New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21
FOUR FAvORITES BEATEN,
BURNS AND HENRY SUCCESSFUL.
EACH JOCKEY FIRST IN TWO RACES.

likely that g large will be obtained for Calves
ton relief. The Brooklyn Jockey Club and many
club officials. many employees. many owners. train
ers jockeys. bookmakers and turfmen generally are
acting with generosity, forethought, sympathy and
kindness in this matter And the newsboys have
come TO the front and decided 10 contribute
their profits. Major Wheeler. Managing Editor of
The Brooklyn Citizen IN eloquent and charm
iagly written article in that paper yesterday ap-
peaed 10 al Of his readers for unstinted patron
age Of the racetrack benefit to-day, and he paid
glowing and fascinating tribute 10 the newsboys
who VIII oharitably turn over their earnings. The
is; q these newspaper lads, as printed In The
BROOKLYN Citizen" is follows:
E McGloin, manager; Dennis Sullivan, Michael
Goldste!n, K. Spong. Stephen DORM, John Reilly,
william Brown. John Hanrahan. John Tobin and
George Clare.
The air was cold and raw at Gravesend yesterday,
but some Of the riding was even colder and rawer
than the air. Public form was justified in the
6ucrle triumph Of August Belmont's Brigader in
The fifth race. At the weights and the distance
Brigadtsr on public form should have been the
odds-on favorite. as he was, and he should have
gained first honors with facility, as he did. Burns
rode him Teddy was the second choice. He ran
poorly and was ridden poorly by Spencer. and was
rot even third
An anriquary with a long gray beard sat in the
erandstand not far from A. J. Joyner and William
C. DAILY. To awestricken listeners he unfolded the
h.deous tale that the brick library recently I'M
esrthe5 ct Nippur. IN Chaldea, contained the de-
crees Of the Chaldean Croker OF primitive period
with regard 10 the Babylonian poolrooms. The
Chsl5ean poolrooms, according 10 the baked brick
annals Of that era, paid 90 per cent Of the gross
revenue 10 the Tammany Hall Of ancient Nippur.
The psychologists are now hard at work trying
70 6ecipher the names Of A. J. Joyner and W. c.
DAILY on the burned bricks Of Babylonia, 1t is
thought that Mr.. Joyaer and Mr.. DAILY were racing
horses in those prehistoric centuries.
The Gravesend gas was thick with gossip that
E2aa- had old us
that his horse Charagrace was a certain winner
q the Hitchcock Steeplechase Handicap. It may
be that M Beard did not tell his club friends any
thing Of The sort But SO the rurpors ran m. and and
his closest friends exactly that. Mr.. Beard is eX-
tensivsly considered on both sides Of the East
say 70 his most Intimate friends that his horses
sbe condition. when those horses were at the edge
q the grave from cereDro-splnal r2enlnglns. HOW
many Of mark are wronged by common re-
port Mr.. Beard teaches a Sunday School class
n Reinsen-st To suppose that M Beard Would
tel friend anything except the eternal verities
The trainer q Ethelbert and David Garrick would
gs5 Seg E 1 Ing ils onsense DC 'no
By The way. what was the limit IN A J. JoyneTs
Char5grace in the steeplechase, ran like
Ehrouded bait for worms. He had no speed, he
respect BuI how could Mr.. Beard, when he told
Tbs Duke Of AbruZZi covered himself with glory
B
suggestion for q new Polar expediuon Let Beer9
and Charag-ace and A J. Joyner ard Spencer ano
Several others start for the NoTth Pole They viii
ttsr tie DIte Of Ebr15Zzi Nav they fnd the North
Pole Nay they not only find il, but sit on it with
an icy chorus OF Polar bears around them And
Plato, owned BY Robert G. Hooper. Of Boston.
WHO races Jumpers under. the turf name Of MI
C5anbist," was q slight favorite over Charagraoe
z ne zteeplechase and he gained credltaole VIC
while CLarsgrace fumbed over them Ike tadpoie
Tank had many friends. but both fell Spencer
Stakes for Jwo-year-olds, at five furlongs Spencer
oa short price horse is as uncertain as the sultan
o. Turkey when the United States demands an IN
1esz spe1cer's riding Of TeIamon in the first half
r5iIsl ~ M garfs Stakes was as ambitious and
earnest the hating gait Of a stuffed scaraose9s
ln the infancy Of Amenoteph when the pyTapllos
EgC-ern and Spencer smiled gTaciously. A few
weeks ago SPENCER rnuddled Frank Browns Colonel
Pe65er an over the track Colonel Padden the
g7Ela Stakes Burns Toqe hiI I reIo o 5f
SIDE price. got second place behind Colonel Padden,
4 j JOINER is a voc.ferous, trumpet mouthed
and uegaphOniC eulogtst and admlrer or Spencers
riding of short price favorites
Eerr--s riding Of Annie Thompson IN the Algeria
- $500. %es q IN sn15ided hydrogen But
Henry r65e Eliza beth II into first place in the first
and IN those two affairs MS jockeyship was sound
Elizabeth u. was az a much longer price IN the
1rst than public form warranted. SerVilla was
he fsvorte, and Gold Heels. King Pepper, Lief
others
remembered that Eliza beth NJ has uncommon
lilies Of her age constantly excel her, she must
always De dangerous IN company OF me foreInossI
class provided she IS fit and ridden with even mod
crate ski. She had tremendous task TO capture
NJ lrSI race at alIuIias GlS for,+e IN the sec
ond race but Bangor defeated her by decisive
rsoe Shaw rode the odds-on favorte The Amazon
odom rode IN his sleepiest. dullest ana most most
tiitsry style the favorite Sadoucee, in the last
race SsddUcee is no slayer so far TINS year Dut ne
iockeT ri5ing abIv and strongly, would have got
nn home first IN that last combat But Oa0In
cr0wgy from the first stride 70 the last There
fore Henry. riding Kitchener with unusual snap
r 1 e.. nay 70 ~ CIIeI And the British turf
doom is rarely awake this year Recall his races
a J. Joyner has the biggest mouth and the hard
81 yell in America. When he gets Verdlct IN
his favor in his preposterous libel suit his yell
VIII be heard in every poolroom between Aque-
c1et and Los Angeles. Yes, when he gets ~ m
Bangor was bought by Frank Weir for $S0o an
advance Of $50 over his entered price; Co.,
Colonel Padden, the winner Of the Algeria Stakes,
was biG in for sZ.O15 advance Of 300 over MS
entered price Richard Loud did the bidding
Kitchener sold 10 4. l.. Aste for $l,21 an ad-
vance % 800 over his entered price. $1,000 go,
% a declined an Offer TO 60 to Englf BToa ag6
Brandy smash was crowded into the fence in the
opening and one Of O'COnnors legs was
bruised. The jockey complained 10 the stewards.
cSao o T5s2 % caim %3S FOUL IN the fifth race
against Star Bright but the claim was dismissed.
FIRST Handicap; two earolds; 500 added.
!! Betting P
ws,t9 5ea RI I.n a Ig E IL di.143 81 81
Pepper stables en- King PEPPER 100
d F. BgeAey's b. f. sHh, Io5 80.
sage.1anuads. 4.............,-..l shaw 81 81
ssf 5lsrss ne Turner Turner 81 III
IL, 80 = tae ysney. 1Is...... nlc':ae, 81 a