New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-07

An excellent programme and the pleasant weather
drew large crowd to Norris Park yesterday. The
Champion Steeplechase was perhaps the magnet
that attracted many pretty dresses and stylish
Those that expecting TO see a good
jumping not disappointed, for the race
for the Champion Stakes this year was the best
that has been Not horse fell during
the entire distance-neary three miles and a half
and II seemed If almost any horse in the race
had a chance TO win until the last half mile
Plato, from the Chambet Stable, 10
favor1te Mr.. Whitney's geldinG, The Bachelor,
was second choice, All of The others were at long
prices
Harry Smith entered The Cad as an added
starter early in the afternoon. and he turned out
the winner at odds which began at TO and went
up 20 to L MI Smith rode his horse himself
and heartily congratulated for the clever way
Ia which he won. The flag fell q good start
PeTion taking the lead and making a slow pace for
nearly mile. Then Old Tank, Triion, Plato and
The Cad took turns leading until the last half
mile was reached. Veitch, on Plato. tried in the
third furlong from home 10 draw away from his
field, but he could pass The Cad, and they ran
close together through the stretch. The Cad, hav-
ing little the better staying power by half
s length, with Perion not a length away The
race was wildly appauded. Everybody agreed
that the best horse had won. The race was worth
5000 the winner.
Second in Importance the card the Nursery
Handicap. for two-yeaT-oids. Beau Gallant was the
favorite in the first betting, but much money
came pouring n on BennlngtCuS colt BetarlO Inat
the latter the first choice, Every horse
in the race seemed 10 have friends, and the spec
llation the result extremely lively. The
Tsmmany people selected Belario TO win, and put
big commissions down his chances. Garry Herr
mann was away in front, Silverdale second and
in motion Henry shot Bellario TO the front. Water
ooT 0n9q MN al o the Ra nile I P0s1 4h e bbaey
and beat Water Color in a drive. Beau Gallant
not met a lot Of poor racing luck might have got
ths place Belarfo like good colt, and his
VyY7pr he offer I'm
Cnueky Firearm T7,I MADE an exhibition OF himself
overwhelming favorite He finished last after lead
ing for part of the distance. The second choice
Godfrey Misfortune followed the faWorte players
in the second race KilIashandra was thought to
be almost sure winner The holiday crowd took
even money on her chances for large amounts
peaI Ia me sae VIII De 81 ~; ad b ni+ir
get TO the front McCue on Oneci1 Queen; made the
the FIVE furlong post, and won IN mild drive by
a couple Of lengths Turner is very slow in get
ting away from the barrier II ne does not I'M
prove when he goes TO England he will be beaten
Rolling Boer managed TO run straight in his race,
and won an easy victory from Himself and Bill
n Ils He Was heavily piaTed in the books
The last race was won by Kinnikinic who de-
feated Douro after an interesting race from starr
Winning mount for the afternoon
MGSasn has Ru9ha 5Teb Beau o GaP 9e ana
It was rumored that he bought the colts for
4e6 colors yeseTday. King Brabie is useful
colt of the rough and ready type Following are
FIRST RAcE-Tor all ages: 500 added seven turlOnr.
"' s g ss'HnF s.
W wBitnsy- ;.o b f,2 Rush. by t wsas
J h steneT's b. g. Godfrey. ll2.::..;
J. F. Shores b. c Joe Frey. 1o2. 5saTns} - -
FiFeaFm' llS ----''''; TIME :a6i.. ''n4"'
start bad Won driving sbY5a length: two lengths
between second and third 35f
SECOND RAcE-THE HUNTER HANDICAP; nEns~
three years old; $1,000 added The withers Mile
oneck Stables b, onecx Queen. by Ben
'" Z "n'Ins' ''- "---''H' cTarnsF5 ii out
T Rss e B7tnrGn 59nGg Il =
Lazy hii'e' '' Tme-i:loib
BAD start Won ridden out; place easy.
THIRD RACF-THE NURSERY HANDICAP; for two
year-olds; $500 added. Eclipse Course
Merton Ben1iRgton's Oh: c. Beila GTIo by +,
G. Littleheld. jr's. blk c Water csolS0E *,
F., - r.sss~sy, lso...-. 2595 oss@} y =
.siiverd9le. 1l8 ;t GIteheI3 II 81
s ss5Te HfIGaan Or WiliaHs} 1oc- al
s kl1S - 1o5 -. cNc5oynt} ID 81
a4iard scheoE 10 dBurns} 12-1 Al
TiIne-1:1012.
start struggling. driving BY half length; same
distance between second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-THE CHAMPION sTEEPrEcHAsE;
SO 600 added About three and one-haIf miles.
Ig 5g. s9ts + Fl lis T. Cad OR gT Smith, h
NJ chamb!st,s b. G. Plato isd .( Nta -
Tf daA I7o 10' GT8TaziD 81 q
Sir Huber, 142. :...---.-.-.--- (EarTy} 1C4 IL
The Bachelor 1ee- (I70san' II"
Good start Won by half length three lengths be-
tween and third
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-ods; 5000 added Selling
A c sccafberty.s b. c Rolling Boer by
Dutch ROner-wOodranoee =, 40 ,I N "a
L V. Beirs Oh C Himself. lo5
!. Il Cars Bmionaire. lo5 - =,
Moor los. Mcc1e} 81 al
KId. s7 .----...- cNteheD 10 Al
cbeTisSs6 CTurner 81 al
In shot 1O7. (Odom) 12-1 fl
S1ia' num- 11'' TiIne.i:1l4
Start fair Won handily; place the
Sixth RAcE-Handicap; for yearods and upward;
500 added. Wlthers Nile
7. ). Bealey.s br. g. Einniknic. by Can
-FIibbertigibbet. lO5... (adcCue) 81 2-1
S. Sanford Sons br. g Douro los los;
W Keyes's b +. Tn. Amazon. los, lshaH} 81 IS
King BaTleycorn. l23............. CQdon) 81 al
AAh''oH' % Time: 40
start fair Won by q length; length a
between second and third
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
year-elds and over: s7Oo added. seven furongs
Of Withers Mile
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