New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
THE RACETRACk.
ForR FAvORITES FINISH FlRST-suC-
crSSFr-I DAY FOR NO RE-
CALI" START

IL 1 \
CEsSFUL DAY FOR NO RE
CALL" START
was good day for favorites at Morris h rarH
r5o, for no less than four first choices came
yes - their rivals. Kufa. at u TO o. Pente-
q, n ;: CaughnawaGa. al TO = ana Sol-
,,.r al even money. were the suocessiui i"
a.. while Smoke well backed at TO o. was HFs'
,ros a length before Potente' VINO was an 80 80
- I aret choice for the Fort Schuyler Selling
Stakes. ..,.,. .,.,,cb ts still
under trial had most successful day Ihere "ei :
= DELAYS of consequence, and every held was seH'
-. ~, bunched The most interesting feature
si5ea was the Nasturtiun Handicap ioT t"o-
- o,ss roaidens that had never started being eX-
,r5a5 John e Maddens Hastings colt Fehte-
cost was the top weight at 12o pounds but ne was
~ FIRST choice in the public eye for all uhal' clos-
&c at s 10 ; in the betting. Igniter and Lord Quex
re1ne second and third choices. For some unknown
asor Grail was at ffteens, and ran almost neg
,actad bv the bettors With little Michaels up IN
,loca of Cochran she better race than her
,os, and managed 10 finish second, heao oelore
1i+or Pentecost ran In third place until the
eela had rounded well into the stretch, when Burns
conad an him and he flashed to the front with ease
and was first at the wire by a length and half In
1.N which equalled the track record for the dis
tance made by Sadducee, with only III pounds up
In 1893.
,er Selling Stakes and was held consistently at
oven money by the layers. But Smoke had regained
something like her Saratoga form and managed to
heat him by half length in a 2drive II was
spectacular finish and one that brought the spec
-ators 10 their feet. Rowdy on the rail-, Smoke
,er+ IN her and potente on the outside came down
from the last furlong pole like circus chariot race
team and one hundred yards from the finish 1t
looked as If Potente the best But Smoke was
game to the last and in the last twenty yards man
and harl
more and at the wire she was half length before
the favorte Rowdy seemed be crowded on the
rail, but Cochran made protest, and third money
all the Whitney candidate got.
The hurdle race with which the card opened also
saw a rafting good finish between Kufa, the IL
10 favorite and Miss Mitchell, the second choice.
Pau Puk Keewis made most Of the running for a
mile, and then gave place TO the pair already
named They came over the last hurdle together,
but the professional Jockey outrode Mr.. Lewis, and
his mount first by the Judges by head. Hardy
Pardee broke down and did not finish
Caughnawaga and Blanket had royal duel at the
finish OF the fourth race. the OF Clifford had
o'Connor drew away in the last few jumps and
won bv about length. all out.
= rare lot OF no account steeds presented them
Selves for the for threeyear-old maidens over
the Withers Mile. Collegian looked decidedly the
motion gave his many hackers a few moments OF
anxiety. At furlong from home IL looked as II
Tour had the race won. Then Burns sent Col
legian up with rush, and it looked all over for
latter however,
badly at the critical moment, and Collegian rushed
by him. Tour just managed TO stagger home half
length in front Of Miss Almy. a more tired lot
Of horses have seldom finished a race
fernando, colt that has raced well In the west
proved the winner of the Grand Stand Handicap.
Decanter was the favorite after Advance Guard
had been scratched hut Dublin made most OF ne me
with strong rush and won by three lengths IN
good time
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-selling. hurdle; syear-Ods and over IA
81 Reftnsi p
J coyne,s br. Kufa. by KSPSai.7 KeSa,naa ~,
sI::s5s: Il: S';5ss + sc55:sss %::ss = Fl
& Sss Pet EesS = 'qss9 ss 60 :! s9s
" & 80 to and 20 to also rfH an HpTay Sead paee
easily By 6y"S lenf1hs aadhs Gin Time 2:si4 if
SECOND RAcE---NAsTURTIUM HANDICAP: 2 year
4ss:5:' s5ss5 s:s5
Highlander JOS cfccue 10 to and e l. Lcod @ Gc 9usI
lo5 ooods 70 and to L Isdy G2diva q, R TReSfeTn
70 S 70 AND and E.. to 1s 9fs e e 40 and ID to
place driving al'T5 b. a head Time Time. i:ao
HR and sTs sGEnH suFaass sE Ni;6sfs Ms
:" showalter,s oh. T. Smoke by Order q !,
gassass. a5fata lio ixsssei: ssssT} ,,Sls
shoTehsm lOI Oangman). 100 i and - TO l. and II
snot 81 CThompsonl 30 70 and TO also ran f sra
length Time ia ''~N'
FOURTH RACE-2-year-old maidens: Eclipse Course.
w Il Sealey's ch. c. Caughnawaga. by .
I-iorc-I2 Tosca, 1lO (Wonderly)
Early Eve. io7 e 6cochran} 1a-1 =
Joymaker. I07 HRsdfern). 90 10 to /; Kindred
lO (Hayden) 20 to and u 1: Calgary. llo (Mounce)
50 and - 70 1: Grand Opera 10 tOdom). TO am
40 McCus) co and 20 90 L. Andalusian. i1O @oods
- % and l. Chief Lally. 10 (Oangman). 500 20
aha Oto /; Nissequosu-. ioI dMcGinn). 200 70 ana
70 !; Pigment lO7 IendersonD, 900 to and 100 10
Eotlmsh IO7 duilrnan) 80 TO and 1: Thoth. 10
ohaels) 60 10 and 20 ], and Gay Girl 10I nurns)
- 70 ! ana TO ], also ran. Start good Driving by
length; place same by . lengths Time, l:i1A-
FIFTH RAC--y maiden 3-year-olds; Hithers Mile.
W 6 Whitney's b. e. Colegian by Sir
gs4r MO 20 c6nno5 esn6of G
MISS Almy. ll2 .(Spencer) Al g
Thickei ll5 CManlove) 100 30 10 /; Eas
Navarro ll2 CdcGinn). co and 20 10 /; Mark Lane
~ CNnes) 100 20 and 80 20 /; Phima Paxton. II
tMounos). 50 10 and IL 20 /. and Anna Darling: II
WOODS 10 and 20 I. also Start good. Drivin
i:42s Ah' hSif' place same O' nan length I'M"
SIXTH RACE-GRANDsrAND HANDICAP: for S-year
oids and over; mile and a furlong over the Withe'
w; IT, Iaudernnan's \. Hernando By
hanover Retrieve, 3, i02 - -(Wonderly) 5-i
in ii119in 3 III i-.-.-..--.-..-.:; thccue) 2 q
o The Rhyner JOS woods. TO ! to /: Kamars
o. ntedfeTn). 10 and 20 l. and Black Dick.
Coehran). u TO ard ]. also Start good Eas
u lengths: psce driving by a neck Time. i;5s
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
tlRsT RAcE-seven- n-eighths OF withers Mile.
Name. VT Name w
aeo,eein 115 Cervera
Fasers cancers rs Flora Pomona ......