The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
GOOD AND PLENTY
WON THE slo,ooo JUnprsc RACE
Mystic shriner Led the Field of Eight, but Finished Outside of the Money Racing Doubtful at Morris
 Park Next Year.

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 New York, Oct 15.-Good and Plenty. running in the colors of Thomas Hitch | cock. Jr.. today won the $10,000 cham | pion steepelchase at Morris Park! He was an odds favorite.
 Eight good jumpers faced the starter l for the event, which Is about three and one-half miles and the best jumping race of the year was seen. All the l horses fenced well except Coligny. who 1 fell at the hedge on the hill the last time around. Mystic Shriner made the pace, followed by Good and Plenty and | Coligny until the turn into the back | stretch the second time. where Mystic Shriner dropped back beaten. Good l and Plenty and Coligny then went to | the front and ran head and head to the | jumps on the hill, where Coligny fell. Artful, carrying the heavy impost of 130 pounds easily won the White Plains | handicap and made a new worlds record for six furIongs by covering the distance in 1:0S which is one-quarter | second faster than the best previous time made by Sandria on October 8.
 Short Hose, favorite, won the Morris | Park weight for age race, two and a quarter miles. and by his victory today | the Goughacres' stable became the owner of the Woodlawn vase, having won this race last year with Short | Hose.
 The autumn meeting of the Vest chester Racing Association came to a close today and unless the Jockey Club | gives the Westchester Racing Associa- tion racing dates next year, there probably will be no more racing at Nor | ris Park. Monday the racing will begin I at Jamaica and continue fifteen days. First race. six furlongs-Jim Beattie. | tO'NeilD to 1, won; The Claimant 106 l (Shaw) to 1, second; My Buela, s9 (W. I Davis) to 1. third. Time. 1:14 1-2 Sufrerance. Lady Henrietta, Myopia and
 
 Second race. champion steeplechase, about three and one-half miles-Good and Plenty. 154 (Ray) to 10, won; Woolgatherer, 16s (Gallagher) 2 to i, second; The Gagged Cavalier. 165 (Fin- negan) 10 to 1, third. Time, 7:15. Ivan zinzibar. Mystic shriner and Cheiro also ran Coligny fell.
 | Third race. White Plains handicap, eclipse course--Artful 130 (Hildebrand) 8 to 5. won; Dandelion, 100 (PhilIips) 13 to 5. second, Glorifier, 122 (Gannon) to ?. third. Time, 1:0S Augur, Gamara, Cairngorn and Brilliant also | ran.
 Fourth race. eclipse course-DArkle, II, 1o7 (Redfern) 10 to 1, second; OK ford, 107 (Coohran) 6 to 5, third. Time, 11O. Prestige. Rossbourne. RaIment, Priority and White March also ran.
 Fifth race, Morris Park autumn weight for age. two and one-fourth miles. Withers course-Short Hose, 124 l lOdom) to 2. won; Gunfire 125 (Shaw) 3 to 2. second; Africander. 124 (O'NeilD 8 to l, third. Time, 3:5S 1-2. Ostrich | also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths I-Carbuncle, 10S (Redfern) Is to ,, won; Molly Brant, 126 (Lyne) 9 to 20, second: Green Crest 95 (IIildebrand) to l, third. Time, 2:02. Tom Lawson and Proceeds also ran.
 Jamaca's Maiden Entries. l First race, five and half furIopua Taper, Allumear, Water Light, Billie Bailey, 110; Zeala, 100; Incensor, 1O7:
 Second race. selling, mile and six teenth-Waswift 110; Namtor. IOS: Widows Mite. Arsenal, sais, Pronta' e1,ai i9S; Gavina, io5; M. F; Tarpey, lV4: do2; Briarthorpe, vincennes, Ascetic.
 Third race, handicap. six furlongs- Worth, 12s; Gay Boy. 123; Ascension, 11s; Invincible. Cloten 10S; Old Eng. land lo2; Jack Ratlin. 100; Monet SS: Prines amSa ss s dsSood dssSsains ss Grown
 Fourth race, the Pierpont handicap, pile and a furlong-stalwart, 126: ssPoonstiok sps0Tst 126; a1dS a1MeSchesney l24 Dolly Ormonde's Right, 110; Mineola. 105; Sonoma Belle, 97.
 Fifth race: selling, six furIongs- Foxy. Niblick, 107; Juvenega Dan K. 1O2; Winchester, Moncorder, i01; R. L.. Johnston. Gold Fleur 100: Go to Win. ss; Ralbert. sS; Iron Heart, 95; The Chanticleer, 98; High Life 30. ] Sixth race, maiden Swear -olds. mile and sixteenth-Trouville, 100; Water Wagon. Tido. Ben Crockett. lO7.
 Miss Bishop Golf Champion.
 Philadelphia, Oct. 15.-Miss Geor- gamma Bishop of the Brooklawn Coun- try Club, Bridgeport. Conn. today won the national women's championship by defeating Mrs. E. Sanford of the Es- sex County Country Cklb of Orange by up and to play. Outside of a high wind, the day was perfect for golf. Miss Bishop won the first hole five 10 six and thereafter maintained the lead throughout. Mrs. Sanford who had played steady golf all through the tournament was slightly off in todays game: This was particularly so in her short game. as she made several of four put on the tenth green and an even shorter on the fifteenth green. l The Cadets Do Well.
 West Point, N. Y., Oct. IS. West Point was defeated at football today by Harvard, to 0. In the first half, afte. both sides had done some fumbling, tho ball was punted to PrlDce of West Point on the five-yard line Prince re- turned the punt to Harvard's 35-yard line. where Noyd caught the ball and fered with, however, and the Harva rd team was given trial for goal from placement. Parker kicked an easy goal. This was early in the first haif and thereafter West Point held the | Harvard offense at all stages. West