view raw text
TEN POINT A GOOD ONE WINS THE WALDEN STAKES FEOM PICK OF EASTEEN TWOYEAROLDS Lcochares Is Second and Yankee Notions Third in inMile Mile Contest Over Pimlico Course Schorr Stable StableScores Scores with Froglegs and John Ecardon Baltimore Mil November 3 Ten Point Uie Jack Point tolt tliat A L Aste uncovered at Laurel fliwitl suixrior quality at PiuiIIco tbis afternoon when In met and defeated a band of the best two yearolds in the country In the Waldesi Stakes a iash of un mile T n Point was one of a field of fi ht that went to tlie j ost in this famous old race Ho was ridden by McTaggart led from tho rise f the barrier and won with something in reserve by a length from thc Schorr crack Leochares liiuUee Notions was third Todays victory was the third straight that Ten Ioint has scored In the past fortnight He is an extra goodlooking horse and can rtn fast and g an far as race horses are asked to 20 Excuws will be offered for some of those that finished Iwck of the winner but the fact re ¬ mains that Ten Point made all of his own pace and won 4 nsilY Just how good the colt is it is hard to fay In having done everything asked of him and done easilyGtorge it easily Gtorge Kno the threeyearold winner of the Harbor Hill Steeplechase at Piping Rock showed his true form in the Green Spring Valley Steeple ¬ chase Handicap for all ages over the twomiles ojrse There was a change in riders today on tScorgo Kno W Allen had the mount and he let tho black colt go right along and race at his fences The result was that he spreadeagled his opposition and raced into a long lead the first time around lie fenced boldly and at the finish was fighting for his licad George Enos showing this afternoon sent some of the steeplechase sharps into oistaties and it was generally conceded that he is ne of tho most promising threeyearold steeple cliasers ever shown in this country O Bear was wootHl lengthsThe beaten off six lengths The Schorr stahl accounted for two of the after Boons ironies in Froglcgs which beat a good band in the second race and John Reardon which won tho closing hish in a canter canterThe The CJuincy Stable connections profited haud J haudJ soiiiely by Strikers victory in the opening race a dash of five and a half finlongs for twovearolds twovearoldswhile while Mrs L A Livingston showed up a likely looking likelylooking joungstcr in Kingly which beat a lot of ofallaged allaged maidens in the second secondA A M Carter acting fer Thomas Fortune Ryan disposed f several twoyearolds by private sale tliis morning J L McGinnls secured Whisper Relle and Louis Garth purchased Fallinweather and HandsiIIround HandsiIIroundK K Phalen announced that the Quincy Stable burses would go into winter quarters at Gravesend at tin conclusion of the Pimlico meeting John WhaJen will also winter at Gravesend GravesendMas Mas IIir li will go to Sheepshead Bav with the horses he i training for B J McGraw the Balti inorean who recently went into racing He will purchase several yearlings for the latter He has already secured one by lieuo from Cliarlcs Kohler John KohlerJohn Miller iho superintended the shipping of Koek Sand from this country to France a few days ago was a visitor here this afternoon lie brings the news from Kentucky that Mode Xicoll is pur ¬ chasing all the thoroughbreds he can buy for the United States Government Hi lias already secured 105 Ir Miller also reports that Catesby Wood for wus In receipt of a cablegram from J S Barhe who Is in Germany to the effect that the sales of his inn res was not up to expectations poor prices being realized realizedW W F Presgrave will ship the horses he is train ¬ ing fpnn here to Salisbury Md on Thursday next M go into winter quarters A G Weston will take iie of the Clyde horses to Jamestown H will have eight in charge chargeJohn John lleardon was bid up 300 over his entered pri prif f of 1000 by C J Quiuu The horse was re laiuctl laiuctlA A Sinious leaves with the Whitney horses for Norfolk on Monday next nextBashti Bashti the Jillv that Harry Payne Whitney hongiit a vear ago last fall for 30000 and sent over to England is carded s a starter in the first race raceThe The track at Plmliio tills morning was fnst and smre impressive trials were recorded the following being Hinong the lnst lnstAzyiade Azyiade Half mil m IS ISIelray Ielray Thneptartors in 117 117Ben Ben ixtvnl Fiveeighths in 104 104Billy Billy Vanderveer Fiveeighths in 101 101Black Black Chief Throequarters in 117 117Bounder Bounder Mile and i half in 252 252Bred Bred well Fiveeighths in 103 103Chemulpo Chemulpo Threequarters In 117 117Chilten Chilten Queen Fiveeighths in l04f l04fCock Cock rl Walk TJireequarters in 113 Dttert Fiveeighths in 10 10Double Double Five Threequarters in Grz GrzKton Kton Blue Fiveeighths In l03vi l03viHaiuUtoiiMile HaiuUtoiiMile in 143 143Hedge Hedge FJve4 Ighths In 10 10Ho Ho ev IJw Threequarters in 11073 11073Housemaid Housemaid Half mile in 18 If IfIKhicl IKhicl Threequarters in 117 117Moamouth Moamouth Half mile in 4J Monty Fox Half mile in 30 30Ontlun Ontlun Mile In 14 Pardner Half mile in rl rlRobert Robert Bradley Fiveolghrlis in 102 102Kose Kose Queen Fiveeighths in 101 101Sam Sam Jackson Threequarters In 118 118iMbago iMbago Mite in 142 142Sotcmin Sotcmin Mile and a quarter 5n 212 212SI SI Begis Threeeighths in US USWorth Worth Fiveeighths in 10 10Yenghee Yenghee Threequarters in J17
