The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1904, Page 11

BELOAME AFTER ORTWELLS'SCLP diets »Owner Bennington Expects His Mare to Turn the Trick If Drake Horse Starts in the September Stakes. Newton Bennington ts waiting to add the scalp of Ort Wells to the belt of ‘Beldame. Beldame ts engaged in the Geptember Stakes, at a mile and three furlongs, to be run on Wednesday, Ort ‘Wolls te in the same race, and all that Mr, Bennington fears is that Ort Wells ‘wil not start, but be reserved for the Annual Champion, Beldame and Ort Wells would make @ cracking good race of it at nu mile and three furlongs, Both have a world ~ Of speed, and there is no question about the route. It is a pity Beldame is not in the Annual Champlon, for there Would then be @ quartet of the crack three-year-olds of the season. Tt would be the race of the year, It fa up to the hustling secretary at Brighton to provide a special race where Beldame could meet the win of the Annual Champlon, or if Brighton "ta too close, then let Gravesend arrange the meeting. No one knows how good Beldame really ts for she has not been forced to extend herself except in the mile race against Hermis at Brighton, ‘and in that race the chances are she ‘Would have beaten Hermis with an even break. If Ort Wells does not xo in the Sep- tember Stakes, then the stake will bean @aay victory for Beldame, for she has practically nothing to beat. Beldame hes already won 432,000 in stakes and purses, and Mr. Bennington says there are stakes worth $11,000 which look to de easy for Beldame, This would bring the total up to $94,000, and he expects to fend the mare into winter quarters Sqwith more than $100,000 to her credit. Possibilities Enormous. The possibilities of racing are enor- mous. A crack two-year-old might jihad through a season and earn a more than enough to keep him Tor fe Such a two-year-old as Ham- burg or Domino would win an enor- mous sum if they could be duplicated to- day and were engaged in all tho rich Stakes that now abound for youngsters. y Domino won during his racing carecr the enormous sum of $200.300. He stands the greatest winner on the American turf. He started only twenty-five times, Was nineteen times first, two @ third. Hamburg 1 times and had sixteen wins, three sec- ons und two thirds to his credit. ‘Kingston ts next to Domino in money won. He started 138 times, won elghty- nine victories, was second thirty-three times end third twelve times, If the records the writer has are correct he waa ui aa he! four Umes in his entire marvellous rec- od consider! ing “chat je Faced for man: } sears. He won $142,56@. He was owne: duke Dwy e horses owned by the Dwye beiners when chey rare in partaerahip H r 0 elude stint Huhover, Longatreet, Hindvo, ques, Ben Brush and pores bas 74 They won gollectively How much Mi wyer won wagers on these horses Pa one will ever er know, hut the sum probably totals up in the mae D ‘er was th greater plunger oy aay ‘phtabare He would thon any of the ers, wager. 28.00 seedy. He the wi an 9 ieadt emotion, and he waa famous for so masking his feelings that no one fould eves tell if he had won or lost. It was t suppression of emotion, however, ‘which has ow ® pet the » pl wreck that he is t the millions he has won mg A are very few 4ollars left. Some Curious Figures. fi sare developed frome Sarlons, heures aye oer oped sarted 158 times and had sixty Wiotorlea to her sore, only won $68,319, 7, who only started 14 times we poees ae Hin, Os te tee ore taterestion would be the pi these great horses sold for as yearlings. \ HORSES WERE FAST AT SHEEPSHEAD (Bpectal to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y., Sept. 6— ‘Tne exercise gallops were brought off at the Bay this morning with fair weather and @ fast track as conditions. ‘There were @ number of horses sent) ws and the work hours were Ant ‘ones to all concerned, pal workouts moted we 4 , the following: 0 SALAS —One mile and a qu: 2.33, handily; W. Shields, tral: ag eae roe? fur! james Rowe, trainer. rmoverive turtongs In 1L0i-, eee james Rowe, trainer, ~ au: ve furlongs in 1.06, ed Ryan trainer, Bhi i. lve furlongs in 1.06 1-2, g game Rowe, trainer, fur! In 42. rt ers, trainer, Five Vorlons in, 1.03, brecs- i J. W. Rogers, trainer. ICK-—One milo and a 2.18, bandll Tucker, tralner. wars ne mille a, fn 1.43 1-2, hand: | iio ia “4.47 handily; .. trainer. f + wg mi 46 %8, handily; Cag ix furlongs in 1.20, but unfortunate pos ata. Badal they are not at hand. | I MANY HORSES GET WORKOUTS TO-DAY (Special to GRAVESEND, N. Y, was a deckted atmosphere in t lyn Jockey Club's race track during the early morning perations went spirit that have not been grounds since turned fromm Saratoga. Horses from | thronged the course, morning the track was filled with the runners at exercise, The principal follows FLYING EUTTRESS—Mile in 1.4%, eas- ily; J. Bodea, trainer, INCANTATION=Mile io 1.49, breesing; trainer, SPARKLING. = Was eke han T. Welsh, T. Welsh, ‘ar . Curt Pont—Five ful ate aa handily; Bol Gor’. cert rye = ON TEitPOis ees Nin ( lopl G. Cornell, trainer. Mab fet. MICHA, miles in 1.68, ha Rowe, trainer ‘Three elghth one TOUN rominas W sHEROD Sa R. Miller, trad owtiicht “¢ tne The Evening World.) Sept. &—There autumn In the ‘he vicinity of the Brook. tween Martin Canole, of hours, and training op- along with a dash and seen on the the thoroughbreds re- fo angry at punched Downey, onda. all parts of the country) They fought in the hall and during the and the ob as expected, workouts noted were as In + ter, trainer, ‘hree-quarters in 1.18, , trainer, | ree- brary in 11 urlongs. tn, brees- | scheduled for Sept. 30, will 1.43, ' contest to take Five-e! a 1.08, mith, tradi fetta in 1.08, Smith, tr ree-quartert 1-4, Posed to the issuance of an RDSON—One and an) mi ndily furlongs = in ., Jennings, trainer, furlongs in 1. aahuet, in bie to revent a recur other suc! flasco a. furlon, in 1%, mile and a nae ie Ad | bs Tou; De te, tralre AB gf tg » Ca J. clakoreaate ts iy th mtr we! wen furlon: oo Bever trainer, Boul handily: T, wie" 3, “goven- eighthe in 134, gallop- Beliings, trainer, Three-quartera In 418, handily; ith, traiver, sc) OHARIES-Thres. pena tees a THE sOUrhERN wane Sm. Cc, cet Five nitions jn WW dreezin: tra: PT—Seven furlones in 1.34, H CHAMPLAIN—A_ half pandiiy F, AmTD hl 18K — Hi oa m Hyland tralner, | urlongs = in 1.38, 4 " oCommiek traine’ il Cc, T. jn 14, handily; We vbresaie: Fa Peakes, trainer. einen T. 4. OS rive furlongs in) furlongs in 1.04, rainer. 19, handily; ; .19, handily; longs in 0.83, eas- trainer, mile 1.40, | Dogmett, trainel i mile in 1.4, gallop- | . trainel | in LM, ens) fa 1.84 ae gia 4) In 14, mil Welsh, trainer, In 1,32, in owe, trainer.» ba ivney, trainer. ‘ON—Three-quarters in is; 0. B. Morris, trainer. ‘Three-elehths ‘In 0.38, Hueston, trainer, milo in 0.60, Weir, train 421 BROADWAY, 825 BROADWAY, 258 W. 125th St. 352 6th Ave, and Jimmy Gardiner, of Lowell, In Fod- oration Hall a draw at the end of ten rounds, Jimmy's brother William was fe Detgon g. the deciston ty and for a moment it| toh. looked Ike @ (ree fight between the Chief of Police would not allow event to be pulled off in the o kramme hurt the attendance, MAY END FIGHTING IN | CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO BAN FRANCISCO, Sept, ¢—Tho fight) walkover 18 to prohibit entirely any jbetween Joe Gans and Jimmy Gardn To state It briefly, the city fath- "\era have determined that the best way to stop the bickering among o the Jeffries-Munroe dvoidedin: 'n Jeopa: PIANOS AND ORGANS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. REFEREE PUNCHED AFTER CANOLE-GARDINER FIGHT | MEW BEMFORD, Mass, Reteree Patsy Downey, of the New Bed- ford Athletic Club, called the fight Sept. 6) but 1,000. The fight was a clear go, and River man Fall River, but the majority the ew “A that ‘Gardinsr did tng Gardiner foroed tne Ss and during the that, he} round be hit Fag tll in the stom: and followed awin, "| the floor, and he remained there for | ouat of e! Rt sAfter hie a sa moat on the defensive, and while because the | Eatin some wicked blows, {t look received the worst ~~ alr, . The d pro-| the bout a draw, which was unexpec ich was' by the crowd, more match in all prob. Although individually the members it several da. ock of dissatisfaction tive body. became disgusted wh a er wenreal of | the olty y loot alley ul | the ra rat established af, y a |Inake for ihe Cu romoters far re y more per- mes W, You nt that at prevent the game the men lined up for the on em sppee .| ently in the best pe cone concinen. prea- ent, and they did the lo joudeat “thoutng, low with a right to the Jaw, which sent Canole to punis lon of the referee call the board are prone to avold any di [ablitty be the last professional glove | cussion of the subject, It has leaked out place this year in this | during the | elty and county of San Francisco, Recent developments in the pugilistle | fr jsame have been such that the Bo: ey of Supervisors {s almost to a man op- that there ted | he| Svecial to The Evening World.) MANCHESTER, N. 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