The sun., 1914-09-13
ROAMER FORCED TO
STEP IN MUNICIPAL
pandcan and Addic VI. Make
Great Three-Year-Old
Keep Going.
PEST DAY OF FALL RACING
Paris Wins Champagne Stakes
From His Stable Mate.
Charter Maid.
BEST DAY OF FALL RACING

~. NtNT IARk, J." - S'PNs 49, iNe''Ne
80. '.-d,ty was the best so far or the
..u,l.,, meeting and demonstrated WIN
600. l.,,.tlon that Andrew Millcrs great
.t,,..,e,r-old Ruamcr Is the racing ldol
,....,r lie was trotted out for tho
,t,,...gal Handicap, at one mile and
o...r,,. which was the most Important
'.... .. the card As soon as Roamer
.,.....J .u the track the handclapping
-. chat announced the approach or "a
,ho,.urhbrod that had endcared himselt
~ .,,,.us public and his every move
r,.,f WIS watched with interest py "uVo
,',r, .,tr,u- until ne had saie.y been rc-
t...tu 4 winner
qi.. ,u. great thing about the race was
.. t R,auts- Was nearer 10 beinS EXTENDED
,bu nr has been In any race since nc
g.. Ja,I.p,i his exceptional form
h,f .. w.'u the exception ot lhe uaS az
Fr.l.r, t'Uy when hr was bcaten on tue
day rlluNipg tto lightning stroke ne
,.t.l The htudrhpper hud done MS
....f ., hung the others In the race on
...,, t,rur- With Rudmer and In cunse-
oi.r.a nc was giNin- away Jumps OF
-et 10 IA. other starters, the three
,.,r.,,'d \ddie NJ the four -yetr-old ram
dean and the fvc-ychr-old Hedge IN
srta nf this Roamer was ihNuf'te AZ the
rrDhttItlNW ttNN OF I W ~ N''H
=, 'o / accounted ds his only really
DANGEROUS opponent
r., distance was a uile and quarter
Ard On the run down the backstretch Pam
A,,r a.d Addic VI. kept within hallng
d.itrre ut Ruamcr which as usual
.rr7eI ont ir front To make MS own
pacs. Gong around the turn Roamer be-
s,r 10 draw away, but Pandean was not
I. he shaken off 50 easily and he caused
,f when
from Addte VI to enter the homestretch
length and Z half behind the champion.
There were further cries when In answer
a. IN, driving of Shutt.uSer pandean de-
c,4..I the gap between himself ana
Roam,- NJ soon "a Pandeau Was dis-
posed ~ Euamer found fresh opposition
In Add. VI. which responded to the
vigorous whipping OF McCahey and went
hy Paulclr AZ tho eighth pole to kcef
up the chase OF the invincible. ButweI
nev,- hal 80 20 to the whip on ltoaTer
but be- never was able To pu, tho knight
Erraut g.,dlus to "A walk as In recent
races Keeping nice hold VI Roamer's
head ButWell let McCahey whip To hi'
hearts content and passed the judge;
winner by a length. pandean hung or
vel and was only Il length and hall
back The time a:Oi, showed tha
Roimer had another good performance
10 his credit Hedge was outrun all th'
Nay but closed strongly and finished onl!
two lengths behind 'andean.
Tho Champagne Stakes. for two-vear
o'.S preceded the handicap. with the ISSUE
between the Madden pair. Charter MaI'
aGd Paris. and :. l.. parsons's sharp
sHo1ter As In tile mile and "A quartz
race The finish was not at the usual Judges
stand, but seventy yards further on. an'
IN consequence many of the spectator
ard ~ least one of the jockeys got miNe'
uU Thoush Madden declared to win will
Charter Maid he was compelled to sac
r.ilcs the maiden standing OF Paris 1
Insure carrying of the prize, and II WA
osly through Butwell mstakng the fin
isA i!n, that the Madden Youngsters wcr
able 'u rul one, two
The race was thriller all the Wa.
with Paris. Runes and Sharpshooter tgh
Ing FOR the lead for the iiIst half OF III
seven furlougs When the chvalcade can
into clear view Of the spectators Par
held the lead, then SharpshOoter an
Ruues took brief spell In the lea
Paris WAS again In front an eighth of
mile from the finish, but there Sharl
shooter threatened until he lost grour
hy sNtrvrg across the track. Mr.. Pa
sons colt made another effort at u
regular Judges stand and when beat,
there hv Paris Butwrll easod his mouj
Just long enough to let up Charter Mai
which had given Runes the go-by. Far
got home with length and half to spa
from Charter Maid, with Sharpshooter
length behind and neck In front
Runes. The time Of 90 rs is "A reco
ior the race. the best previous time bell
.a3. made by colin m 1907.
lieidmast and Athena were the fanci
ones for the first race. for two year-ok
nut both had to give way to the Broo
cd" stables Gaelic. which came out
long retirement and just managed
stay the five and n half furlongs Gae
won By a length and half from Hea
mast and Athena, which finished thli
mast, and Athena, which finished thin
tlatdut starters whip under his tail
the whole distance.
Another favOritc went down 10 defe
IN tao second race. In which Strong (
cno'o" finished next to last. After KILL
on Water Welles, ladOpeep. the extrei
outsider. seemed to have the race "
un,t Blue Thistle got through on the r
ana passed the Peep o. Day fily to "
b d length.
Form players had one more hard J
"ht0 Ballot and Astutc. the only or
genuinely supported In the steeplecha
u"'h Jailed. Astute was dancing out
''h I.tE'hs IN front until the last ~
OF '.' .'p'sc and when Tuckey was ms
IR hlS nun On Ballet she fell AT tho n
JHMp from home. Swish appeared to
th@ contender unit, ne bobbled going or
NE last Jump This let up The Evad
WI. 'A"Igh i've lengths behind Asst
~ 'no r1il obstacle. was full OF runni
t"i ousht the tired Astuto five jun
ron '.' 'n'-l and won By a length.
N''Nng Lad ran one Of his good ra
I'' last event at II mile and a sixteen
was backed into slight favoritism o
NJ Payne Wh.tney's Nirile and led
~. wa 20 win by four lengths
| summarizes.
FIRST RACE.