New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
THE RACETRACK.
.rrR WINS SILVER BROOK AND
MAKES NEW RECORD.
p.r7 WINS UNEXPECTEDLY-TW
FAvoRITEs IN FRONT AT MORRIS
PARK YESTERDAY.

FAVORITES IN FRONT Al NORRIS
PARK YESTERDAY.
,.,-.s srIerdid performance in the Fifth silver
- when he broke the track record by half
..,ond and the unexpected victory Of Dom Paul
: =. Fifth pixiana were the things most talked
- Al the meeting of the Westchester Racing
...ocatIon at Norris Park yesterday. chilly
80 swept over the handsome inclosure. remind
a. the several thousand enthusiasts that the
-oscb Of winter was near and that they were
-ovfng the rag end Of racing FOR The year in this
So In spite Of his poor record in his last two
--sylous races, Platter was made an odds on favor
= sor the tn-o-year-old race, 81 furlongs OF the
-rnse course. Thousands Of dollars were wagered
NOR C{rcuevalH account Of his easy victory
- ,bs other 6ay The other starters We're prac-
.uv neglected. Wax Candle receding from 10
.ml2 70 ! as the youngsters went 10 the post
4, ne betting indicated the race was between
p,,,r and CinquevalH all OF the way. They were
loss together until The dip n the track. where
,p.bsels senr Platter 10 the front and he won
essnv by Two lengths. wiki C.nquevali second i've
lsBrths before Wax Candle. The others were
besJen or Platter ran The distance in l;o21z. beat
ing the track record by half second. The best
preytous time was made by Tormentor. a siA-yesr-
old carrying p pounds. on October 70, 1888 Six
OF the original thirteen entries declined the issue
when Dom Paul galloped home al his ease in
the Dlxiana. over the Withers mile. the onlookers
tela ,helr breath and wondered how il could have
ha9pened Dom Psul took the lead al the start
ar1 The riders o. Rockwater. the favorite, and OF
Col Bill the second choice. seemed 10 think
thar the Worth ged!ng was not 70 be considered
IN the stretch. when il was seen thar Col BIZ
vas beaten Rockwater was sent along and man
aged 10 get me place in the last few strides. Dom
Paul winning easily 10y over two lengths in the
ordinary tine OF ln So, Col Bill is not the
col, he was when Madden owned him
Il the C9-lrrh-ln steeplechase one of the best
cross country contests Of the year resulted OF
The I've starters al took the jumps nicely ard
there was nov rntshap of any SORT. II vas for
gentlemen riders and the Hayes double entry
Cock Robin and Hark Forward, were slightly
favored over TIP Gallant. who had won SO nicely
on Mondsy Cock Robin and Tip Gallant were in
front most q the way bur n the last half nile
M Holland sent Tip Gallant away and The Can
adam eelding won with something in reserve by
tssrs @ -,s -ired ai5ii6aur,o Who r7a5s rbs 1s-s
tv mile and a half. when the handsome but
f4at hearted member OF Mr.. Chamblet's stable
Tie frsT race Was for three-year-olds and over
Who had not won s. 90 IN the last two years,
- q as ~ -7 a t.,-L 10 Nel-t - J-ts
Jockeys were in the saddle. FItrtineer was slight
tavori,e and finished in The rear Ascension went
Two lengths with Ben Howard second. q length
before Cornwall Redfern caught Lyme mapping
out his rival clevery az the wire. Lyme. on Cam
rom Ss 1tz6 spS be 6ease5 ~ % ure st' he fsy64
re H1n'ressa came from the rear and won, by
-eN l-cles- NohOCE was more surprised tha
was Lyme The winner looked like sick goat
ne iss, - - @ . .s,,,~ ..s.i- - -
markabie orlv in rhst TinCanres rha fsyISrite
won pulled up. and the fact that Your Uncle
William Dzlv made one Of his famous plrlnPes
The race seemed - b r ~ r-ar-- ~ ~ T,rs
entry and ~ f,Cl-~-a ,,,,i,. 4fsrCz q - ~
q result and did non seen7 anxious 10 accent beavz-
WaEerS that r-f-e TaIz
animals were go.rr 10 The ros- called 70 Young
nan IN f--r- ~ - $3.50 e,s,5 -oS -,.b 'r.--5
.rssi'a-.og pa-led dollar hiI out Of MS pocket,
~ hafGinE u 10 the man. WHISPERED Get that
~ , ~ -ehIes an even money The bet ot course.
bse ~ anu ''H 'H-ls NHlldHl @'-ll
TIN -T-,r,s,DTu-
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flhsl -ACf-S=I7e wears and over fur.ongs Il
W5rte-s N.Is
Betting
cs-.s 49, .--.-- 81 p
Stroue-As--s B 1l0 irztsb-,.--, - =.
Esa Howard Ioe fE Walsh, , i2-i =
c1-rWar : Co.,
,--t ~
rp-r-,---.- "a. Ns.H, = sf1 70 s.peh J.
70 ar5 q lr l. E-r Paf,r 10y tI,sesnp - ~ a..
- pr.--e ps-rarG ~ fprf'--Izt < ~ and z -
N1ei g. tl-Fs-art Ii - s-s - !. Anne Ta1,verss
- lCr-r.r II ~ -ra - = r-r,a.etr-l- - Jgarzo-.
ta Iasf- - tLe 0luZ4l. - ~ ] ana . tc
4-tl+T - titaTrlr1. 700 % irs 80 - also ran