Evening star., 1900-08-10

! even break and properly handled Le would
have won easily. Mr, Caldwell was hissed
| fair. Turner. who was equally to blame
| seemed to get away Without censure. Mar
| timas was third, The colt Is rounding to
fast. and shows homFhins Of the form he
while % at the pogt. bit thi. hi hardly Is caused caused
the poor showing. Fonsolee was first OF
race after spirited struggle, in which
O'Connor showeN to advantage ,upidity
was second and MacFfecknoe third. Betsy
! Jane II ran a mile in a false break.
Turner and Luke Ward did not make a
very happy combination for the second
| race. for he failed to get any share of the
money. Bellario winning by a head from
Far Rockaway, who only beat Gold Heels
head for the place
Himself was the best of those that ran
in the fourth race, but Odom, who had the
mount, took him from first to eighth place
in the first quarter, thanks to a mixup
which promised some close quarters. He
came with a great rush at the end. but
third was the best he could do. Cherries
won by length and a half from Goddess
Of Night. Fred Mosson. trainer Of Goddess
Of Night, claimed Himself. but the colt
will probably go back to his old quarters.
as it is rumored that the object was to
forestall a claim by Albert Simmons, who
started Miss Daniels.
Remp captured the closing contest in a
driving finish. The favorites. Flamero and
kOenig, made poor showing.
After the races Jack Joyner and Peter
WINNER had heated argument er the
respective merits of Ethelbert and Kinley
Mack, and offers of a match at $1,000
side were made. AS WINNER went away
he said, Come around when you get your
money ready and his friends claim he will
run at any time.
Starter Caldwell will work with barrier
tomorrow by order of the stewards. He
prefers to stick to the old plan of flying
starts but the official order will be obeyeA.
1t Is rumored at Saratoga that we'll
known western bookmaker. shining light
in the Metropolitan Turf Association, has
been told to stop doing business. 1t is said
evidence has been secured connecting him
with the Tower of Candles race, which
brought about the suspension Of Jenkins.
Buffalo Races End With Good Sport.
Spirited betting affairs were the order of
the closing day Of the Buffalo Driving
Clubs grand circuit meeting yesterday.
Every one of the three events was hotly
contested and some disappointments re-
suited. In the 213 pace Bonnie Direct
sold at 500 to s25 favorite before the
first two heats, but bad break landed the
Direct stallion in fifth place in the first
heat and another saw him diStanced In
the second Timepiece got the first heat
but could not hold Tom Nolan in the next
two. Fred NJ. after laying up three heats.
made a drive in the fourth. but broke in
landing the race with Nolan.
For the Queen City stake. trotting. 2 10
class, Glory sold at So in the early pools.
in which Teto brought $50 and David Ha-
rum $50. but. after indulging King Jack
with a heat. Gatcomb sent Glory along,
and the Lawson gelding won three
straights. although crowded in the last
two heats by Corinne.
For the Pan-American stake. % PAGERS.
the opening pools Pussy Willow and
Salie Hook selling at $50 each in pool
in which Charley Hoyt was third choice
at S35. Mcdonald won an easy first heat.
but in the second Snow challenged him
with Charley Hoyt and easily beat the
mare out. In this heat Pussy Willow got
tangled and fell the backstretch and
was distanced. McHenry got ugly toss
from the sulky. but escaped with a slight
lamng. He was conveyed from the track
in a carriage. Cobbett fell over Pussy.
but was unhurt. Charley Hoyt was now
Installed favorte, and nothing could stop
MIN. Day clear; track fast. Attendance,
200.