New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
THE RACETRACK.
ALARD sCHECK DISQUALIFIED -KILLA-
SHANDRA WINS AT LAST.

SHANDRA WINS AT LAST.
The Ramapo Handicap for three-year-olds and
the FoTdham lightweight Handicap were the feat
ures the Morris Park card for yesterday. The
former. with its 5000 added money went to Killa-
shandra, who won the race after struggle with
the much improved Gonfalon. Turner took the
lead with the Goldhnch hlly soon as the barrier
went up. and he sent her along fast pace try
ing to get a decided lead. but she could not shake
GonfsIon of until they had nearly reached the
wire, where she forged forward and got home first
very tired. a length in front Kiashandra was a
TO favorite. and GonfaIon was at the false price
OF to 1 to win and 6 for place First Whip
third, only head away.
J E Schorr's Hindoo colt, Alard scheck won the
fourth race-the Fordham lightweight Handicap
at seven furlongs over the Withers Course-but he
was disqualified for being two pounds short of his
allotted weight-l16 pounds It was a sad blow to
his owner who was said TO have put a big COM
mission on his colt standing to win $4,000.
No one could find out who was TO blame for the
error IN the weight, and punished for
the mistake. The worth s., 900 to the
winner and # went TO J. E McDonald's Belle of
Troy, who was also heavily played by her owner
and his numerous friends at 4 to / The barrier
went up to q fair start, with Belle OF Troy lead
ing. She was soon passed by Belle of Lexington,
Vulcain and Lady Uncas. The last three raced
themselves to the ground in six furlongs and Burns
On Alard Scheck and Mitchell on Belle of Troy
came through the bunch, driving and whipping to
the utmost Schorr's colt proved the best and won
most praiseworthy race by a head, Belle OF Troy
second. Charentus third. Winners and losers alike
applauded the performance When Burns took his
saddle and bride TO weigh in Secretary Cricknoor
could not make the scales balance better than ia
pounds. Aard scheck disqualified. and Belle
OF Troy put hrst, Charentus second and the fourth
horse. Kinnikinic, third
8eB hs PRPT stable furnished the fayoTte for the
gramme, in Fleetwing Pierre LoriIlard's Alcyon
Fisherman had some Followers There was tip
on Little Daisy, who was backed down in the bet
!.
Little Daisy was the only in It. He won eased
Amazon made the 3ore PaSeTs ah hapPS in the
FIRST race by winning from Alsike and ArTIor The
Chamberlain, with Bullman up. 4 TO chance
in the fifth race but AsQuith. whose price went up
Chamberlain or his feet, Harry Mccoun Was
Only, two started in the last race of the day at
one mile and quarter, over the hi-Intrusive and
hie to was offeTed and taken against m BsRgoT
AZ AgaIn IN the fayoTit@ was beaten intrusive leed un-
TO the lead and won handily in 2o655. good time
little slow ali day The attendance was above the
average, and the weather perfect for outdoor
Leo Mayer vas absent from the betting line yes
books on the Eastern tracks controlled by 80 the
Of efeat IN the aron an saTes ga t
sTeP toof too ine enW be4s S Wnf qeede6 16 that
OF Commando's( losing. It is rur1ored that others
mag a be punished for ts The ss%e oc offence
bis way to South Africa, is several thousand dol
ihat he owes the merbers Of the METROPOLITAN Tnrf
ocao9 about 5000 E9waTa 6g Burke being the
tricky member in the ring There will
hte Plains and Mois PsE hanG6aps VIII 'Be be
r1In, finishing the season at Westchester Monday
TorEers, and It viii continue daily for two Weeks
Here are the summaries:
FIRST RAcE-selling; three-year-olds and upwards
$500 added withers Mile
g. Betting F.
Walter Keyess b. f. The Amazon yrs,
W 5 Z I Daly. g Ai:i. ios Blsanan 9ShaE5 II
e. xImBai. 5j5 eh os ATInor 81 G 5sE Gsw,t9 81
Brs eOIa' in5 Ioo RI1 5oi9urns} u
sparrow wing. CIccue} l5-i 81
Pupil. % 2-....-.--...........:.G Dalyj 81 81
EF'sss 81 7-. gI2thersoD q 100 +O-1
Fair Won driving by length; one length and a
haf between second and third.
sDCoND RACE-For maiden two-year-oids: $500 added
SIX and one-haH furlongs O withers Mile.
MyfTss pa.ses5. eh ~ Le PSsy 9,5t.bs hy
The Pepper Stables ch. e. Fieetwlng, 107
Pierre Loriliard's br. +. Alcyone II; lo7.
Lone Fisherman 1lo.......cr. 7Ra2%} %ais6} 81 Il
sarrsret tt Hoffman iO7 Geansch5 46-i 10
SgnTo 40 .---..-.-.--.. cRullman) 81 Il
Bad start Won easily by lengths; place driving.
THIRD RACE-THE RAMAPo HANDICAP: for three
year-olds; 5000 added One mile and a fuEIong
the withers Course
v G Whitnsy's eh. f. KnlsshanGra, by 49,,
i6ret5s ma 5s9f1oa 129 cp5neT Ta out
= A'ia's'' 5 en- { ''''''-'' dsallma6 i II e-5
..5s. het9ss'1i1 o. { Wa@:, - 20
'Fesn0ok' I' Time Time :5si, 1 ,i'u'''S'
Good start. Won driving by a length half length
between second and third
FOURTH RACE-FORDHAM LIGHTWEIGHT HANDI-
CAP: $1,000 added. furlongs of the withers
Mile
BY s395. sI his:s bis:soS 4ehii iis
J z McDOnalds ch. { Belle of Troy. l.