New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
THE RACETRACK.
ONLY ONE FAvoRITE WINS AT MORRIS
PARK
PARK.


and the bookmakers went away with fun satchels.
Dom Paul the solitary comfort TO the talent"
He made first choice in the Laureate Stakes
for two-year-olds, and the five furlong dash
rather easily from inferior field. Ii
sieered fairly open race, and the favorites price
was. accordingly. generous one. TO being OBJ
tainable as long the books were open The start
was good one. and the eight horses came OWN
the hill fairly well punched, with Albert a head
before Dom Paul. and Peninsula next.
When the journey half done Mr. Maddens
colt swerved badly and was beaten before Burns
could get him straight again. Albert and Dom
Paul. however ran true. and in the final drive the
Prince Royal geding drew away and won by
length April Shower long shot, was only
head behind Albert Mr.. Joyners colt was well
played in the ring, and good judges think he will
b. heard from later.
Five other favorites tumbled 10 earth pretty hard
IN the OF the afternoon Sailor King. at
p the first rejoice the hearts of the
layers. !. DAILY. who up the Fonso horse,
managed 10 get much the worst of the start. and
when he drew up 10 his field stuck his nose into
pocket and held it there relgiously II was
anything hut clever ride. Sailor King may not
have had the speed 10 win but if he had he had
no chance 90 show II. Hammock by a length
and a half in slow time
When the field eleven horses was going TO the
post for the second race E. Calaghan's chestnut
geleing Fennimore took fright. possibly at the
long odds laid against him. and ran away POL
lock, who had the mount tried in vain to stop him
Ing, down the stretch past the grandstand, along
the backstretch again and past the field at the
post This time he took the course over the hill
but stopped when he reached the bars AT the far
end OF the track Pollock then turned his nose
toward the post and got him halfway hack when
the animal suddenly bucked, unseated The tired
boy, and boted back by the starter. kicking oc-
casionally M the remnants OF the broken bride
which trailed at his heels. This time he ganoped
up the Mithers chute and through an open barway
10 bis stable.
Mardell got a lead Of nearly two lengths and held
4 until the bunch closed for the dash for the wire
Stamina 10 last and fen back among the dust
brea15heTs. Meantime Oliver Nc vigorously ridden
on the outside with a really brilliant burst OF
good the tired Judge WaTdeil length BEHIND nd and
Drogheda In third place four lengths away. on
Spectators that his price was TO L Pleasant
sal LWig and Balloon, the short price horses
Jgyenis was isft at the post in the fourth race
Hill He spoiled two breaks ard on the third
aSa al T a last Tse Rd f9 s
did the trick very handily at 10 TO J. Gold Seeker.
before Goldsmith. who sold at 6 10 l. Hyphen the
where he Speedily eoap TO Mec 9nai bad fs
mount McCne has won only this
Donna Henrietta the favorite in the lightweight
ona ran hard oa aRS M Ta ro 5h
Light, who just failed TO gel up.
noxellSy Tor not jumper fell semper Ego showed
a
last race but Charawind got the verdict by two
The summaries:
FIRST RACE Handicap: for three-year-olds and up
ward. Seven furlongs.
81 P''ur Fl
Hanover-Aurania, yrs, II6 n,
w kHpstreks b. h. Ben Viking
W: q Daiys b 3 Aisike. by FlaJi hin:-D io-i
Lucky Glover JOG. .......... Ciarennan) 81 50
II. =
IsoshsmPton io.......,....ow. Taylorl 81 IS
Fonsolee 100 ............... iTlangma21 al 1eLI
Tme-i:2s
start good. Won driving
SECOND RAcE-sellng: for beaten three-yearoIas and
upward Six furlongs.
George Roth's b. Oliver Nc. by Stone
hs,ngt-MaTgery yrs. l95 70 CBrennan II So
aged by Himyar-RoSee . Walsh r2-1 g.,
Us e1 SiSns SSs 3 DFatafdf Daily By 81
osnteo aiS Io5 Cf Moanoe 81 81
aodia ios IIo Sets6 roSI al
Sporting Duchess. s4........ Thonpsonl ioo-i Sol
Time-l:i5&
Start fair. Won driving.
THIRD RAcE-THE LAUREATE: for two-ysar-Oids
Last fve furlongs Eclipse Course.
J. worth,s b g. Dom Paul, by Prince
J. Flsischmanns Dr. c. ALBERT, by Albert
A. j 5oSne err ch c April shower ~ Az q
Major paihgsrfeid % conRor5 81 "a
Isrixton; no .esdccue5 81 81
Dole Par n, Nlente ii5.. CsPenesr9 81 Il
Time-i,oi.
start good Won easily
FOURTH RACE-For two-year- olds. Five furlongs
w }. Smiths b. T. Sister Juiet-vsn a.
Goidhneh|I.a Belle JGiSs. IL. -
W. whsRsy,s b c. Golds@is5. Sy