The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-15
BEN HOLLADAY THE HERO.
HAN0VER'S SOW WINS THE MUNICH
PAL FOR THIRD TIME.
Madden Captures the Champagne Stakes
with Kilmarnock Cock Robin Takes
tho steeplechase Event After Tantriu

1
Tho ninth days racing under the auspices OF
the Westchester Association was signalized by
the largest attendance and best sport seen at
Morris Park since the autumn meeting opened.
| Weather and track conditions were perfect
| and good fields turned out In the various
| events Although only one actual favorite
| landed. some OF the other winners were so
freely supported that the bookmakers had lit
| tie to boast Of when the battle in the ring
| ended.
Old Ben Holiday was easily the equine lion
| OF the afternoon. He ruled top-heavy
fayorite for the rich Municipal Handicap. Nth
on the card, but considering that he has had
| practically a mortgage on this event since 1897
| the price quoted against him was liberal.
| Warrenton broke in front. but Sir Hubert
| sailed past him in the run to tho stand. From
| there over the hill all were under wraps as they
passed the judges for the first time. The pace
| seemed to suit Ben Holiday, and. after hang,
leading round to the water tower, the big Ham
over horse strobe to the front. From then on
six lengths from Laverock. who made up q lot
| Of ground in the run down the hill and beat
The time was the fastest made over this
| course since Ben Holiday himself set up the
poSnds q IN the sade 81 wiz VAS
Been,s third successive victory in this stake.
-, ki%arneck landed the Champaene stakes
brief brush with the outsider. Montanfc, Sad
ducse. the even money fayorite, looked danger
Gus az me hall mile POLE but had to be content
.TantrIs looked to have the October steeple-
well in hand until the second last fence where
he turned turtle. Cock Robin then came on
and won. all out. by five lengths from Gov
I'M Magic Light sppsSred for tn. Art time in
bunch Of maiden two year-ol.ls in the second
race. The favorite., !rouuois Belle. ran. second
ahe
| mirers in the handicap for al ages: third on
! the card. Kings Courier proved the easiest
Souchon. who beat Admiration a length. Belle
Of Troy at long odds. upset calculations In the
| favorite. Bangor Summary:
FIRST RACE.
October steeplechase Handicap, for three.yesr.
additional for starters to the winner with 81 900
added. OF which $3.50 to second and $3.50 to third
Fo.hall P. Ke.ne's CHI. c. Cock Robin. 4. by Tea
sydney Psget's b. z. Gov. Budd, q, i5s tMci1nocri.
Trillion Tantris and Wild Heather II also ran.
Betting Seven to against Cock Robin. o to 2
Gov Bndd. . to ? Mars Chan, 10 to Trillicn II to
Tantris IL to l Wild Heather II.
SECOND RACE.
For maiden two-yesr Odds; by subscription Of $40
to second and $50 to third special weights last vo
VIC Days b. c. Magic Light '' by Mssnetizor-
Bromley Co.'s br. I. Iroquois B ,llo. 100 to'oon.
Green b. Morris CHI: c. Wildwood 100 tBulimani'
HsnOn and Fatsiist also ram At"A''A' 'un'o' "A'
Betting Thirteen TO ! against Magic Light, to
lroqnn. Belle. 20 TO Wildwood. 100 to solon so
8 to suniol 20 to 1 MAZE Hanon. 10 t. 1 Fatast,
THIRD RACE.
Hanli:sP for all age; by subscription of q each,
r 10 . ia vi
| added Of which $l25 to second aud SIS to third;
The Pepper stables CHI. C. Kings Courier. ?. by
ttsn son 10y Geasins 9odom
sydney P.gets br. T. Admiration. 3. 12a .Ciswson,
81 5 DY
| ran.
Bs,.ing-Five to against Kings Courier. 9 to 1
sTuehon. 2 to Admir.ti IN; 70 St. Cloud, 10 to
g 81 to r FL to Of Ms
| bourne, 200 TO Tyran.
FOURTH RACE.
The Champagne Stakes; for woyear. Odds; by sub.
scription Of $50 each, IL entered Feb T. half forfeit
or $40 only il declared by Aug If; II entered Aug
when 5000 to second and 500 to third; penalties
and allowances; last seven furongs of the withers
j.. Z: Maddens br. G. Kilmarnook. by Sir Dixon
~ Eakins. b. g. !nt.nic IL yBolandi ......
a. A:igs chi Md e s,dam aug .1 TO-
Bsttins-Nine to . asatns. kilm.rnoek. 40 to l
Is to Modrine. to . Red Path.
FIFTH RACE.
The hunicipal Handicap: for throeyesr.olds and
each s2s forfeit or $40 only L declared BY Aug
Ehh Gae aHd so S to
sd a ms and The m
oysrNMoliie L. $50 Spencer " W nan.
W Hendre.s b T. Lsyerock !, ,oa oo'ccnnor,..
The Bachelor and Sir Huber, also ran '"D''nA''
| Time; 3:oo$;
n 2 NJ Hpll adj 10
L,yerock: 2oso warrentOn. . to The Bachelor
| SIXTH RACE.
Selling: for ree.year-olds and upward; non
Winners OF ~ 900: by subscripton OF $40 each. to
to aa
scale; allowances; one mile and furlong. over the
J. Z: McDonalds CHI, e.: Belle of Troy. 8. by Fonso
The w, Belle 100 jenkins :;;.,s.,:..:..I
Gor.n' Myth. Elmer. Scotch Plaid and ' Wan. Not
Time-l54h
Betting-1o TO I AGAINST Belle Of Troy 5 to l
Myth, 100 to Elmer. q to Scotch Plaid. to
At Chicago.
cHIcAeo, Oct. 1.-THE racing season at Hawthorn
ended to-day. Again not favori,e won. Sum.
Fra Race N tgrlonss.zazs lol tMitchelp,
second Tom Gilmore los WILSON, to i. third.
second Receive and one.haf turlongs
retA. lo7 Conley) q to l. won; May Beach lI4
tBnrns II to 3. second; Livadia lo7 lMcQuade). 80
to !. third. Time, l:O7V.
Third Race-Sx furlongs-Nora c. % (MitchelN
10 to l, won; Little Alarm. 100 (Conley). 4 to L.
second Woodranger, lo4 tMcQuade> Is to /. third.
| Time, l:Ih&.
Fourth Rtce-One and onn.half miles Croesus
JOG tMcQuade', to !. won; Goose Liver. 100 Wink.
held. - 70 l. second; Holdup, 30 waldo, 81 to /.
Fifth Race-Onc mile-Jim McCleevy OF (iit
chel. IL to 3. won; Eight Bells, lOI Dominica 10
TO ]. second; Pat Garrett ~ tWildo) 20 to l. third
| Time, l:4I.
Sixth Race-one and one sixteenth miles-Trllie
| W. lOI tMitchell, to I, Won; Mary Kinsella lOb
| tBurns). Is to 10, second: Annie Oldheld lO5 dom
| mick. 10 TO !. third. Time, l:i7
At LRtonia.
CISCINSATI, Oct 14.-The results OF the races to
| day at Latonia follow:
First RAce-One mile-Be True. Io5 Frost, even