New-York tribune., 1901-08-21


Wandering Minstrel were taken out leaving Hol-
land and Draughtsman struggle for the money
Holland was the choice at all times during the
betting 4 to g. but Draughtsman had enough
supporters 10 back him from TO 10 10 10. The
race only exercise gallop for Holland who
had a big lead all the way and won by five
lengths
While the above the stake attraction
the third event. at a mile and sixteenth was the
star contest II was for three-year-olds and up
ward. and the fact that Roehampton, the three
year-old which has his last seven races was
10 meet the black mare Imp, well as Sweet Law
ender and The Rhymer, was what aroused SO much
interest although Imp was the drawing card Imp
and Roehampton were, OF course, the ones to carry
most OF the money bet the race Roehampton
opened the favorite money and Imp at TO
g. The closing quotation found 1t case OF 10
and take your choice. Imp being so well played
When the flag fell Fairgood sent Imp right 10 the
front and Sweet Lavender went with her, so that
the pair raced together the far turn Up 20 this
point O'Connor had not been riding a very brilliant
race on Roehampton. but he made up for all his
faults by rushing Roehampton through next 10 inc
rail, and before Fairgood knew what had happened
Roehampton IN front ana drawing away at
every bound, winning easily. This was his eighth
straight victory He won by six lengths from Imp
who was twice that distance before The Rhymer.
Imp was poorly handled all through the race. but
even with perfect ride she could not have won
For the second race. dash OF seven furlongs for
fhree-year-oids and upward who had run and not
won at the meeting, field OF twenty-five was
carded but scratches reduced the number 10
thirteen. Satire occupied the position or faVor1te
because OF hts with sarner. whom he ran to a
head a few days ago. the odds falling from 90
10 Is 10 s. Barbara Frietch!e did not lack sup
J9orters, and second choice while Colonel Bal
lentine backed from l5 10 l TO TO !. None
of the three could win, for after Satire had led
TO the turiong pole. Hammock. at B TO !, and Bar
aara Frietchie moved UP, and after pretty finish
Hammock won by head, while Barbara Erietchie
was similar distance before S4tTe; he as pSSe sbe
was next 70 last when the flag went down
Seven two-y yesr-olds took part in the fourth race
Ee raced with Cassville for the first three fur
longs and then drew away, but In the stretch AraK
had 10 shake @ Honolulu w some in order to win
cleyeTly BY three parts OF ength four s,srtsrs
Il was a good betting race, with Kinnikinic clos
sng aag s sshT Well bacfed The last named was the
pacemaker n the stretch, where Kinniknie was
hone for The Amaxon fought it out well that
his margin az the end was short heaa. r,,,
A real good thing cut loose when Elsie l.
won the closing event She was not only backed
8 TO 70 lO but al over the country and IL IS said
that 600 was bet alone in Chicago on her. Mon
ter OF a mile. where Elsie l. took the lead. hold
iass1s Ing + s3a ~ tRe haf % frol6 a Keghots III
Wiikerson, the crack young lightweight. who
2h rbiop oTt eaeh ~ raw wbe2 hs oad H his coaT
bone, was the track to-day. Wilkerson was able
that his collar bone was not in proper place. and
81 had 10 be reset.
There is a possible chance that there will be
racing here on Friday. August 30 This Is one Of
decided 10 end the meeting On Thursday. August
%. But II seems that the meeting has been such
q success that the association is thinking OF racing
Friday.
J. +. seagram's good sprinter Mr.. jersey died
here to-day Of collie The management announced
this afternoon that the fifth race the programme
for Friday has been taken OFF, and In It's place
race for two-year-olds which eligible for the
scriDton of $50 each. 81 O00 added colts 10 carry
us pounds Allies and geldings ll5 pounds, and
the f to be eseP6 e pS W a 4
Right IS not eligible for the Futurity. there is
chance that she viii be allowed TO start in ths
event Summaries:
and Dreughtsnan 1873 AOnahan) II 10 10 and
second race or threeyear-olds and upward; selling;
seven furlongs)-Hammock III Gandry). 10 70 and
10 :, second Satire lOs shaw I3 10 and even third
Time z Scotch Bush B Massie. Oliver Nc, Cogswe.
Dfheence and Gertrude Elliott also ran.
Third race for three yenr-olds and upward: mile
70 : won: Imp III dFsrsoodo 10 and 10 B. se sla
ono: Inc hhynsr - tAedinn) ~ % and 10 l. third.
Fourth race fseing; for year-olds: a half
iuTlonss)-l5onolulu. 100 SHAW. l and out won:
Aeid Jos GieGinn), 10 ] to l. third Time s0s
Bedlington. cetsDaw. Atheoia Cassviie also ran
1eenh 1ia shSM, M 10 G5e ana ns sad 6 ss
The Amazon. los Cochran. I6 20 g. second:
1875 specc sn2 kpnss ss b ana ai, rsn az third Time
Sixth race tsellins; for two-year-Olds; half
Ksynoe 100 Coconnor) 20 ana 10 TO- seeoDs on S9h
wshhsy l9l a. Smith 10 20 ana 10 J. third Time
tans Pioneer and Similar also ran. ~