The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11
EASY VICTORY FOR SHORTHOSE
DEFEATS MAJOR DAINGERFlELD
FOR WOODLAWN VASE.

Atheiing Colt Gets Q Great Ride From
Fuller In Long Distance Eveat-Davina.
ton Makes Fast Time In Whate Plains
Handicap-Wind.up at Merits Park.
Cold. bleak winds from the north made
Morris Park q huge refrigerator yesterday
afternoon, the fall meeting coming to an
end with 20. 900 persons. chilled to the marrow.
on the ground Society paid last visit to
the popular track. which may never be opened
again with many regrets that the warm
weather OF preceding days had not held out
to the climax. Miss Alice Roosevelt and party
stood on che green clubhouse lawn for
while. but they soon repaired to the COM
Portable quarters within. where cheerful
log fires gave warmth to those who took
advantage OF them.
The racing was not up 70 the standard
This has been the case all through the West.
chester meeting this fall. although purses
have been liberal and the stakes just a. At
tractive a. In the past. The track had dried
out remarkably. yet scratches were numerous
In majority Of the races. The race for tho
celebrated Woodlawn Vase. the Morris Park
Weight for Age at two miles and quarter.
was reduced to what was virtually . match
bstween W. B. Leedss four-yesr old Major
Dainserfield and tho GoushAcrs Stables
three-ysar-old Shorthose. who at this time
ofthe year has much the better Of tho wslshts-
Major Daingerfieid. Odom up, opened The
choice At to s. but went back shade to
to 2. as Bhorthoss was reduced from to
to Q to s. Fuller rode shorthoss and he
rode him In magnificent fashion. restraining
the fashy son Of Athelins until but q quarter
OF mile was loft to 80. Then he let the
colt down and tbs way be ran over the Major
in the stretch caused the widest kind OF an
outburst from the crowd. Daingerneld had
set slow pace all the way and. bsins slightly
touched nthe wind. the two runs up tho back
stretch In the teeth Of the heavy gale proved
too much for him. odom made his run
Just before he reached the far turn for the
last time and Daingerfeld increased his lead
to three lengths. But that was dying effort.
for he curled up in the stretch and was beaten
by four lengths In gallop. the time being
Aol Tho record for the racs II 3:So. made
by Gold Heels In 1901. Last year Advance
Guard was the winner In s:s7k.
The ring won q fortune on the crushing
defeat q John E. Madden's Pulsus In the
Eclipse course. ,Pulsus took up !7s pounds.
giving six pounds to Race King. ten to 2. r:
Crown Prinos and "a I'd Tisrnsy' task sf'H not q
considered too great BY the wiseacres 40
aSsn e IL
been forced down 70 TO 10 tAs en- monsy came
played at . to /. except Crown o Prince. Who
was steady at fftesns. Race King Vas
played all over the ring It even money to
Divinsticn. q sprishtly daughter Of Horo-
sa was .sos soon
small sdysnsss. over Pul:us sand and "a r Hs
to the Withers crossing. Al that point Odom
put Pulsus under the whip. the big Top Gal.
with xamensss. VI with slscksnipS speed
Ed ri.1nsy sesHn 70 stop IT, while Fuller
thst TIC TSomas ssr r sf sSs
rnck with determined challenge for Diyina-
ton. Little Race King. carrying stake weight.
redouSied lis .op.s. and D S .on Won IN
lss - new record FOR the race Goa and three
Domino. Tor the Eclipse course, Palmbearer
beat Race King by length and . half. the
n?E cot S @s f III: ':shs :r a:n e
asy H. :: vt. s hi: nsss r. s:e' a. Hsss
AZ. !asS s: e,
a.Sed a's sd q ie. sap j lna
Jim SeTman second I ehoioe had , not run out
But because Of this unfortunate tendency to
bolt he was forced to suocumb to Msnilien.
IN Sa a0 sao rS% 81 s1sss who n S
lstol Bay Secret fell on the back stretch.
70 g ssTsd hs ea IL hs naes
ifs ssle.sd Jockey, Aiet'; We. TIE hero Of
NJ: tL { dsrs!:: Eus:nl. busss. We saw :.
assn .s s e s.a
II 70 ~ s backed down from see 70 7. sto,sa
y e .' .s 81 s5s d 5tS wen:
turn little !, Jones took Lord Badge around
Until II stoIsn Moments ran him d his feet At
TIE head Of the stretch. where all four were
Te 3, Asa . hd s1.5 Stole. ,a
. sensational rush down the stretch. with
the others out Of It. Hicks made no move
Tor ii. whip but rode Eu ssst Bufc c. With iii
race s by halt : fens SIX in soi Is. Stolen
Moments being eight lengths IN front Of c AZ
'a1s 'f r. Pai.ehoook.s Teps. was regarded a.
ths smart thing Of the ,, dsY; she started 10
Eclipse sS's Course . and nd was baoked down to
stoS. At. the start Tepee bumped Piouet.
second choice, the latter losing ground after
to her company and came home an easy
winner BY two lengths in llo. Pauet ran
q fne race under the circumstances and
mana ged to beat Foxhan Keene's Colleen
Bawn head for the place.
Woodford Gays Outcome. odds on favorite.
and and ' hsli isTlons. wi.hsrs course bat eniy
cred to fives ran himself to earth In the
middle OF tbs stretch. after making the pace
between Sails. 10 to !: and Tim Payne. 2 to |:
But Outcome got out Of pocket. shot over
TO the inner rail and won In heavy drive
BY a scant half length In ~, s-s. Sais was
Q length and a half better than Tim Payne.
with treencrest. who went up in the betting.
length away. Although only two favorites
finished in front, all Of the other winners
were backed literally Fuller rode two
winners.
FIRST RACE.
For two.yssr Odds. NON winners Of two races
5000 added; special weights VIII b., maiden allow.
snces: six and half furionRs OF Withers course:
Outcome 2......,.. IO6. FULLER. 8-10 rs u
sail, q minimum. 100. Cannon. 10-l 81 ~
Tim Payne .. ..... III. Hicks. 12-1 81 81
Greencrcst J.. .... .10o. Burns. 81 IS I
Topc g. ,,.,....... 100. % NELL. .... 81 rs
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