Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-18
Kentucky Beau Captured the
Champagne Stakes.
"Parlee" Of 81 on Six Races.
BUT NO ONE DID 1T.

NEW YORK, October 1s.-Long shots
practically swept the card at Belmont Park
yesterday, the books clearing up with
few exceptions and the general public
going home with pockets turned inside
out. Form reversals and racing luck were
responsible for the upsets, which were the
most surprising in many years. The most
shocking blow to the talent came in the
running Of the Champagne Stakes. seven
furlongs, when Woodford Clays Kentucky
Beau, II to 1, suddenly came to life and beat
W. H. Daniel, even money favorite, by q
length and half in the fast time of 1928 45
In his previous race Kentucky Beau was
beaten twelve lengths by Daniel. On that
occasion the former colt had little or no
speed after being interfered with at the
start. But he was wild horse yesterday
and with Miller up he was played at the
last moment by the wise insiders James
r. Keene's Ballot, who went back to 3, was
third, three lengths away.
Another pitfall was provided in the New
Rochelle Stakes, at mile when Frank
Browns Yves, 80 to 1, ran the distance in
81 80, and beat Frank J. Farrelrs Crap
pie, backed from even money down to Is to
-: Security, II to 8. was an indifferent
third. The winner came within fifth of a
second of equaling the worlds record on a
circular track.
Smothered Favorite.
C. T. Henshalrs Ginette, 1-to-6 favorite
in the second event, also at a mile, was
beaten by Jack Joyners Cressina, 80 to 1,
who turned the distance in LBS and finished
two lengths in front of the French mare.
Two and half lengths back J."E Maddens
Lady Tarantella, 40 to 1, took third money
from Optician, second choice.
Newton Bennfngton's voorhees,, who had
no speed in his previous race, won the
ont iph. iohf han for
all ages, six and half furlongs. He was
backed from so down to 20 and got up in
the last jump, beating the two-year-old
Frank Lord, to 1. by a couple of inches
In LII 10. new worlds record. kia-
mesha, the favorite, was third.
orphan Lad, 4 to l. had world of speed
in the fifth race. for two-year-olds, seven
furlongs. main track Miller getting him
home a length in front of Gid, 2,to-1 favor
lite, with Black Mate, 20 to 1. third. The
race was run around turn in 20.
me last straw was a runaway victory by
Woodsman, Is to 1, in the handicap at a
mile and a half, the Sir Dixon gelding hang
ing up a new record for the track, 2 33 3-5
Cairngorm, the top weight who receded to
to 2, staggered home in the place. half
orly II, backed down to 8, bolted at the
head of the stretch. Six favorites lost and
Miller handled two winners, second and
a third. The weather was chilly and the
crowd was not more than 10000.
The Summaries.
First race. six and one-half furiongs; straight
away-Voorhees. SO u. Hennessy), 20 to / and to
!. won; Frank Lord, 100 Garner, 6 to and 2 to
]: second; kiamesha. 115 SHAW, 3 to l and even
third. Time. liz rs. Prince Hamburg, Come,
dienne. GraziallO. Oaklawn and Merrill also ran
Second race. one mile-Cressina. 90 efIorner). 80
to l and to l. wen; Ginette 1O7 Niiler) l to
and out 70 second Lady TaTantella 81 u. Hen
California King. Option and Moonshne also ran.
j., Third race, the Champagne stakes; seven fur
longs; straight-kentucky Beau 119 tMiller) ~ to
l and to l. won; W. H. Daniel 122 u. jones',
even and to 2, second; Ballot. l22 Radtke) to
l and even. third; Time, 1.2s As. George S.
Davis. Pursane and Dnna Ken also ran
Fourth race the New Rochelle stakes; selling;
one mie-Wes. 1902 Nfnn) 80 to 1 and to l.
won; Grapple. III SHAW, Is to 20 and ] to A.
second; Security 1o3 Mller). IL to 5 and 8 to 3,
third. Time. 1877 80 Ed Bail also ran
Fifth race selling; seven furlongs; main course
Orphan Lad l06 CMillerl. to 1 and s to 8, won;
Gold Gold. 81 a. He lem to and to 5, second;
third Time. 1925. Animus. Ace High, Elmont,
Mintbera. knight OF 1vanhoe, Floway, Umbrella,
Bright Bay and Mariposa also ran.
Sixth race. one and one half miles-Woodsman
95 (Harty). Is to and to l. won Cairnsorm
!26 Horner). to and even second; Holscher.
11S (Noone), to and l to 2 third. Time
2.33 3-5. orly II and ]. F. Donnehue also ran.