Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
AnEeIus wins the Oriental HANDICAP
at G~ravesend.

GRAvESEND, L. l., Sept. 26,-Angelus,
carrying 107 pounds, won the Oriental
handicap at one and three-sixteenths miles
: at Gravesend today, and in doing so made
a new track record for the distance by
stepping It in 1853 flat, which is one Sec
ond faster than the previous best time.
The ride that Schilling made on Angelus
in the final furlong was the finest piece
of horsemanship seen around here in
years. His mount was firing very fast,
but he nursed him along and won by a
head. Angelus pulled up a very tired
horse and Schilling was given a loud
cheer when he returned to the scales.
Joe Madden won the Prospect handicap,
defeating a good field, while Bayonet won
the Kings Highway steeplechase. A fairly
good crowd was here today. Jockey E.
Dugan, who was the cause of the bad
spill, in which IL. Smith was badly
hurt. has had his license suspended by
the stewards of the jockey club until
December 81, 1908. This means that Du-
gan will be unable to ride on the Pacific
coast this winter until after the first Of
the year. Summaries;
First race, about six furlongs, selling:
Ida -. QUS, Cullen) won, ,Burgher Q0I, Gil
BERT second, Bisra O6, SWEET third. Time
1:lo. Queen Marguerite and Orcanga also
ran.
Second race, the Kings highway ~steeple-
chase. about 2 and one-half miles: Bayonel
uH, Mckinney won, Ironsides O47, Lynch)
second, Rufus u34, Kelliher) third. zine,
44S. perseverance fell; Rufus fell, but was
remounted and fl2ished third.
Ihlrd race the Prospect handicap, about
six furlongs: Joe Madden iii, Schilling.
won, Trance u24, j. Lee) second, Eftzher.
bert us2, Mccarthy third. Time: 1:O97s
Statesman and Hilarious also ran.
Fourth race. the Orient handicap, one and
three-sixteenths mile: Angelus UO7, shil-
Ing won, Fair Play OS. Gilbert) second
Dorante. qib, ]. Lee third. Time 1853. Dan
delton also ran.
Fifth race. selling, one and one-eighth
mile: Juggler dlS; j. Leo won, Duke OF
u01, UraD third. Time: 1:54&. Castlewood
and Flavigny also ran.
Sixth race, selling, five and one-half fur.
longs: R~osslare 200, GilberO won, Tattlinl
lO8, Notter) second, Yankee Daughter (99
Lang third. Time: 1:OT26. Blue Grass, Con.
stellatlon; Opal, Bandello, Bay Queen, Red
Doe, Clef, Merise and Energy also ran.
LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept. 26.-Summaries
First race, six furlongs: Cordova (7
Walsh, 'is;25) won; Aspiring $3.50 second
Whiteface. Mrs. 6ewell. Jupiter Joe, Petel
Fender and Buena Vista also ran.
second race. six furlongs; Merrick QOl
Skirvin, straight, $15.1 To- won, Dainty Dam,
u0l, Butler, place, 500 second, BaTnesdal,
Q0, F1ckens, show. $3.50 third. Time: 1:l3N
Blister. Raconteur, Ethel Carr and Top
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth: Huer
q Cse, Walsh, straight, $500 won, Mat
tic Mack place, $40 second, Maid Mllitan
lshow, N1.oO third. Time. l:tSM, Hyperbole
CyEnet and Telegraph also ran,
Fourth race, five and one-haif furlongs
selling: Alice Baird lO0, Butler, 5000
straiRhD won, Harriet Rowe 012.5O, place
second, Buttons 8e.6, show third. Time
l.0I4s, Roeeburg I'LL, Frank B., SAINT
lHlena, Gold Front and Who Is She ais
ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: Carew 0OI
Butler, 1915, straightl won, Kenneswiel
tt1a.@, place) second. Rsdell (S48. 70. show
third. Time: 1;40M. Nansell, Rexall. Mis-
Felix. Beth Goodwin, Wine Merchant an
Anger Wood also ran.