The age-herald., 1899-11-14

the race was started without her.
 Third raee-Purse $15O, for 4-year-olds and upward. selling. One mile.
 J. R. Hands ch. g. Robert Bonner (5), by
 Rossington-Belle of Nantura, 1oS Strobel & Millers ch m. Miss Al Farrow
 0), 103 (Castro).... ...... ........ ....... W. S. Laird's blk. h. Pete Kitchen (5), 101
 (P. Mufphy).... ...... ........ ...........
 Time 1:44I.
 Brighton, 104; Jack Martin, 101; Libatlon, 1O5; Mr. Hunt, 1Oi, and Frohman, 109, fin- dshed as named
 Bettlng-Robert Bonner, to and even; Miss Al Farrow, to and even; Pete Kit chen, 15 to 1 and to 1.
 The favorite was again successful in this race, Robert Bonner, a heavily played choice, winning as he pleased by five lengths. Miss Al Fhrrow gave him an ar gument for the money for the first three- quarters, but after going that far she dropped back beaten. Brighton sulked the first part of it, and did not commence to run until the race was over Landry hus- tied him along all the way. Frohman had d large following, mainly on account of Pat ton having the mount. He was well up with the leaders for the first half, but then dropped back and was eased up. He pulled up very lame after the race, and upon eX- animation 1t was discovered that he had broken down.
 Fourth Race-Purse $50, 2-year-olds, al- lowances. five furlongs: D. H. Bellows b. g. Adler by Tournament-Stephanoti 8 (Weir), won; Allen Neils b. g. Supreme, 97 U. Waldo, second; H. L. Johnsons ch. f. Two Armies, 97 Qrvin), third. Time, 1:o3.
 Sfnnemalhone, 1O9, and Gertrude C., 97. finished as named.
 Betting-Adler, to 1 and to 5; Supreme, 6 to and to 5; Two Armies, to 1 and 2 to 3.
 Adler proved much the best of this lot. He was off running and going the first quar- ter and opened up a gap of three lengths on his field. Weir hustled him along the first part and he always had daylight be- hind him. Supreme was second through out, but could never get to the gelding, he winning by almost two lengths. Two Armies ran into third position, three lengths behind Supreme, while the others were beaten off
 Fifth Race-Purse $15O, 3-year-olds and up, selling, six furlongs: w. s. Laird's b. g. George H. Ketcham (5), by Falsetto-Re beeca, 109 (Patton), won; J. R. Lancaster's dh. g. Laekman (D, 119 Powers), second; J. R. Hands cih. g. Dutch Comedian CD, 1o7 (W Miller), third. Time, 1:15.
 Warren Point, 97; Tonto 10S; Looram, 97, and Wilfred Laurier, 1O2 finished as named.
 Betting-George. H. Ketcham, 2 Co 1 and to 5; Lackman, to 1 and even; Dutch Comedian, to and even.
 This race. brought out the best field of the day and produced a rattling contest Patton took George H. Ketcham to the front at the drop of the flag and, hurrydng him the first part, opened up a gap of two lengths. Dutch Comedian was taken wider by Miller and for the first half was rum ming strong second. At that point he be- gan to tire, and Powers moved up with Lackman. The big chestnut sprinter soon disposed of Dutch Comedian and was cut ting down Ketchams lead at a rate that. promised trouble for the leader. Patton, however, kept his mount well together. and. taking the shortest route, landed him win her by length. Dutch Comedian was third, four lengths from Lackman.
 Today's Entries
 First Race-Five and a half fur1ongs. s- year-olds and up, selling. Quayer 94; Frank FelloWs, 96; Morris Wolf, 99; Jennie 99: Dulac, 104; Inspection, 1O7 Little Gavroche, 10S.
 Second Race-Mile, 3-year-olds and up Jack Martin, 9S; Sallie J., 103; Spinnaker. 105; Sun God, 1O6; Sallie Lamar, 112 Liba- ton, 1O5; Shield Bearer 10S; Mousquetaire lO5; Vanessa, 1O5; Our Lida, 103 Tonto, 103.
 Third Race-Three-fourth mile, selling. Chonnita, 91; Nellie Riley, 96; Oce Brooks, 9S; E. Jotis, 1O3; Bill Powell, 103 Annie Lau- retta, lOS; Dutch Comedian, 113 Lackman, 11S.
 Fourth Race-Four and half furlongs, g. year-ods, selling. Grumbe, 9S; Intent, 103; Gertrude C., 103; Miss Fonsoland, 1O6 Re- compense, 10S.
 Fifth Race-Five and half furlongs, g. year olds, selling. Brown Veil, 99; Warren Point, 101 John Boone 101; Wilfred Laurier 1O4; Adowa, 104; Looram, 107; Ben Frost, 1O7