The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-06
RAFFAELLO'S BELLE MEADE.
THE FARoNDOLB COLT SCORES At
MORRIS PARK IN FAST TIME

NORRIS PARK IN FAST TIME
He Ties the Track Record and Herbert Du-
plioates the Feat-warinE Beats n Smart
Field in the Bronx aud Clips Nearly
Second OF tho Standard Figures.
With an atmosphere OF Indian summer and
lightning fast track as adJuncts. the racing
at Morris Park yesterday would have suited
the 5000 visitors to a dot il the favorites had
come to the front The first choices. however.
went down. one after the other. and specula-
tive patrons were glad TO hang on by a strap
and get home as best they could. The condi-
tions were 80 favorable for speed tests that two
course records were equallcd and one was
wiped out.
jenkins. the plucky young jockey who had
two narrow escapes for his life last week when
Fred Fosters horses broke down under him.
struck q big change OF luck and landed the
first three winners. His first browning success
was in the Belle Meade Stakes. Six good three
year-olds accepted. with Macleod OF Dare
strong favorite on his recent form. 1t was a
race brimful Of surprises and the issue was In
doubt until the last sixteenth
The first choice was quickest to strike his
Promptly outran HIM Her sdva ads was se only
momsntary. as The Barristerlcame through on
his toes from last position and showed the way
to the ned stand. with Lady Lindsey hanging
OH;
linen hhUhello maze MS Dlu ana ehOt
through. WANING eleverly by a length and a half
from Macleod OF Dare who stood long drive
gamely and beat Lady Lindsey two lengths for
and head with McLaughlin's lilly. Eafraelos
time equaled the track record Of :2G,,. made
The first OF the popular autumn lightweight
serial handicaps attracted eight runners. as
Lady Lindsey were withdrawn, Pat Dunno
added Reminder. On the strength of remark
tayOrite. found "a tDp
fast. Trillo forced the pace after flag fall. but
Waring smothered him in the first furlong.
head.
The contender at the finish was Muskadine
and beat Richard J a length for the place,
Warnings time beat the track record OF la
in 1895: Warnings 'periormancs is enHancei
by the fact that he is only a two-year old and
that he had to hold his end up with seasoned
Another two year old flashed to the front in
the fith event, an event for all ages at special
the Wthers nil record Of OF 500 made by ik
igrane last May. The speedy younster was
chances that he ran loose at II to l, Charsntus.
Modrine and Dscanter being played to beat
him.
Modrine made the most effective attempt.
but Herbert caught the Sir Modred colt in the
last fey strides and won by head Tn pace S
Modrins, Belle Of Memphis Unexpectedly Won
ington cleverly out'ooted the two:,year-old
fl les in tho second race. and Oliver Me al long
odds got away with the closing event. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE.
Handicap. for three-year.olds and upward; by sub
winner with 5000 sdded o OF Which 500 to second
and 500 to third: Eclipse course:
r. ]. McHale's b, (. Belle of Memphis by Siddar.
tha- silver Bangle. 10 Jenkins! ...........
!. Bodsp,. b. T. Firosrm, T. 1870 20 LeaTy} g
bert Dave aud Queen OF Song also ran.
Time. l:lo].
BettinG-seven TO against Belle Of Memphis. : to
10 Firearm, to Toluca, 10 TO Lambert 15 to
Dave s.. 90 to Queen of Song.
SECOND RACE
nv or of @ snb IN Tho or
with 5000 aided. of which 500 70 .erond and 500
furlon9s of the Eclipse
L. Ehuore's b. {. Belle of Lexington. by onon-
os"eola stables b. T. Lady Umoss 10 ,Doeesttj. =
Bromley Co.'S Dr. +. Iroquois Belle. los to'Con-
oneok Queen, Cleora. Mauiyiiia Decimal. Aiaire
and sunioi. also ran: ,-,+
>, Betting-Fonr to Belle OF Lexington so to Lady
I'ncas, to !roquots Belle. d TO oueCk Queen,
to l Allaire. 10 TO suniol.
THIRD RACE.
The Belle Meade Stakes Tor three. year-olds. non
scrpton of SO each $50 sddi,iono to start t. tie
nsr Win ;h, Sadsn Of %hich 200 to second
seven furlonGs OF the Withers mile:
n. Murphy's che. Ranaello. by Farondale-Jennie
Eastin ISrrabies be. Macleod OF are Dull.
J. MoLaushllns b. f. Lady Lindsey sims
Gen. Mart Gary, DR.. EitAberg and BIrrister also
ran.
Bettins-Elevent to against RaGSello. 7 to Mac
Mart Gary. to DR.. EohberE II to Tho Barris
ter.
The Bronx; first Of the nltcnln lightweight serial
handicsps. for two. yearolIs and upward; purse Of
last .tx fnrlong- Of the wtthers mile;
| F, rAylor,s b C., wsrius. ?. by MAssetto-The
" H. Glaris '6 B. G. M".kadnc. T. ia toiomi.....
w. NJ. Rogeras h. c. Richard j. d. lls Jenkinl...
also ran.
Bettng-Seven to 2 against Wariug. 5 10 l Mus
nadine. IL to RichardJ.. 20 to / Reminder, . =,
Previous. 7 to 1rllo to Tamor. cot C!sroba-
FIFTH RACE.
For all ages nop.winnsrs at any time Of Al 900:
| by subscription OF $40 each, to the winner; with
| $500 added OF which $l26 to second and SIS TO
": o. Rolins.s b; c. Herbert. :. BY Albert
O. b. Morrss Oh, c. Modrine a. 81 j6domn
o.. /. Rtchards'sb b. g. oharentps, 5, log Jentns> 8
Decsnter The Gardner and Watercure also ran
Beting-Twslve to against Herbert, 10 Mo-
| drne, 3 TO- chaisntus to Deeahter $50 to
| SIXTH RACE.
| seiling, for three-yearolds and upward. nom
m. r,n1 nss y ..; OF ss'h
second and $50 to third; penalties and allowances;
one mile and q sixteenth over the hill.
=. Clark's b. q. Oliver Nc. 3. by StonehenEe-Mar-
gerry. 100 tBullmAD
Hayman Franks Oh. c. Dan Rice, 4, (Dupeel. 2
| Il. j. Mcflales b. (. Our Nellie, 100 Moody 49,. 3
Glorisn. Elmer, Hardy Pardee Glonoine. Myth
| and Sir Hubert also ran.
| Time. Ii4G4.
| Betting-Eght to against Oliver Mo, to . Dan
Rice y to our Nellie to Glnrian. 40 TO ! Elmer.
| 40 to Hardy Pardee. to Glonotne. to Myth.
| s to Sir Hubert.
| The Winners at Chicago.
| CHICAGO Oct 5.-There was . steeplschase at
| Hawthorne to-day which was won by Marble AhOrse
| which haa been heaton of in all his recent races
| The form reversal was so startling thAt.Jockey n.