New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
.STALWART'S CHAMPAGNE.
BE4TS PULSUS IN STAKE.
Racing in an ImpenerabIe MIST at
Norris Park-The Results.

Az that the spectators saw OF the actual racing
nj Norris Park yesterday brief blurred
,r4nse Of the horses at the start and another one
as they came out Of the Cog at the finish From
she first race 70 the last inpenetrable mist hung
over The inclosure and what antics the performers
were I'D To when they disappeared only they them
selves and their jockeys know. To have an animal
dive irto the fog while running a very conspicuous
last only TO reappear again IN the stretch at the
head of The bunch. had SITS compromising features
for those at any rate, who had placed their money
on the chances Of that particular animal such IN
stances occurred a number Of times in the course
Of the afternoon. and. three fayorites came out
OF the gloom first. the form players did not have
such a bad day OF it financially
50 far as the weather was concerned, it could not
vel have been worse. The mist was laden with
faia which drifted into the grandstand ana
Crenched every one who braved a seat in the first
ak rows. The storm however, not sufficient
70 affect the going seriously, and until the last
three races il Gid little more than lay the dust.
The stake features We're reserved loI bLIS W.
.car-0ld and the three-y ear-old and upward owl
sions Ths Champagne. at seven 1urlongs on the
InaiI track brought our I'VE good yoHngs1eFs an9
the NeN-hocaee Over te MltaeIS Me VIII
TS,SnSe as Dsisv Green For the champagne John
y Ma55er chose PuIsIs and The Minute Man, each
with 10 pounds represent his stable, and these
The ring " C. Whitney7s Meddior colt Stalwart,
who is advertised 10 be sold al Mr. whitney $ dis
persal sale this week was second choice at nNes,
PUlsus and WOtan were reading when the ned
was lost 70 view. but somewhere IN the mist stal-
Natt 49, e - , i--- 49, bs,,,1S The Ton CAL
lant colt A sixteenth from home the weight began
tell the favOrita, and under persuasion Stall
;n from and then lis head and neck. and at the
finish was half length 10 the good. Notan was
third. Burns who rode The Southerner in this
race, was set down for cay oy the starter r, Tor
Stalwart ran the seven tErlongs In 4ize' winch
equals the track record.
cboce beat DAISY Green IN the New-Rochelle
and the Bassetlaw flly was two lengths behind at
bill" DAILY sent out one Of the most versatile
% his practical Jokers IN the three-year-oIa coIt
sprfnters In a high weight handicap at six and
ha fuIlones gudlSR tSInpDe r, S bea6s apsrt
Michaels getting the Western two-year-old UP 10
J A brakes useful horse Runnelsi won a con
test over the Withers Nile from + aleonDli9 SS
horses were aI ridden by apprentices The two NO
one best bet Of the day, won from a lot Of young
tters IN selling race Of seven-elghths OF a Ile.
third. Enue upset the calculations of the students
by beating Stonewall. and half dozen others IN
selling affair at one and one-sixteenth miles
SUMMARIES.
rIRsT RAcE-Hiehuerht handicap: al ages; eAk fur
longs o. "'''''' '''' ST Betting pl
". DAYS b riyra- by s s,o I1sss % 81
g ysa 413 ioS 3 a ! Hess al 10, 81
.Rookwater. = 100 odom) TO ana TO 2 Monet, I;
lo6 uus - 70 and 70 J: Sir F9or 1ns ; :, no
70 ana even tk6os 100 5cailaaEl and 70
Snoie 4 Ia dSliie-, 5 10 and 3 to j. John s. 10
s, 20 70 TO s shS to % s. ana sss z Jos
T3 rs = .saado S t entries Coupled fosoeoia stable
oouIiet
SECOND RACES years and over; withers Nile
! 4 brakes b Eunnss BY y c R1Is5S
Eissss5s 5!e d. ssl;S q
% Mao Tg ss9 90 . and sn ere ~ az s5 aRa
start good Won driving. Time. 1924.
THIRD RAcE-The Champagne. twO-year-ods; seven
"a surlongs Of wIthers mile.
1slesdlerMM lsifs d5lels) 81 IL
: .gss y, ~ q P ns 10 IS
6s s f.. s8s s4 Y x 2S g % 20 p and and
scoup5issa. '''''
FOURTH RAcE-selling. tvOyear-Olds; seven furlOnrs
WIthers Gile.
p Isurlevrs b. C Hello. by Pontlae-
- salutatior, Jos -.....-------- 90 .Neig - -
K HsnssT,I log = sa} Ri 81
The Boy JOG aEn 70 aPd 70 q 2 H gaSes g
IS % and J. Charlie Fisher. - dSeinheimeTe =
20 10 :. Edna Edwards s. tJenkins) -, TO
sile ~ to !, also ran start fair Won easily 1ihe'
FIFTH RAcE-THE ROCHELLE: selling; years
and over Wlthers Mile.
a MILES b : Wild Thyms. by Ben % % on,
start good Won oeyerIy- Time. 1904. Two starters
SIXTH RAcE-seIng 3 years and over; whhsrs Mile.
j. = 1 brakes Dr. Enue by IAmPlighter q ,
1 Ss,sas4 ;6e hiuihqllsae5 Il 81
Sels-ei' - W. .tBarns) ID %
wal 3 los G'aIer q 5 and 8 % 5; Flara. 8, lol
1snse9 80 . ane 10 70 /. also bad. Won
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
FIRST RACE-For three year-olds and upward: non
winners al the meeting selling The wi,hers Mile
Name WI Name VT
Neserr.ore ............ Jos Early I've -, i0i
l trre -..T