New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
THE RACETRACK
ONLY A SINGLE FAVORITE WON AT
NORRIS PARK SPECTACULAR
FINISH FOR TYRSHENA.

Park. In the first place. only one favorite won
while several Of the first choices that lost went to
the post heavily backed. greatly TO the profit of
the boOkmakers Again it was not one of Mr.
FIzgerads best days at the barrier and the start
ing was not up TO the excellent standard he estab-
nshed on the first three days OF the meeting.
Most Of the trouble happened when big bunch of
o-year-olds-fourteen, TO be exact-faced the
barrier five furlongs from the finish the Eclipse
Course. In the Bouquet selling affair the
fourth race. The aggregation included a number
of unruly youngsters, Of whom had never
started before, and the starter Immediately became
full Of business So eager were the various jockeys
10 get the best of the start that several of them
wlfully disregarded the starters directions. In
consequence whereof Henry and Bullman were
fined 500 each and were set down for one day.
Mitchell and Michaels set down for two days
and J. DAILY fined S25 When. after half
dozen breaks and half hours delay, the field was
sent away not bon voyage by any means,
and Criss Cross was practically left at the post
Sir Tom fiddler the rankest of outsiders. MADE all
the running Elsie l.. the to favorite until
furlong from home, when Misleader came through
from the trailers. followed by Nagrant and IN
sbarp drive the politicians colt got the decision oy
head from the Littlefied mount who, in turn
was but head before Lady Hoyrood. Elsie L.
who was made the favOrite on the suehsIh oi iieI
good race in the Rose Stakes at Aqueouc' ilis.i
an the ruck She did run her race. ms Hlly
a. FRAN creature and the long delay at the post
did not improve her chances. Dolce ar ->iei'e, -
Hanover-Holday, who was sold Tor more lhaii
,46o0 as a yearling, was entered IN TINS race 70
for s250 and finished fourth ne h"" "PF
uroved a disappointment
The most surprising upset Of the day was ue m
defeat of Semper Ego. hot favorite IN fne i16 i
bin6 NdnS45 he programme began 1t hard TO see
barring accident how TINS morse @ f Ti TideT The
horse is good jumper but ne 3uInpea peg1 DTa31ghts
man and won handy victory. orosb when
Senator Tim sullivan's Hesper VINO Is aIl9hs an b
the best of the selling piaters nel ,n a. oar
hoois os 0I alT onrse When Heiiobas was scratched
the race looked like easy coin Tor me it
N The last furlong the Rayon dor geidng came I
on and won ceverly, with s9methlne & 20 t6o1i
But for poor Judgment on the part Of bo shaw tbiT
race four and half furlong sprint LOT III he
ci6s' The Getaway colt badly placed al me
way down the stretch and could not get get throSEh; t
one1e5 mn ahead of him he few forward as II
e6mebody had suddenly lent him +@tb wlhgS 81 Red Rt
nrnse1 IF the race had been two strides longer
would have been put down 90 he9s 20 of temper when
tbe treeyear-oid filies faced the starter for the the
Ssgsa Sssssa fqFohs To face the barrier and bull
oas s At 10 wazin on her hind legs and altOgether
the speedy daughter Of GoldhnGh seng s feI1 how
ever 70 ragged start leaving Lady Choristeir, Al
that tieied had plenty TO DO 10 keeP heT n IRON bnf
going our ahead. She followed Can9ied CaTd "a Far
tn by the way. La VallieTe ana AWagG var, az Itt1a
the tarn when she fied tfieeId hfT had her
n his arms all the way the wire and she won won
by half length from Ia baS IN been desired
John Boden's Donna Henrietta was 1alr thiro'
TyrsheGa sprung a surprise by winning the last
race Of day, over the WitherS He, 5. II T5i,e
sWav and speedTnas went the post the first TWO
being about equal ga tbS fayOFs7 Fe4 Pg First it looked like
lanceraan then like Petra IL ana & tne ~ me tr Ia st
ssW Ro i1mps when out from the very tail of the
b1TIi FaIg If sneed DARED past the judges length be
fore the tired Alard. 1t was specIacuiiat it, , t
The stretch was reached. Probably eight thousahd
persons saw the races.
The summaries are appencea;
FIRST PAcr-st Nicholas weight-for-Age Hurdle; for
four-year-olds and upward. Mile and a half over
SIX flights OF hurdles 81 Betting Fl.
onsrTsSs. Hsyss , y g RE'nseS%inR Isi nsy; e s5
] IoughIin's ch & Passe Partout. by
St Florian-Every where D. l6I; . 81 70
~. Tho Lost csord asqs'GH2 Sg
Troubaeour-Nay Lose g. 165 G,arTel1 G,a7'eh 3 le[i
sssIsT5s sfPsT Egoi ii nnegan} g 81
isiingteTn iel FIN fTriiInaiee.2:5o5t.
start fair. Won driving
SECOND RAcE;-Haneicap for three-year-Oios ana up'
ward. Eclipse Course
Rsgsa Hi5shG9s 9S4-Fei iEi ciHi ia yFs Rec
T D sullivaus b. c Hesper; ,,l},r,aIS by His SIS ss
HSn7Ss1A!saes wsi,e-ss ca ce1vera. BY odd
Ha,5I17oas1ii i9Smaspnfs 1oo B. I'iennaS ii Ii
Time-1:l3.
start good Won handily.
THIRD RAcF-serng; for two-year-olds- Last iour
and one-hai: furlonps Of the Eclipse Course
I9gasEs b Honolulu dsansfS5 y sf85 s-1 a-l
+ Roh3Tas & u: p o,-R 6 Rs45s"9Eyh os Shaw @ e- 2l
G. c. Johnson's b.. T. Red Darnsel by - q :,
Rs Rs.'i5s.tae Girl 10: fss55S:3i:SS s Ss@ ,s q
1shtTook III M,cheeIs, c5sTo FL 81
Rosenfeid liz .......... .Cvan Dusenl 90 %
Silver Chimes t5niin9 tlai9 20 i
nelleca IOO..................G Gangm9n1 co % !
illuminate. ii2...........--.-.-.G q Dalyl 90 G-I
iostilicn, 1lO...............-..---o -ohenrO
iady csnT.cc gs d Mcermoto lcO-l 3O-l
N1''''5' i'4' Time-6:55.
Start fair. Wen driving.
FOURTH RACE-TIIE BOUQUET: selling; for two-year-
elas Last five furiongs Of the Eclipse Course
,esiyer-Nanoe lo5 Do: d5ulman) i0-l e-i
er.sTs se1sas : B. c Nssran ,as tteaed1 4o-I 1O-1
ss'auket Stables Lady Holyrood. I92 I9:2,.i:t;
Dolce Far Niente ll2............ OtcCue) 81 5-l
r1pri Shower. I05...-.-.-..-..- -tEienTy2l y
Edwin Kenion' 1o4 ....: 0o'connor) o 12-l Al
Sr Tom Tddler (Miehseis1 9So- ~
Lodice Glangnanl 70, -
sris q s'n ti TsonDsoh, n ii q
oes oe'0ggran gram lo2 siifeheiD 2S-i 81
~0'OsS' lO'''''''' r iTriilane-I,oi ia.
coupled in betting
Start bad. Won driving.
FIFTH RAcE-For mares and nilies three years OLD
and upward. Seven furiongs.
= iAttleheld's r. Sweet Lavender. by
WNJAcKsoN(ol (ol9AI
Union Square, North 2s E. l7ih Street.
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