Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05
THREE FAVORITES
SPLIT BRIGHTON CARD

NEW YORK, October 5.-The Brighton
track was fetlock deep in mud yesterday
yet three favorites landed the money for
the talent. There was an upset in the
handicap at a mile and furlong, when
Don Creo,e, 10 to /, came home an easy
winner by length and half Arimo
hot favorite at to ). went out to make the
pace with 100 pounds on his back, but Don
Creole, who was full of running, disposed
of him after nearly six furloags had been
covered and then went in to win from Right
Royal, ID to .. The latter had FIVE lengths
over Arimo, while Ampedo. backed down
to IS to 5. was last all the way. The time
1.52 3-o, remarkably fast under the
circumstances.
Gentlemen riders had the mounts in the
steepiechase, at two mics. Mr.. ]. OBrien
had an easy time winning with Essex, 10
to 10 favorite, who finished three lengths
before knight of Elway, ii to 5, with Mr..
Taylor up. Guardian, to ., was poor
third. Mr.. Page looked Oh from behind
with Paprika all the way. The time was
Ala.
r. F. Carran's Magazine, G to 3 favorite,
won the first race, for two-year-o!ds, Ave
and half fur!ongs, in a gallop. Live
Wire, 10 to >. was in the place, four
lengths before King Cobalt. 5 to 1, these
horses running strictly to form. The time
was 1.0T 40.
Mcdaniel in Good Form
Mcdaniel, WHO is in good form just now
put up a c.ever ride on Sister Francis Is
to j, In the second race. for FLIES and
Mares at mile and sixteenth. He
avoided the early pace, and then taking
her into the good going he got her up in
time to win by half a length from Con-
sistent 80 to /, VINO made nearly al the
pace Anne.a Lady, to 1. was three
lengths back, beating Royal Lady, Z to /,
by a head. Druid, 8 to o favorite, quit early.
lie time was ]. 4S 20.
The Patchogue stables Don Enrique. at
prohibitve odds, rolled home In the fifth
race, at a mile and sixteenth. Punky, 6
to !, had no trouble IL taking the pace
from Gallant, 90 to I. The time was LIZ 80.
The best finish of the day came in the
last race, for all ages, at six furlongs.
Alencon. 10 to /, set the pace for Momen-
tum, to 1, to the stretch turn. where the
former quit. Then f. Dugan moved up
with Preen, 1s to 5, who gradually wore
Momentum down and won by nose in LA.
Chief Hayes, 3 to 1 favorite. who was of
poorly ran swell race and was third,
A,encon and Pantoufe were all less than
length back. The attendance was about
1000.
The Summaries.
First race two yesr Of Is; five and one,hslf fur
NJ G Ifo to n ara set to
King Cobalt. liz uIorner,, 3 to 8 TO show. third.
Tine. I.o7 - Glen T@rnsy, Queen ~, Marruerite.
Second race. FLIES AMI mares: three-year-olds
and upward selling; and one sixteenth miles
Sister Frances. IU3 tMcDanieD. - to 8 and even
wen; Consistent 0S tMussrave). IL to l place,
second; Anneta Lady, 9S tbuxton), even to show.
third Time LAS rs. Belle of Jessamine, Druid,
Victoria h.. Royal Lady. Umbrella and Magma
Stella also
Third race stceplcciase handicap: four-y year olds
and upw ard short course. about two miles-Esscx
1856 90 Brenl, IS to 10 and to 3. woa; Knight
of Elway l59 CTaylor) to place. second;
Guardian $50 uIni rsonJ. out TO show, third
Time 4I3. Paprika also ran.
Fourth race, handicap: three-y ear olds and up
ward: one and eighth miles-Don Creole Ito
tMcIJanieD, 10 to 1 and TO I, won; Right Royal
1l9 1fIosc). 13 TO and TO 5. second; Arimo, 120
MILLER. out TO show, thi:d. Time, LIZ 3-5 Am
I,edo also ran.
Fifth race. three-y olds and UPWARD selling;
one and o6e-siX teenth miles Enrique, loo
(E. Dugan) / to and out. Won: Punky. 90 Bux-
toni 3 TO place. second, Gallant. 10; tGrand)
2 to / to show. third. Time, las 3,5. Quagga
and Knockirhy also
sixth race. all ages selling: six furlongs-Preen
lis tE. Dusan). IS to and TO 5. won; Mo-
mentum. rs tMillerl. 8 to place. second; Chic:
Hayes ll5 sumter, to 8 to show, third. Time
LA 2-5. Burt G. Lewis. Alencon. Yada. Belle of
Iroqaois Pantoune, Robin Hood, Troubiema ker
Number One and Fair Anna also ran.