New-York tribune., 1901-09-01

lately, put the capstone upon structure Of
nagnihcenty bad horsemanship yesterday. he
allowed voter to fall far behind Cobourg IN
the Fall Handicap that the gallant old cam
paigneT could not make up the lost ground IN
the stretch; The same race saw a We Meirg srtsb
cisfon the part OF the Judges az tne nihsl t.
Not only did Voter finish behind Cobourg, pl'
Paul Clifford beat him for the place ny a GOO, 90
big head. The judges however placed tne
Keene horse second. They must have peeh SUI
fering from stTabismus. o.,.
In the second race Spencer rooe oulldLluel'
who was at odds on If Ire had been pre-
matureIy awakened from a badly neeueu ~ MaP.
Outiander ran as If in need of sleep too. IL rs rs
NOT often that Jimmy" Rowe sends a horse to
the post short of work Ogden won the , race III
80 As, fast mile. considering the 0'i'9
cross breeze that blew. -,
Orman. at q TO /, sprung surprise by win
ming the Inauguration Steephechase py iSTN, nI;r
Mitchell and Fabfus fell at one Of the oach.
stretch Jumps. and Heider. on the former. was was
painfully hurt ttnr Gneese aea9ing most Of the way
that Orman was certainly III sie"'
win.
FIRST RAcE-THE INAUGURAL sTEEPLEcHAsE' =
y''F-'l'' or over short course GP''finFsii7 81 Fl.
ra6i535s N@r%s I:s nss ,51si5sS5 9.s5sS5
ana e @sss.iIt to Fl s'' ss M'SFf in
h@san ss @eisf5 to and IG and ss Neissn :c se
place r1 ana qssr fyeh by f1so tWo lengths s 4i5
SECOND RACE year-Sldss Gs. or over %y K, m'e'
W. Lakeiands hT. h. Ogden N ~
wsalTn %aFn9Ftole ss aged. lsS g. Ma9@ SI
kiad.n 6 and out Alss sy
lsneh Gs FTnnsH, paes asy ao by ya g lengths
THIRD RAcE-FALL HANDICAP; S-yesr-olds or over
J E sesgrsTn's br c cOburs, by ,,IIs1 Hin g, 81
voter ; , Sssa iso oo liMsDseTiy SsnsaSif GG5I S-I
King Pepper Beagchans9' 90 s % and I@s Soon t2 a.
M%5e'e ar ic 10 is oa'a' a%% to i? Isa % III uan
s-5T TRaSar Nsrrful and : 10 aisc ran
yai' by a head Time i:i$.s.
FOURTH RAcTHE FUTURIY for 2yesrolSS;; l,y;oDs 0Eer
the old Fgturity Course lto 40 ifet e shGr' u
,orTcction. 9 1~,ii5 5oConncD =: 60
AI9S9SI,T BenoranEfuc.ssta ioa Is 81
Jdaa Dai{s, barron by oIqSFs9 e%a9i. la-l Al
"a RsEe u IS 5na" to an ne g 10 ind King S Haho2e
] and 70 :: GgnrS ,,,l5r il5 }Nog6'Gl Ioo TO- az and
20 to l. Fywhe5 l25 ,HuInan!, 20 to and IS. to l.
l2s coohran) * to and Saturday ll2 Won
ds6l 1s5 70 = and 5 50 9nd SUN So shower 100 ae 300
and 100 70 r9t iS fSy1 Landry M G TO- and 100 to i
Itapsn E nj n i2i sims 20 70 20 roadstreet II
M5G 10 80 soq and % to nf T. also G% 5a in ss1
start good RIDDEN by length and a half: place
easily by lengths. Time 1O91s
.fCouped
FIFTH RACE-For year-old maidens: last furlongs'
new Futarity Course: .,,sDssct bv
Lisssis"AnHie chinn 1is.--'o connoT 81 81
Frur. Gullmanl 81 81
Cast Tsn .; X - and a5d;) f3 q se9a,,et l5
CIcCueE l 10 Valley Forge. ll2 Cochran;
/ an 10 1: Clearwater. ll5 lWoodsl 10 ana
Grsden, li5 tMounoei, 90 n and 20 to - HaPpy
cross lPhesn), zoo and 60 TO l; Destitute III
CNliams) I 10 . and S 3: BEory, li2 nAtteheldt,
4 10 ] and 10 ;: ROYAL 1l2 81. Martini. 4 to and
s 10 F. Batyah, Crennan). 20 20 and s 10 l. and
Chickadae CBurns u 10 and TO /. also ran start
good Driving a head place easily by length and
half. Time. zoos.
SIXTH RACE-For 3-year-olds over: ceiling; lie
miles the turf.
McCorke & Mahon's p. Z. Louisville, hy
Astor as s......................O Martini III 5-2
Fatalist. l05. lMounce) ID Al
Autoleht. i07 fO'ConnorD 10 and l .: Eoim. lol
smith u 20 and 10 2 and Himself. loi Niilesl,
20 o l and /. also Start fair Easily by 1
lengths. Place by lengths Time AS.