New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
THE RACETRACk.
ONLY TWO FAvoRITEs IN FRONT AT
MORRIS PARK-DOGGETT HOME.
TARAL COMING.

There racing that interesting for every
body and profitable to a reasonable extent to the
judicious specuator Morris Park. yesterday, al
though fixtures Of great Importance were de-
cided Only positive fsvorites won their races.
but second choice that should have been the
favorite and well played by many persons who
had no particular connection with the contingent
whose money made a false first choice came home
first. The mo recall" system Of starting did not
work well 1t had the previous few days. Bold
knight, the favorite in the last race. with heaps
OF money his back. left at the post as he
took stride the flag fell and then propped him
self Isa also left, and Reforner got away
badly in the selling stakes.
J. J. McCafferty's speedy FLY Femesole the
legitimate favorite for the Hurricane, closing at
10 2 in the betting. and she in a ronnp that
showed that at the conditions of the race she out
classed her competitors. This flly is as fast as
the wind over five or five and one-half furlonss.
with 100 pounds her back. but she
shades off at six furlongs and 10 pounds. The
conditions were just 10 her liking yesterday and
she slipped down the last five furlongs OF the
Eclipse Course Ike a bullet through cheese win
ming by three lengths. pulled UP, in the fast time
of o:5s fat. Lieschen. fast but uncertain hlly,
was second, half length before Presumption
Smith turned Reformer the flag dropped, and
was set down for two days therefor.
Just why anybody should have preferred De
Reszke Chiffon n the race for two-year-olds
the last six and half furlongs of the With
Mile is mystery. They opened at about even
quotations, but the money fairly poured in the
Lamplighter colt, that his price fell from to
to to 2. absurd quotation for a race that con-
tained so good performer Chiffon The latter's
price rose until threes could be had against him at
post time After the field had got well in motion
there nothing in the but Chiffon He
romped steadily away from his field, the favorite
making weak attempt TO ca tch him, and first
under the wire by at least five lengths Chill
toms time was only quarter Of second over
the track record, and he was almost walking when
ne hnlshec- II was remarkably good race, and
promises well for the colts future
The Autumn Hurdle Handicap was good race to
the finish Four horses went over the jump at the
s hr n T5 eT0sng @ d e ts one a team but then they be
aSnd and The priver. Ss an added starter The
Charaxus gelding had the most left and drew out
ey Mss P Mtehe p fe Hh al one seGh Of the fsr
So good lot OF sprinters faced the starter for
E the bes Mse dGW a at hs aes ERzf aTy as
horse that went to the post was a sprinter Of
well backed. One OF the hottest tips out was on
ring on her that the layers rubbed her price from
dwen1les e ties to tens She got weak ride from Daily,
the the weight and the the distance. and just when Ger
q strong rush and won well within herself. by a
Length and hslf Isia. as already said. was left
himself. saying that Bullrnan had got into a
iate ante p ne win frp @ ngt ,s hIoe gnt It was too
aEed to poke her nose in front of Mesaba, and got
Hayden; aS; a Iightweight boy who has been riding
the day. on Alfred Vargrave at SO TO After er
Bold Knight was left at the post Rowdv s.enoed
Wild Pirate when suddenly with terrific rush G
5t &iIred Eargraye @ came from the clouds Cochran
went 10 work with his whip, but Rowdy was ali in
and alfred Eargrave nipped him by a neck on the the
post: Hayden rode good race. and viii bear
Richard @ Croker has engaged McGinn. the Jockey
Doggett who formerly rode in this country. has
riding and says that TaraI viii return ne4 1So neeh
THE SUMMARIES. Il next month
FIRST RAcE-AUTUMN HURDLE HANDIrAp.
,,o.,. St, Betting F.
c5.raH9e@ h A6coFR,iSs ,s5 haTsTns By
5ss esSs5I5 R=iTS; 5:assr5 : lsiSi Sssss =
The Able lss gzolder) go to 20 TO /: Kufa 1877
g and to to i AND and Ms: to Io Il 9PefT y. is
snd to l. also Miss Mitchell fell Hopef1 pliIsd Il
y eaas as[' E98S F8s s osv'F by length place driving By
SECOND RAcE.Gn q, ages; handicap: ; furongs.
onondaga-Annette. 3. io6 6Redferny pg s.,
Up. s. 50 ieassis} SSasE} 81 50
1sS Knss5 sas Gtn.6 q Rho6ss ID 52s 0doa to 81
20 C sas to a3s Ss.5s to ;o aI
60 i Gilbert q as cochr and to 70 Braaa8 aa8
Is shea 20 to AND 20 to 70 m ad Rvs 20 to L Honolulu
shs iaS 20 TO oEga6 fn5 to % ! Fri s2
sDs2 &c l. SC co3n S. cTeasms 20 to l. snd and
s.aTt bad ceysP by IL lengths: place driving By Sn
1'HIeD RAcE-THE HURRICANE SELLING STAKES.
fuTlonss ssr.ds Of Eclipse course
Dzon-cherTy Blossom. 100. .lsiichaels) 81 II
FFssas8ii'a 70. saS55ssa} f FL FL 81
Reforner. JOG Smith. 10 ! and to 1; Anak lde
g and 10 = to i sna u 20 l. l5 S S los S
% Is ios g 'iha aHa to- / @Ra Tfunp to d }ssg
to % 1Ra caasse fe i Is CSEBg9p vdBge9v 81 aiy 10
Jaay GodiEs 3 ccocilranl. 10 to and 4 to j. ana m
lengths place as Srisns 69 By s'2 half fn
FougTH RAcE-2-year-Olds: 81 funonss of w1tberx
G; z. Smiths b. Chiffon. by Aeddler-
De ResHke III ia l11cwl SHAWL 81 10
andy Williams. is Woods. so 70 ! and 10 to i.
Bellies Comnoner, us CBeauchamp Is to j ana 5 70 i
Ben Howard. lla pickerngD 200 10 and 30 to ! and
Bessie Mccarthy. l07 CWouderly), 10 i and ,o
also Start good Easily by lengths nisc. :. ~
by 3 lengths Time. 1904. ~ a+"e
FIFTH RscE-For maidsn s-year-olds and over. uyt..-
Pepper Stables b. Lord Pepper by
Kantaks-Queeaie. I0i- -...-.. .IIsedfern, 81 ,,
Elegy. lol .Ccsochranl lis ii
IAup o Lee. loa- 'ConnoT5 ii 81
Round UP ll2 Sims. IS to snd 5 to i: Kalif. 100
CWooasl: y 70 ana TO ]: Riveaoak l0i Gorcej 40
10 and y 10 !; Johnny OF Navarro lO 1g9oker1 100
TO and so 70 l. Anna Darling. CF3rennanl 20 -
10 Mark Lane, I0l Caleso 100 ~ % az
J. loi cdoIncel n 10 an5 .vaa AZ 70
Start bad Handily by II lengths; place dIt,d5o
by liz lengths Time, 1912. ~ ''1s
SIXTH RAcE-sellng; a-year-cds and over. wi,bsrs
r. Bruins e. Co.'S b. C. Alfred Vargrave
by Inspector B-ffonie Louise. 4, i0l..
% nsayden) ! 3d. lo-l
wnd pirate. g. ss.......-...... olichasls5 81 81
Satire. los (wonderly). j and to 1: slsike ,o1
ttSrennan1 80 70 and 10 70 !; Eloim. 1o1 CIcGnn)
L. Piederieh. IS oshea). 100 and 20 10 l. and