The age-herald., 1899-11-15
Longash-Marle heed. % aIarghber-


 ger),..... J. R. Hands ch. C. Dutch Comedian (D,
 113 (W. Miller) e. .s. ... J. R. Lancaster's ch. g. Lackman (a), 11S
 lh. Fltu1toe)... .-. s'. s.s .'s .'. ..' s'' .
 Time, 1:17.
 Annie Lauretta, 1OS; Choruta, 91; Bill Powell 106, and Nellie Riley, 96, finished as named.
 Betting-Ocie Brooks, 8 to 1 and even; Dutch Comedian, to ? and even; Lack man, to and ito g.
 Dutch Comedian started out to make a runaway affair of this event. He broke running, and before they had gone a fur long he had opened up a gap of half dozen lengths The race looked all over but the shouting. In the last quarter, however, Dutch Comedian got leg weary and com meneed to back up His early efforts were
 beginning to tell on him and when Ocie Brooks caught him he dogged it and drop ped back beaten, the mare beating him out half a length in a mild drive. Lack mans race was far below the mark. He had no speed and was never contender at any stage of the journey.
 Fourth Race-Purse $50; 2-year-olds; selling. Four and a half furlongs.
 C. Van Studdiford's b. f. Recompense, by
 Sidartha-Lady Nell, 10S (Patton) .... .. 1 H. L. Johnston's b. f. Intent, 1O3 Qrwin). 9 Strobel x Miller's br. f. Miss Fonsoland,
 IOo lCastro) -..... .... ..-........... ..... $
 Time, :57l2.
 Grumble, 9s, and Gertrude C., 1OS, finished as named.
 Betting-Recompense 5 to and 1 to 5; Intent, 10 to 1 and to l: Miss Fonsoland, , to 2 and to ,.
 Irwin rushed Intent to the front at the drop of the flag, and before the field had gone a furlong she had opened up a lead of two lengths. Recompense was last away from the post. but by vigorous hustling Patton had him in second place early in the wi 4 third
 Miss Fonsoland was a remarkably close fourth, and Grumble, the favorite, last. h. tent set a merry clip, and until well into the stretch she looked all over a winner. Irwin was looking back at the others and was apparently making a show of the field. Patton, however, was hard at work on Recompense, and his filly, coming along gamely, won by good length Miss Fonsoland closed considerable ground the last eighth and beat out Grumbe for third money by length.
 Fifth Race-Purse $200; 3-year-olds and up; selling. Five and a half furlongs. B. Barrett's ch. g. Ben Frost (4, by Faustus-V Volturo, 1N Patton) ..... '..... l | w. E. Brassfield's br. f. Brown Veil (9), i 99 (J. Waldo ....... ........ .............. J. R. Bagley's b. g. John Boone (6), 1Of Time, 1:1OA.
 Looram 107: Adowa, 104; Wilfred Laurier 1O4, and Warren Point, 101, finished as named.
 Betting-Ben Frost. to and out; Brown Veil, 6 to 1 and to 1; John Boone, to and to 1.
 Patton added another scalp to his belt in the final race at five and a half fur longs After a short delay at the post fairly good start was effected, with Looram showing the way. John Boone, who has always shown a remarkable turn Of speed in the first quarter, at once shot out Tn front and for the first half he was showing the way Ben Frost was going wide on all the turns, but outgamed the others, ana was a close second at the head of the stretch From there home Patton rode nm vigorously and cleverly and landed him winner by a length. Brown Veil, who was among the tail enders at the start, came with a great burst of speed the last SIX teenth and easily disposed of Boone TOT the place by three lengths. Today's Entries First Race-Five and a half furlongs, B. vear-olds and up, selling: Frank Fellows 1G4; Jennie, 104; Negoncie, 1O9; Morris Woil 14: Hat Wilson, 104; Naughty Gfrl, 1VS; LIt' | tie Cavroche, 104; Denial, 1O9. l Second Race-One mile, selling: BraSnton l 1o4: Miss Al Harrow, 10i; Tom Peden, lOi l Joe Bell, 1O4; Sallie Lamar, 99; Iabatlon " | Third Race-Ffve-eigfstFhs mile 2-year olds selling: Supreme, 96 Woodr1ee, l0 l Profit: 9S; Jo Dee, 106 Intent, 1O1; Eyes Q | Blue 9S; Slime MaIhone, 96. Fourth Race-A mile and a half, selling MT Hunt 9S; Tewanda, 95; Robert Bonner l 100: Joe Bell, 97; Vanessa. 97 Chonita, o4. Fifth Race-Seven- -elgThths mile, selling | Annie Ilaurebta, 1O1; Borden, 104; Percita 1 1e1; Shael1bearer, 104; Can I See Elm, 1o1 l Ocfe Brooks, 96; Brown Veil, 96; Windward | 99; EjoStls, 101.