New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-28
THE RACETRACK.
THREE FAVORITES WIN AND THREE
FAIL AT GRAVESEND.

FAIL AT GRAVESEND.
favorites winning and three failing 70 run I'D TO
expectations. Summed up, It was the same old
story Of bewildering form. upsets coming from IN
looked for quarters, while what looked Ike GER
tainties proved untrustworthy
The bookrnakers IN the ring complained Of q lack
of business. This is not surprising. Plungers, big
and little have been brought a stage where dol
lars scarce. Many have been compelled 10 re-
tire from the fray Those still hoping for turn In
The tide running on short allowances
Voter was among the absentees from the first
race. handicap for all ages. HIS stable mate IN
masked being left TO carry the white with blue
spots He the favorite but still there was a
decline in his price. the others were heavily
supported. The result a decisive victory for
Nodrine. He was in the lead thereabout the
entire distance and won by two lengths from Nee
7anus. who was short length in front OF IN
masked. Musette was outfooted all the way
Serrano's chances in the second race looked of
the sure thing" variety. and the best Of judges
backed him. their commissions driving his price
from 70 70 TO Il 20 He did manage to win but
the laurels were earned in a style anything but
me expected. he had to be hurried all through
ne homestretch win by length a half
from Compensation. who got up IN the last stride
and beat Alske for second money. O'Connor
made entirely too much use Of Rinaldo in the first
part q the race
Cherries was the favorre for the third still
liberal price was always obtainable, Luck and
rainrtes. but it was case Of overrating forlorn
hopes Luck did look dangerous for half a mile;
then Cherries drew out and al the end she won
with something TO spare. Luck lasted long enough
20 heat Candle for the place money.
Kilashanda odds for the Oceanview
stakes Turner. who rode her. was inclined TO be
oTerconfdenr and the result a hustle the
md 70 win purse that should have been captured
without struggle Gonfalon was second and
Teis1aon captured the fifth event His victory
3 Z -
develop from the stable Of S c. Edreth. In his
asr Two races he had little speed and was beaten
II The flag, and Won by a head from The Fhymer.
Tr Barlow, WHO did not fare any too well at the
red t6iTd money in the fnaI STRIDE oconnor
Who rode The Rhymer, made claim Of foul
Locked SO gc6 the ,6 best Of od the JOB lot
eounted i very liberal price but the hoodoo
in evidence, At the end Of mile he appeared to
n winning in a galop. but IN The seventy yards
za2' from ths stable Of ". c; Paly. STAGGERED up
T,rk again had beaten en- him him home West Baden
otn Madden has puTc Pid OGDEN a1' Age from
Green B. Morris for 5000. He also secured the
4tor 6haSdleP for 0 800 The S"7 viii fo be bred 10
Madden states he will race in England in 1905
This looks ike planning a long way ahead.
SUMMARIES D.
FIRST RAcB-Handtoap for all ages; 500 added About
81 Betting s.
ussr, %2Es5s: se W s''f FL r 3 81:
$ C. Huerssh's oh, c Meshanus. = IN y
J. P F P Keenes br g. UnaasEed,
,s3.. 10 gar g io5? ;sss7ss5 50 81
l:1Ozs
s.a-r good Won oIeverIy by two lengths; half a
length between second and third.
s1roND RACE-selnng: 800 added One and one
sixteenth miles
b RssPass,s eh = serTano' BY yzr Fo1so IN
r. z ss sso5z S rs C. &C comp ensafior l>s ii8
r. G DAYS.. b. z. Alsrae 4. l95 .aIilss} ri q
F57slao . l"8 ,o5 G9 S969G 81 a.
start fair. Won ridden out by a length and half
head between second and third
THIRD RACE-For tvo-year-oId hnies; $500 added Five
flrlongs
Hsyrsn Franks b. Z Cherries. by
snP p FsB5srb ~ n n Luck loa lsn@"' ID
" L Porers's b. r Candle. 100 car
sc.oqs 100 car 100 ceJoynt 20 s.
IN ssos - ;. Murphy % =
srart fair Won ceverly by length and half; three
.=reths between second and third
FOURTH RACE-oCEANvIEw HANDICAP; for three
-ear-olds: $3.50 added. one and one-sixteenh miles
20 g. whitneys ch. 2 KiIashandra, by
s. q. HHdret6s c, Gonfalon, lib.
c.
v-t-7ers 1o2 .................c oGoBnor, 81 So
LADY Elite 100 (KnghO 20 81
start goos Won clevery by a neck lengths be
--een second and third.
FIFTH RACD-Handicap; yesr-olds, 500 added
About f.longs
Hldreths CHI C. lebanon by Han
arer-Toloache III rb.....-....l Henry 1S-5 IS
2. = Monsasns b c. The RhymeeTT:. III .,
Ev. 7 Ki7atrck's b. C. Or. Barlow. 100
Kimberly. 10 loar. I1o......... Spencer a -
1..sr BE i2l-..........5,92ff s.3 - 81
frinoess pepper lo8 oar 1913 cfccue, 10 Al
starr good Won driving by head: two lengths be
rveen second third.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden three -year-olds $500 added
special Weights. One mile and seventy yards.
Ne R1y 10 s BssFaae by 9sy Iss oo- 1ol
L. : BeI's 6Ik C. Radford li2. Henry , Is out
a. Featherstones en- g West B ae igS .
Horoon 100 CAiackeyy 0 1O0-1 12-1
support 10 fSyers) 81 u
Horarook. JOB (I5aI3iltonl 60 81
Time-1:47zs.
start poor driving by half length; i've lengths
between and third.
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Gravesend are
IS follows:
FIRST RAcE-Hurde handicap; FOR threeyear-olds and
Upward One and one-half miles.
Name VT Name VT.
Howard Mann 100 Last Cord 1872
Ne I4e Monroe Doctrine. l l$2
SECOND RACE Boulevard handicap; for -yesrolds
FrssAe fkre