Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-09
TEMACEO WINS THE
FAIRVIEW HANDICAP

NEW YORK. October CIT was like
winter at Belmont Park yesterday and
those who went to the track without
overcoats were chilled to the bone. A gale
blew straight up the homestretch. both
| jockeys and horses being put to severe
test The track was slow and four favor
ties were defeated. The stake feature was
the Fairview, for three-year-ods, at
mile and a sixteenth. From a betting
standpoint it was a queer affair. Aero
bat, the favorte, was not In general de-
mand, the smart people taking Faust.
who was backed for 10 to 6. But as
Faust ran away. before reaching the post
there was quick shift to Temaceo. to
. Temaceo won, but in SO doing showed
glazing form reversal. He ran over
Tony Bonero. IL to /, the pacemaker, at
the head of the stretch and rolled home
six lengths to the good in LAG % Tony
Bonero in turn had three lengths over
Acrobat. who did not have his usual
speed. Ell Dorado, 4 to l, was used up In
chasing Tony Bonero
Frank j. Farrel1's W--ra Cost heav-
| lily backed favorite in the third race. for
| two year-olds, six and a half furlongs
straightaway, was knocked to his knees
at the start by Apple To-day, with Miller
up. and thereafter had no chance. The
| winner turned up in r. T. Wilson, jr.'s.
| Sanguine. who went up to to 1 and
|
| length from Bridge Whist, - to I, who
| had the same margin over ST. Ilario, Z to
2. The time was PA
A Hot Finish.
| In hot finish Fred Cooks Missouri
Lad IA to ;, won the handicap at a mile
and half by a nose from Good Luck,
. to ) favorite. Knapp let D'Arkle and
Missouri Lad run In front of Good Luck
to the end of the turn, where he brought
| his mount through on the rail. But in
spite of Knapp's terrific whipping Good
Luck, who lacked the speed shown In
! former races, could not gain the mastery.
| D'Arkle, backed down to 10, was beaten
off. The time was 2.35.
Gentleman riders had the mounts in the
Corinthan open steeplechase at about two
miles and a half. 1t was a duel between
right up to the last jump, when Mr..
Evans drew away with Lane and beat
Garrett, with Mr. Page up. by five
lengths. Follow On, to 1, ridden by
Mr.. D. Kerr, was the same distance back.
Dr. Keith, IL to s. was poorly handled.
The time was 5.45.
1t required long, persistent drive on
the part Of Sumter to win the lace race
for platers at a mile, with Chief Hayes,
z to 5, favorte, who beat Golden Stone,
Is to 1, a head in 80 3-5. Zipango, 10 to
1, beat Troublemaker, backed down to
s. head for third place. The attendance
was about 1900.
The Summaries.
First race, FIVE and one-half furongs Masque,
115 Miller, 3 to l, won. Lotus Brandt. 112
tE. Dugan,, 4 to l, second; Ardri, 112 (Sum-
| teri IL to 1, third Time, 10 20 DOrante,
sherring. Sparker, Perkee. Sir J. johnson. Mono
| Gle Milford, G. ]. Celia, John Lee, Glaucus,
| PROPULSION, l.. Cavanaugh, Sudden Start, Gentle
man and Miramar also ran
| Second race steeplechase; about two and one
| half miles-Jimmy Lane, 165 IL. Evans,, to 5,
| won; Garrett, 1853 Page) to D, second; Follow
On 146 %. Kerr, to 10, third. Time, 5.45.
| DR.. Keith also ran
| Third race, six and one-half furlongs-San.
guine 1902 tSumter), to !, won; Bridge Whist.
IO2 (Musgrave), to 1, second; Stilaro, 103 tE.
Dugan). 3 to 6, third. Time. 1.24. Miss De-
laney Wave Crest, Apple Teddy, Hal and Aris-
totle also ran.
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth miles
Temaceo 1O3 GIier) to 2. won: Tony Bonero,
lO2 IMcDanieD 4 to !, second; Acrobat, 10l &c
Burns) / to q third. Time, .46 25. Eldorado,
Conville, Golden West, Ramrod and Faust also
ran =, 49,
Fifth race one and one-half miles-Missouri
Lad, 1OS NIcDaniel. 13 to B, won; Good Luck.
ia (Knapp, l to 10, second: D. Arkle 81
(Henry) out, third. Time, 2.35. Only three
starters
Sixth race one mile-Chief Hayes, 10s (Sum
teri, to g. won: Golden Shore, 100 tG. Swain
6 to l. second; ZipangO, los tHorner), to b
third Time. 139 2-5. Troublemaker Yves
| Phil Finch Lally and Prince Ching also