The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-13

New York. Oct. 1O.-Ironsides, at S
to ,. won the Jerome handicap for g.
year-olds, one mile and five-sixteenths,
at Belmont Park. and in winning the
Meddler colt equaled the worlds rec
ord for the distance by stepping it In
2:1O 3-5. BedOuin won the stake in
the same time last year. Good Luck,
the favOrite, was second and Running
Water third.
Ironsides broke in front and Radtke
sent him into the lead. At the end OF
the first half mile he was in front by
two lengths and continued with this
advantage to the stretch. Here Will
liams. on Good Luck, began to close
and coming very strong was on even
terms with the leader, but Williams
stopped riding Good Luck and Radtke
put Ircnsidas under a hard drive and
won by head.
In. the colts half of the $4,000 ma
iron stakes. six furlongs, straightaway,
Ballot, the 3 to 20 favorite, scored an
easy victory. He took command early
and won by one and one-half lengths.
Alteration. we'll backed at about fives,
won the FLIES half OF the matron. She
ran second to the favorite. Pope Joan,
to the final quarter, when she drew
away and won by two length. Sum-
maries:
First race, one mile-Macy Jr.. s to
and 3 to !. won; Givonni Balerio, 60
to l and 20 to l, second; Givonni Bel
eric, 90 TO and 20 to \. second; Run
nels. to 5 and to 5. third. Time,
1889 3-5. Mandarin. Palm Tree, Ebony,
Abie1l, Merlingo, Wizard, Hogan. Law
sonian, Ladsaric, Silver Wedding, Orly
H.. Head Dance. Aucassin, Belle of
Portland and Marie Antoinette also
ran.
Second, the Matron stakes for colts,
six furlongs-Ballot, 8 to 20 and to
5, won: Okenite, s to and z to 5, sec
ond: Hickory. 40 to and 10 to 1,
third. Time 1912. Don Enrique, Yam
kee Gun and Flint Hill also ran.
Third, the Matron stakes for FLIES,
six furlongs-Adoration, 8 to 2 and s
to won; Fantastic, to l and 2 to /,
second; Pope Joan, to 5 and 1 to 2,
third. Time. LII AS. Glamor, Com
mon Sue and Yankee Girl also ran.
Fourth. the Jerome handicap, mile
and Decentralization S to 2
and Z to 10. won; Good Luck, 9 to S
and 3 to 5. second: Running Water,
= to l and to 5. third. Time, 1:1O 3-5.
Neal also ran.
Fifth. six and Il half furlongs-Al-
tuda, & to ] and 2 to ], won; Arimo,
6 to l and to I, second; Merrill, Is
to l AID to I, third. Time, 1913 2-5.
Maintenance. Oraculem and Philander
also ran.
Sixth, one mile and a furlong-Bad
news, to ] and even, won; Martin
Doyle, 2 to and Ito 4, second; jungle
Imp, 40 to and S to 1, third. Time.
1852 2-5. Cederstrom and California
King also ran.
Lively at Louisville.
Louisville, KY, Oct 1O.-Pretension.
at short price, simply galloped over
his field in the third race, the feature
event Cerelone repeated by winning
the steeplechase. Just before the
horses went to the post in the sixth
race Bookmaker Sam Stephens kicked
"a Alvey, local bookmaker, under
the chin. Alvey drew his pistol and
hred at Stephens at close range. The
bullet cut Stephens shirt over his
stomach and lodged in the clothing of
Bob Winslow, Stephens cashier. Wins
low picked the bullet out of his I'M
dershirt, where it had lodged against
the skin of his abdomen. He was I'M
injured save for bruise. The quar-
rel started over bet and almost
caused panic in the betting shed.
weather clear; track fast.
According to the Rural World. Heir
loom, 2:l1 Sd. by Strathmore, has add