The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-06
FAST TIME BY GOLD HEELS.
FAKES ORIENTAL HtNDiCAP
FROM BLJES ~ POS ?-5
And Beats Dansstar's Record for one
Mile and n quarter al cra' e-end
John Madden's Pentecesi n surprise
Another "kiiing'' b, David Gideon

flashing past the Judges In front Fifteen
thousand racing enthusiasts ATTENDED, w"
getaway proceedings. and II the gam" vas
unpleasant the bracing weather somewhat
repaid the crowd for making the trip. The
performance OF Gold Heels. from a racing
standpoint. Was the feature Of the day lie
was the selection Of the form players Ia take
the Oriental Handicap for all ages. al one
mile and a quarter, and WAS sent To the post
an 4 TO 3 favonte. the price, however. going
up n point A plunge on Terminus reduced
his odds from nves to ~ TO 8 blues ~ss
steady Mt fours. and Advance Guard went
up from fours to nves. len candles was
at tens aud Barron Pepper a Is TO ! outsid't
shaw took Blues TO III" front the n'oil'h'
the barrier WAS released III" ST DlN"h
coli was full Of speed and along the back
stretch he had tire" lengths over Cold Heels
who was hard held 10y Woods OConnor
kent Terminus ~ third place. With the others
strung out behind, where they renamed 70
the end. II looked a. n Blues would d" ihe
trick when he sailed around the TAR tufh
two lengths better than Gold Heels. but Just
the moment Woods let The Hard rolt down
nj the head of the stretch he whiri"d ra-t
Blues as II the latter was about To stop. ana
rushing down 20 the wire. he won by a lehsth
IN clever style. Blues heating Terminus Tor
the Mace by two lengths. Gold Heels time
was Os IS. the fastest one mile and a quarter
ever run at Graye-eud The best previous
record for the track was :odi., made by
Rauastar when b. won IN" BROOKLYN Handi-
car In Isaa. with an impo~t OF no pounds
Gold Heels carried ~ pounds and was not
extended 90 hs limit
John = Madden had a surpri-" IN store
for the LAYERS and the public when he s"nt
his recently acquired Prut"co-t. hy Hast
tngSTarantella. to the post N the Prospect
Handicap. for two-year-olds at about ~N
furlongs pentecosi aud his siahi" in"ir.
Citv Rank. were COUPLED In IN" betting. the
.-.4,. -, hs.ipg = "a The money came
into the ring - steadily. however, that N"
odds were soon rubbed 70 ~lS- flil,hltR
he f%aIorite AZ = To- Fred Nalhaum's
Smart set, another supposed good uhns'
was backed down from tens tn -"v"ns ~
rust Belmont's Ma~tcrman. also on a." IN
Of the tongue. wus cut from eighfs 70 s"Ncn-
Ali.Tt Festh-r~tonr'- lgnit"r. a inmphsit"r
colt. with O'Connor W, caught AZ k,nd- "i
money from tho-. who per~i-t"niN play ~"
,se psc. Of p1 reI a PSiT ,sa iii%SSeaiie.t ..ppcSuisI'on
Of the dnv Fourteen hor-"~ Wont To- "a"
post and the start was y beauty Tor ~ en-
erson To the quarter. hih.rt. - &" led
chiffon by hslfa length Then -ptt-burE
phil's" colt assumed the TASK ~ setting ~"
pace. with psuteCo-t coming after him with
irresistible speed and. stamina Rlru~ took
no chances With the Madden colt, hut nj a."
turn he rushed him past Chiffon % swiftly
that the latter hacketcs cried out IA d.
with Eddie Busch. was coupled =, the gen
erops odd, Of !? to ! nov Causht OhI.on
~ ss the bnTinniES Of The stretch was
sN"h ~. - G
reached and the crowd reared both IN JOY
and disnppointmen, pent"cos, "a5 a Win
mona in the place. three lengths IN front Of
Chiffon.
Not satisfied with rakinr a Nihhn forum"
out Of the ring on fridnv hcca Ne oi th. We,
tory of his two-venr-uld colt 'lonnrell. David
Gideon got in another effective coup IN the
last event yesterday. thuugh u Sas accom-
plished by the narrowe>t Of margins The
and a half WlrionrS, ana the largest field OF
tho day. fifteen, faced IN" barrier There
was tho tavoriie at n 10 5. with bnrouch
nj threes and cast Iron At Tour. lh"-c wcr"
he .slec,ionS At The i1rin Saed n /" n, nn' f Hhr
instance. who was backed down irom 10, 10
90 o. TO !. Then A~'ei,ion " - Dr1ten insn
from tens 10 eight. WIN" Iirl WIN :. stlbl"
boy up was snapped NJ ~ "iAhi- or ttiter
Rut the real thing W. Jnmc- ~N'ihnshlin
tRrrtngtun, n nne-looking nay '"li, hN w.
liighness-Dcar loui-e. who vas ridden hy
Burns
nag they found a much a. Is T. against
wagersa ali over The ring with A. much despatch
as possible. Gideon'- men hammered the rric"
imnos.fhIe H. get better than . to- when Car
rington reached the post
rushed ewsv ~ a brsasnask pace Nth tasi
Iron, Cornwall and Iirl hanging e. the pace,
tuck Between the two leaders un,I tie head
81 the stretch. where O'lagen. not equal To-
that he had other dangerous rivals in Cast
Irpn IirI and Cihson Light. all of whom
we're coming IKE small cvcIones Tor the wire
n was a 49,. uf Nhin and -pur- for each. and
in a rousing finish CHrrIngtnn ~, the Vrr-
dict by \ head hi. time being d. a-s Cast
Iron. n length hack. wa- "a neck better than
Ziri. who bent Gibson Light. - - /. out "
third money by . head O'iIag.n was almost
on eyen terms with Gibson Light, and ~ ns,k
better than Barouch II WA. roughly e.
tltnated that M. Winninss ~ Gideon and
ne circle ~ tmrI, Iirt. acuuaiutauC,-
Amounted a. $40 ~, Nrt.h. with sInpn gath
cred In on Clonmsll. makes quite a hole Ia
sorne OF the layers SniD helS
In-snd-out running ~ ~ most glartng form
was exemplined by stuart ~ the first race.
sir furlongs The other dav Stuart could
NOT get out Of his own wnv. hut Yesterday
he had winged hogf. anntr.ntIy 1,rNYrs
mI,h g. S..i,h, 49,, ,,e f,,n,t.
$500 - -, ..i 49, ,,,,',,'I
a. 80. - NJ $50, 90. :, n a.. ,,,,nin.
~ the s'dnl" Stnht' lhh' ~ va" iullhihs'
shaM lawns mn W. w t"n'i"t" =. NJ;
where ne Wa i"hslh dhu tih IN iinhi 81
lsa, q 10 !. Who, Ma hetFhf backed 10y W"
1ammany crowd Lady Nt"flng. ~ To I,
was third. beating LADY OF the alley hN "a
mock.
The steeplecha~e handicap, at about two
miles, was deNtid OF ~rn-A'i'linl iU'lnFtlt~