New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
THE RACETRACK.
MUsErTE AND MoDRDE WIN.
SMALL. ATTENDANCE AND GLOOMY WEATHER AT
MORRIS PARK

There was rather q slim attendance al Morris
Park yesterday afternoon, although the card was
moderately attractive with the Belle Meade Stakes
and the Autumn IIighweight Serial Handicap and
four other ordinary races. Perhaps the ruggy,
sultry weather was responsible for the slim gath
erirg. Il was gloomy and disagreeable there all
dsy and the results OF Of the races were
great disappointments Three favorites came home
first and three well backed second and third choices
Won the other races
ArkeI & Elmore's Ally, Belle of Lexington.
was the one selected 10 win the Autumn Handicap
by the majority Of bettors. Belle OF Troy, added
starter, was second choice. Both Of these FLIES
found the weight TOO much for them, and neither
was ever prominent IN the race, Belle OF Troy
third money. but was a poor third Musette,
another added starter, won easily from Meehands-
The start was fair and Shaw took the lead i'm
nnedlately with Musette and held it 10 the end.
winning clever victory. Modrine won the Belle
Meade Stakes He TO favorite and justi-
fed The confidence IN him by winning he pleased
pullman rushed through the field the start. and
secured q lead Of three lengths before the horses
had gone q furlong- The others closed IN on him
somewhat the stretch, but he shot away again
when his Jockey drew his whip. The struggle for
the place was short and herca- Brigadier was
knocked TO his knees the start, and could never
get Z fighting chance until the last furlong. Then
he came Ike g wild horse. beating Watercure IN
the last stride for the place. The latter ran a
fair race. and viii do 10 watch. Kanara7 with
starters, but finished in the ruck
The first race was won in hollow style by Red
path. He was heavily played by all the plungers,
who figured that with only 100 pounds on his back
he could smother his field. His victory was so
very easy that It was ridiculous. Henry rode him
yesterday. The last time he started at Gravesend
Turner had the mount. and he third In a race
that he should
Ashes and L.uerana were thought TO be the best
FLIES in the two-yeer-oId race. They carried gen
hut vuba-
came TO racing there was only one in it-Ondurdis
She Jumped 10 the front al the start and galloped
along IN that position all the way to ths wire;
CIency's In Shot third. The two favortes were not
dangerous in any part OF the race. Ondurdis was
81 to l. and her owner IS said TO have won hand
somely by her victory.
500. Compensation was thought 70 be almost Ger.
tain winner The betting oP 2os al S 9 bat
he was soon at evens and to s. pullman rode &
rIeT in a bad position and never trying improve
1t until too late Cyrano, with McCue up NO, Ton
denis two-year-old fly, Trigger, third. Win 10
pounds up pea tI bas+ - vim
Yesterday he was beaten by skate n. ,,,.,-
Burns TGGs fine race on e h a ana veil Tp9 bI Py ali
HON s1S n was only in the fnai strides that
First whip was able 10 get II front Carbuncie
Henry stedelers new electric barrier received
Trial IN the fifth race. AFTER one aftsInpt some
fainSd was io1Ho waning anu '-7 --''
Following the summarizes
FIRST RAGE-Handlcsp. threeyesr-ebes and upward
Eclipse Course
p Eii Rs20S o q :. e o Fso 3S6 -.
6 C. EnaretA's Oh c vulaAin, Ill; on.
". C. whitaeys CT Tduna- loo:
Lady Unces s7-------....-..- Slack p IS
start Eooc. Won n ganopi three lengths between
second third.
crCoA-D 4vyuyear-oId FLIES Five f1rlongs
Ct Eclipse Course
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G s It9saaa 5s c CO. Z fIatieftaa JOS
N cancyrs b I n Shot. no.. CTqTner} i9-l II
&herT7es ~, N11l5-Sy n -
Manga l15......-.............--..gs Shaw 90 b
Gracious CIcIoyn5 eo 20
The Hood29 lo5...-.-..--.,G iitche!D lQ9-l al
i-7-z' -''- Tine 90.
start rt-aFging Won clevery; place driving.
THIRD RAcE-rHE BELLE MEADE STAKES for
three-year-olos Seven furlongs withers Nile.
G. 3. Morriss ca c Modrne. BY Sir
A felSnopt's b g. Brtgaaier IN.
Latueaela's ea- waterrars -, - :.
Ksnaara .cEurner)0 81 IS
SD-' Time :25i5 '-'----'
start BAD Won easily; place driving by head
FOURTH RACE-AUTU!l7 LIGHTWEIGHT HANDICAP.
1urlo1gs Wthers Nile
:. F. Fergus2n,s b. { Musette, yrs. by
S. c. Hildrerh's' eA- c Msshanusi l22...;
:. z McDonala's b. : Belle Of Troy, 70
Belle FL q Iez4Rgton. Iq5sDTy p -
l55-5 Heels Sonnor} L Z
Time IA
SAT- fair Won all the way ceverly, place easy.
FIFTH RACE-For all ages; non-winners Of s7O0. The
Withers Mile
P, Ms.9oZs ON 9 G5g T.cBs
z z BeaeHs h. C. Compensation 1i2.-
!. E Maddea's ca. f. Trigger. ST..
smoke 105-- -........------ Connor) 6-l ri
= s-Il2a-an- IL .--.--.-.--. CTgrner) 81 81
annie thompson 81 -.......----. Slack 12-1 81
<-esa carnival sf---..-.-.-. C5rennan) col 20
seminole. sJ----- CiilesD So 20-1
Tne-I.4l&.
starr poor Won all by head; length and a half
between second and third.
SIXTH RACE-seInng. Nile and one-sixteenth over the
James MoLaughlins br. c. First Whip 3
Ers.. by Duke Of &ontrose-Theora, 118.
Tlsaner Winners b. h, Aillstrea5a, III,
C 4 siuilsrs Z. 2. Csrbuncle lo5. --.I.y,
9-Ler Ma, Jos fIS1llraanD 81 2-l
Ef225 los ~; Ga52hel9 10 Il
Time-1-47.
start fair Won IN hard drive by head two lengths
between second and third
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRsT RACE-FRLDAY HURDLE RACE: FOR taree-year-
ol1s szd over; selling 5000 added mile half
over Sly