Evening star., 1900-08-09

| second choice esaOONa
| head in drivmgf,h.fish from J. s. Fer
| guson's fast, graceful and beautiful filiy
| Musette. who was Hdden in the most hide
sputter Of a riders Wedderstrand. Belle Of
Lexington had many hackers. She came
" y: E: paly.s Aslke won the last race.
| third. Alsike moI9deas If he were beaten
| on the backstretch, but he closed with a
rush and won by + barrow margin;
The stewards Of the Jockey Club met
yesterday. August9Bedmont, James Galway.
| F. R. Hitchcock ,aqd Andrew Miller were
present. James Galway was appointed stew
ard to represent5 the5Jockey Club at the
autumn meeting of the Coney Island Jockey
Club. On the recommendation of the stew
ards of the Brighton Beach Racing Associa-
tion the suspension ibf Jockey Jenkins was
continued indefinitely.
Results at Saratoga.
A larger gathering was present at the
Saratoga races yesterday than on any pre-
vious day of the meeting although the pro-
gram consisted Of only five overnight con-
tests Rain fell at frequent. intervals and
the track was heavy Waring, at II to 20
was the only favorite that won In the first
race nine" maidens, three years old and up-
ward, went to the post. Bastile was a slight
favorite over Duoro. with Ringleader next
in demand. The finish was between these
three. Rngleader gaining the decision by
a head Duoro was only a neck in front
of Bastie. This was the only close contest
of the day.
Lady of the Valley. the even money IA
vorite for the five-furlong dash for two
year-old fllies, was beaten by the 20 to 1
shot Splash
Maximo Gomez, the odds-on favorite In
the one and three-sixteenths miles race
succumbed to Queen of Song Maxine Co.
mez appeared to be quite lame as he passed
the judges stand
Old TrilIon won the steeplechase handi!y
from Cousin Jess Arrezzo. Plagiarist and
Perfon fell Peter WINNER was timer in
place Of James F. Mccormick, resigned
Two Races for L. Reifr.
At the second days racing of the Brigh-
ton. England, August meeting yesterday
the Sussex plate. for three-year-o1ds and
upward, six furiongs, was won by ]. A.
brakes chestnut horse Royal Flush by
Favo, out of Flush, ridden, by L. Reiff
The Ovingdean plate was won by Tovaros
on which l.. Reff also had the mount
The Keenes Lead Winning Owners,
The racing firm of: James r. and Foxhall
2. Keene leads the list of winning owners
at the Brighton Beach meeting, as the
firm has led at earlier meetings, and the
promise at present is that the Keenes will
lead the winning owners for the year. At
Brighton horses running in the firm name
won $1O.SS3, while horses running for James
R. Keene. individually. chiefly Voter and
Commando. won $15.749 more, making the
total for the Keenes S26.632.
Perry Belmont is. second on the Brighton
list, the winnings of the great colt Ethel
bert being chiefly responsible for the sl2.-
Gl5 to his owners credit. A. l.. Aste,
whose colt Jack Point won the Brighton
handicap. Is third. with $11, 1886. The Pep
per stable is next with s8.21O. and F. D.
Beard. whose colt Prince of Melbourne
~
F'ifty-one owners stables won more than
$loo0 each of added and stake money, the
leaders. aside from those named. being C.
Littlefield. jr.. S.3s3: s. c. Hildreth,
s34i; NJ. Murphy, 81. 124; Pierre Lorrillard.
s4.115: Mrs S. C. Hildreth. 81. OBS: W. Lake
land. $s,9:'9: F.. NJ Taylor. $3.6S1; Harness
& Brossman. $'.3S4; c. T. Patterson. 81. 1876;
e. l.. Cranes $3.50: G. B. Morris, 800;
ard w. l. Fitzpatrick. $3,O67.
Jobbing in Grand Circuit Races.
The judges located what they believed a
job to allow Ace to win after manipulating
the pools in the 2.06 pace at Fort Erie yes
terday and the resulting incidents fur
nished the sensation of the third day of
Grand Circuit sport.
In the early pools Ace and Indiana sold
at so In which the rest of the field aggre-
gated so. Free Bond took the first heat
In III. but Aceacontinued to sell favorite
over the field in pools of so to s11. The
judges. suspicious being aroused by the
slow time. they declared heat bets off for
the opening heat. Indiana came to the
front in the second heat in much improved
time-2o6la. The third heat went to Ace
in 10 Free Bond. who was close up in
the 2.Oti2 heat, which Indiana won, being
far back. third.
The Judges We're now thoroughly aroused.
and they again declared heat bets off and
when the horses scored for the fourth heat
pulled Miller out of Free Bonds sulky and
replaced him by w. b. Mcdonald Ace
still sold favorite. and although Mcdonald
sent Free Bond right off in front. Ace out
paced him in the stretch and won easily in
21o. Ace then took the winning heat. The
Judges seemed settled in their determina-
ton that there was jobbng, for they de-
clared off all betting on the general result
and fined Driver Miller $3.50. and Kinney,
kenney. McEwen and Mccarthy 800 each.