Frank Bell's Clyde Stakes., Daily Racing Form, 1898-08-14

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FRANK BELLS CLYDE LYE STAKES STAKESSaturday Saturday reached the high water mark both as to the size of the crowd and the number of bookmakers The sky was overcast but no rain fell and a more enjoyable afternoon would be hard to imagine as far as the weather was con ¬ cerned corned The main interest of the racing lay in the contest for The Clyde Lye Stakes five furlongs for colts and geldings two years old penalties and allowances worth 1145 to the first horse 200 to the second and 100 to the third To the eight starters of the card was added Ed Corrj Corer gana ganja Milt Young 115 pounds up but Ailyar Halyard and Fontainebleu Containable were scratched Frank Bell opened favorite at 3 to 2 and advanced to 2 to 1 while Santello Antelope dropped from 4 to 3 and Batten receded onehalf Neal point To a good start Batten showed in front to the head of the home stretch where Frank Bell ran up from fourth position and collared him Soon the favorite was in the lead and nicely handled by Foucon Soupcon he stayed only a neck to the good until the last jumps where un ¬ necessarily hit with the whip he responded and increased his advantage Batten was a length better than Santello Antelope who with King Barleycorn closed much ground in the last furlong Olinthus Plinths was second for a quarter and Holland third The latter passed Olinthue Lithe at the turn for home but ran out outAs outs As the horses were going to the post for the stake event a scene of wild excitement was pre ¬ sented scented in the betting ring the bookmakers ceasin ceasing business until the vague rumors of trouble could be substantiated When it was understood that Ed Corrigan had acted in his well known forceful fashion and that the raid ¬ ers had been corralled the Master of Haw ¬ thorne thorn was cheered in the betting ring as he made his way to the judges stand reaching which the occupants of the grand stand made the acknowledgement unanimous unanimousJoe unanimous Joe Ullman Pullman like several of his stable com ¬ panions anions during the past week started off like a wild horse in the first race led until well into home stretch and then stopped to a walk Muskalonge Muskellunge was second for fiveeighths firefights where he began to back up PaulKauvar Palaver third for fiveeighths firefights went to the front at the last three sixteenths and won in a walk from Treachery who ran fourth up the back stretch The Tory last until the final throeeighths treeing eame beamed fast at the finish and ran third thirdEddie third Eddie Burke was left standing still at the post in the second race Abuse fiest fiesta away was followed by Donna Eita Keita she tagged by Storm King The positions wore never changed although Abuse won away off while for the place the others were driving drivingLoyaletta drivingly Loyaletta Loyalty made a runaway race of it and won away off Truth was second for fiveeighths firefights then stopped to nothing Jay Bird was third and Star and Crescent fourth at the last quar quark ¬ ter tear when from the rear Queen Safie Safe came fast and secured the place Star and Crescent last ¬ ing King long enough to beat Prince Blazes by a neck Jay Bird was close behind tha than latter latterCherry latecomer Cherry Leaf beat Madrilene Marlene when and how he pleased the pair racing quite away from the others in the first threeeighths where Unity even was two lengths ahead of Forte Mtfdrilene led on sufferance to the straight then Thorpe let go of the favorites head and Madrilene Marlene was at once beaten Cherry Leaf galloped home Forte landed third a hundred yards behind Madrilene Marlene At tlio Clio posi posit thoro toro was an insane pluuge plugged on Forte which carried Cherry Leafs price toll to 10 Pat Dunne at Wash ¬ ington Kingston Park as told in these columns said that Forto Fort ws a most uncertain horse The plungi plunging ers must have forgotten this thisWten thistle Wten Ten the barrier went up for the last race of the day only three horses had a chance and they finished as they left the post Lady Ellerslie Wellesley Ferroll Ferro Lady Callahan The latter headed Far roll for an instant on the back stretch Sar Sara ¬ donic conic off very badly ran so well that if nothing had happened she would certainly have been close to Lady Ellerslie Wellesley at the finish Storm Queen ran fast for threeeighths up the back stretch Afamada Alameda did not seem to have her usual speed Cherry Rose bolted and came in hard ridden by Bose Boise after the other horses were unsaddled unsaddledThere unsaddled There was a fellow once who had a black cat and he won many wagers betting that she was cherry colored For some cherries are black This sort of figuring comes in play when one is trying to place the horses Friday there started at Hawthorne in he second race Oelian Olin and Bethlehem Star both being posted as wearing cherry jackets Now the jockey on the former was arrayed in bright red the other boy wear ¬ ing King a dingy terra cotta kind of vest In like manner Dr Sharp wears a black jacketed boy carrying a white sash while Lady Callahans Callahan colors are green with white sash Thus should the animals be alike in conformation and color no man can tell which is which when they are running down the back stretch To add to the general confusion of colors owners an ¬ nounce enounce green dark green nile green bottle green as their colors and occasionally a man who formerly was connected with a cer Acer ¬ tain stain racing stable securing a badge horse for himself wears the old colors but varies them from white cap to white cap with a black peak Particolored Varicolored jackets are an eyesore to racegoers racehorse but the owner whose colors are halves caps the climax as his horse shows to be ridden by a jockey in yellow as he goes one way of the course and to be piloted by a boy in red as he turns around and comes back Solid and bright colors should only be allowed if the wishes of the laity are to be considered consideredStanton considered Stanton Tucker will sell their entire string of eight head of horses at Hawthorne Septem Septum ¬ ber beer 20 There are Isabey Isabel PaulKauvar Palaver and Eleanor Holmes in the lot Bob Tucker has been long and favorably known to the turf and his retirement will be regretted It was when in Tuckers employ that Pike Barnes first came into prominence as a jockey jockeyThe jockey The Hawthorne system of displaying on the jockey board the names of the riders in the next race as the horses are going to the post is a great timesaver timeserver for occupants of the grand stand who can mark their programs during inevitable delays delaysThere delays There were twentyone twenty regulars and three field bookmakers on The first four days four ¬ teen regulars cut in while Friday there were fifteen


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