New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
THE RACETRACK.
PRACTICAL WALKovER FOR WHITNEY
HORSES N CHAMPAGNE STAKES
LATSON'S MUNICIPAL HANDICAP

card was marred yesterday at Morris Park by the
failure Of 10 start their horses IN the Cham
pagne Stakes. for two-year-olds Only four candi-
dates faced the starter for this contest although
such good youngsters Fly Wheel. Cameron.
Grail, Leonora Loring De Reszke. Major DANGER
field, Chiffon, Dixieline, Highlander and others
were eligible. Here purse worth between
$4,000 and 5000 and only four horses to the
post to contend for II. Possibly the reluctance of
other owners 10 start their colts or flles due
TO the fact that William c. Whitney not only
tered that remarkable Ally Endurance by Right
and Yankee, the FuturiIy winner. but actually
sent them both TO the post. This practically gave
Mr.. Whitney mortgage first and second money.
Had Heno been eligible he would doubtless have
been allowed to give the Whitney candidates run
for the money. Either Goldsmith Nasturtium
could have done it. but unfortunately the pub
nc they both belong 10 Mr.. Whitney.
II is question whether such action Mr. Whit
ney's in sending both Endurance by Right and
Yankee TO the post yesterday does the turf any
good. There strong reasons TO doubc It It
robbed the of all interest. 1t no moro
attractive than parade Of the horses engaged
would have been. II frightened all other gooo two
year-olds out If Mr.. Whitney had ordered the
riders Of his two horses extend them so far as
TO show the public which was the better animal
point that has been much discussed that would
have been well worth while But he old no such
thing. Neither horse extended at any point
IN the seven furlongs and Endurance by Right
and Yankee finished six and three lengths ahead
OF the other two horses, under wraps and in
canter. 1t was only an exercise galop
for them. Discussion and description are wasted
such q race. The eighteen thousand spectators
who visited the track were much interested IN get
ting view Of Mr.. Whitney's fine thoroughbreos'
but 1t was merely an exhibition, not race.
Tho Seventh Municipal Handicap. for horses three
years old over. more OF race, but not
much more of a one. Blues, fernando ana Ad-
vance Guard the only starters entitled to
much consideration from the point Of view Of class
and the won by Latson. an outsider in the
betting and the ightest weighted horse in the lot
He carried only nnety-hve pounds, and, thus as
sisted passed Blues after mile had been run, and
held the lead TO the end winning rather easily by
three lengths. and equalling the track record MADE
glance at the list of eigibles for this race re-
veals the shocking condition Of the older horses or
roy, the Parader, Sidney Lucas Prince OF Mel
made during the present season
Blues was a 10 favorite for the Municipal
Handicap, although he had never gone the distance
IN his life Shaw had the mount and the Sir Dixon
colt was TO carry llS pounds. which made him con
cede weight to every horse in the race Advance
Guard, the Western horse. who has shown his quail
choice at fours. pl9nge on Latson peLore posi-
time sent him to the barrier at flyes while Raf-
nando, who was thought 10 dislike the hill, were all
best there and Shaw did right TO start him in that
position he STAYED there unu! mile mac peen
second place took the lead, from which he was not
was not even aced. Maid Of Harlem HeTnando
and Advance Guard all passing him in the last fur
one OF the sensations of the day was the running
or Piederlch. 2O TO shot, VINO hnlshed second m
being beaten only half a length for first money by
s get much Il the @ be best M Of the the Weights
this time OF the IN all handicaps. for they
are almost three-year-olds. Rockwater,
year-old beat RoXane. four-year-old and Belle OF
Lexington. who also owns up to four summers, in
the ali age race down the Eclipse course Wonderly
riding skilful race and getting the hlIy home by
illuminate ar to s. and Delagoa, at TO q
9na the msds9 sdS faF ES fT % be6 m It was Vas
post the first time.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-FoURTH OCTOBER sTEEPLEcHAsE
HANDICAP: about "a miles
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e$5ssE > -'c:::::: oesa55s - u
Mystic shTineT i6o aIry3 to and to 2; Cheese
and IS g !. also Mars Chan fell. start good,
eDCoND RAcE-A1s.den syear;,eolds: 6a furiongs,
E;5ss;:a.4 3ss REED, =
r9d oSsfa codoH s. coaasctioa,
20 70 Z 70 Bonus 100 alsansy5: 60 snd %
e @ i sasms RGa 5S' g % f0f @
@ z - TO AND TO l. ,dS dSe %agT 1os 81 Hayden 3
to !: speediines 100 Csm5. 100 to and 80 to l.
sos loo osI4 q sa saf o. Ssnsis % iS'
isnr Plaoe p same 1 BY t lengths Zine @i no5 Easily 'y
THIRD RACE Handicap: all ages; Eclipse Course
Iaareasons @ s-5 Love p ssrGS ss C*ohderS31 81 2
seiis hsS Of Lexington King i0S. RsdfeTn sda l5
5a s s q qs 1S5 S to sRS to J. MTsstss 10
3 TO 5us5 s96 to d [a5y Tpo1s % % o. e and
Inoner s6 G4endersonl. % ! 70 j. also ran.
Start good Driving by neck; place same By length
FOURTH RAcE-cHAAfPAGNB STAKES, 2-yesr-olds;
furlonEs Of withers Mile.
Right by Inspector B-Early Morn i1s
an5svaE 5R6se r1TnsT, 80 out
lengths. Time. Is.
coupled
and 10 miles. the hin
C. wsibaums b h Latson by knight Of
Hsl5 H:lSsss5 { HiEl'S "a Ss:;sSs::s5s}s q =
Advanss Guare I2I Go'connoT,. to j and to ?;
ufs a as GhsS s ah nhS to AIS 9aS @ R1gseo s &c 100
Easily by lengths: place same by lengths. Time
Sixth RAcE-selling; for s-year-ods and over mile
and furiong the hill. ~
J. s orBTen's g. Lee King. by King
PsdeTich 8rennan} ioo-l 60-1
osfsy ElfTyi v.1Sav Iis iayaen efeT5 IL 10 and 23
TSpn3ast ,oo Us eoc9nEoro to and % 8: Kslit lOs
to 2. and Littis Daisy 100 6Iendersonl IL to
length; place same. Time. 1:55&.
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RAcD-stsepleohsss. About and ons-halt
miles
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