New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
THE RACETRACK.
,rRTOTS WORK AT MORRIS PARK
TURNER'S BAD RIDE BEATS
ECANTER-HERBERT ALSO
A VICTIM.

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=, stakes il which there were only three starter:
.1scenter, Paul Clifford and Louisville. Paul
s5ord's recent races had convinced some folks
~ bet large sums that ne was the best thing in
ha race and they landed on him so heavily that
o,osed at I 10 . in the betting although, as far
class is concerned, Decanter was much the bet
~ horse. and they We're running at weights
F,e,jlle stood at seveus most OF the time, though
81 al post time there g heavy plunge from
"a Southern contingent. Turner used 20 ride at
aw-Oreans and some Of the men who backed
,u,sztlle yesterday were among his employers in
toss days
A. -be start Turner allowed Decanter 10 fall five
,.gths behind Louisville, who was two lengths be-
I'D Paul clifford far as the turn for home.
.,rner rode his mount under double wraps for two
.-longs before he thought II wise TO urge him at
\ Then he carried him wide at the head OF the
srstch, and lost still more ground by taking him
iear across the track again and finishing on the
IN II was an extremely bad ride. but If the
.eysrds thought they gave no evidence OF II.
tr,isv5lle passed Paul Clifford furlong from the
ere and Decanrer caught him moment later.
ne outs3der was three-Querters of length to the
seod at TIE finish Many turfmen who saw the
ara said that II il had been desired 10 give the
eoe 70 Louisville it could not have been better
esigned for that end.
E1DolCy clever consistent little Herbert was again
q. victim Of poor ride in the last race, handt-
an over mile and furlong. II is pity that the
est colt Albert ever sent the races should never
,,ere the benefit Of a skilful Jockeys riding l.
NTH hes ridden Herbert the better part Of the
resent season, and he ought to know that the colt
naturally sluggish, and Will stop If ne is not rid
en from start TO finish. Everybody else who ever
nv thu colt run knows II. but when Herbert, after
citing sway last, usual. and trailing the field
ne better part Of the journey, succeeded in push
~ his nose 10 the front in the hoestretch, Smith
sorrs and before the jockey could get him NOV
n once more Sadie s, 20 10 shot whose latest
n with a rush and won the race by length and
'tItosether It was day that gave rise to many
lonplants on the part OF the patrons of me rlng;
shaw was FespohsIo2S 2 10y soIe & - ha ,ha+ IN
kasnI vigorously ridden. They were King Pepper
F he fTst and Doando IN the ffth race. Il seems
to be TOO much 70 expect OF boys VINO are paio an
horses that they shall always be alert honest and
skifuL Apparently they can only be expected 70
sss wen backed from TO down to 70 D., and
he led most OF the way, but Ethics came up hard
ridden by little Cochran, and snaJched the victory
hom the sleeping Shaw.
The biggest upset Of the day came IN the west West,
was won by Lady OF the Valley az so to l. IN a
10 Be- 2 BIZ of q coward when he is challenged by
piucky horse. There was some 80 10 TO be had
against the winner, but she was backed oy rev
efr sWd people, and her price went down some
what She led nearly all the way and won by a
mack from Chuctsnunda after he had once had his
Dave " Gideon put another good thing across
by q neck il e drive with Albert Josepha was
played down from yes 70 to 2 as II ne race boo %Is
maker escaped the general tate. Gl9eon ana ana nus m
There was fight in the ring before the first race.
maker named wilson There was threat OF
gun play but il came TO nothing -,
James R. Keene's horses in England next year.
The Blazes colt Terminus, for whom ". 7. Shafer
badly al work The other day that it is thought he
VII die The animals hind legs appear 10 De
No i8 Of .Cooduyin's Oflcial Turf Guide con
tanning tabuated accounts Of al races run N ms
country up to and including October l5' has just
THE SUMMARIES.
Gast'i9si7 3 Fl.
95r5@sydgs E 5s.S5sya S' Tribes Eai IA
KieE,sSg2:2t keE ,Rs22sF 12 65ha935 6s5haS35 - ii
m G.is @ l2o @ 70 arc 65f to IL Rs5 6daIa @aS B5q g
@ 10 i Bsad sPa lo7 oehEa1 9 80 e 10 al? Baeb: b no G
ss9sa I5s los EOod 70 q apd to ane s5I A4e rooR 0P
Driving BY hs7 lensth; place easily lengths Time
SECOND RAcE-seUing; 2-year-olds: 514 furlongs
D. cide0n's c5. T. Josepha. BY Goldhnch-
Mini Bed Ccochran) 10 Al
m mcsga Mene 20 u sg % % C s & e 5 9 dsaea q B9eSS
y 70 9Ha % i LeIn9yne .. '1sTi sa 20 y Tenagra
81 sedferaj Is 70 and 10 !: I4agen, 80 lcreaner)
. e / S Ist K2gat S 9Th s. endefsdH 20 70 % i
z e2 CDuHn 70 ana 70 and tIiV91 1ne ~ egy'y: Sy
neck. risco easily by 3 lengths. Time. l:06
THIRD RACE - THE NEW ROCHELLE sELLIN"
= STAKES; wlthers Mile
Afcke f55S z Nah%ass 1 III Loai6ys % r6Sn63 by ii Ii
RPs3s7ss Psa ct54s e. 3 vonasFisg3 @TaTnsE} 8 out
place easily by lengths Time. l:421z.
FouBTH RACE wEsTcHEgTER HIGEwEISSiHiiT G,5rN-. Siii3
AAADIcAF; al sges; 63z farlonss Of winners A''s'
VALLEY i5y'R ly g., * saSio9rIIadS lS'T Hioiet B.
Sagetea5rae ll5-....-.. oyo9derley( % 40
Ten Candies. lso oodo.nl 70 and 70 p Sanders;
10 IThsr z 70 and @ % d95 Dgsn liS 10 s5d to
! Lord PEPPER. 80 Csedfern), 80 70 and 10 70 ana
gSoo g Driving by neck place easily By lensths'
H DRss E5,g ysr5s ss eRs cssis1a: sS5 w''h'' Mile
p,i.5si pIiEe 3 sS ..-..-....... ccoeahran} Ii 3
Knight Of ;he Garter aged io6 cIoance5 lo-I So
l g ] sy 1o sms 90 to ana 20 to RnitsSRTGR 1ts ytT
,anl u 70 10 !. David. ss Qiartn). 8 TO
8sos easily by -T ieaghs @ ' ime RSo' 1:42 i-''S
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap; years and over: mile and
+ s1 i 5o5llsaHs b Sadie e. by GSsrsEgs ssze71
& st,'155 Siaa.s u ss::: s5as;a5 sssit55 81 II II
s Of @ @gg ls oqGsfy 6 s5 spf .sa ss s fne: H:
cd - scooh19 z and even oc also .Iv raH bE
'sng'hs. Time. 1864.
FUTURE RACES AT SARATOGA.
The Saratoga Racing Association has announced
lour big stake races 10 be run IN 1903 and 1904,
which close. with several others. December
VI the four new events the most important are
the two that will be decided in 1904. One Of these
Is guaranteed 20 be worth $4,000. which makes IL
me richest stake IN this country. and the other
: estimated 10 be worth $4,000. The name of the
fst as already announced. will be the Great Re
pubic, and is TO be at q mile and quarter. The