The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-16
OUTCOME Wins IN TIE Mud.
CLAY,S MARE TAKES MERCHANTS
AND CITIZENS HANDICAP.
q. j. Long Captures the Two-Yesr.Old
Events With Or Huon and EleisA
Mad Muliah and GPesncrest Gallop
Heme-Three Fsv ssItes In Frent 1t Spa.


Hsme-Three Favssftes In Frent at spa.
,sAskroaA. Aug. 1.-Two dford Clay's mare
Outcome. literally played by tbs Wssterners
at 10 to 1. was successful 10 the Merchants
and Citizens Handicap. one mile and three
fixtoenths. run In the mud to-day. was
oiMsreeable weather. but . crowd Of about
5000 persons turned out. . majority making
Proper . hot fsvorits In the above event at
II TO 10, Dolly spanker. Lord Of the Vale
and Caushnawaga. the top weight. were all
supported at good prices. Proper. With
Hildebrand up. beat the gate. hut Baird lost
no time In overhsulins the biz Prsstonpsns
horse with Outcome. who led FOR 'three-ousr-
ters Of Q mile. Thsn Outcome was shut
OF and 10 was Proper. - they came out OF the
bAckstretoh. by Lord Of the Vale and Dolly
Spanksr, but once hesdsd for tn wire Clay's
light Weighted mare came again with . gal
liant turn Of speed and won In drive by two
lengths from Proper, who hnfShed strong
after being interfered with snd took the place
from Dolly Spsnker by two lengths and half.
Caushnawaga was anchored IN the going.
never being able to untrack himself. Hide
brand and Burns made protest Of foul against
Dolly Spanker. but they wers oveffuied.
The race was run In 7O2 3-S.
g. j. Long won both two-yssr-old events
with q pair OF smart youngsterb. Sir Huon.
Q colt By Falsetto-Igntts. backed down to
9 to, 8 favorite. took the third event. at i've
and half furlongs. Troxlor had him In hand
most Of the way and ran over August Bel
mont's Futurity candidate. Bridseman, Ato 1.
In the stretch. Sir Huon having three
lengths at the wire. Brldgetaan, for his
first appearance this year. did well. having.
early speed, but evidently needing race or
two He had an easy time taking the place
from Shine On. to /, who had three lengths
oyar Chalfonte l3 to S, second choice. The
time was lOs rs.
Longs flly Eloss, also W Falsstto. and
played down to 7 to 2. second choice. made
runaway Of the sixth event. for maiden two
year-old hllies. hve and . half furlongs.
breezing home with . safe margin over
August Belmonts Hvousc, an even money
favorite. Tho latter was outrun all the way.
money from While Shields Yalasal. a is to
/ shot. The time was li0.
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fighter. who was backed down from . to l.
weight was too much FOR Broadoioth, is to 5,
who was Last ~ re S TnsHh ,,,,,.,or,,. ..
and he romped home with Ave lengths to
spare in 1913 40 J. Z. Madden,s BY Ways.
Is TO l. beat Bel Indian. to 2. head for the
money. Suffice quit a furlong from home.
while the start killed the chances Of Lady
Ellison. second hoice.
Greencrest, q to shot. made all the rum
ming in the fifth event. at nine furiopgs, win
ming in gallop by half adoren lengths York
with Lord badge. II to s. second choice, q
disappointing third. Sir Ralph. the fayorite.
had no speed. The time Nas lSo TroxleI
rode two winners and three favcrites landed
the money. The SUMMARIZE: a.