The sun., 1901-07-18
ALBERT BEATS BRI1TOE.
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WINGED FOOT HANDICAP.

Prince Of Msibssrne Wsiks Over n tie Fssrsh
Event, which lncrsasss The Card - Seven
Race -Eshics the Only Suoosssful Baver.
ne-Bis Gun 0aiieps Hens ss Lsas odds.
Form was all out Of gear at the brishton
Beach track yesterday afternoon. for only
one fsyorite. Ethics. at . to .. suocsedsd In
shining. Seven races In all were run. for
,hs reason that Prince Of Melbourne. after
ths withdrawal Of Wateroure and Herbert.
had A wslkover In the fourth race at mile
and an eighth. The noted BrAmble colt.
vlth Charagrsce as pacemaker part OF the
way. salloped the distance In i;ss. In order
10 make the programme complete. therefore.
the nfth event. which originally had slrteen
starters, was cut In two. 90 that there was
plenty Of speculation afforded. II was hot
and sultry all the afternoon. there being
NO relief until q heavy thunder storm broke
loose Just as the crowd Of 5000 racing en-
thusiasts were rushing out Of the gates into
the waiting trains and trolleys.
The Winged Foot Handicap for tvo-year-
olds at Ave and half furionss was not only
the feature Of the card. but waa also hot
betting proposition and produced q hair
raising finish. NJ. Murphy's Requital colt.
Bri1ton. with MoCue up, was q warm 10
avorts julius Fieischmann's Albert colt.
ALBERT, ridden BY Shaw. was. strangely
enough. a recedins second choice at II to s.
A heavy plunge on Andalusian reduced his
price from fours to Is TO s Iombrs and
Knight Of Harlem were the outsiders. Onoe
away from the barrier and nag. ALBERT set
the pace so vigorously that at the half mile
mark he led Andalusian by q length and Q
half But this advantage was reduced so
that at the head Of the stretch ALBERT was but
neck in front Of the watercress colt Brix-
ton began to show speed then and In the run
home he got up to the leaders In great shape.
Andalusian tired q bit when 100 yards from
the wire and BriIton made gallant bid for
the race. Shaw. however, put up a splendid
ride on Albert, and ina terrific drive the
Albert colt won by a neck In 07 is. Andalu-
sian was third. two lengths away and three
parts Of length In front OF Lombre.
Sixteen maiden three year-olds and upward
met In the first race OF the day. distance
seven furiongs Arden was favorits at
70 :. though there was plenty Of backing for
Phosphor and Tom Kenny at to I. and Bobs
and Capt January at to 1. Tom Kenny
was in front from the start, and Burns eased
lengths to spare over Arden, eae latter beat
ing Bobs by three parts OF a length. The
time was l.2s.
Ethics was figured sure thing In the second
race. selling event for three-year -olds at
one mile and seventy yards. When the
layers offered > to 8 against the Charaxps
was the final quotation. Jack MoDonald's
Iempleton was thought to have an outside
chance at fours., but the others out no figure;
neck In front for half mile Then the former
Ethics rushed 70 the front AZ the three-auartsr
BY three lengths. with Marsraviste in The
place. length better than balloon. 90 to |.
After Prince Of Mel6ourne had enjoyed
bs Sesnn S. s, aS SsnE on Ss a race
:idersd Honolulu II S icS such certainty that he
ss, backed ssa dim fTo% 70 III II as
cred st fours. There was tip out on De- Late
and there was enough betting on the Prim-
5ss 0T e 81, .nd ss ps from made IT, r TO
cension. aney fidd.S By II Gieha.i:. drew
y ss ssf .sr bys,wS sy iw9 ,c HSnS %
the way. The time was 1901.
. Lady Radnor was made the favorIts At
OF which were the same as those for the fifth
event Zirl led to the turn. whore 0clawaha
caught the sain Ally and 90 did Lady Radnor.
stand after that zirI tiriSs . tribe S ana ocia-
waha beating the fayorite by q short head.
zEl vas third 9 head better than Locket.
Tinge was D to fayorite in the concluding
race Of the card selling affair. for three
year-olds and upward at mile and sixteenth.
with the Golden Prince at threes. 1t was
whispered that Big Gun was good thing.
yet his price went back from tens to twelves
the very start he was never caught Tinge
gave him a hard tussle along the back stretch.
but at the turn Big Gun simply ran away
from his field and galloped home an easy
winner by two lengths. Armor was three
lengths In front OF Tinge. which Just headed
out the Golden Prince. The summaries:
FIRST RACE.
u. m';n y o s: ana ypS BY sub
osceois Stables br c. Tom Kenny. BY Inspector
B:-Toueh Not ), io5 IT: Buinsl. -. ......
j. E. M.dden's eh: c. Bobs. ], los lMouncs! ~.
Capt; January, Phosphor, Anna Darling Historian.
ware jack MsGinn csndiIns. WoodspiEe. Aiss-
nau@ and Infalible Also ran in the order named.
Betting Pour to and and % Tom Kenny. to
and 70 Arden. to and 8 TO Bo6S TO and
40 Capt, January; to and to Phosphor. 100
coupled. 100 to and 30 10 Historian. 40 TO and
Z 70 The Black Scot, 20 70 and 70 70 pls,grber.
Of Navarro, ~ TO / and Y 10 Jack McGinn so to
o ! ard Is to !. Candling: in % ! ara 10 10 l.
AgAnauia; 100 TO and 40 70 lnfallble.
SECOND RACE.
For three year olds; selling allowance BY sub,
senPuon Of slo with 800 added; one mile and 10
yards
c. T: Dvyers b. Q. Ethics. BY Chaa1us- -Eihie.
z Brndie'S b. c. Margravlie. ii6 LANDRY 49,.
Stauke, Stables ch T. Balloon, 96 IL. SMITH .. 5
Cresson and Templeon also ran In the order named.
B.ttng-Two TO S and out. Ethics. 7 to and
Margraviate. 90 to I and 10 10 Balloon. IS 10
and 5 to Cresson, 4 TO / and 4 10 rempleton.
THIRD RACE.
The Winged Foot Handicap; for two-yearol olds;
% subscription OF $50 each: with 81 500 added nye
Julius fleiSchmanns b. c. ALBERT. by Albert-1eda.
. Ils SHAW .....,... !
n. NWphy'sh b. c. Brl1,on. 100 MeCuel l...........
U. J. Johns0n's blk. C. Andalusian, 100 Cochran.
named.
Betilng-Elevep To and to ALBERT, s TO and
70 bhAion, Is 70 5 and ) to 8 Andalusian, 7 to 1
ana 2io LON ore, 30 to and TO Knight Of Harlem
FOURTH RACE.
For tour yearolds and upward that have nun In
V,i and nave not won race OF the value Of Se,Ooo
lsll by subscription OF SO each, with $500 added.
AA0sance' one mile and an eighth:
J. h Boards ch. 6. Prince Of Melbourne, BY
ntsmble Maid OF balgowan, 4. lO6 tShaw).... i
'Nakoycf Time, l.oS.
FIFTH RACE.
For twoy'arolds: selling: by subscription OF 90
taeh, with 5000 added: 1ye fuilongs
L ,oSNS B. {. Ascension, By Ben Sirome-Adora,
A. Mllsrs 5. z. Honoiuhi, ios lodom, ......
H. Mufphys B. T. Colonial Girl, l06 ITroxlerl 80.
illuminate. Keynote, GTaGen, De Late and Ohio
''fI also ran In the order named.
g., Tine, FOL
b.ulng -Four 10 I and even Ascension, 7 to 10
and OUT Honolulu 100 10 and 80 TO Colonial Girl.
S 70 ana 10 illuminate. 80 10 and 90 10 Key
,or aD 10 and 10 10 Graden. 10 10 and 10 De
Law hl 10 and 10 tn Ohio Girl
SIXTH RAcF