New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-14
OUTCOME WINS RAMAPO.
LIBRETTO II WINS JUMP.
LADY Henrietta Wvins, Backed from
100 TO TRACK Dead and SIozc.

n, a track slow and dead. the horses raced at
Morris Park yesterday, but the skies were bright
and the crowd, large for q mdweek gathering.
ioved spirited and interesting sport. Outcome.
Woodford Clays Sir Dixon FLY. won the Ramapo
Handicap and Librerto II first home in the
Meadow Brook Hunters steeplechase, the feature
of the card Il was the ninth running Of the
Ranlapo Handicap. and six horses. under what ap-
peared an equitable weight adjustment faced the
starter Stalwart. the acknowledged champion Of
his age. did not start He was handicapped At I27
nounds and his owner and trainer did not care
10 run the risk Of starting the great horse over
a track that was slow and cuppy. His absence
did not detract from interest in the race, however
as the field was well balanced and could boast
q some class.
Wotan was the favorite At Il 10 s. The prices
against the others ranged up 10 10 against
outcome and Mineola- The distance was mile
and a flrI0ng over the Withers course so that
the start was right in front Of the grandstand-
Nlineola was fractions and delayed matters for a
few minutes. bat the starter finally caught them
IN line and sent them of Wotan went out 10
make the running. with Mneola and Ornonde's
Right in close attendance. Davis was content 10
rate Outcome along N fourth place. while Ostrich
and Dolly Spanker. which run their best races In
front were trailing The same order was main
-sined I'D the bac1stretch 10 the far turn where
Travers took Ostrich mp fast on the outside and
CHALLENGED The pacenakers.
Rounding INTO the stretch. Davis made his move
on Outcome. and she went up 10 the leaders so
easily that even there the race settled 20 all
appearances. When Strengthened out for the run
% the wire i've OF the six horses were practically
head and head. Woten was the first 70 drop back
beaten and Ostrich too. was in distress, while
Outcome on the outside gradually drew away into
a comfortable lead. and. coming on, won cleverly
by q length. Nlneoa hung on better than usual
and took place honors length before Ormonde's
Right.
Mr.. Stone and Li5retto II furnished a winning
combination IN the Meadow Brook steeplechase for
hunters Mr. Stone is q finished rider. and he
rated his mount cleverly over the long. trying
three-mle journey and won, with something 10
spare, from Pure Pepper. on which NJ Page had
the mount. jim Slick. with Henry, a professional
up made the running eight or ten lengths before
his field, but he tired fast toward the end and TWO
5urps from home fell heavily. Just as he rose 10
the jump Libretto L ranged alongside, and from
The stand appeared 10 crowd him and cause the
faI. The stewards did not give the occurrence any
consideration. however. Henry lay unconscious
where he fell, and the ambulance was called Il
was announced later that he had escaped serious
injury After the accident Libretto II came on and
won. after a brief struggle with Pure Pepper r.
g. Sack distant third
Pronta was a strong favorite in the first race.
but after making the early running tired In the
going and failed 10 finish in the money sails came
from behind at the stretch turn and romped home
an easy winner. Stolen Moments also closed fast
and beat Greencrest q head for the place
Twenty-Five maiden tEo-year-olds went 10 the
post ia the third race, and the winner turned up
in Lady Henrietta. 4 classy looking and nicely
turned FLY by Previous. She romped in front all
the way, and easily in the fast time Of ga
seconds. This equals the track record for a two
ysar-old. Lady Henrietta was the medium OF
small killing" being backed from 100 10 / TO
2 10 /
High Chancellor won the mile handicap after
long drive through the stretch with Major Danger
field. Africander below his form and
only third eight lengths behind Major Daingerfeld,
because Dick Bernard. the early paCemaker.
stopped almost a walk Jimmie Lane grad
uated from the maiden class in the last race.
Arsenal, which won the Metropolitan Handicap
a tEree-year-olc, was disappointing favortte.