The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-31
AOUEDUCT GETS BETTER
THE HORSE RUNS WITHOUT
 JOCKEY.
Demurrer Fell at Barrier, Corrigan Being Thrown, but Unhurt-Horse Ran Round Circle without Rider
 and Finished Well up in Front

ah0 ~ AAASAcA W S@@ ~F @~< = ~S~~s New York Oct. 30.-There was some | spirited racing at Aqueduct today. Only | two decided favorites' won, both at odds on. but well played horses took the other four events, each being at to l. The Bayview handicap was such an l open affair that four horses closed about equal favorites at to l. These were St. I Ffnnan. Flora Pomona, and Po- tente. When the barrier went up King Pepper was left and just after the start Demurrer went to his knees. throwing Carrigan. who escaped serious injury. The horse went on after his feld, riderless, down through the stretch with the lead CTS. finishing in front by a length. St. | Finnan won, ridden out from Otis. First race. Bayview handicap, seven furlongs-St Finnan, l1s CWonderly), to | 1. won: Otis 100 (Cochran), f5 to 1. second; | Lady of the Valley, 110 (McCue), 10 to 1, third, Time 1;27 4-5: Red Path, Potente, May W. Invasion, Satire. Flora Pomona, 'Threw rider. ''Left at the post Second race. selling. mile and seventy yards-Dr- Riddle, 105 (Wonderly), 5 to l. second; Mercer, 1O5 Redfern), to 1. | third. Time 1:46 Is. Eloim, Missionary Astor. Big Gun. Trebor. 'Alsike. Mayor Gilroy and Harry McCoun ran.
 | Third race, six furlongs-Barouche, 10s | (Cochran), 5 to 1. won; Andy Williams | 112 (Burns). to l, second: Ben Howard l12 Pickering). 15 to 1. third Time 1:l5 1-5 Calgary, Handspring. Flying Buttress Rightaway, Ernest Parham. Was Wift octoroon. Foxey Curiey. Norwich and Long Love ran.
 Fourth race. selling mile and seventy Iyards-Kilogram, 112 CWalsh), to 5, won; | Prince Richard, 112 (Booker). 13 to 5. sec ond; Bowen, 1O4 CMichaels), 8 to ! third Time 1:47. Alard ran.
 Fifth race selling. five and a half fur ! longs-Reformer, liz (Doggett. to l won; Bruff, 1l2 (Booker), to l. second Connecticut. 112 (Mounce). 70 to l. third Time 1:os 1-5 shandonfield. Lady Mag. Mag Meistersinger. Siah. Little Arrow Miss Patsy. 'Leslie Bruce. Goldaga, Radiance and Swamplands ran.
 sLeft at post
 Sixth race. mile and seventy yards Dom Paul. SS (Cochran), to 5. won; Ad- vance Guard, 126 (Burns), to 1, second; Champagne. SS (Redfern). to 5, third Time AS 4-5. Peninsula, Sister Julia ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race. s-year-olds and upward. six furlongs-The Puritan. 11s; Cormorant' 116: Sadduccee. Bold Knight. 115; Shore ham, 114; Royal Sterling 113: Bastile' Zanone Alpaca. Federalist. no; St. Da vid Rappanecker,. J. J. Corbett. lOS; Fen nimoor, los: Cherries. Shark: Mark Lane Princess H., Wunna, Sweet Tooth. On durdis. l05.
 Second race. 3-year-olds and upwards mile and seventy yards-Alfred Vargrave 116: Raffaello 114 Bowen. 106; Gray Daily 105; Elsie Skip. Missionary. 103: Warrant cd 102; Sweet Tooth. 99; Lamp OLee: NJ trate sS; Animosity, Punctual. Lads Chorister. 95.
 Third race, Babylon handicap. five ant A half furlongs-Major Daingerheld. l2o Francesca. 125; Namtor, 126; Femsole, HE Bon Mot IF; Josepha, 116; Eddie Busch 112: Neither One. Ill; Men o'War, Lady Holyrood, 11O; Clearwater. 109: John Bar leycorn, Katherine C.. 108: Leischen, 1OS.
 Fourth race, Edgemoor handicap. mil' and seventy yards-Roxane. 119; Lombre 113: Ethics 112: Lady Sterling Althea
 Fifth race 2-year-old maidens. seve furlongs-Stella w, 107; Ischium.. Ten agra Pearifnder, sS: sunderlands, Donn; Honora. Tact, Avis, s2; Leslie Bruce. 90
 Sixth race. S-year-olds and upward: mil and seventy yards-Jim McGibben Sano | ling, 1OS; The Burlington Route Bono man. 1o5; Karl Kahier; 1lS; Nanine: r,e. No Tour, 97; Fresnal, 94; Anna Darling, Ss'
 At Latonia.
 Cincinnati. Oct. So-The first hurdle rae run over the Latonia track in years wa | spectacIe Eleanor Holmes was the bee of the lot. She took to the timber wlt hardly an effort and won galloping Iroi her field. The surprise of the day va J. H. Sloans victory at 15 to on m fourth event. Weather delightful; trac fast.
 1o5 i-2 CT Knight). ' to ?. won; Peppe Dick 105 (R. Murphy. to l, secono Frank Jones, 1O5 (NfcCann), ' to ?. thirt Time O2 Circus, B4aster, saorino; I Bris sack, Touitah. Seq Pirate. @ TsXes sn1iinp IIn Suave, 115 (Alexander), to 1. wor Eoome. IF (Steelel, to 1. second; @ @Occ nee, IA Michaels), ,,t to w 1 thiTd m,nr,a nm Clipsetta ran. ,,,
 Third race. mile and a quarter, hurdl handicap-Eleanor Holmes. lSS (Butler 8 to 5, won; Diveertisement' 1T iorn SGormley (Coakley). 10 to 1, third. Time 2:z1. Guei don ran. Don Clarencio fell.
 Fourth race. mile and 1s2 2% a auarter 2% @ sei won; Pretty Rosie. 1O1 (R. Murphy. to second: Zazei. 103 (w. Watson), to ,, third. Time POS. Judge steadmai Deloraine G. w. w, Adelante. Wooo
 Fifth race. five and a half furlongs, Jane Oker, 100 I. Jackson), to 1. wor Mollie T. 1O6 NandrO. 5 to l, second Lesnia 10 nS4 Whe W MatsSn spanker to Ftfin' thln Netherlands. The Boston Ermack' owf Sixth race, one mile selling1kqRn5' I1ggd Rs, wing, 1O1 G. Jackson. even, second Baffted, 1O1 Donovan). F to 1. third. Tim 1:431- Irish Jewel. Conundrum, Jess Jarboe, Scotch Bramble ran.
 Entries Today.
 First race, seven furlongs.- selling Sallie J, w. c. Welch, Jena, Nelse Mo ris, Edna Gerry. Albert Lee, 97; M Pomeroy, 9S Slips. 100: Economic, 10 Tempt. 1O2; Life Line. 1oS; Horn 1OS. Second race. two-year-old colts fi' and a half furlongs-All About, Geort . Fabb, 97; Woodmansten. Earle Duke, 10 5 Kaloma, digger. 100; Balm of Gilead, 10 Harry New. Hermis. 1O7;: Silk Cor 112: Jack Ratlin. 1l5.
 Third race, mile and seventy yards beke, Hi Nocker. 101 Bermuda Prince
 Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs- Myrtle Van, Velma Clark 92; Maggie Ft iix, 9S; Anna Bain, 100 Foneda, 1O2; Sc voy. 115.
 Fifth race; selling, six furlongsMRqber
 Sixth race, selling, seven furlongs- Masterful Nina B. L.. Elbe, %; Maple Ecome 100; Lillie Hammerton, lO2; SyncC pated Sandy, 104: Kunja, Branch, 10; Alec, 106; Dr. Fannie, 107; John GrigsbN 10S
 At St. Louis.
 St Louis Oct SO.-one equal fir . choice. three first choices, one secor choice and one outsider were first pal the post at the fair grounds today. Trac First race. six furlongs. selling-Lefiar 1O5 (Troxler), II to 5. won; Sister Sara lO6 (Beauchamp), to 2. second; Stin
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