New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
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THE RACETRACK.
MOTLEY AND THE MUSKETEER WIN
STAKES GOOD ATTENDANCE
AND HEAVY TRACK.

AND HEAVY TRACK.
The attraction at Empire City yesterday included
two stakes, the Clark Memorial Handicap and the
Kensco The day dark and threatening and
the track heavy but large crowd was
present Some new stages added to the
transportation service TO relieve the trolley cars
They were insufficient and the bawling hackmen
reaped their usual golden harvest Counting rail-
road fare hack hire and track badges, the
Empire City expensive The races yes
terday up to the usual haf-hoday standard.
OF course the favorites performed they usually
do on all such days Himself was the only one TO
win yesterday. He would not have won if Miles
had been alert and kept The Regent going at his
best until the mile reached. Miles imagined
that he had the race and stopped riding Him
self got up in the final stride and won the by
a seant head. Himself backed from to to
to 8. and he the only first choice TO win in
the afternoon. "Pittsburg Phil" says he will give
any one $4,000 who can prove that he bet on Do
lando Thursday
field Of FIVE started in the Clark Memorial Han
dcap King Bramble TO favorite with
Motley next in demand. Withers had considerable
support and Carbuncle was played some for the
place. Odom took Motley out in front at the start
and kept her there throughout the race, winning in
a mild drive from McMeekin and Withers King
Bramble last all the way.
Termless the first choice in the Kensico
Stakes for two-year-olds, at five furlongs Nearly
every starter in the had friends however, and
it turned out excellent betting race The start
fair. Termless as usual, shot out in front and
set clipping pace, with Brandy Smash and The
Musketeer close after him. Termless retained his
lead until the stretch reached, where he
dropped back, leaving Brandy Smash and The
Musketeer to fight it out. Odom took Brandy
Smash In near the rail where the going was deep
and II cost him the The Musketeer won by a
head with Annie Thompson third, half length
away.
Hammock urOn q He do oIa With
the horses In the second race and won easily F.
r. Hitchcocks Asquith the favorite at to 5
and Hammock at TO / in the betting w
{. Dalys Alsike won the last in driving
finish from Dread Doando was the favorite but
was not dangerous in the at any time. T.
Walsh might have with Dread il he had not
turned so wide coming into the stretch. AS 1t was
Alsike caught him in the last few jumps and won
by half a length. Belle of Orleans was third and
DOlando beaten off. Following are the summaries:
FIRST RAcE-For all ages; handicap; $500 added About
Ok 'ul''ns' 81 Betting E.
SANFORD y4 sy soas b - 6.o chgotsapqsa ~
,+S '' i1aurea'eia I0S'1 20 3Sa conbor nor; o1 10
J. H steimer's b g. Godfrey. l2I.,...,;;.;;
F M Taylor's b. f Gold Lace 100:
Belle Of Lexington 1lO .......... .GIenry} SIS S-S
bssp orniono' Jos 2Mocue) 81 II
Start fair. Won easily by length same between
second and third
SECOND RAcE-For three-year-cds; $500 added One
mile and seventy yards
J. Nc A. Msciarrys sryls blk Hammosk, by
F. R, Hitchoocks b. c. Asquith, iii.
J. J. Mocanerty's ch. g. West Baden. i6s
Hs4sss5 Es;s:ft ,gs u, g 955s5:3 5i55 ass55l q =
-,''9's" iO0 Tim..i:s5s ST c0nh0F' '-l .
Bad start Won easily by two lengths; one length
between second and third.
THIRD RAcE-THE KENsIco STAKES; for two-year-
olds; $1,000 Five furIongs
Mrs Frank FarEe'g b. c. The lusketeer.
". T. Ryans ch c Brandy Smash. "GiS" io5 D
W Kilpatricks CHI. +. Annie Thompson
MSsr So 90 Oh l6las 6Mlsfasis Isl q
sraless los .fsa9Ge) SGH90e 22i IL
Margrayiate. 1O5 ............... Henry 10-i
Satire 92 CBrennan 15-1 81
N''u' % Time .oI Slack 6-1 p
Start good. Won driving by a neck; one length be
tween second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-THE CLARK MEMORIAL I4AND1-
CAP for thFee-yeaF-ods; $1,000 added One mile
'" .E7s F1seIsnds ensos gT u Motley. by Montana
n Bafe SrSSF !. b.. c n mcMeeEn iaS odom ls-S II
RRssaEi. if lis Wners 49, GsH58 8585 81 Il
0a'0on''' iO' Ting 5s 4 lhecHe' II pa
Fair start Won all the way by length; same be
tween second and third
FIFTH RACE-seling: for two-year- $500 added
FIVE and a half furlongs
J. j. MeCefferty's eh. Himself. by
yar-Felicite, IO2 CFIenry) 81 40
W Iakelands b. g, The Regent as:... 10
j. 4 MoGarrys b. g. Maiden lO8,
Balloon 103. 03................... 10 CIonnnr{ 5i
Piedrich l06 (McCuel O I0-I Il
Educate 99....................H a Slacl1 q
ne I5iotigI, S' VSannon) b0-1 2Q-I
Time :07.
start fair. Won ridden by scant head: one length
between second third
SIATH RACE-For three year-olds and upward; selling
$500 added. One and a sixteenth
". c. Daly's b. C. Aske 4 yrs by
Flatiands-Lucky Glover. 10i N. (SIIes) 81 II
Perry Benont's b. I. Dread, 1Gl........
]. J: McCanerty's b. f. Belle OF Orleans 10 ="
Boanqdo I0s o e, ,connori d i-$
(Hoar) 30 81
Aoehesier' loi lMi:chelD 20-1 6-I
start good Won driving by length; same distance
between second and third.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAYS RACES
FIRST RACE-Maidens. two years old; $500 added sne
eis weights Five a half furlongs
Name VT Name W.
Advocator .106 Ginkt ........... too
the 100000 105 The Golden Prince =. 100
Alcycne H--.--..-... .l05 Automaton ........ 100
CarneIlan .lO5 Ga
100 Idle
sfi. it The Rogue.
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