New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
THE RACETRACK.
ENDURANCE BY RIGHT DEFEATS HENO
EASILY-SPENCER SUSPENDED FOX
THE REST OF GRAvEsEND MEET.

THAT sterling niece of aeetfooted horsehesb En-
durance bv Right showed a pretty pair of heels
10 Clarence H Mackay's colt Heno at the IraVes-
end track yesterday. in the presence OF prooapH
ten thousand spectators. When this race was nrst
suggested the hope expressed that several OF
the crack two-year-ods would DE brought TO-
gether contest. which was named the tliIu
Special for two-year-olds. j. w. Schorr' WHOSE
confidence in his superb hlly by Inspector D.
Early Morn Is dnbounded-aS it should BE- con-
eidering the splendid record this hlly mas nldoe
This year-was only anxious TO enter ms Prize
The owners of other fast youngsters declined the
issue with the exception of Mr. Mackay' VINO
promptly entered Heno. which he had puIcHa'eu
from John + Madden at princely price
The two royal youngsters were loudly applauoed
when they emerged from the paddock gate anu
were cantered past the grandstapd for the crlucal
INSPECTION Of the thousands. Each seemed 10 pe
tn the yjink of condition. with Heno the hahG-
eomer 10 the eye not educated IN thoroughpIeu
borsefiesh Much advice that HenO could not lose
was circulated about the different boroughs anu
at the track but IL spite of this gratuitous IN
formation Mr. Schorrs FLY was the 1aVorlte
throughout. and won as easily as the oodS "oul1 '
have indicated 1t was said that the ups 0iiN
lated 50 persistently that Heno Woulu WIN Hiu
some effect in securing better price against En-
duraoce by Right than would have been the case
otherwise The price against the Schorr my
averaged about ! 10 2, while 10 Coulo Oe ~
always on the chances OF Heno- Somorero' ""o
was entered In the race. did not face the starter
and even his admirers admitted that the NloIi4S
colt would have had chance anyway
The youngsters cantered slowly 10 the poS'' dIl,
were sent away by Mr. Fitzgerald IN lhe oilS M
class start of the day, the hrst alteNlpt' o0
nearly aligned il would have been possi0ie "
have sent Them The two youngsters thuhoereu
down the backstretch for a few jumps IKE @ 'ean'
but they had travelled half 1urloilS 80 49,
the nose of Endurance by Right was in 'front.' rom
tbat point 10 the for home the ociOii iii''
s+eadil,, increased her lead. The first furong was
nm in II 4-5 seconds. with Heno sood lehs III ~
,he rear and with Endurance by Right sal4llis os
without any apparent hurrying on lhe pai' "
woods. her jockey. The quarter mile was run @ Al
"a seconds fat with the Schorr FLY still a niue
o,-s- a length in font The three-eighths was run
in 35 as seconds. with Endurance by fTlght s
and half to the good and still covering the s0u'1
in long graceful strides ,,z,oa
Turning into the straight run for nome
-, 13igbt was good two lengths before the Mackay
colt upou which OConnor was now rlolhs toi al
he was worth. When well Strengthened ou' Aoi -
final struggle O'Connor drew his whip ana peapo 50
the sides of Ieno with Ightninglke stroKes' anu
- ,,saF ;rstan+ fjeno seemed TO gain on the
schorr beauty. Woods. the rider OF Enoufahce py
1oigb+ sroob I'D his mount. but he did not use lne
,vbin and Endurance by Right won Win 4i''io
in reserve by fraction over a length III $3.50 iO' ~, =,
rrrfnaen are of the opinion that t1nouI a4iOe O'
z,,b, "a one of the grandest, if not the most prom
tsing two-year-od illies seen in many oaS' enc
proved this when she captured the hOlls . 11 @
carving 100 pounds. Comparisons We're heaio 20, -
nav "
r1t 1rho as two-year-old, carried lS0
ronnds TO victory in the Great Eastern Handicap
at Sheepshead Bay. 49,. o,,rs
Nodrine was a logical favorite in the opening
rare a dash of about six furlongs, but ne Was
49, -,sr,icularly prominent and finished vel
bsck iIInicum was left the post, and the olheI
%ere strung @ reacbeS. Stuart took the lead early
in The struggle and holding the advantage 10 @ one
6e paly illy lasted long enough to capture fs the ne
II hv head with the remuneFal4Ne OOoS Va
90 10 ] against her chances. .. ,-+ ~
only three of the original seven entered Went 10
the post the second race, an all ageq hanacap; @
Smoke the favorte, and cut our tt me IqI,its
Woods the rider of The Rhymer, lay back until
sail With whip and spur for the firing leaders, and
just got up in time 10 win on ne post oy HeSI; o.
] could have been had against the chances OF The
Rhymer. Smoke went, up like puff in the last
Francesca, the property of c: F; Dwyer, was a
two-year-olds. and the information was impaired t
onaer T0 work in preparaIion and could not lose
Still the bookmakers showed a disposition to be
Fra ncesco money that poured into their ample
cod,rs. It remained there for whatever chance
ioac LEAD Before 'haif q furlong had been covered
Burns sent Francesca after the leader. but could
catch up Lady Holyrood won by two
last half furlong and Eddie Busch got up in time
1,he betting was spirited in the occidental Handi-
cap. OF the five starters all were backed. Herbert
a. . :.
and The Regent set the pace until the homestretch
was reached, when Teddy had had enough and
s shat he can carry weight in a race Of this sort
vance Guard second as far in front Of The Regent,
ahlch LED kamara a length, and Teddy a length
further back. Burns lodged a complaint Of foul
against Smith. the rider OF Herbert. claiming that
ne was crowded at the head of the stretch The
L inter was the favorite and easy winner in the
sAin race. which was for maiden two-year-ods.
fts was OF well and soon went to the front and
V5r by half length. 1t looked If Caughnawaga
rec ne pace. out the judges gave the position
- Senald- Roxane, who in the coors Of the
Ae per Stable for the first time, was the favorite
70 easy winner OF the last of the day at one
~ one-sixteenth miles. Shaw took no chances
"a sent RoXane into the lead at the start and
he-d 1t 10 the end, winning, pulled up by five
ll gths. The last time out when she ran under the
1olers OF j. Offutt, Roxane heavily backed but
got away poorly and did her race She
as an even money favorite yesterday, and after
e barrier went up the result in doubt.
"here some spirited bidding for the winner
he hrst race. Tabor ran up Roxane to 81 ,605 at
70. so55 95Sfy ana showed IT. hoAane was entered
me no recall" start was worked again in all Of
u had been Friday. Much grumbling was
Je"rd- The announcement made that Spen-
me stng for unruly conduct at the post and Slack
nss suspended for two days. Buman was fined
his sign was displayed on the Jockeys board.
Noiulnpa and aroused lively enthusiasm.
Seean, and the spirit of speculation forgotten
FIRST RAcE-seiling: a-yeaIoIds and upward. about
sl Betting s.
L pty44rTn.ss s:gaT1,s = ;69 Stuart. by Faysraals
10 ss 2' Z 'I ass s9s S tS 4 osso. sg los g
a. 10 J. 6a odrins h iis 5W.lsh) 70 10 and s.