Evening star., 1900-10-06
MORRIS PARK RACES.
Jockey Henry Rides Four Winners
Out of Five Mounts

-Four stake events in a program of. six
races made an ambitious card at the Nor
ris Park track yesterday, and gave such
promise of sport as to draw unusually
large attendance The weather was warm
and the track good. The racing was spirit
ed from first to last. though foul and reck-
less riding somewhat marred the sport A
jostle, due to Intrusive, just as the horses
were coming out of the back stretch. knock
ed back and apparently beat Favonius for
the last race the Grand Stand handicap
Another jostle mixed up the two-year-olds
In the Bonnibert handicap near the finish,
and spoiled what seemed an excellent
chance for Glenel1ie to win. In the fourth
race three or four horses were permitted to
swerve all over the track by their riders.
Straight through the meeting there has
been reckless riding, but SO far the stew
ards have not thought fit to punish any Of
the offenders. The riding honors Of the day
fell to Jockey Henry, who all but cleaned
up the card by riding four Of the five win
only other mount. .-s
For the Bonnibert handicap, six and
half furlongs, for two-year-olds, seven
ran. with Teemon- ,favorite; and DR.. Bar
at the start. raced out in front to the
last turn Of the Withers course, Carnelian
second and Teiemon third to that point,
and DR.. Barlow trailing last. On the
tired and stopped. Telemon then showing
in front. while Glenelie and Servilia clos
ed on him from the middle of the crowd.
All were whipping In the last half fur
long, Telemon still in 'front.' when jostle
for which Carneian seemed responsible
knocked Glenellie back. At the same time
DR.. Barlow closed with a. rush from back
In the rear. and. catching the firing Tele-
length and a half. Gleneflie closed again
after being interfered with.s. and finished
at Telemon's shoulders, ,c
Three horses-Himtinss Pride and
poandoEwere an. sas nearly easSI the betting
longs for which five r4nss hffntine at post
time being a slight fapUrfese Elfin Conig
was the first away and set the pace to the
far turn on the Withekso'cSlrse. Himtine
second to that point, .tWftfpdDOlando off
badly, last. On the tupas ibntine went to
the front and opened g6p Q& two lengths.
Elf1n Conig and Pupil then fshe closest up.
For the remainder Of thebSsesnH nHimtine held
on in front, galloping at his, ease and win
ming with something t9 uspare by two
lengths. Elfin Conig blsh and stopped on
the stretch, and Doland6, cl0SIng from last
place. joined Pupil and f4Qdghpout with him
ing just long enough tdsEst' second money
by a head.
The Grand Stand handfeapgaone mile and
a furlong, last on the CARD, mad five In 1t,
with Favonius the favonlte. 'dFavonius was
first away, and, taking the rail- went on
in front, with Intrusive second and Hardly
third. This was the order through the back
stretch to the far turn. where Intrusive
jostled against Favonius, causing the ia
vorite to fall back, Intrusive then going to
the front and racing there for the remain
der of the contest Favonius closed again
after Bullman steadied him, but could never
catch Intrusive who won rather easily by
three lengths, Favonius second. five lengths
away from Charentus, third.