The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
A WIN FOR WARRENTON.
TIE FLORIST COLT BEATS Box IN A
HANDICAP AT hQUEDUCE

cessful Favorites-Further Honors for
the Two-Year-Old WarinE-Uncle Louis
Runs Second in a Race ut Tempting Odds.
Another good sized crowd mustered at the
Aqueduct track yesterday, and this time sue
oseded in picking two winning favorites.
That they did not fare better financially was
largely their own fault. as they selected Belle
OF Lexington to beat Wnring and afterward
pinned their faith to Box. Our Nellie and
Suniol. bunch OF the most crratic performers
In training.
The chief feature on the card was handicap
for three year odds and upward at one mile
and sixteenth. The blue pencil cut the
field Of ten in half and although Box was set
to carry the big impost of 1913 pounds he ruled
favorite over Charentus 100. and Warrenton
105. The top weight faced the barrier in a
running vein and forced the pace from 6agfall
until inside the last sixteenth pole. where
Warrenton ranged alongside and won out by
neck. Charentus took care OF the others.
In the opening DASH which was for two
year-olds. over the Ave and half furlone
course. Belle OF Lexlng ton fattered her hackers
for most OF the distance. but WarinR came
along whom ready and won with good deal in
reserve by . length and half. while
Goldons ran the favorte to a neck for the place.
Scotch Plaid had only Leando to beat in the
second race. and he did It so impressively that
H. T. Griffin bid the winner up and secured
him for $500. an advance OF $500 over his en-
tered price. Old J. A. Grey showed a flash OF
his Western form In the third race. but after
making the running for six furongs he curled
up and OConner scored rather easily with the
outsider. Uncle Louis a length and half.
The success OF jenkins on both Scotch Plaid
Rs pSnss on or Ns %
Th a was also Prononncsd Play on Gn5co ora
have n moment DCOnnOr shot him
under the barrier on his toes and spre ad led
the field. Emigre coming home on the bit two
far In front OF the favorite.
Eleven maiden two year; old file. furnished
sanioi showed speed Tor few iuroHss. 'fut
OConncr worked hard to register his third
through with rush in time to snatch the VIC
tory Sy hall length Cupldlty. at long ODDS.
beat Sunio for the place. summary:
FIRST RACE.
For two-year-ol Odds; weights I'VE pounds below the
scale; non winning allowances: Ave and half fur
F. N. Taylor's b. C. waring. by Masetto-The
sweeper: III ClaTsonl -. So.
L. Elmore's b. f. Belle OF Lexington. lo2 tocon-
O. B. Morri.'s b; G, Godone. los tBullmanl.....:
also ran.
Betting-Two to / against waring. aven money
Belle OF Lexington. II to Goldonei 90 to Lamp.
SECOND RACE.
Selling; for three.year-oldsa and upward; one mile
G, 2. Smiths b; G. Scotch Plaid. 4. by Midlothian
H. T Grifin's CHI c. Leando, 8. 90 Pholsn).."....2
Time. 1858.
BettinR-Three to on Scotch Plaid, Is to against
THIRD RACE.
Selling: for four.year Odds and upward which have
run aud not won in 1899; allowances: about seven
R Blacks oh, g: Alyarado II. 8. by Amigo-sautA
Aargarita, 100 OConnor) .........:.:..... l
p. :. p Randolph CHI. GU cle Louis, T. 1Ol tHow-
T. Wilson. Jr.,s b. c. Athsmss; :. loe tClawsonl 8
Judge Denny. Howard s. RInado. Atlantus. Tsnis.
J. A. Grey. George Boyd. Campana and Nearest also
Time 1:c7l.5.
,Betting-Fye to against AlvarAdo r. 100 to
40 to Howard s.. 40 to Rinsldo. Tito Allan:
tus. 30 to T.nts : to a. Grey S q to George
FOURTH RACE
Handicap for three-yesr.olds aud upward one
": I. divers b. e. warrenton. 4. by Florist-Addie
W. sho Walters en- H. Boz s. i26 o connorj
o. J. Richardssb E. Gh.rentus. 8. 100 (clawson,.
Betttpg.Four to against Ws5Eenton 7 to Be- p:
Roman.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling: for thrse.yssr-olda and upward that have
not won $500 in 1922 allowances; one mile and
NJ: j. Cavanaeh's b. g. Emigre. 8. by Exile
Res.1. sh Sister tsxi , ?, % iWilsGn,
J. j. McHhle ID. 7. Our Stllle, ~. lUo
Bondman. Concord. Compensation and Village
Pride also ran.
Betting-seven to 2 against Emigrs rs to 1 Sister
Fox. Q to Our Nellie. 80 to Bondman 8 to Con.
| cord. to Compensation. 40 to l Village Pride.
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden two-yearold fllies. i've furlongs:
A. C. McCaderty's CHI. (. Fleuron by Albert-En.
Q. I. Riclard.,s b; Z cgpdty. 1os ,ciavson'.....2
lager Cheri JugRlery. Hand and Glove. Good Nature
and Dr. Fannie also ran ran I'D,
IT, ss1S %sd F a.Un0 80 70
Golden Rattle. 10 to summer Girl 40 to PillAger
100 to Ch.r 40 to :mggiery 20 TO rl Hand and
The entries for to-day's races are as fol-
| lows
First Race,For mares years old and over: SELL
ing; s4oo added six furlongs.
Satin Slipper 10 Florence Clark. los
Gaze. -. ........1os Tabouret ......."..11o
swes. G.poral 100 10" Theory ....,1 Io
Second Race-For three-year- olds and over: sell
ing; $500 added; one mile and a sixteeth'
o Sns"n OF Song a. T FGiiSna
Rare Perfume 80 81 Lady OF the West $3.50. o.
Third Race-For wo,yearolds, at eight pounds
added; hve and a half furlongs
Fhe 6ala nci. AND Take
R Rsi,s% ID. Biiiy S:Scri
The Amazon .........1l Carbuncle. ..........1l1
Pau.Pak kee wis l0I Difdence.. II
Peeler. -................lo7
Fourth RsCe-A handicap FOR thrs.yeAr'olds and
| over; $500 added; one mile and a furlong.
Box ~ Filon dor 100
King Barleycorn 10 Lotharo .............. ~
Warrenton. l04 Wait Not..........,,. ~
i Fifth Raee-For two wear ods; selling: $500 add
ed; about seven furlOnRs:
f feG.rs.t M HrTia 81
CeYlon. ~ prestldigtator lO2
All Gold .....,.....,..1no Freylinphnysen lo2
Decimal. .....,.,...,,.. 40 Dear Heart ~
J Wildwood lO4
Sixth Race-For msidens. three years old and over;
| special weights: $500 added one mile and seventy
yards:
Curio ,........,....,..loI Laudeman. 10
Ben Blue 10 ST. SimOnian 10
Daniel Qujlp. Lady Harriet OF
Gen. Sh after. Havelock. 10
Pckwickian ...,...,..11O ISIS Soak .,,.,.......lUI
| Maggie Doyle. .........1O7I
RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
| At Chicago.
nh II,