New-York tribune., 1901-09-26
THE RACETRACk.
UNSATISFACTORY TRIAL FOR THE
NO RECALL" SYSTEM OF START
ING-TO INVESTIGATE CAR
SONS RIDE ON SALESMAN.

The no recall" system of starting had trial
Yesterday at Gravesend in the first. second and
sixth races. II not remarkable for success.
The first better than fair; in the
second the fayorte absolutely left at the post,
and in the sixth Donna Honora and one or two
pthers got away well behind the rest For all that.
q was announced at the end Of the days racing
that the system would be continued to-day and. in
fact extended TO include the entire card. The
Clark barrier Will be relegated TO a back seat and
the McGinns gate will be used. The no recall
method has striking and noteworthy advantage,
however. II avoids those long delays that are so
vexatious and annoying and which keep raeegoers
ct the track day after day when they should have
arrived much earlier IN Manhattan.
Yesterdays card remarkable for quality
or general interest before the scratches had been
made When the blue pencil had done its work the
programme was poor one indeed. The Monarch
Stakes for three -year-olds, was utterly ruined by
the withdrawal of Watercolor, Baron Pepper,
Chuctanunda and Black Dick, so that the all aged
handicap the Brooklyn Handicap distance be-
the principal race of the day William c.
whitney's FLY Morningsde became the public
choice On a redhot tip from the stable and she
went 10 the post at 8 to 8, with Advance Guard.
ridden by O'Connor, close second choice at TO l.
Old First Whip thought to be slightly beyond
his depth in his crippled condition, and The Regent
sold al anywhere from f1ves to sevens despite the
light weight with which Mr. Vosbursh had bur
dened him. The Regent went out to make the pace.
and stuck to the lead for seven furlongs when
Morningside went up 10 him and forged ahead with
fine burst Of speed that convinced the spectators
that il was all over The Regent hung to her quar-
ters until the straightaway was reached, and here
Advance Guard ranged powerfully alongside and
had the race we'll won. O'Connor. however. allowed
his mount 10 bear in toward the rail so sharply
that The Regent was carried across the course of
lodged complaint and was sustained by Michaels.
who had the mount & on Inc Hegen n 50 tna the the
race 10 The Regent second money TO Morningside
just decision and yet il was pity for Morningside
and Advance Guard was just as surely the best
The Monarch Stakes was easy for Gold Heels
There was never a moment when the race was in
doubt, and, considering that the winner was never
Whisky King was a legitimate first choice for
% see0He m race & on ms h gepa ha haS s p
seemed 10 forget that the no recall' system was
starter. after the heId had been sent away Tn
tween fhe and bs 81 haa 'as as enough
the best TO win by half length. despite Spencsrs
ansketeeFs track TeeoTd for the short fnFlongs
COchran's ride on schwalbe in the fourth race
came In for much criticism. The little FLY wanted
got no help from her rider, and when the drive
came was so far behind that third place was the
best she could do. Il narrow thing between
her and Star of the West; but the Montana flly
quarters Of -ST mile before the race and had not
much left when the flag fell TO straggling start
away bay. Lacrims. the winner, ran a good
race and fought her Nay from seyentn pace 10
the medium OF Price. who won the last race by
eeIn from fens to threes or thereabouts
The stewards OF the National Hunt and steeple-
ear n (jrayesend on last tuesday Salesman was
The favorite. but he ran a bad race and was dis
gracefully beaten
THE SUMMARIZES
GfstinFF7 E5 F
fs s5 o5 Hroiist * AaS lls 10
ssire sgsl' 16s Isi (yTonderiyj Isl 81
ID II so 10 to Wis ss p4se to q91eSs9 ios oo Is.
70: Lone FISHERMAN. 1o4 SHAW to and to l. and
ssa 5sd DIVING by head: place lengths
SECOND RACIAL Age Handbag; about furiongs
J. r, Kee2es bT. &, Cnmasked. by Domino
s:5.:s @ 7 y sssss:5 j, q
@ @ Is Is o TSsi saa 10 70 2 stuart aa 10 odoS and
Msssey king 100 shaw, 70 and 70 ;: RS%dy sS
ana % / and Connie 100 and 20 to also
san sa7 had DRYING by half LENGTH place easily by
THIRD RAcE-MoNARcH STAKES for a-year-Olds;
T s' isi ,3ss@} lsss out out
Start god Easily BY ten lengths Tine 1:54.s
wa1Sass HGSs5lHf eh Z iIs IacTiz1ss zS5sis 10
s,;f q the West loa Cseauehsmp} ri Il
schEaIbe S9..........-.......tCo tCochran) l1-5 Ii
coldsga I0s CO'Connor) - / and TO /: Hans Wag
ner i07 Woods. TO /: Playlike lo2 (DayD. 70
. and s Bridge 103 fBurns), 10 and 20 !;
The Pride of Surrey, 90 tMartn), 40 TO and IL 10 l.
bue MaHrIe IC2 CscGinn). 30 10 and Il 70 / IocSe
l03 rennan 20 and TO l. Cassville. 81 (Mchaels
70 and Frtvo "a tCreamer) 60 20 and 20 10
Augury "a (F5ewitt). 100 and 40 TO J. also
ran Start Ridden by length; place driving
oy head. Time los.
FIFTH RACIAL AGE HANDICAP; mile and
quarter.
u Lskelands B. e Regent by
,Do1ntno-Rayal Gem. g. 80 (Michaels) 5-l 50
norlIIgstce. J. t5urnsb 30
First Whip tNcCue) u 4-5
Advance Guard finished first. disqualified for
toaing. Start good Time, 2:o6Ss.
ahTH RACE-For maiden hlies years old; about 6
furlonFs.
Abemsrle Stables ch 4 Price by Matt
rSgfnes-hass Darebn. llo- fOdon) Il %
Esriy Eve no =, 20 connOr) 3 81 6-5
Donna HoEora Caounce), so l and 20 10 i;
ifn lo (Beauehsp). 20 10 and 10 70 i Notlinah,
ene j 70 J. Ohio Girl. ITO (Woods. 30 TO and 20
20 Bella 10 (McCue). Is and 70 /; Pretoria. ITO
gSCoaanorl 5 10 and 10 /; Bessie Mccarthy. ITO
- ohnerly). - 10 and Lunja, 10 fCochran).
- 20 and 10 !. and Bstyah, 10 fBrennanl. 20 10
- . 70 l. also Start good. Driving by neck;
'-@es easily by lengths. Time, 1:i2
GRAYESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Name yV-s ,cs-, W.
cAs hanover 12s Peninsula 1i0
set...--.... Ii9 Fair Knight. i03
r.s-Se-saer il5i Ben Howard loI