New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
THE RACETRACK.
FANORlTES HAVE THEIR DAY-STAR
BRIGHT WINS A TWO MILE RACE

= Oi@i4ES HAVE THEIR DA1-STAR
BRIGHT WINS A TWO MILE RACE
The attendance at Morris Park was unusually
i"Ise' even for Monday The programme offered
40 OIlehI or shining stars, but the horses entered
seemed equally matched, and this fact. together
win the warm sunshine. brought out a big crowd
h!ondyke was the only favorite killer. and ne
might nave been termed favorite. as nc probably
carried as many commissions as Draughtsmaa did
<AIIeF the hrst race five first choice horses got
nome first, making the majority of the talent
Uemely happy. klondyke Is horse of unusual
merit He took UP his I73 pounds and. ran through
ms deep mud for one and one-haf miles Ike
Jumper OF some class. He INDUCED AvaraGo II and
I)faughtsman with the lead until within striking
distance Of home when he went TO the front and
Won ne pleased. For his excellent work over the
hurdles In this country he Is to go abroad TO Try
his luck on the British turf leaving New-York on
Saturday next
Star Bright and Douro were the only starters for
the Ethelbert Stakes TWO miles over the Wtthers
course. II IS perhaps fortunate for Star Bright
that no more horses did start for he required the
whole track all for himself Mr.. Madden gave
doom orders 70 wait with Star Bright and let
Douro make the running for a mile or so. but Star
Bright was not in a waiting mood. He nearly
pulled poor little Odom Of the saddle the
start, and on several occasions he ran and
zigzagged on the track. Odom had to keep hit
ting him lightly the right side Of his head with
his whip to keep him anywhere near the rail on
the turns. He finally by a couple of lengths
in 889S4. Both horses well backed Star Bright
being slight favorite all times
Rolling Boer running in the name ard colors OF
William Cahill. the for tWo-year- ODDS
after a long drive with Gold Heels. He was a top
heavy favorite at to ;, while Gold Heels was his
nearest competitor If the start had been any
where near good it is likely that All Saints would
have the race Half of the boys did not think
II was start when the flag fell and Ransch,
among the others, pulled for a second. When
ne discovered his error ne went on and gained on
the leaders all the way home He going strong
Mr. Keepe bo g IN ao nan paCk it AZ Oh
The Second Monday Handicap fell to Carbuncle
erously played by many shrewd bettors. and both
horses ran up to their form. Carbuncle in the mud
Is better colt than he is on dry track He held
me me Tsee safe at al points Vulcan was second and
Colonel Padden appeared in T. D. sullvan's
c coz ana vas strong favorite With Burns in
him The start was fair, with the Colonel in sec
~ e $ MaLga was thirG Dolando ran for
And aIn won his race from Dread and Sparrow Wing.
catch Dread with a better Jockey Dread wound
have won the race.
s. G. HHdreth asked for hearing before the
Jockey CUB which was granted Saturday night
in racing circles and said II there was no chance
Tor his racing here he would take all OF his
Of his stable here The Jockey club heard ali that
Hildreth had to say but did not give out de-
v. c. Whitney has engaged John Rogers to take
Mr.. Rogers; is considered an able trainer and a
man of much sagacty Both Mr.. Whitney and Mr..
When Rogers blows his trumpet for calling ali Of
oughbreds will make the gathering of the clans
look Ike hollow nockery; The rumor that Mr..
2 e n6 e Mn 2 Gr6 5ss for Fom s
Mat Byr3ess has sold Tammany Chief to John
Following the summaries:
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap; 5000 added One and
one-haf miles six hurdles.
sir m a4rs 81 kH 9s fssa Ii
Ralph Bl1ek's ch- G. Avarado H. t, AS
R. 7. Stevens br, & Draughtsman 1856:
f hss2 r! il las. S 5s;5s:8 81 8
Start fair Won driving By one length same distance
between second and third.
SECOND RAcE-sECoND MONDAY HANDICAP; for
two-year-olds and upward; 800 added Seven fur
longs Of withers Mile.
J. v f. he1s y Gsr0q 6 by stqy
s. c Hildreths CHI. c. vulcain III:
T.; n '.s,:s: =: l2$3:$s5} = =
Time :8o34
Start poor. Won handny Place same.
THIRD RACE-THE COMMANDO STAKES; for two
year-olds; selling: 500 added. Eclipse Course.
by c6a aIaTa 9is Russ eInS iot S
J. E. Madde=1's b + Luerana, IO7. -.
Miss NJ divers b. T. Manga S. Cannon Isl al
Gboioe' los acJo5n3 III al
Maxmus 10S- (Bullman) 10 Il
The Golden Prince. (Alilesl 10 Al
-.
Annie Thompson IS ..... &C. Thompson1 III 81
Ttme-1:l1&.
Fair Won easily; place driving
FOURTH RAcE-THROG's NECK STAKES; selling;
500 Mile.
J. J, McCanerty's b. &. Dolando aged.
by Observation-Disclosures, 1O4 70. $3.50.
r T. wilson's T, Sparrow Wing, i04..
{dcCu-J 2-I 4-5
LIocochee. 1O4 tBulnlan) IL So
Time-1:443a.
Start good Won cleverly by length one
half lengths between second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-ods; 500 added. Six and
furlougs Of wthers Mile.
william CahiiIs b. Rolling Boer by
Dutch Roer-WoOdranee. 1l2 ID.
(Bullmanl 6-5 IL
T NJ sloans b. C. Gold Heels l12....
(Burns) I3-5 As
J. R. & F. p Keenes b.. Saints
Ransch) 10 al
The Rhymer, ll2. .........-.l 20 Common o 81 s.
Queen Carnival lO4 Il Walshl o 30-1 ID
Sentry, lO2 tCldoml III 81
H.. CRutter) SCI 1G-l
Frederick. tR Willans) o ID CT