract
good. Syndicate betting il in vogue but the price
laid to-day were quite liberal and there litt,
compla mt from the bettors but the play light
Summaries
First Raoe-Seven furlongs-HorseShooT Tobacco
, 1oS Cpulerl, to won: David. los Mason, Il
|. second; Plantain, 100 V!tttoe). 4 to /, third
/ Time, l;BlA
sscond Race - Five furlonGs-Florinel H.. o.
MtohslD. to !, won; Red Cross H.. % ChcQualel
Ito l. second; LovAhle. - wv. Jones). 10 /. third
| Time. l:13l1
B Third RAce-Seven furlongs- Deering. l12 Free
man to , won Tob, Paine 10 lyititoe). 2 to /
: second prncess Murphy. lo2 Mason, 20 to l
third, Time, l.3lA.