New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
NORRIS PARKS OPENING.
RACES TH8T MAR 1T.
Conspicuous Form ReUersal-Mad-
den and Whitncg Diuidc Honors.

WHAT in az probability viii be tie last autumn
-rrr-e che T-esr-hre-er Racing Association VIII
bold e. Nlsrs PARK began yesterday afternoon.
Frs although rhore were two stake "a cos Of suti-
cert h.stc-lc interest and monetary value 20 ap-
rrs tc both the racing public and the owners q
race horses the orellug somehow was strguarIv
ce6-.e-t i- t-1t quality fo1tlv characterized by
tle press assent ls ''1usplcious"
Tire vast Enclosure. with its imposing structure
ilz great sweep % greersv-ard. its many courses
d.vl.rE the wide spaces into The scf1tlance of "a
fr-e rec-dt-t-al problem. has been touched with
TIRE fiery G-ger CT autumn. and vas I'm its most
s1r.rtECus setting. a fair member a. fay1r.tcs
,ustaed the confidence placed IN them. and yet
there were enough agreeable incidents 10 rob the
Afternoon o. The keen sport it promised md 70
r-L.ry -le are effects % nature
There was form reversal for ore thirg-so ia
grant t-a- ole G-ttenblrE would have WINGED lad
e. been Ie-1etrsted cu SIS frozen ue-ry-go--o-nd.
f-r another thing The Jerome stake. established ia
lss and one Of The few contests on the American
turf entitled &c be called classic. dWiudled into
two-co-rere6 AFFAIR between q second class mare
and commonplace geidiug. Nor did the per
f1-a--es 20 one ~ The potted Jockeys Of the year
te-l DO add 90 The glyety q The day.
MADDEN AND WHITNEY WIN.
John ,-ssss- and vulam C.. whitney divided
the s7o1s and the glory q The AIatron Stakes The
ttaEe was DIVIDED. as IL was q year ago, into two
..s--cae Tor colts and Seedlings and tie other
f.r LIes The division reserved for the colts and
tte re5lrs brought out only six youugstcrs and
two lc tHcu abe Minute Man and the added start
e- Fa-ic1e ran in the name o. Jonn E. MADDEN.
Tho others were Orthodox Hippocrstes Collector
sess-p ard Ram or Shine.
Cr1e~ lhc conditions Cf the stake, The Minute
Nal aud Rain or Shine were compelled 20 take up
TT pc1I-s This penalty, however. id not prevent
the pubic from making the colt that won renown
tr beating AlcChesney first choice. with ". c.
NL-tg'z Hippocrates second In demand. Rain or
SINE Tie other top weight. was the extreme out
ti1er at p % g. TIE Minute Man ran away from
hls field lu much The same way he slipped Big
Mac at Sheershead Bay. IN the entire length q
IRE Eclipse Course no one could shoulder his way
tC ne 'front.' and the won just as The spec
ultcrs though IL would be-the fsvorite Arst The
second choice. and the third cho.ce-Co-lector
Jessup--th.rd.
There was e direreut arrangement however IN
-Lc llly part q the MarrCn. r. II. Thomass ally
Tsacy Amelia which he bought recently from Wood
FORD Clay. for 1880. was installed an emphatic
Favo-ite partly because CT The great volume q
money her young owner wa Eered on her. and part
lv because % the ran birds tales Of her fast work
rdr the race August Belmont started Nar5oram
and BeIdare the former with III pounds. the latter
frr weight. with l1 POUNDS. William e.. Whit
-.-vfs col1rs were represented by Nineola ana Ar
rer'a horh Neddler fliies. and both carrying -
pounds Newton Pennington started For Luck
-U rounds, John Sanford, EupErata. 100 pounds
ard me Pepper stable MOnochord, also los pounds
The whitney pair was next in demand 10 Lady
Amelia.
FULLER RIDES POOR RACE
ks soon as the allies could be Distinguished, Il
vas seen thar the favorlte had 8 commanding lead
enc seemed % be running easily Fuller riding
le- Ir tie last sixteenth Armenia and Tor Luck
came with hea6l0nE rush. but instead OF trying
fo stau e. or Fuller actually seemed 20 aid the
other Two re made no attempt 20 use his whip
ard DEL, The dllys head drop before the clallengers
Rad really Eot % him. The result was that Lady
Amelia stopped instantly and Armenia For Luck
and BgI-ame al passed her Tbs FIRST named won
by a very slim nose from Tor Luck Those who
sought 90 Justify Fulers ride said that the FLY
ives 81. out or that she did Tor the hllL
Earerla Burch. with u6 pounds. and Grey Friar,
v.tl -L were The only two who faced The starter
.Hr trn Jerome - mile and uve-siEteeutls, over
re middle al TIE stretch but the closeness Of the
contest seemed be merely because neither ruler,
-. 81 ~ 8ace s' cor were firing peToertibiy IN
rhs s.-et-h' and Eueena Burch sveryed 80 bsd.
very seriously with Grey Eriar Burns. love s e,
mace protest arc the mare Won WITH niue 70
spare. Size was = 70 - tafCT1te.
TRrNr-Y BELLS RARE FLIGHT.
Ia h.- last eve races the cheap hve-year-old
mare Trinity Bell. running In John A brakes col
o-s has finished back n The ruck. among lot o.
I.ate-s with great regularity. Yesterday. carry
frr practically The same inlpost but a-so ne CO.
lrs - her owner. she Won race ~ q, &c y s
Sic IVES backed Gown from as 20 70 I 10 J. II
her ,ast race. with the same weight sno at abo-t
* f1~lorCE she was 100 70 1 -. -.
Boaacl. the tvo-year-od peceiver colt oolsht
sferaoo-' Son race al So and one-half far.ongs.
te- berg played hy rs new o"nsI a. 0Ct. \,
t.aE. N0haro. the ODDS o. taFoTl1e' ohuoAeo il
tp e-rer running hah nile.
eU1rNARTEs
FIRST rac-E-rhree years ole and uAAissns or
ore '- ' s 5'"HF r
p Hi,ahe71,r- -. =. csssai. 1,. y 8.