The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-10
HARLEM MEET CLOSED BIG CROWD AT LAST DAYS
 RAGING.
Heavy Track Causes Six Good Ones to Be Scratched in goth Century Stakes Geo. Arnold Winning
 after Fight with The Lady.

| Chicago Oct. 9.-George Arnold per- fectly handled by Jockey Winkfield, cap | tured the Twentieth Century stakes at Harlem this afternoon, worth to the win ner 6,220. The distance was mile and three-sixteenths, which was covered in 3:o6. Arnold opened equal choice with the l Hildreth entry, The Lady and Rolling Boer at to l. but at post time the odds had changed to 16 to 5 with few takers. The heavy rain of the early day had left the track deep in mud which caused the l SCI atching of Pink Coat Cambria, Vul- cain, Gonfalon. Henry Bert and Star Chamber, leaving only six of the original twelve to go, The Lady and George Ar mold went to the front at fiagfall and ran
 together for mile; after that Arnold
 pulled to the front having plenty of room to spare at the wire. Owing to the change in the condition of the track, the fifth race was declared off. In this were en- tered Bessie Mack1in. Moneymuss, Bur nie Bunton and The Rush. and it was in- tended to make an effort to break the record for 1-2 furlongs. It was the clos ing day of the season at the Harlem race track, and an immense crowd at
 tended. The racing was all that could
 be desired.
 First race, five and one-half furlongs- If You Dare. 11O. Knight), to 1, won; Educate, 8S, CD. MitchelD, B to 5, second l; Harry Herendon, 104 Winkfie1d). 10 to l. third. Time, Ill. Bummer Annu, Segu- ranca, Little Jack Horner, Johnnie Mc- Carty and Gawaine ran.
 Second race, five furlongs-Herodiade 9s. tLoburn), 9 to ?, won; McChesney. H0 CWinkfield), Il to 1. second; I Samelson. D. MitcheID, 10 to 1. third. Time, 1:04 1-5. Landseer and Julia Junkin ran. Third race. steeplechase, short course "Queenship. 13S, (Slater). to ?. won; rNs. fn ond; Lord Chesterfield. TAO, CTaylor), to l. third; Captain Conover. 125. Hughes), | l5 to 1, fourth. Time. 3:45 2-5. 'Queen- | ship disqualified for fouling. Populist, | Coley, Patroon and Little John ran. Pa troon and Little John fell
 | Fourth race, one and three-sixteenth
 miles-tTwentieth Century Stakes-George
 Arnold, 11O Winktield), 16 to 5. won; Six ! Shooter 102, CknighD, to 2, second;
 Haviland 96 q. IIicks). 6 to l. third
 Time, 2:O6. Rolling Boer. The Lady and | Ben Chance ran.
 l Fifth race. mile-Charlie O Brien, 100 l (Blake). to 5. won; Hi knocker, 92 u..
 Jackson), to 1, second; Goal Runner, 70 Jackson), 2 to 2, third. Time l:4S 20. | Silurian ran.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Canova,
 103 q. Hicks), to 1, won; Bonnie Lis
 sak ss BiTkenrptho Ihs eG to ssfondi ssirG T,n W.
 1:52 3-5 Albert Lee, Scarlet Lily, Uncle | Tom. Linden. Ella. Choru Boy and Her mencia ran.
 Entries Today. At Worth-First race, seven furlongs- Frelinghuysen, 122: Mountebank Oliver Mo, 119; Sunro, 117; Little Lois, Frank
 Ireland. 114; Guy H., 112; Dagmar, 1O9 Boomerack, Woodstick, Shut Up. 107i Helen Paxton, 104.
 Second race, mile and one-fourth- | Strangest. 106; Frangible. 103; Valdez | Kentucky Babe, 9S; Yoloco Sarilla, 95; Fox | Bard, 92; Tammany Chief. 91; Uncle Tom | S6.
 Third race, five furlongs-I; samuelson 1 Byrne of Roscrea, Harry Wilson. Jack Ratlin, Lucien Appleby, 103; Aegin, Au. | tumn Leaves. Galiantrie. Miracle IT, 100 Fourth race mile--Reseda, 112; The Con
 aueror, Argregor. 10S; Vulvain, 1O6; The
 Lady, 105; Goal Runner. 9S: w. J. Deboe 97; Benckart, 92.
 Fifth race. five furlongs-Joe Martin | 122; The Pride, 119; Moneymuss, IA; Man go Goal Runner. 109; Dorothy Lee, 104.
 Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth- | Pyrrho 107: St. Hera, 105; Lingo. 103: Lis
 beth, 1n1; Horsa, Silesian. 100; Aaroi
 Pond Hat Mitchell. 96; Digby Bell The
 Way. 90; Lady Like. Wing Dance, 94
 Crescent City, 93; Step Onward. 92.