New-York tribune., 1901-09-06
THE RACETRACK.
FFNo SHOWS HIS QUALITY BY WINNING
THE DASH STAKES DE
FEATED-MR. WHITNEY NOW
SOLE OWNER OF BLUE GIRL.

FEAIED-Mh hlINE1 NOW
SOLE OWNER OF BLUE GIRL.
The two-year-old colt HenO for whom Clarence
q Mackay paid big price to John z. Madden IN
o-der 10 have a candidate IN the Futurity. showed
b;g quality al Sheepshead Bay yesterday hy win
mig the Dash Stakes at five furongs He came
from far back in the last furlong and won going
away in the fast time of esq So Behind him
among others. were Leonora Loring unbeaten up
"a this time; Cameron and Par Excellence Leo
nora Lorinc anc Cameron were the first choices.
Cameron being slightly preferred, and Heno being
he'd al s 10 7. Leonora Loring made the running
With Cameron and Par Excellence in close attend
ance the last furlong pole when Heno closed
with a rush the outside and. getting IN hum
dred yards from the finish. came on and Won nd
dsn out by length Leonora Loring beat Came
ron a head for the place. Had not Odom taken
things 100 easily on the illy she would have been
closer UP the end.
Heno's victory was all the more Impressive for
The reason that when the field swung around the
bend he vas absolutely last The colt is evidently
one OF quality and il viii he interesting 10 watch
his running with other good ones than those he
beat yesterday. II was achievement Of conse-
quence 10 beat Leonora Loring and Cameron. and
the tine faster than the Dash Stakes had ever
been run in before.
There were only three starters in the Turf Han
dicap. al one mile and quarter. with Decanter
tavorite az 4 TO .. He made the running with Ka-
mara az his hanks n the head Of the stretch when
Watercure. whom O'Connor had been rating along
two lengths back closed and in a hard drive 10
the wire by a length. Decanter beat Kamara
a head for the place.
Without doubt O'Connor Is one Of the most sue
cessful jockeys now riding and the Featherstones
do well IN guarding him the apple OF the
stables eye but his besetting sin is overconhdence,
and il beat that exceptionally fast Iilly Hstasoo
In the first race yesterday This FLY has an amaZ-
-oFe in he first TaV 0f
race and il gave her good lead after the
flag feu yesterday. Two furlongs from home O'Ccn-
nor thought he had Rose OF May safely beaten on
he rail and he lei his mount down failing TO no
tice that Flora Pomona was coming up with rush
on the outside When he did wake up 10 the situ-
alton IL was too late 10 get Hatasoo going again,
and not only die Woods bring Flora Pomona al
T0 ro1 home frsr bv 4 length but Burns by dnt
u unhsgging perseverance,, got the place on Rose
~ Nav bv short head The race looked Ike
a gift for Hatasoo that lS 10 20 were her ODDS at
post time while odds al al could ee had against
her for the place Aatasoo herself holos the best
record for the course ana distance o.5s". while
her conqueror Of yesterday covered the distance
IN 1904. Still Hatasoo was carrying eleven pounds
more yesterday than When sne MADE me TecoEo'
and it be that the weight vas partly respon-
The talent could not see how Chuctauundo could
lose the fifth race but he did Duelist, al TO /
took bis measure while Belle of Lexington lasted
lust long enough, after making all the pace TO
dens interest in Blue Girl the best Ally OF the year
and owns her entirely. Blue Girl is eligible
s0r The English oaks OF 1902 and. NastUrtium Is
entered for the Derby, both OF them Will probably
run in Mr.. Whitney's colors in England next sea
son. The terms Of the sale are not announced II
VII not surprise ANYBODY 10 hear soon that Mt
Madden has sold his interest N YANKEE TO M
Whitney Yankee too. is a Derby eligible. he
summaries
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crraie. los shaw. 20 % ara 70 ! Section ;o9
champ 80 and % = EIebron. i64 cdliesl 2oo 70
ana Royal Sue Jos sehsels p 10 and to / also ran
s.srr Esal Driving by length place same oy head
SEgoXR RACE Maiden ysa- el5z ard upward: mile
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rs Gs II z is5 sB5 to sas Fs. tr.r s2 > es RsliS55 To5
% ! % ~ Dr Korher 100 CBurnsnl. 20 / and
Pa.hfaasr ios shaw 70 and ; to 2 George srnons
fDsly / and l. and Kalif. 100 Brennan. 50
STAR t5ir DRIVING 5y length: place same by head
THsED RAcE-rHE DASH STAKES; 2-year-olds: 5
Nassay.s b Eeao. bv Hsary
1-soTS te55s1s5 L1Ti7s 15 S5s7a, G2SsR, -
% o G "a aRS5 70 20 10 10 sa sna 20 do5s 95 s
9 70 and ? Z; i Aaaaiasisn lol Cwoods 50 70 and
n Presumption lo4 Martin. 100 q ard 40
] also start good. Ridden by length; place
crTlnE by head. Time 0a9as.
FOURTH RAcE-THE TURF. HANDICAP: s-yesr-Olds
eCc over. IA miles. turf.
o. y M1rriss ch- g Natercure. by
Naierersss-lSens's First, 4. NJ.
2s:.: R:s::s .5s..5S 'o$sss:5 5S#ss3 e a@s a@
start good Driving by length: place same by a
Tine 2.0S-+
FIFTH RAcE-I9andicsp: wears and ever: ruriongs.
Nlinn & torsythe's b. e Duellst, by Odd
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ls4e NJ Lexington. g. tfsice) 81 SIS
Ihaetarun1a. 3. rs Turner 80 Ia
Alard Srheck. g. 10 CNoods). TO / and even: Lady
neas !. s6 cThompson). IS and Himself
. - DAILY. 90 ! 20 also Start fair
DTillnE By head: place by Il length Time.
sAIH RACE-selling. and over; lis miles on
p; = Morris's ch e. Bedeck by Star
spee-Las. e. IO5 O5.--..-.---...... CVoads) 81 SIS
ORLANDO aEed. ......--..--.. shaw 3 81 II
,iE:oir lo5 fNondery), and l. Disturber lo5
- -neel 10 % and tc !; san Luis, 100 BrennanJ.
% and 80 % Macleod Of Dare. loI CMichaesJ. 20
49, sAl 70 J; Alslke. 100 lSlesJ. 20 and 70 l..
+Aeceote SO CDonegan) 80 70 1 and 10 10 J. also
ienEih- Time. Las
sHEEPsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FlissI RAcE-Last furlongs of the new Futurity