New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
THE RACETRACK.
DISADVANTAGE OUTRUNS HYPHEN-
GOLD HEELS CAPTURES THE
SEAGATE STAKES

The form players and the bookmakers broke
fairly Brighton Peach yesterday. If any
thing. the layers got a bit the of the argu-
Jnent. for, although only three favortes won. one
equal first choice and well played second
choice got the money.
The card was rather commonplace one, and the
orly fixture, the Seagate Stakes. produced but
three starters. The principal event of the day
was the defeat OF Hyphen. who a close second
40 Compute in the Foxhan Stakes on Saturday. by
the ST George hlly Disadvantage, who finished
tenth in the The result rousing
upset for Hyphen . TO and Disadvantage
i ! in the betting The price against the
1Illy grossly false Cor she carried but 100
pounds. whereas. July l, she took up l19 pounds
and second Hatasoo. beating Rossignol,
Lucine. Hanover Queen and others not good.
while June 2S she packed the same weight and
finished ahead Of Gay Boy and ALBERT and was
beaten by Peninsula by a head only.
Hyphen outrun from first to last. Disad-
vantage took command the hagfalI, and, closely
pursued by Golden Cottage and Star Of the West.
made hot pace along the backstretch. Hyphen
was in fourth place and Ascension two lengths
away while Five Nations brought up the rear.
The latter appeared sadly out of form Contrary
no expectation. the FLY did stop. and although
,Hyphen caught and passed all the others at the
head Of stretch. and Burns rode him out in an
effort nip Disadvantage he was unequal to the
task and was half a length TO the bad at the
finish. The time, 113, was fast Voter. who holds
the track record, covered the distance in 1I2 Is
'last year.
Bonnibert defeat again in the seagate
Stakes He carried stake weight, and was not
equal o task. Gold Heels. TO whom he con-
ceded seven pounds, made all the running and was
a length and a half ahead at the finish, although
the Albert colt made gallant effort 10 catch hlIl
For a moment it looked If Colo Heels was In
danger. but Burns awake and rode his mount
out the last furlong. Vitellius, the only other
starter, outclassed.
With Doando and James scratched from the
one and one-sixteenth mile selling race. Animosity
Haana Stvor ne he
TO her mark as usual. and. with light weight up.
Jumped ahead after seven furlongs. and, passing
Eloim, cleverly by half a length. The rest OF
the field finished away behind.
Kinnikimc thought to have pudding in
the lightweight handicap and he closed an odds-on
favorite but he could carry the heavy weight
60 to made tbe Thinning foii0Wed by the fsvorite
and All Gold both of whom passed him a. at ,i;1 tne
All Cold drew away steadily and won hanay
ff2TdY bebind tSe lg f%T sToTite ffs'hS "en was 0"'
Zirl started the day well for the talent by making
Old selling piaters., The start was bad one and
her advantage, and had made it five lengths at the
Old Dolando ran a clever race over a mile and
seventy yards. Gold Fox led by several lengths in
his head off, and when Dolando and Fatalist chal-
Poor old Aisike. who has been run by Father
BilI DAILY from a fair handicap horse into hope,
up that he should not have been allowed to go to
feTence Of the Stewards % it Would be lG6 hard to nd
one. Alsike was away last all the time.
. THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-seing: 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs
,SSBs'finf7 E.
B. ss sshrisbe5,s 5a blk, f. zH. by sain-
raeHf56s a%Ss. 1es 92GaFs95 eoa6aP 1il2 i52 q
Step onward - ............. CHilkerson) 81 81
a 80 SO S saa S % to a2S Se5 20 % 5n: ss ns
and 10 70 Hebron rs nIs loo To ahG 10 40 10 %
csssyle log d3Tennan) 20 and to /; Red Damsel:
eeaqchamgp Is 70 and succasunna. % Smith.
to /: De Late % cFadden 60 to and 20 to s'o T.
Easily by S lengths p Pace @ same by aIs3 s2gfas s
SECOND RACE LIGHTWEIGHT HANDICAP; s-year-
olds and over; furlongs
z$5ss ;s s.. sss$s: s55;; a u =
ssOn ro l5 90 oocon.SG 10 70 too and to q knight
gTookweed 100 Cochran 60 to and Il to l. also ran
nrfb 1sr Fo Time hfna ils by lengths place driving by
THIRD RACE Selling 8yearo olds and over; I-Is miles
RubyNisrniony IL 8 '-at:P7 s2 Ghompson5 e-5 L
Lazy Sg hori5ter. Sc tHiik4lon, mS.il03 81 a
80, 6ednsT oa lo4 81 ceaqcaP ga han 20 TO and e 81 Edssaed
100 TO j ana Pincher Gandry. 20 to and
ran @ start good Essg iensth i place 50 same b
FOURTH RAcE-sEAGATE STAKES: s-year-Olds: IL
by The BaTdefIeei and Toe iis Burns II i
Rssfiss RS@3issF' dsasFv lssssI hi ii j
Start good HandlIy by IL lengths; place easily by
FIFTH RACE year-olds. 6 furlongs
J. ". Smyh's blk. T. Disadvantage by
ST. George-Vantsge. 100. .tBeauchamp) 15-1 3
Esaansion EyRasRi ios g. wians fnnaTns sS-i 81 1s
Golden Cottage 102 Cochran, Is to o Sta
Of the West 80 Smith. % to and 3 to !.
Nations. 1O4 Shaw , to and 10, Star
good Driving by half length place easily
Time. 1913.
SIXTH RAcES yearolds and over; mile and 20 yards
Frank Farrells h. z. Dolando. by Pow
hatan-Barhiche- aged. 19i (ShaW).1 25
Tatalist. 4 106. % C9nnor)
Gold Fox. 3 III fMc'5inn) 81 G
Ninona 50 ONilkersonD. 30 1 10 to /, an,
Alsike. JOB fEes). II TO ] and p also Star
Ridden by length, place easily by lengths
Time 1:s5