The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-27
M'CHESNEY WAS BUMPED
so WERE THE PLUNGERs THAT BET
ON THE GREAT RUNNER.
"Big Macr Knocked Sideways by Hun
ter Rainc While Rounding Pad
dock Turn-Detroit Races.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2e.-Amid the cheers
of 25.oO0 persons J. p. Hagginss Charles
EIwood at to / in the betting. won the
Oriental handicap. one mile and quarter.
at Gravesend to-day. Perry Belmont's
River Pirate. heavily played for place. was
second, with +. r. Thomas's Hunter
Raine third. o'Neil rode the Haggin horse
in splendid style and had the race well in
hand all the way.
T.. E. smathers's McChesney, favorite In
the betting. was badly interfered with on
the first turn. completely throwing him out
of his stride. Work as he could doom was
unable to get his mount to extend himself
again and was beaten at the end OF I'VE fur
longs.
Five high-class horses paraded Cor this
race with McChesney always the choice.
After a few moments delay at the post.
they were sent away 10 a good start.
Charles Elwood was first TO break and
ONeiI at once sent him TO the front. Pass
ing the stand the first time Charles Ill
wood was leading by two lengths with
River Pirate one and half lengths i'm front
of Caughnawaga, with McChesney in
fourth place. Rounding the paddock .urr
Fuller, on Hunter Raine, began TO move up
and in doing so bumped McChesnoy. knock
ing him sideways. Meanwhile Charles Eli
wood had increased his lead TO three
lengths going down the back stretch and
the Haggin horse flashed under the wire
an easy winner by two lengths
j. W. Schorrs Sweet Gretchen, the
favorite. won the Prospect stake for two
year-olds. Summaries:
First Raoe-Seiling; about six furlonss:
Black Fox, ITO (Bullman). 8 TO l. Won;
Connterpoise. 20 tDesouza). to ?. second:
Muzio, 1913 tO'NeiD. 20 10 l. third. Time. 1:lO.
Second-Steeplechase: about two miles and
a half: Caller, iSo 8Donohuel, to ], won:
Baron Pepper 40 (Dayton), TO j, second,
Judge Phillips. 159 q. OBriem, TO g. third.
Time, ASS 1-5
Third-The Prospect; about six furlongs:
Sweet Gretchen, i'll tBullman). to- 2. won:
Race King, III (Gannon). % to l. second:
Memories, ia (Odom). to /. third Time.
los As.
Fourth-The Oriental handicap: one mile
and quarter: Charles Elwood. 104 (O'NeiD.
to 1. won; River Pirate, IS CRedfern), TO
], second; Hunter Raine, lo6 lFuller). to /:
third. Time, 2:0o 1-5. Caughnawaga and
McChesney also ran
Fifth-About five furlongs: The Southern
er. Ito Coburn). to i. won: Fort Plains.
107 CFurman), 100 to l. third. Time. I'LL 49,
Sixth-selling; mile and furlong: Lord
Turco, Loo Desouza), IL to 5. won: Lady
Potentate. los (Fuller), to 5. second; Nam
lisa as
Seventh-About six furiongs: Silver Days.
10 Cochran, 8 10 l, won; Orthodox, 10
tBullman). IL to s. second: Sheer. 107 &C..
Smith), 10 to !, third. Time, 1:12.
Morris Park entries for Monday:
First Race-Seven furlongs OF wtthers' mile:
Samaden. 1l3: The Fiddler lilo: Dr. Bisseil. lo7:
Hyland, Brigand, JOG; Castalan. Ef1e Sheppard.
Squid Cottage Maid, Pipe. Daring Sailor. Love
Note Prince Ching. Queen Elizabeth. 1o3.
Second-The Matron Eclipse course Rain
Shine. The Minute Man. III; Mercury. Abdoll.
Collector Jessup. liz; Hippocrates, III; Orthodox
Blytheness. l09.
Third-The Matron. Eclipse course: Bedsme.
I23 Raglan. 12l: Lady Amelia. il2: Majorsm
Armenia, Minota, III; Euphrata, Monochord
For Luck. 100.
Fourth-The. Jerome. one and nye-sixtecnth
miles over the hill Rostand. 1is; Eugenia
Burch. 11s: High Chancellor, ia: Grey Friar. ILL.,
Fifth-Sx and a half furlongs OF withers
mile: Moharib. ia: Precious Stone. Ill: Rain
or Shine. Bobadil. 10; Anirad. Monadnock. Bur-
dette. The Southerner. 1o7: Oracle B.. Aurumas-
ter Green Crest. 104.
Sixth--SeIling. Withers' miie Tribes Hill 14:
Forward, Jos; Gold Van l07; Highlander, Mels-
tersinger King Raine. Dueilist. 10s Locket. Out
sider 105; Boutonnere, 104; Flara, Trinity Bell.
l03 Past, 100 Enue "a