New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
THE RACETRACK.
HATAsoo WINS EAsILY-COOL BREEzEs
AND LARGE CROWDS AT SLEEPS
HEAD BAY.


AND LARGE CROWDS AT SLEEPS
HEAD BAY.
The spring meeting at Sheepshead Bay. which
will close Thursday, will undoubtedly mark the
end Of the most successful season enjoyed by
any racing association In this country Nothing
discourages the faithful. They present by the
thousands daily; rain or shine. hot or cold they are
on hand, ready for all emergencies. cool breeze
from the ocean tempered the awful heat at the
track yesterday that the spectators. jockeys and
horses did not suffer much The card was some
what attractive, especially the third the Yer
nal Stakes for flIes which brought out eight
youngsters. a few of which have considerable
merit. Before the race the betting indicated that
there be duel between Hatasoo and Ros-
signol but IN the actual contest Hatasoo made
Rossignol look like cheap selling platter and her
most dangerous rival turned out TO be Disadvan-
taEe. who in second. Hatasoo proved her
self be a fine hlly with world of speed which
she used early in the and which eventually
brought her home gallOpins three lengths in front
of the second horse. The flly heavily played
in all the books by her numerous friends
Shaw conspicuous in the first two races.
winning with his employers horse Bonner and
with Contend. a nag that supposed TO be ad-
verse to going mile route. AS good as TO
offered against Contend on account of his
sprinting reputation. The start ragged, with
Shaw in front. and taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity nursed his mount along in front to the
finish. beating the much touted Bluff and well
PLAYED Lucky Star in fair time, 1:S9 35. Julius
Fleischmann's ALBERT strong favorite in the
first race. O'Ccnnor rode him we'll but he could
not beat Bonner. With start Gunfre might
have won. as she kept gaining from a bad start
the finish
Colonel Padden. with Shaw in the saddle.
q strong fayorite for the fourth The winner
was Sweet Tooth, from J. H. McCormick's stable.
who repeated his victory of Friday I'm brilliant
style. Glennelie and Bedeck deliberate and
nstless races Perhaps the weather was too hot
for them Mr.. Mccormick has had wonderful
luck lately His horse Alcedo won the Suburban.
Then Sweet Tooth last Friday at the generous
price of 10 to On Saturday Mixer, from his sta
bic, won, carrying a substantial commission at so
TO l. and yesterday Sweet Tooth dashed past the
judges stand at odds of 10 TO / or better 1t has
been many years since Mr. Mccormick had such
cephaiaigia who earned a hard fought contest
and placed many large bets 70 The cTedf frdms OF ms
sei eiving his rider. Finnigan. a bad shaking up
Kamsra Won the last race thanks to 0doms pa
tient riding and the inexperience OF the little boys
weights "b, bu, cochran became ratified and was
beaten by head in the hardest kind OF drive
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE For ,wo-y.ar olds. seoo added five
Geet'nf4 81 p,
C; F. smiths Bonner. by Non Mon :,
J. p Ms5d-a az 81 { 5;anars BY Hss,!nss
.ui1: 5''f fisi:Ssnsh1. i:es sn1 br c AibeTt By
wSitr ol ih is. ,tieaeid' teaeRI ae- 10
Past. il2 CacGnnl to-i l2-l
E5F5 b559f pstts q Eoif5sa Ms snsFs e15R.
Good start Won cleveTiy.
sEG9Hp sssls 56a mile and upward
Thomas Monahan's b. c Contend. by. Ca
p 5. NsoaT5s5s Biun y ~,
aiiIss Tinsas Lucky Star; X F5ls5
Big Gun Ni!s5si Ss1, al
6tSil boubi: Dummy !Bqoke 81
se%inois SEM. - ia smith, 15- 81
San Luis ;oosYesE :SSas3 i9s al
ol91 eWai1. @ 4r,e 10 'STs9 Mitchei8 sSo-i So
.Fen
Bad start Won driving
"a s. aadad %saEA Lass sTA1E sroars sa
EsRs5 ssrHsssss E:ssas5seFfs rs b. ss;ss SIS
sf iltssssss ssssssTSea'iRss R5:-isa5 '
Lac.n.. elltsRsll5 s4nsl, aI- 81 ID
Pearl finder dom( so-I 2eE1
Legation llo ..-''''' r;s -ons.
Fair start. Won easily by three lengths
FouKtfh sx 9uronss on main track
aa5ss4aa ssoGE%s sae.s s 10. ss5 ne G T02te 8,
Frank FaTsis sk Russell eGo1f Ell rsaasR shs~, SIS Ia
Green Ds s1is'f B MoTriss ch c. Bedeck. los;
Gnais Thompson. sS 4,,a.-iis Cochran S-i 2T
Good start. Won handly.
r9rFTH RAC-Fo- three-year-oids and upward; hurdle
handicap mile and three-quarters over seven
hurdles on the turf.
Y X smyth's b. g. Cephalagia, by
Mars-B. e. s.. RS. JAG 10. ;oHuston) Il 80
G; B Hrs ch c. Holland by Hanover ,
Katrina re. s2....................( .(owens) 81 80
IT s Tie.fernan's blk. g. Hopeful, by St . -
George-IAttle Hope. 1874 diigginsl 4o-i io-I
Monroe Doctrine le2. ....--. .q,aITy} BsdT I'll Al
Drsurhfsrnan .DonohueD III 81
Lost (Monahanl 70 s-i
Orenburg 1872 CDayton) Se-l ~
Ssn,ner I-s .Veitch) 2-1 10
Pau Puk Keewis l3S .0arrolIo y io- ioo w.
Incot l3s........-....-.-.----. .HewtD po-l fo-i
Matt simpson. l5s. FinneganD 6-l p
stort good. Won driving
SIXTH RACE-Fcr three-year-olds and upward handi-
cap. and three furiongs
C IL Nackey's br T. KaInara, by Candle
-Balaklsva. yrs. 10 n; CodoH II OUT
C. W; Bairds b. Arden. by Fabulous Fabulous - s-5
r Provost's b. h. I-atson, by knight OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -UaomanellD II %
rg1rnbotSt Ga (MIchaels) o l2-l 81
The Amazon 100 ............... .CMcGnn) II 2-i
~ Time 22O15.
Start good. driving
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RAcE-For three -year-oids and upward seoo
added. SIX furlongs -
Name. vi Shinr-
.12s Fabius .-.---------.--- 10
Intrusive % lSeiIe u
III Hsndwork IL
Me-oats -il5 Dublin
Ls-rsxsrntn Ashes lVt
f-nrnssked .1l5 Elara
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