The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-30
G0NFALON'S FAST TIME.
PERRT BELMOST'S FONEO COLT
WINS OTER EUTURITY COURSE
Macleod of Dare Captures tho Dolphin
Stakes at shespshoad In Clever Style
Ssmpet Ego Takes tho Mineoia Hurdle
Race Under wrnps-Garrisou Rides Again


The racing at shcspshead Bay yesterday
m alntainsd the high standard which 10 usu-
ally associated with tho fall meeting OF tho
Consy Island Jockey Club. Although threaten
ing for q time to frown on the function. the
weather gods turned out TO be useful friends
OF supt. Clarke. and after thoroughly sprink-
ling the track they shifted che clouds of and
let in food OF genial sunshine. which was
heartily enjoyed by 1000 visitors. The sport
was in accord with the pleasant surroundings.
tho entries being up to the mark In both
quantity and quality. while tho competition
was keen enough to- keep enthusiasm alive
throughout.
The star feature from q horseman's stand
point was the Dolphin. q stake for three-year-
olds at one milo and a furlonE. After her
clever win OF the dav before Sydney Paget's
flly Toluca was withdrawn but c. Littlefeld.
Jr.. nlled the gap on the programme ny adding
Fast Black. Mrs. McClellan's Rayon dor colt
His Lordship. ruled nominal favorite but pos
sibiy more money was invested on Mcleod Of
Dare. Survivor and Gen. Mart Gary A
few badly behaved jockeys and horses
spoiled several promising breaks but
starter Fitzgerald finally got them of in
fair order with Maher on Lakeland
having slightly the worst Of It Fast Black was
quickest from the slips and she led to the first
turn. Then Macleod OF Dare raced up to her
and forging ahead steadily. won out by a
length aud half. His Lordship lay back in
the bunch to the stretch. but then he came
along with a rattle and beat Gen. Mart Gary
head for the place. The others died in their
tracks.
Unusual interest was aroused by the Mineola
Hurdle race. owing to tho fact that Sydney
Paget's George Keene and his Jockey. Garrison.
were making their debut between the flags A
wave OF applause rippled along the stands from
the paddock to the free field as the Snapper"
logged his erratic mount down to the post.
Garrison was by no means the veteran OF
the bunch. but they acted like
crazy exercise boys out for an airing and the
starter had more trouble getting them away
than he found in the Futurity Howard Mann
was plunged on with unaccountable persis-
tency. but considerable money also found its
way into the ring on behalf OF Semper
Ego. The latter proved to be the good
thing. and after galloping in front under
strong wraps most OF the way. he won easily
from Ben Eder. Garrison made clever bid
for a slice OF the honors. and kept George
Keene bang up in second place to the turn for
homo. where the colt tired to a canter and let
UP Ben Elder and Howard Mann. George
Keene and the Snapper" may be dangerous
factors at the jumping game before snow flies.
Fourteen three-year olds turned out for the
opening dash. but although they were poor
lot all round. the talent plunged on Theory as il
she were a twin OF Admiration. Dollie Wiet-
hoff at the liberal odds OF Is to piloted the
field for Ave furlongs but then Monadour
came along. and well nursed by McCue,
won by head Tho winner was
entered to be sold for $1,000. and it
cost her owners $5O5 more to retain her Dollie
WiathOn a0COnl. lDnRtn
Chappaqua who shut tho favorite out OF third
money by SneeE str,c. On. o, h,s thinning
veins in the second race and after coddlng
Box ho6 BY Length and half in ire o
Gonfalon.p The after came n's'' down WIN the
EIsSS Th9p. ans u IsN hs
course. Al that Lieut.. Gibson ran the Bel;
aa$ Ts
went trifle wide Of the mark. and did not re-
cover their good humor until the last race.
MRib rs @as t. ahe
e Es ha HS " Beat &s az mo
Gomez length for the place. summary:
FIRST RACE.
Of which SI2b to second and s15 to tn I'd; allow.
Brown Winner. 81, !: Monadonr, BY by Trouha.
Buckley Browns Dr. I. Dolly woithor. vi twcd
onsei Stable. b. c. chappaqua, 10: !oLe.ry
Impartial Lepida, fender, Dora F.. D.starber and
Lady M'ddle'0m' T TlaS rae ! o. 49,
weitSos; 10 to j. 6happ.qus: 100 70 /. Champion;
60 to l. Ben Lodi; TO to i, impsrua zoo G 10
Lepids: ITO !; Tender 400 g !: Dor" F.; 800 to l.
SECOND RACE.
For three year. olds and upward: by sub
Sns q to @
and allowances; one mile.
". showalter's CHI. h. Box. 8. by order-Plndora.
J. 4. MsooFmseis imp. b. h. Peep o Day. .. iai
P. DUNES br. C. Bann9ckbnrn !. i9u ,spenccrj. 5
Muskadine and Donald Balm also ran.
limo. 1:41 3.5.
Betting-Four to l against Box, TO Peep o'Day.
70 s bsnnock0urn' so to Mu'fadins. s to Don:
For twoyear-o lds by subscription Of $40 each:
with 5000 added. of which 5000 10 second and 800
Perry Bsimonts che. dontalon byFonso-Fasrna.
G. g. smith br C. Lieut. I'll bson. IL jMcGn.j. -.
J.k Msdden'S b, Q; McMseEin i2z todom) i;..,.. 8
Time 100.
Betting-Eleyen to against Gonfalon. to
4 !
so to All Gold. 10 to Prejudice 40 to Estill is
to Hindus, 80 TO Native. 20 to Kilogram. SO to
/ Misoncordia.
FOURTH RACE.
The Dolphin Stakes; for threeyear-olds; suhscrip-
ton OF $50 each for starters $50 forfe with 81 200
added. OF which $500 to second and $3.50 TO third;
penalties and allowances; ono mile aud fur long.
EAstin LArrabesB be. Macleod of Dare by Can
dlemAs-Julia L., Io8 CMGCue). ..............
AcClellAnd Smiths CHI. C. His Lordship lOs
F. < Hitohcocks b. c. Gen Mart Gary, los
Il
Lakeland. Survivor and Fast Black also ran
Time, 1857.
Bcttng-Five ~ against Macleod Of Dare; II to q,
His Lordshpi 10 ]. Gen. Mart Gary: 20 to Lack
Land Id TO 8, Survivor: 80 TO l. Fast Black.
FIFTH RACE.
The Nineola hu rdlo race handicap fer three year.
olds and upward: by Bub,cripton OF $50 each for
starters or $40 forfeit $500 added of which 5000 to
aecond and 90 to third; two miles over eight hur-
Ralph Blacks b. h. somper Ego. q. by Lox!c-La
Sylphidc lb3 Veitch).. .......... ..............
J. W oolts b. 9. Ben Eder. q 100 CFinnoGan).....
4. ?. McDonald's b. h. Howard Mann, Il, lJ6
george Kcene. Prm1to and Gaiiiop.s also ran.
Time-34o rs.
BettinR-Eleven to against Temper Ego 0 to 2
Ben Eder :: o TO Howard Mann ! o TO l George
KSsne; 10 to frimAte; 100 TO CAlliops.
SIXTH RACE
Selling; for threeysArolds and upward by sub