New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-08
WCHESNEY VICTORIOUS.
LEAVES HERWIS BEHIND.
Western Horse Equals TracL; Rec
ord-Smathers Backs Him Heartily.

--gs-re-. Il was finally reserved FOR a great. gun
cheu--e peanut munching holiday multitude 20
So them meet in an actual horse race. And this
- -rsltitude which finally overlooked from the
cares the lawns and every available point 0:
santiago into the inheld. until Il resembied great
corrtry tair. saw McChesney. OF the West traI
TIE colors o. Heru1s, o. the East, in the Dust q
cefest.
al the boasts that his idolaters have made for
r.. al the apologies they have offered for him.
..Pr Mac" yesterday fulGlle5 and INDICATED. IN
"a. Twin CITY Handicap at ore nile and a quarter
p net TIC chestnut son q Ee-uence a. even
,eE-ts and after the race had been ran there was
n lingering doubt IN any sane mans mind 70
which was the better animal al that psrcular dis
tance.
m. LIST az entries FOR the Twin city Handbag. as
q was given out tie public tie night before. Re-
sezble5 tie programme tor az all star perform
s--e TIE names % Waterboy Afrfcan6er Hernis /
all Tie stars q TIE season-appesred Ga H. and 4
t-srr were other names Of sufficient renown 81 I
the tu-f world % make UP an Uucom-1only vel /
balanced and attractive cast When NateTooy ana /
ts--zrEer both appeared in the llst OF Withdrawals
there was tendency The part of the multitude 10
accuse t1e Jockey club of Turing il 10 the Enclosure
-5e- false pretences This, of course, was ride
,,-s hat al the same time the officers might have
mixed both vaterboy and Africander as doubtful /
.-s--r-r lrasuuch as II pretty generally un- 1
s-s5od -hat neither the HaEgin stable nor that q
Dvve- and Denel had any serious intentions q /
starting tle-r horses.
BRILLIANT FIELD OF START EEtc-
As fl remained. however. after these Two with
6ravaIs and one oche- that % the FLY Adios. had
beer us5e. tle field was stil brilliant one. There
were sno-those. Injunction. Hunter Raine Can 1
added starter CauEEraVags. -g1iter. His Enl- 1
nence. D0ur0. Proper. Sheriff Bell and Thoruey-
croft. and to all az these animals Hernis and Nc
Cdesrey. each with - pounds. were giving al tie
way tr1l seven pounds 70 Douro u thirty-four /
pounds to rhorueycrofr
N1r only 5iC the big red colt redeem the pledges
mace frr him but IN. Chicago outfit made good
The threats ot what they would 90 10 the betting
ring F-dm r. q. Suathe-s % John ". Gates. the
clan cleared ror action az soon as the books were
opened and The uatchv1rd was Play Big Mac
uI Helss ls blue" And they played him with e
disregard tcr those clumsy round disks called DOL
la-s that would have driven an ever day ordinary
gambling man 10 suicide
% was one az the spectacular features o. spec
rs1u.-- afternoon. T. I. Smatlers sent into the
-EE l-e commission alone that amounted 20
g.al Those of Gates and Drake We're only a
feu l-1lred less Ia their dimensions. Tor part
ot This money the plunger received as high as
il g. and for most o. The rest 20 T. That some
little sentiment ~ loyalty OF of sectional pride
entered llt0 the betting feature o. the race was
shown trcnl tle quotations The volume OF money
dumped into the PAVILION GA the Western horse
would have shortened the odds very much quicker
had There uol been heavy play on Hermis and
the rest The price against Mr.. Thomas horse
Cr.rpl al 9 Z. AID there was never any ma
rerta. change Foxiau 7. krene's three-y ear-old 4
COLI Injunction. with loS pounds. next In de-
H@-- ana - 49,, ,-- 80
1rs- and quoted az % a.
FULLER AGAIN RIDES ICHEsNEY
A.. l- t-e race however tho betting interest CEN
--s --.-t--.r, .---F these Two To the surprise
of some Fuller again had the leg Up on NcCncs- 4
neg. after ts defeat ty the Minute Man last week
So was c1rts-le5 that "a more hustI-ug boy was /
needed r1 make the COLI do Eis best O5om rode 1
.-.sna ..uI
injunction and E.sgirs on Iils EIninence.
sauart start ID was seen that Odom had received /
INSTRUCTIONS 20 handle lis mount differently Than
De bad Oh Saturday. when Ttaterboy beat MIN Al
q milo ana 4 la.t III trat race tEe Jockey was
accused - strarellne az che heart ol- q I+ernais
rct 81 I'll. ~ running yesterday. nor s. rank and /
I'm '-As s-'' 90
As soon a. De was in LIS stride he Jet aim have 4
~ .se- Turn ze--ris .s.-ly reveiies in this new
f5er5 lae-+r is rra Two ie1lc1iis befHeer him
81 sad ~ western adversary. ana as the held /
berVssr In and NcEhesney. This was the ORDER
-asy 10y iae p. AztIz.s.c MD . Alt.ur /
., 49, SIC e WI
-------.- ----,- ---- ---- ---,.--
~ -0 "
2l'-e ne mode o. The stretch was reached
u7s ----s .-- -,-- -. ---- So n.,s b. No.. -,-
----. - -- --N---s 'Ae COY ms neaa--.e vas Ho'
-s --- nara, bll ne was nuIciiTg MN along |
arc lerUs was pretty straight then. McChesney /
49, ---e e--- oI---1' ------s ---s
c-ll 1c,h the uurer turns eor him 70 dispose OF
l-.l-r.7a r-- 49, 49,. r,---.s----~r - -,,-,,7
--- N---4- are i-e-l-eetltl-A vas ie-t-el
- --- shaken % tie tlree-y ear-od and was ready
e ---Ae Ae-l-s- Fuller shook him Up hiI and
- b~-4lel alongside lbs opponent IS though IL
Wy i-rle child s play.
ne i--e ---I showed more courage than when
1910. Ca-E-T MN UL saturday ana Tor an
waste - --r.rarh Vreu ~. fres-ev -7-ls I'M a.
e.. = cave Ia. DE- did 50 - essiiy as BE had
- --ee-l ea.-ll1 COLI doom cid not spare Her
'-- ~ f.-e am oat 20 The last ounce
81 - ir-sr ArlheSrcy was Two lengths ahead.
-.-E Sitting uC uc1less. Es-ulIs was al in