The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-08-29
lady MASSEY'S DOLPHIN.
D MADDEN SPRINGS ANoIhfH
~,nn ONE Ar SHREPsHEAD BAf'
u,,,., capture. the woodeock stakes In
Ir,es record Time for A. T. A.e'rIhs
,".I,chmann, Lose Their Highly Irsd
an.,t,,. sir shooter Entres To-day

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o,tr,cted 1900 lovers OF racing 70 sheepsneun
"a, yesterday afternoon. More pracucai rea-
", ,.,,obt out a long array OF bookmAkers
and ,bcy retained most OF the money inVesed'
NV" ID. ~. ,vo fayorites won. stu the layers
a. "", 3, accused Of "skinning the lamb"
90, ro ,pur other winners we're we'll backed
=. .rpcrauye prices. Weather and track
odt,,ns contributed what proved 10 be an
ENJOYABLE afternoon.
1be arst stake feature on the card was the
uiad,nck for two-year-olds. with selling al
,oa,roes As 4, was scheduled TO be run over
%a ,y, course, students of form were nll,asuay
w., ,hoy finally selected Moor. from the Cough
- .table lie had run a remarkable six
sa,l,p, ,rlL last week while making the pace
g., / adv OF the Valley in her final spin for the
r,,,rty. and his time Of iiSh was thought
aand enough TO plunge on, Moor showed
- IN the getaway rush. but was soon out
~, nv !. r. Madden's c~ast-off. Demurrer, now
.,.,t,y in the colors Of A. l.. Aste. The son
:, nsr,iyer was let go by John T.. Madden
,,do, tho belief that he had a yellow streak
:, "a. has II did not develop yes
- "a he not only won practically
,,om start 70 finish but cut two-ffths OF a sec
ord N the record made over the course by
gGhH seit on June? 20. Turney Bros Bowen chased
Kin closely for Eve furlonSs U tthenT eakened.
iSsttl1g W Six Shooter, Who .prlnted through
r., he extreme rear division and beat Moor
,,U~ Jangths for the place. Bower, struggled
home fourth; In the tpturitS trials 81 Sho0Seb5
W.. tier was preferred by the stable last Sat
u,pIGay' +. Farrell, who ran Presarave In the
Wocdcock. proved TO have a longer memory
nan most OF the other horsemen and he claimed
sI shooter at a cost OF about $500.
"iFe scratching fever which has spoiled so
many races since the season opened Rroke
vesr-0ll-. tho richest event on the days card;
siduey Lucas, First Whip, Nucatn. All Gold
aud Knight Of Rhode, were withdraw, but {.
MANN Watercure. This left five to 20 and
Carr ok, making him fayonte at
Tmand. willie Advance, Guard and Lady
Ma.,ey were well played at IS to 5 each. AdS
vsp . Guard, the good Western cGlt, went on
and Lel her own to the end, winning In a drive
by a length. killashandra. Watercure ami
David Garrick finished heads apart IN a rouslng
finish. The record for the stake Is 1853 as.
mae by Henry Of Navarro in 1904, Two years
ago Floronzo won in 50. IS and yesterday
LADY Massey duplicated the time.
The first race ot the day, a dash for two
year-olds down the last five and a half fur
lonss NJ the new FutGrity course. was sigma:
lied by the victory Of a sou OF the horse OF
by the talent In favor Of Al Green and Kenil-
worth. but the California colt trimmed the
pair in a driving finish,
Belle OF Troy played TO ,odds-on., scored
an easy victory In the second race and looked
such a bargain at the entered selling price
1900 that Tod sloan bid her up TO 1900
tom ~ extra bid OF s. and II Is said that he
collected more than the deficiency In the ring.
The hurdle race resulted In a clean-cut win
for the favonte, Klondyke. over the second
choice, Drsusht.man, Nine horses COM
reted and all kept their feet, although the race
was run az a fast clip, King %Bramble. at the
day easily by two lengths from Bette Gray.
quoted at the same price, The Joint fayorites,
Potente and Mayor Gilroy. finished third and
description, as after the first half. during which
Mayor Gilroy looked formidable, the three
horses In the money fought II out among them
beat Potente and only beat him a neck for the
place. Summary:
FIRST RACE
For Two y.aroidS BY subscription Of $40 each;
MIC, Sins ' p%S. iae:a is q s sRtSa stss Z a.: :s' S1s s snd * sa Il
turlongS q new Futurty course:
y" of 3a miSaR s siana Sa c "a n'. M SSJ%9nd., BY
G. T. Paiierson,s b c Au Green. ~, TaraD. -. z
Green d, Morrisis b or b. c KenrlWOrth. IL, Bail.
d. Barlow. Pitdtheh and Marx Lane also ran.
Betting -sI TO ' as:l iS Beau ormoud.. 7 to 8
All Green, Q TO 8 KenIvorth, . 70 / Or Barlow. 60
to Pederch, 50 70 / Mark LANE.
SECOND RACE
subscription Of SO Zach; with 500 added. Of Which
tL2S 10 second and SIS 70 third; allowances; one mile
JE MsDon.d,. CHI m. Belle Of Troy. 4, by FOn.o
The Belle. 100 (HsnrD 49,.
Il l'' wilson, g. : ss &. h q Bsn psaS' !. los 3 n scAsSeD5
Time, 1854 IS.
Betting nv. % on Belle Of Troy, 8 to o arains,
THIRD RACE
The Woodcoek Stakes; for two-yeaI olds; by sub
.rPu9n o. tSC Zach toI starters Or SO forfeit; with
slline allowances nve and a halt turlongs on turf:
Al Asie,s eh c Demurrer, BY DeceveT Fioreae.
c ila'camann's sons b. c SIX Shooter iC7 crm
G9ashacr.s STA bis,, CHI. e. Moor. iioi CMccae. .. :
pttsgIave, Aleula, Frank Hall. Bowen, Ginki.
Farmer Bennett, The Regent and Plead also ran.
Betting riv. to i ! ssain Tt Demurrer. 10 to ! 81.
Shonit' to5 Moor, 8 TO 1 Pfesgraye, > TO | Albula,
PP,adi ''"' penney" ~ Inc regent 100 TO l
PoURT RACE
The Dolphin Stakes. for thTee-year Odds by sub
We. added Of which sSo0to second and $3.50 TO third;
=" Iadd:n fiP : T. GSdS Sns M ss,s sHS g. 2 FalsSiso
VIC, whitney,. eh T. KiIlashandra 100 todom.
C!Lulehclds Jr 8, oh. Q. Wa,eTeufe. Ill UAtIeneld) )
Advance Guard and David Ganick also ran,
BETTING Eighteen 70 against Lady Massey.
40 / kllashandra, IL to / Natercufc' Is to S Al.
vance Guard, 2 70 | David Gantck.
FIFTH RACE
4 handicap for four y.arolds and upward that
ts' not Won a hurdle race OF steeplechase Of the
s ss,5r q S st4GS; sy subscription Of go saeh: OF IS
ana $50 20 third: one mile and three quarters over
NJ M.''er,'S 9 Klondyke, aged. by Sir Modred
; / stsyens's br. G Drauehtsman. 4. ISIS tBraLD. :
"GS oaiiG'h Eng M 2 S9snt Nayaro, s. lSS .Gahiih
""rns aud Al Reeves also ran.
a,,. Time, s2i.
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