Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-12
WITH THE HORSES.
Whitney's Horse Beaten in England
 For St Leger Stakes.

For SC 1eSeE SoldkGS. London. Sept Volodyvski, who won the Derby for William c. Whit ney. was defeated for the St Leger stakes at Doncaster yesterday by Sir Leopold de Rotchschild's brown colt Doricles, by FloriZel II.-Rosalie. The conditions of the race were twenty five sovereigns each, for 3-year-olds, dis tance one mile, six fuflongs and 132 yards. There were PA subscribers and thirteen horses started. The bet ting previous to the start was 40 to 1 against Doricles, 10 to Il against Volodyoyski and 9 to 1 against Rev enue. The American contingent plunged heavily on Volodyvoslxi. Rev enue led until going up the hill when Cynical drew to the front and led to the stretch, Revenue again going to the front there. Doricles and Volody- ovski. ridden by Lester Reiff, then came up fast and passed Revenue, Doricles winning by neck. Three lengths separated the second and third horses. An objection was made to Doricles winning on the ground of pumping, but it was overruled.
 Bethlehem, Pa, Sept 12.-Fifteen thousand people were attracted to the II by the Joe Patchen-Anaconda pacing match for $5,000, with $2000 added to beat 2:04%. best two in three. Twen- ty hours of rain had left the track in bad shape, and POT was the time in both heats, Anaconda winning in jog Favorites won the other races in straight heats.
 The 2:2O trot. Uhls stake, $1.OOO, was won by Ruth M.; Deputize, second; Tannerint, third; best time. 2:1511.
 2:20 pace, Merchants stake, $1,00O, won by Roamer: Mase, second; Nancy M.. third; best time, PIG.
 2:15 pace, purse $500, won by Lady Intrigue; Sitz, second; Alberus, third; best time, 2:14H.
 Worcester, Sept 12.--The favorites were dumped again yesterday at the September meeting of the Worcester Driving Park Go, losing both races that were finished. Mary D. was backed heavily to win the 2:19 trot, but she acted badly, and although she had the speed of the bunch her un- steadiness cost her the race, which was won by Alley in five heats. Jim Mace was considered the good thing in the 2:20 pace, but the best he could get was second place i'll the four heats that were paced. Brown Heels, a half brother of Star Pointer, finally got off with first money by winning the last three heats without a skip. The third race on the card, the 2:27 trot, was put over until today as the rain made the other events late in starting.
 
 The official handicapper has allotted the weights for the Great Eastern handicap, to be run on Saturday at Sheeshead Bay, and has given to Tan kee and Nasturtium equal weight-133 pounds each thus confessing the ina bility to choose between them until after they shall have met. This means that he has thrown out of considera- ton entirely the Futurity, ;. so far as Nasturtium is conceTned It is to be hoped that MT WhitneywilI start both colts, and that the field, while select will be small. The Great Eastern should be every whit aslgood a race as was the Futurity.
 Jockey Shaw should rise this morn ing with the firm conviction that he is a fortunate lad. And, with realiza- ton of this fact there should come to him an irreyocable resolution that for all future time he will beg egconscientious- ly alert in the saddle. The stewards of the Jockey club yesterday found that the evidence presented to them ny the Sheepshead stewards did not estab- fish any fraud in connection with his ride on Blue Girl, in the Great Filly stakes. They suspended him for the balance of the meeting, however, for negligent riding.