The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-14
OUTCOME Wins THE RAMAPO.
ITOODFORD (LiIS SIR DIXON
FILLl 4 com THING.
meadow Brook Stecplechase for LibrettO
H.. Nr. stone Up Lady Henrietta
and Jimmy Lane Win at Long Odds
-Four Fa, Orites Lose At Westchester.

Woodford Clay'> Sir Dixon lilly Outcome.
AB 10 I shot. won the Rnnapo Handicap Cor
three-ye8r- olds, one mile and Il furlong. at
Morris Park yesterday afternoon by Il length
and hall, The iacr was run over Il heavy
track. the talent making WoIiu iavorltc ut
II to 6. with all OF the others backed at various
prices. This start was ragged Wotan get
ting away running, while Ostrich was as good
AS left. The field was punched coming around
the Wuhers turn. hut when once Strengthened
out for home willie Davis sent Outcome up
on the outside. the fly winning cleverly,
with II. u. Duryea's M!ncola. also To l. nm
l-hng IN IN. place u length and Il hnli be
fore Sydncy PRvcl'- uriIondcS Right 10 l..
who beat Ostrich. 10 /. u head for th'rd
money. The latter was - heud IN front OF
Wotan. who was made too much Use VI III tn"
early stages. The timc MHs So.
There were ouiy 1--WE starters IN the Meadow
Brook Handicau St"cpl.c lasc, abop three
miles. Jim Slic tn j. took commanding
lead at the outset and hold it NJ to next To
The last jump There II vas that the iaNoritc,
Libretto H.. crossed IN front ol him AS both
took tho obstacle together. and jim Slick
iell. rolling over Oh Henry. his Jockey, who
was Knocked senseless. Mr.. Page then cane
valiantly With pure Pepper. but Lihret'o
H.. finely ridden By Mr.. Stone, proved an
easy winner by three lengths in $50.
John A. brakes High Chancellor. hahn
landed the money III the handicap at q mile
Major Daingernold. - to >. evidently rclshed
the going, Tor he made 4 splendid run through
The stretch and forced O'Ncill to drive the
Drake colt 10 win by Il scant length IN lI?'!
Fight lengths back Africander, who gave
sixteen pounds to the winner and eighteen
10 Daingerneld struggled home with third
money, two lengths before Dick Bernard.
the early paceniaker. Nricander opened the
choice at to :, but went up in the betting
TO threes.
Twenty-Five maiden ycur-olds faced
the starter IN the third race. AT five fnrlongs.
Eclipse course, and 4. Fcatherston.'s Lady
show OF the others leading from the start
and coming home on the bit six lengths TO
the good. Her time O:51l.. equalled the
track record for two-yea r. ODDS. made last
fall by Christine A., with ITO pounds, Campo.
s to =. took place money from Bill Days
Raiment. 20 to !. by neck.
After a poor start, which left both Keynote
aud Locket at the post, Sais. to 1. ran on
with the first race. at mile. with half a dozen
lengths TO spare. in Az. Stolen Moments,
iireencrest and Pronta, to fnvorite, fol-
lowed him home heads apart in the order
named.
As II was said that Arsenal could not run
in the mud, the wise men refrancd from
backing him in the last race. at seven furlongs,
80 the son OF Lamplighter went back in the
speculatioD from , to to IL 10 10. lie ran
second, under heavy drive. beating Moro
kanta backed down to threes, by 4 nose.
home with the lar &c end of the purse in 1907.
-Four favorites were beaten in the presence OF
5000 spectators.