New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
THE RACETRACK.
,rr,r MOST THRILLING FINISH OF THE
SEASON BLUEAWAY DROPS
DEAD AFTER A RACE.

,h,uIinr finish in the fourth race. all age
,ian over 4 distance of ground, and the death
D,,oavay who fell dead after crossing the line
ser the last race were the features of the racing
:. the Cravesend track yesterday afternoon.
&c were only four horses to start in the fourth
g and three of them finished noses apart The
ns,,r Herbert and Terminus neck and
III all the way down the stretch and they fin
,hed so close together that one blanket would
,ore covered the three. Ii was like the celebrated
erish when Dry Monopole. Blue Wing and Hidalgo
--ent under the wire just close together In the
srst running of the Brooklyn Handicap the
same track
Herbert was decided favorite account OF his
-eceut clever performances, especially on holding
:, cuupy tracks such yesterdays was although
he does not like carry much weight Mr..
voshursh had imposed him yesterday. ST. Fin
nan who well backed. cut out the pace to the
middle of the backstretch, when The Rhymer
moved I'D 10 him. At the head of the straight
avav Herbert and Terminus ranged alongside and
the paoemaker dropped back beaten. AT the last
furlong pole The Rhyner staggered and began TO
lose ground. Woods went TO work or him, how
ever so vigorously that he rallied again. and came
in iuet when Herbert had succeeded in standing
off Termnus's challenge. The three like
team TO the wire. but woodss superb finish won
the day and lifted The Rhymer home In
front Of Herbert who only whisker before
Terminus. II the prettiest finish OF the year
II was the general impression that Smith allowed
Herbert 10 make his soon. and that but
for that the OF Albert would prooably
have won.
The death of Blueaway occurred after the horses
had crossed the finish line in the last race. SELL
ing affair a mile and a furlons. Blueaway.
ridden by Mounce. was last. and far the
turn opposite the paddock. when he
stagger and fail. Mounce not hurt. hut it was
soon apparent that the horse dead. presuma-
bly, from heart disease. Blueaway of the
best of the selling platers in his twoyear-old
son. but misuse had long ago ruined his useful
ness. Alpen won the race. with Aston good
second These two made all the running
The Parkville Handicap. for three-year- olds, the
only fixture Of the day. was won by j; J. McCaf-
closely followed by Paul Clifford who finished sec
ond. chuctanunda. the favorite, did not run Zip to
Whiskey King. again showed that when he is in
Dnd a nd Sa Ii &c oder OR oye up
and a half furlongs with the greatest of ease. 1t
Several sorneryp fites made SO much trouble at
the post before the fifth that they will NOT be
schooled. They are octoroon, Mint Bed Lieschen
Destitute. Lady Alberta and Nissequogue;
Terminus through the barrier, and was set down
M 5hs Tef OF fns I0r h ana
worked more smoothly yesterday, but it is st!n
trial
no- THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE year-olds; about furIouss.
St, Betting p
p1 aitfheo27s jrss Tr yog,., By
s s1s:,5. "S Bsi S4asSsSS} Ell ii
los Woods. e and to j. Happy cross
Is and to i; Numerai 100 d5ao. to and to <
P TOO g ana :, and eS to n Eos9 d los
.o) 100 to and 20 to l. and Chief 100 GIenderson5
lengths pisce sam. by lengths Fine ea I12 sS ''
SECOND RAcE-HighW-eisht handicap for all 81
Ff Rss. S,so,Ss eh whis iss Kias by
Lady Sterling ? io3. :. BreD mann
TGUer If
rene Indss ' as M1a ES MSu t. sh 10 snd S T.
BaTnsl and to ). ana Deadly Night shade. ioa
@ By lengths place same no BY s length aaf ne f iio
'hi id.. R R HANDICAP. for ayear
) MoG asga Nc Oh r., : MeAdde Ry Eu
ss'5l: '1i IS ID, issss; IS $
III Nf6 s 10 to sns ss o lsr3n Il
king S 5 lS4 q a and 70 to to .nS r TO
eash 1 place EASILY f By ,Ta ran ens Sia f%e
FOURTH RACIAL handicap; mile fur
HI ri: -Ba5d1;5Eqdlp"ise, , IS
terminus B. d5u Sfmnsh, az -
s f a 2 by e p 586 same o bt also nose s
FIFTH hliies and geldtngs: 2-year-ods
\" t. c Dsly's Oh Batyah, by Falsetto-
Mint Bed 1IichseIel ll-5
octoroon. .CAfouncep 8 Al -
,i9era- 10 McCuel. IS 10 and /; Notlimah 40
"ss = to and to z Mqsidorn ITO Buns Is to
,1eschtr 10 H'eauchamp % ! Destitute.
~ tMeare!1 80 10 and IL J.: Lady Alberta, 10
=, UNI 30 10 and IL to l. Missequogue: 10 oDay); 30
snd Il TO /: Leenja, 40 Cochran. and @ TO
Z; LAY J. 10 oBooker) 60 to ] /. and Miss
sNy 10 faiesi, 30 10 / and 20 /. Start
Id1ss 49, P s ny a ~ '
1LNIh RAcE-Selling; 3-year-ods and over: miles
. >. hc'.nerty'. CHI h. Aipen by Sir
Alpena. 8, So. (Michaels IS 1-2
AstuT. fsar,int > q IL
's - l"o------ Henderson, 101 11-5
-, slKe. % H8rennan 20 / ], Bueaway,
90 nouhcel = To and TO J. also BlueaWay fell
slter crossing the line. Start good. Ridden out by
Ns'h' place same by ~ lengths. Time, 1928