New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THE RACETRACK.
,,p MADDENs GOOD THING"LFoUI.
RIDING GOES UNFINISHED.

r-om the SPECTATORS point Of view. there was
..-s sensational racing yesterday at Morris Park
,ss ,un began when the betting opened for the
r..ond race q high weight handicap for all ages,
.- the last six furlongs of the Withers Mile.
rbsre was q widely circulated tip John z. Mad
ssr,s slpthrfft. q two-year-old that had already
-, sonne fair races. II was rumored that he had
n,5 his stable mate, Pentecost, safely in a trial
-,,t and this coupled with the fact that his
+sbe was hacking him. enough the
ing fairly wild slipthrfrs price opened at 10 10 l.
brt the occupants OF the high stools were nearly
socked on their perches by the rush get aboard
sns the odds rubbed 10 eights and
then 10 skies. and then TO fours Still the money
o,me in and the tumult made by the hundreds
sebting 10 bet on the tip" such the ring
had not seen before in long time. Slipthrift
srsuy closed the faVorite at 5 TO ..
O'Connor beat the barrier length at the start
snd got Cervera going a length before the rest of
,be field. There he stayed TO the last furlong.
when the heavy weight got in its work, and Grail
and setauket rushed by him. Behind them, on the
outside Sl!pthrift moved up. He had come from
sWsy back having got of badly and under the
whip began 10 leave Grail and Setauket. When
srource saw that he had the he put up
his whip. and Slipthrift eased up a bit, won a
clever victory by a length. Grail getting the place
ty half length from Setauket. The layers lost a
good deal OF money 10 Mr. Madden, his friends and
those who followed them.
Another killing Of size was accomplished through
the medium OF the Pepper Stables Kantaka FLY
.oymaker, in the fourth race, for two-year-old
selling platers. Joymaker opened at 10 l. but
several professional upsters had named her 10 win
and she so much in demand that her price
closed az seyens. There was large and unwieldy
sed for the starter handle all except one of the
sixteen entries going TO the post. When the flag
finally fell Barouche and Atheolo were left stand
ing sidewise. Barouche was figured TO have an out
side chance. Trump was first away, and made all
the running TO the stretch. where keynote, the
.aEorite. and Joymaker moved up on him. For a
moment il looked if the faVorte would win, but
ii had cost him too much TO get up and he began
10 falter AS he did Joymaker swerved into
Trump and both Of them cut across before Key
note shutting him of completely. Then Joymaker
drew away and won by length. Both OConnor
il was not allowed. although The foul was most
apparent Il should be said, however. that Key
A0e looked beaten before the foul occurred so that
Trump was the only sufferer.
The starter was not in good form yesterday for
besides leaving Barouche and Atheoo, he also left
Beggar Lady al the start for the McGrathiana sell
70 separate Templeton. Animosity and GlenneIiie
before the race, but the former closed a TO 3
sForite. She was beaten a block. Glenneilie
q Ike rocket. but stopped when Animosity chal-
laged her. half furlong from home GlennelHe.
ElhoCgh fast, seems to be uncommonly useless
piece OF property 10 have about stable. for. owing
be left al the post and If she gets away well she
WI shut up If she is courageousy challenged, just
AstOr was reyenged. in the last race on his old
slEaL Aipen, who was the faVorite and ran un
tine Dublin outciassed Criterion in t the i' mile
handicap for three-year-olds and won all the way,
oespNe his l25 pounds, with AcCue locking back
The steeplechase that opened the days pro-
beat Salesman after the two had come over the
last jump together, and was forced TO a drive TO
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRsT RAcE-seling; s;eeplechass: s-year-olds and
s. Betting. F
I Eaierbury's ch &. BABY Bill BY, Great
Ion-Cassilla. aged, l52...-...to Owens 81 50
s. S'ieR EieR5sSr BafFy3 'S5 'SS5 E5
,gB9stsEops l52 CARSON to and to g CheessTite
to snd 8 70 J. IAnEtoek. Jas Green. IS 70 and
also ran I stsrt Fooa DIyhe by 81 length; a place easily
y lengths Time. 4:osl=.
SECOND aAGEE EHighweight handicap; all ages; fur
ss5s: #5Efiii ii.8 8sss:;;} s5ss; $ II
o.enl % to and 70 l. Francesca. i25 Cochran, 70
Ts5s sshsa5 60 . and . to i Jadsa waTdei
ana 20 90 TO and aRa o3e 20 to n Gre GP S 90 - and
place abS 9o E ran bsss ssr @ E9os csSery by length
STAKE; S-year-old fllies; furlongs OF withers
M1lers eh :. Anmosty, by star Ruby ,
ssl;55: s:555:55:s ii c%ss5s1g} q ii
csaoo 70? 30 56a p ns 90 ans &C., to Mpfsss 1as ,aS iSS
- u and 70 l. and Princess Pepper. 100 fted-
9 haf length: place easily by lengths Time 1:2s9.
ppoLgTH RACE-seiling: 2-year-olds: furlongs.
T, Fs5,,.,sl sla2es eh- Joymaker; by . =,
s:'I.9 ss@9 nscs-isy E; xoaSsl3 5ssl9 ID ID 81
w;,oH hsn Howard 10 Pickerns so and Is i Andy
gr gsms Jos woods. y 10 and 10 J: Keynote. do5
and 81 70 !; Gibson Light. 100 Smith. IS . and
- J; Fre1 krupp. 95 H.ice). 10 and 20 70 J;
homsou 100 70 ana 80 to In A. Icet a5 creanie,
a. ana 20 - J. Last knight. 30 ddenderson) 60 to
ssHshFowaR s. dyer 100 to and 20 70 = also ran,
sagih Time ;29s.
ceiFTH RACE Handicap; s-year-olds; withers Mile.
c+sa.linE +As,ssinE-Mnd Honey 12s. .o.GMccue,I 4-s out
ssssrqn; slsrt ~ JOS ; ooconnorl IL out
nI. hAcEaselling; s-year-olds and over: Lie
!, tSssSors &. Astor 9 IO7. G3uilman)1 81 Ii
ssnfrv ee Cyonderlyl l9-I S-I
agAnsna lO4 shaw : 10 ! ane even: Lee King lo5
,5s - - ana !: Fonsoee. lOi Booker 80 TO
sne Sso ran star fair Driving by hal: a length place
NoRRIs PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
courssss crssF RAcE-F1ve one-haK furlongs Eclipse
o.-siae W.T. Name. VT.
b.. p 1876 Highlander ............. 10
Kry Dhui 12s Tribes I'M 10
Otss repper--....... l22 Brandy l07
10 Man o War. 100
-atv ia Blanche Herman. loi
IL Ante ~
10
c0lrs. RAcE-Five and one-half furIongs Of Eclipse
~-eN1----.-- JIG Thoth ..--.-.--..-..---.
Ben 1lo Iemoyne %
Bonus llb Cassgille 10
Virginia 10 Last Knight. -