New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-25
THE RACETRACK.
TRUMPET WINS THE BRoNXvILLE
STAKES ON MUDDY TRACK
THE RHYMER DISQUALIFIED.

The track at Empire City muddy and slip
perry when the bell rang for the first race yester-
day. 1t dried out somewhat In the afternoon and
1t will probably regain naturally fast condition
by to-day. There was only the card
for as much $1,000. That was the BronxvilIe
Selling Handicap, for three-year-olds at about six
furlongs, and unfortunately, the starters blunder
spoiled this race. T. Hitchcock jr.s, Ridpath was
an overwhelming favorite, but when the barrier
went up he four lengths behind the last horse
in the race, and there were only five starters
Henry drove the Rayon dor gelding up to the
leaders by the time the stretch was reached. The
effort however, was too much for him. and he
dropped back third. where he finished. Trumpet
won from Carbuncle in driving finish.
r. Williams was set down by the stewards for
week because he could not keep The Rhymer
straight in the first race. The Rhymer won the
race from Chuctanunda but bore in on the latter
all through the homestretch. and when O'Connor
claimed foul 1t was allowed. The Rhymer was
disqualified and placed last He is prone to swerve
IN all OF his races. and the punishment TO Will
Jams seemed a triie severe. R. T. Wilson IRIS
Lady Of the Valley the favorite in this race
bnt she was not prominent in any part of it. Ser
villa was second and In Shot third.
The second race suffered from many Withdrawals
Intrusive made the three pitted against him look
rather common, as he gaoped in front all the way
credit of her owner, Perry Belmont. by winning
the fourth race Miss Hanover was the favorite,
badly ridden by young Michaes, and did not finish
with Bette Gray and Belle of Orleans trying their
best 10 beat her out lie Pride again outsprinted
q fair field in the fifth race. He was made ia
vorite and was generously backed. McCue brought
him under the wire first. Prestidigitator was sec
bid up to 5000 and bought in by his owner at that
For the sixth race the public would have nothing
but Gold Heels and he was backed from to
lowers waited until the Gold Heels rush was over
Then they played McAddie off the boards: Glen
nellie acted like crazy horse and delayed the
R Williams si rushed McAdda into the iead and held
made a gallant effort, losing only by a neck after
Here the summaries:
FIRST RACE-For twO-year-Odsi $500 added. Five ard
S. Rsttinf p
Tqsce, is r: .oo:conno5 81 a-1
4.4 4sass' sa. o}#s ;55 II Il
Lady Of the Valley lie. QicCge} y II
The Rhyner- 81 IL
'won. but was disqualified
Start fair. Won driving by length; one length
between second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For ali ages; $500 added One mile ana
sixteenth
L wstsssrbuEy,s CHI h Intrusive 6.y yrs By
sdq Cars c6 WsIt Not 1S4 a3S III 7
W. c. Rollinss b. c. Herbert 96 CMfes( IS IS
Frank Hail. Tine& II si0haeiS' '0i
Good start Won all the way easily; length be-
tween second and third.
year-olds; $1,000 added. About six turlongs.
C. F Dryers b5 C Trumpet. By By Victory Victory -
: . --'-'' ~ 3 D''''' cecue) 81 IS
Hesper. 100 .........-........uB Glinan} Q 81 2I
OhS'Sn'i' % T4irne-l:lo ssi''in'n'
Start very bad. Won driving by a length; dis
lance between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-For mares three years old and upward;
selling; $500 added. One mile and seventy yards
Ps5ry Belmqnt2 br T. &c Dread yT si. By TX
J. E. Mobonald 's'{ :. t. Bette cray. 1os;
j. J. Mocanerty's b. +. Belle of orleans,
M.. Hanover S. lH M SS6sE q u
Sparrow Wing. 11e-.......... CMcCue} o 81 ~?
Elsie 'NiP Time.1:4 i5o--''''D
Poor start Won out by neck; one length be-
tween second and third
FIFTH RAcE-For three-year-ods and upward; selling;
$500 added About six furlongs.
J. Whitten,s b. g: The 9ez Pride VS. %s:c by
T. MoHshan's B g. a51 Pirestdigitator 1o2...;;
Hllrs b g. gsderalist 1o4 ;d fsasy u -
HHi5s@eo9R5 los Tal;6 81 a
E Flu eaS Sd os M F4ases} 81
s6 S6T n.y. 1o5 n1itchei3 10 Al
Start bad Won cleverly by length; same between
second and third.
SIXTH RACE-FOr two-year-olds: $500 added Five and
a furlongs
J. J. McCafferty's b. C. McAddle by
Eurela-Addie Nc lis fb-.-.......-.
Or. willams) 2-l As
7. NJ. soan's b. C Gold Heels 115..:....:
A Featherstone's br. C Master. ,d Ii; -
Glennellie, 1l2 OitchelD 6-l 21
Gink 100 .(Mtee) Dol ID
Ondurdis, 112 (Odom) 81 81
Time-1:0S
Poor Won in a drive by neck;
lengths between second and third.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-Handcap; all ages; $500 added. Five