New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
TUMBLE
AT SYRACUSE
Amalfi Sets American
Mark for Mile on a
Circular Track.
CLOSEST FINISHES OF
YEAR IN ALL RACES
CeleSta Clips Second from Mile
and Sixteenth Time-Gov.
ernor Glynn at Fair.
[By telegraph to Tho rrlhnns l

BY telegraph TO The Tribune
! Syracuse, n. y. Sept 3.-The thor
| oughbreds began their three DAYS ses-
sion at the State Fair here this after
noon by the smashing of two Ameri-
can records and some of the closest
finishes that have been seen all of the
racing year. The fields were all small,
but the sport was exciting and high
class from the first race to the last.
Governor Glynn and his staff graced
the sport with their presence, and a
vast throng that completely filled the
immense grandstand took a lively in
| terest in each number.
The records that were broken were
the mile, over a circular track, and the
mile end a sixteenth. The first mark
was set by Amaf, from Richard r.
I Wilson's Montpelier Stable, when he
/ just nosed out Woodei5 Shoes, from
! the Quincy Stable. aftcI racing a mile
! IN 80 10, and then Ce1esta, from the
stable of NJ. p. Guillaiin, ran mile
and a sixteenth in 1:42 as5 10 beat out
Richard T. Wilson's Mo4tresor.
The previous mile redbrd was made
by Christophine at Jualfz last winter
and was 1886 AS, while The mile and a
| sixteenth mark was 1:4y3 SIS, and was
held jointly by Gretna Green and Trap
Rock. 1t was made at the Fort Erie
| track.
August Belmont was winner of two
OF the races when hisg two-year-olds
Luxury and Fenrock bosh scored, and
two of the others went to the Wilson
silks, when Amalf hung his record
and Hester Prynne took the measure
of Stromboli over the ssx-furlong dis
lance.
His Majesty. Alex Smith Cochran's
| great four-year-old that was shipped
/ to Syracuse to race against Roamer in
| the mile and a half stake Saturday,
| has gone wrong again, and will not be
! seen at the post Willie Midgely was
galloping his charge on the road, the
track being prohibited when the son
of Ogden stepped in a hole and
wIenched his bad leg severely.
! 1t was after 4 o'clGSk before the
harness races had been completed this
afternoon and 1880 when the runners
went TO the post. The card was only
run off by having the races at intervals
Of ten minutes. Racing is TO begin at
! 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
| The summary follows:
| FIRST RACE.-THE sALINA: for maiden
! two-year- Olds; nv subscription Of s. each,
with $500 added. Five furongs.
Horse. VT Jockey. Fin
| Luxury .......... 100 Buxton ....... u
/ The Marchoness. 100 .McCahey. ..... -
| Jein ............. IL 900. Burlingamc.
! Start good Won raloping Time. 1:olts.
Winner ch: E. BY Golden Maxim %, or luy-
Trainer s. e. Hildrcth. Betting Luxury. I
TO S; The Msrchioross. 4 20 ! and to =;
Jem, II TO l and II to 10.
| SECOND RACE.--THE MOHEGAN; selling;
for three-year-olds and upward. by sub
-..rfw In IT AEA
Horse and age. W, Jockey. Fin.
1 W@aa, sto.. l@ o.! 9I go shey dp
I C'rossbun. 3........ lde .... Buxtou........ -
| Golden Prime. s.. Of. 'ral ...........
Ogemgh. a....... no.. RUrlingamc... :
Start good. Won driving. Time 1861.
Owner Montpelier stable. Trainer T. II.
Healey. Bettirg-Amalh. I TO 10 and out,
Wooden Shoes. 3 TO !. even and out: 1ross-
| bun, 2 TO /. 20 ! and out; Golden Prime,
/ 10 to l. to . and 10 .; Ogemah. % to /,
S to / and TO /.
! THIRD RACE.-THE ONONDAGA HANDI-
! CAP: for three-year-olds and upward; by
subscription Of SO each. with $500 added.
one mile and a sixteenth.
| Horse and age. VT Jockey. Fin.
| CclCsta. 4.......... 100 sumter. ....... Il
| Montresor. 49,. los .McCahey......
/ start good Won easily. Time, l:42A.
! Winner b. T., by cmpronius--Regia Owner,
! NJ p. Guilam. Trainer II. Hamilton. Bet
/ ting-Cclesta. l TO and out; Montrcsor.
to and out.
FOURTH RACE.-THE NIAGARA: selling;
for two-year-olds By subscription OF s.
/ each. with $500 added. Five and half
furlongs.
Horse. W.T.. Jockey. Fin.
! Fenrock ........... l02 .RuNton....... Il
/ Chartreuse ........ 9s. .McCahey..... 2ih
! Borgo ............. 0s 80. Cral. ........ $40
Start good. Won handiy Time 1:O64
{ Winner. br. c.. bv Rock Sand-Ferment.
| owner A. Belmont. Trainer :. G. Hildreth.
! Betting Fenrock TO and out; Chartreuse,
4 to 3 and out: Borgo 10 l, to and
out; Unit. 10 to /. 3 TO and out.
| FIFTH RACE.-THE MAEHATTAN HAN
by subscription Of $40 each. with $500
/ added six furlongs.
Horse and age. VT. Jockey. Fin.
Hester Prynne, lie .McCahey...... 10
start good Won driving. Time. 1:lO%.
Winner. Oh. T., BY Disguise Witchcraft
! Owner. Montpelier stable. Trainer. T. J.
Healey. Betting-Hester Prynne, TO and
out stromboli. TO 3 and out.
! SIXTH RACE.-THE. TUsCARORA SELL
upward; by subscription Of IS each. with
$500 added. six furlongs.
Horse and age. VT. Jockey. Fin.
Connemara, B.. 100 .McCahey...... "a
Master Joe. b.. IS .... sumter. :.
Mr.. Specs. 6......113 zee. Rurlingamo... %
| Frontier 3........ 90 .... Ural. ......... {
start good. Won ridden out Time, I12ii
| Winner, blk Z. by ArdoOn-Iowerscourt.
owner Clifford A. Cochran. Trainer. W.
Midgley, Betting COnnemara, 10 /. l 20
2 and out: Master joe 10 /. 10 and
out: Mr. Srecs, 3 10 3 and out; Frontier, 10
TO l. 8 to and out.
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