New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27
THE RACETRACK.
FIVE OF THE FAvoRITEs BEATEN.
ANNOY THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO THE
RULE AT GRAVEsEND.


regularity Gravesend yesterday, just one Of the
six getting home in front Annoy the
ception. and his victory in the nth race
when IL brought little rel'E. The earlier upsets
had wrecked form players I'D calculations at
rate that left little encourss rent 10 back him.
But for these financial ci.s continents the days
re cling was UP 10 the aversho. Some Of the form
displayed was Of the acrobatic order that has
marked this meeting, but ground and lofty tumblng
has become regular thing of late, and the bettors
Rave reached a state where they really expect IT.
The hurdle handicap, which first OF the days
races, began the upsets. Three Bars was an ooos
on favorite. and it really looked a case where
the price was warranted He not alone failed TO win,
however. but finished outside the money, Elmer,
who vas coupled in the betting with The Burling-
Route winning with Long Isle second and
Challenger third. The stewards questioned Ftnne-
gan, the rider Of Three Bars, but notice of any
punishment handed down. A query as 10
Einer's showing the last time out would be in
order
Rolling Beer looked best Of the poor lot of two
year-olds that made up the field fer the second
race. and he rated favorite, but when it came TO
racing there was just one in IT, Pleasant Sail She
made all the running and with something
10 spare Rolling Boer, who closed strong al the
end beat Monad for the place by a length
Autumn the mile and a furlong handicap in
decisive style, and in front the entire journey.
Jack Point with l26 pounds end Odom on his back.
earned second money, getting UP and beating Belle
81 Troy in the last jump. Burns's finish on the
last named very weak. King Barleycorn
sv5ed all the way
The Standard Stakes, a selling affair for three
year-olds went to Red Path, who always at
long price in the betting. Hesper, the favorite
who handicapped by the short journey. was
second. and His Royal TIighness third. It was the
latter's first appearance in several months.
Miss Hanover was clearly the best Of those that
in the fifth race, but Shaw, after having his
field soundly beaten. put up one of his heart
rending finishes, and Annoy beat him a short
neck in q race he should have by good
gin. Carbuncle was third. "Pittsburg Phil"
Shaw's employer is said 70 have Won a lot Of
money Oh Annoy Can il be that he is losing faith
IN the ability CT his boy2 Annoy bid in
for Sl05, advance Of ss15 his entered price
Spencer, Rappenecker and 10 TO proved the cor
rect combination IN the closing race The jockey
worked clear his field in the first hundred yards.
and had things all his own way TO the end win
nns easily by three lengths from TeTnpleton. who
beat D.iscoil
Burns who was suspended Tuesday for foul
riding was permitted 10 ride yesterday. the
score that he had made engagements which in all
justice should be lived up For the clemency he
was compelled to pay a fine Of 800, and the sus-
pension begins to-day.
Joe" Yendig. the well known member OF the
Metropolitan Turf Association, has filed lien on
earnings Of the colt Colonel Padden. He
claims that Michael Padden him 81, 700 for
loans made year ago. and that he Hadden) owns
the colt, although he runs IN the name Of Frank
Brown.
sam Hndreth finds his stable growing too
large and is anxious to reduce IL. Yesterday he
sold Bangor to Green 2. Morris and The Chamber
lain 10 Richard Loud
The summaries follow:
FIRST RAcE-Hurde handicap; 5000 added. Two miles
s. ae''iaF F.
Nits yrs. lbs u. -. owens Al IL
L wa'erlury's 3. g, Long Isle, I82.
T J, Heaiey's br g, Challenge, ,,,s Q i$:
Three Bars 8. la -. F.n4sssnj IS 2-5
.Iau simpson. :. 1870, Adams 46-i I5-i
Iosno' = l0'' s 9sSO'eeFS' 4Vl 10
coupled in the betting.
good Won driving by four lengths. neck be
second and third
SECOND RACE-For two-year-ods; $500 added; selling
Five and 0ne-haf furlongs
e. Morrfss b. (. Pleasant san. by Bath
= c Mecsner'ys b. c. Rolling I.os-. IL
a reatherstone's CHI Monad. ,sar
Frederick. IO5 ......... CAfccuej o 81 al
Iedy PaddeD lo2 ,-...........- 5HenTy3 1o-i a
FRANK Hal ioz Gear ioe, soioJoya6 40 10
start fair. on; by length; same distance
between second and third.
THIRD RACE-Handicap for al ages: $500 added On.
and one-eighth miles.
r {; Hiiareths br 9 Autumn, by Uneas
4 L Aste's br. c. Jack Point ! l25, ~. - 2
J. 2 MeDonalds en- f. Belle of Troy 81 SIS
e.irenias C. %; G S6956s5 - 80
Iiaaiaie G. los icaT Io5, Gs z9E6s 81 a
''s Hare'eoH' T. l1 En-: Turner Al SIS
start good. Won cleyerly by a length ana hall,
head between second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-sTANDARD STAKES: for three v.,r
dds $1,000 added selling. About six furlonqs
7 F s46ehS coz r. t en- eh g Red Path by
7 y suIvan's b. c. Hesper. IO5 .(McCusj . 81 "a
o Foroes's ch G His Royal H.giness %
,5eia OF 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CrprneT al II
A''lsis[ 10 .,o,t cBurns' ii as
starr good Won easily by lengths: same distance
between second and third
FIFTH RAcE-FoF ee-year-ods: selling: 500 added
One mile and seventy yards.
e { h .l1rets 81, e. Annoy, by Medder
T. ,a p AieHsnaers ch f Miss H Hanover,
T ) BsaIsy's b & csrbaaci: ''S iiS II 81
Ires,idietator los isuneF2 a 81
PF a 10 -. .(Elnisht -
unsightly 100 .............. GSeJoynt "a 81
Time-I:45%
Ear Eooo. Won driving by neck: five lengths be
tween SECOND third
Sixth RACE-For maiden tygo-year-o,as. GOO a.,
special weights Five furongs '
BY nTsI2 L :; irs sIS E Il, hisePReneeke
G F. MeMeekin's TemDleto spe i6s lo-l al
Woodruff Gays h. c. Drscoll ii i2 81 2-l
harpshooter tsnses. So 81
Marx Lane II2. @ Gsnnor} % "a
A &C.,. JOB 100 ieJoynp 20 81
Balloon. l09 .....-............... Slack 26-i 81
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