New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-09
THE RACETRACK.
POTENTE FIRST IN A RAINsTORM-GOLD
HEELS AND BAsUTo FINALLY WIN.

stewards do not put stop the foul riding some
afternoon there will be bad accident The risks |
that all the jockeys taking these days ex-
tremeIy dangerous Henry and Miles called I
into the stand explain of the mix ups they
in. but action taken further than a /
reprimand all the boys to stop their reckless |
riding Henry Advocator and Miles Annoy
had narrow escapes.
The first race in a bright and glowing /
sunshine The last in a cold driving rain J
storm. Intrusive was the favorite in the last
when the horses splashed to the post but all the
wise money had been staked Senator McCar-
rens colt Potente. There long delay at the
post, during which time the jockeys drenched
when the barrier went up there only one horse
in the race-Potente He galloped all the and
without effort Charentus was second and
Intrusive third
Beau Ormonde from w. OBJ Macdonough's sta
bic, captured the first in the easiest possible
manner. Dr. Barlow, Trillo and Yep with
drawn. Hardly a 6 to first choice, and ran an
Indifferent race, finishing poor last in a field of
three Nearly everybody glad to see Mr.. Mac
donough's colt win because fortune has not favored
him very beautifully since he began racing.
The Olympan Stakes for maiden wo-year-olds
brought nine colts and FLIES 10 the post. Basuto
J. Z. Seagram's Canadian colt. the favorite.
and with pullman his hack came in first 1t
is possible that Advocator would have won had he
not been interfered with on the turn for home.
This colt q fair race, and he will probably be
contender in the White Plains Handicap the
last day of the meeting, if he retains his present
/
Basuto and Advocator was third. Colchester,
| other Canadian from Mr.. seagram's stable. was
| thought have excellent chance to win the
Bauyhoo Bey Handicap. with only 100 pounds
| his back Second place best he could do. Gold
Heels the favorite. won the in rather clever
style Mitchell had the mount on A H. & D. Fl.
Morris's colt Choice, and he tried to make a run
/ away race of II. rushing the front and leading
/ by two lengths until well into the stretch. He
! found the distance six and one-half furongs, too
much for him and finished third. out to the last
! ounce
! Compenss ton at last won He top
| heavy favorite for the fourth race and won a
victory that was fercely contested To Burns be-
| longs the honor Of winning, for Days Belgrave
was the better Of the two, and with jockeys re-
versed Compensation probably would have lost.
! AS usual Belgrade a long price, 20 TO to
/ win. Some of the pungers thought they
! opportunity with Wait Not and he well
! played, but chird his lot after much humping
! and interference A wild tip circulated in the
! local poolrooms beast named Sea Robher in
this race. and so eager were some people TO bet
! large amounts him TO win that he actually
| backed off boards. His a study of
! deiberateness. Lamey rode. and he last every
! foot Of the journey and losing ground at every
! jump.
DAILY found consolation over the defeat of Bel
! grave by winning the fifth with Annoy, beat
! ing the well played Brisk and The Amazon. An
! hoy to last in his field half way from
! home, but Miles persevered with him and got him
going like engine at the seven-eighths pole.
! He rushed through the field in the reckless
manner and easily from Olea, who had been
! leading Tor most Of the distance. The Amazon
was third, head behind Olea. The patrol Judge
| complained against Miles for foul riding. and the
stewards questioned the boy at some length before
| they awarded Annoy the race - ~
X. Vanderbilt in Paris next year and Henry will
| s c. Hidreth has bought Golden Age from J. E.
| Madden on private terms Hildreth intends 10
Following the summaries
FIRST RAcE-F1RsT MONDAY HANDICAP; for two
year Olds and upward; s7oo added. Seven furlongs
s. Betting Pi.
W o Maed9nosFss f 9h Beau 3o 0rmond
Goughacre Stables CHI g. Moor s9....
A. Il. & H. Morris's CHI. Hardly;
~ Time :eTIs.
| Start good. cIevery; place the
SECOND RACE-THE oLYNPIAN STAKES; for two
! year-ods; 800 added Five and one-half furlongs
J. f. seagram's CHI c. Basuto. ~ n.
belmont. ss or.p,.. 100 (.9 3P@@Ps 81 q -
William Jennngs's b C AdvooatoT lila, liz,
E SsaBsisa i l}s it7isasi5 Ia al
Yep ~. .....-......... 1odom I 2l2-i
Maria Bottom. 1os. ............. (WSiiIams - i
Add los' Time .o7 !H''0ynp 10 a
start fair. lengths; length between sec
third.
/ THIRD RACE-THE BALLYHoo BEY HANDICAP; for
two-year-oids: 500 added Six and One-haf furongs
the WIthers Mile.
N sl2an,s h, Go OLD Heels s,.6 hy The
J. F. seagrams b. c Colchester 100
H. d. Morris's b. ch2iss: ZOE
The Rhyuer tBurns) Az IL
saamas 1O7. (McCue) II 2ls-l
! start good. driving by a length length and a
half between second and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse; for three-year and upward
5000 The Wthers Mile.
E Beachs c. Compensation 4 yrs.
W 'S G y Days b. c belgrade os. Niles Isl 81
Honnock 107 % Common ii 81
Isd{ q In the y Ea les- " ION Sdgs 4 Is
CarbuncIe % .............( Thompson 251 81
star Chime Slack 29-1 Il
Finnan, % (Doneganl o l5-l 81
RObber. 100 tLamley) D -O-l 81
start bad Won in drive by nose; length be
tween second and third
FIFTH RACE-For tiree-year-olds and upward; $500
added withers Mile.
W c. Days z. Annoy, yrs e.. -
Newton Bsnningtons +. olea, ol.
walter Keyes's b. Z The Amazon. 60 -
PTe allsisit G 100 dIenry I5 81
NaoocAl7h' NO Tfme-i:42l9,
s.- ,a,r von easily by three lengths. length be
tween and third
SIXTH RAcE-over the handicap for three yearoids
IA inward. $3.50 added Mile and one-sixteenth over
the
MecsT1sn 1 Potsnts y Burns ~ 1ls 80
l O. L H''As'a'' % s. csaiiH.1os s-s -s