New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-04
THE RACETRACK.
>ooR RACING AT MORRIS PARK-ROIL-
ING BoER WINS AND IS
DISQUALIFIED.

DISQUALIFIED.
A--Ar the uvhrl and excitement Of Tuesday the
racing At Morris Park yesterday was tame There
were few close finishes. but the popular horses
were not in them a rule and no applause was
bestowed on the winner. except in the first race
when KIondvke won. II a hurdle handicap AZ
Two miles and the ex-outlaw, Klondyke, simply
rsIloped his field TO death and came home alone,
although he carried top weight-lss pounds.
The weather was fine IN the afternoon. II IS
remarkable that there have been so many pleasant
racing days this year The associations must he
enioytne a golden harvest The attendance was
up 70 the average yesterday. and the betting was
sufficiently brisk 70 keep the pencil men busy
The defeat Of Dolando in the last race a hard
blow 70 many Of the middemen. who fancied that
IN him they saw q certainty, and bet accordingly
The real plungers did not care TO take the price
offered. 70 8. They are looking for something
that looks harder with a better price. Dolando
ran his usual honest race, but he did get away
from the post in a good place Henry made up
lot OF ground with him but he tired when he
raced up Godfrey IN the last furlong. and could
not get his head in front. Godfrey was overlooked
by the spectators. He excellent race at
Gravesend at the recent meeting, beating some OF
The fastest sprinters at three-quarters Of a mile.
Yesterdays was over the Withers mile, and
almost every thought the distance would be too
great for him. He a clever victory, and from
this day viii be put down e dangerous fellow
IN ordinary company. His former owner thought
so little Of his ability that he gave him away late
last spring. Since then the horse has won several
races for his present master and is likely win
more
Rolling Boer won the fourth race and was dis
qualified for fouling Criterion and Gold Heels
Servilla was making the pace with Gold Heels and
Criterion in good places close behind. Entering
the last furlong Rolling Boer. who had been on the
outside, cut across the field, nearly knocking,
Criterion down and causing O'Connor on Gold
Heels. 70 pull Up. He caught Servilla near the
wire and won by half length The stewards, after
hearing .o,Connor and Henry disqpaliaed Rolling
"a IL0T Szry Ia
CRITERION was the best horse in the race and
H us 6r heV vas woH 10 Re had not cen reFed with
uoce xo h Re was ee9g a ~ his
ginning Of this meeting. and yesterday rode two
RACES on Lady Uncas and Godfrey
Pe5255 was PsXsd gea9s0g 9s at the last
Basuto and large field OF two-year-olds. McCue
4. Featherstone,s TeInplar captured the fifth race
lasted just long enough 10 win The time was very
" e. DAILY has purchased Annoy from Hndreth
Hildreth wanted 70 withdraw Meehauus from the
o224 race 5 after 6T 4s 0fn has up 1eoe9
from 70 l 10 10 l in the betting and ran poor
Following are the summaries:
FIRST RACEAUTU1rS HURDLE HANDICAP. Two
81 Betting s
} 66l'' I. Ben BaeF, 'lS aiss::s5 81 -
P H Hums's b c. The Burlington Route,
Sir Hubert les (BarTy} sE-i %
Time-s.44
Won very easily; place handily.
SECOND RACE-Handioap for all Five furlongs Of
Eclipse Course
osoeoz stables b. { Lady Uncas. B yrs.
0y Ben s'or1ne-Fraaence. JOG ,5;:l+.i;,
George Forbes's Oh. c His Royal High
? N TsyIors b I. Gold Lace los ~,
Meehanus ls..................CB1 imsn} 81 -
!eIsey " (GEnor5
sTe-5sie - Jos 5BurnsJ 81 -
Nessbs -e a. Slack 81 81
Tme-o5s,
Won in drive Place easy
THIRD RACE-THE HURRICANE STAKES; ceiling
for tTo-year-olds. Five furongs Of Eclipse Course.
e ? M2Nssas b -; T 7 Mos BY S
J. z, seagraH's en- c Basuto. 1 192
L Y Bells Dr C. Sweet Tooth l9l.,.;
E1eetvtng Burns IL -
Tsnnaany CHIEF. 92.....-...-.-.J Slack 81 q
FAR &C. Thoapson5 100 40
cz4asliaH. 104 .dlttieaeld} s. q
Grey Leg lo5---.-- = .. evans 100 90
Won ridden cut: three lengths between second and
FOURTH RAcE-For tv-o-year-olds Six and half fur
i9ngs Of the withers Mile
i.t Mfcee b 9 ao ne R9f fsB By 10 81
Pierre L0-1lardg b. { servira- BY Sen
T n slosa's Z. c Gold Heels. i'll
sdsSssTs5 Holman ssaiiTsa} 25-i 81
DISQUALIFIED for FOUL Iirne-i'Si
Won in a hard drive by half length distance
between second and third
FIFTH RACB-For maiden raree-year-olas. withers
\ Featherstone-s q e. TernpIar BY Order