New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
THE RACETRACk.
HIMSELF ERRONEOUSLY DISQUALIFIED
AFTER WINNING HIS RACE-THREE
ODDS ON FAyORITES DEFEATED.

Beach YESTERDAY In five of the six races on the
card there odds on favorites. and three OF
them met defeat. The unsuccessful ones were
Wax Taper 9 TO 20; Dread TO 5, and Cameron,
3 10 3. The strong first choices which won
Charagrace, at to 4, and Enrlght, al . 10 D.
The other race terminated in a most unsatis-
factory manner. Ii a six furlong affair. ar
ranged for three-year-ods with selling conditions
When betting opened Gertrude Elliott was slight
first choice, at to !. but the heavy rain that
fell a minutes later sent the filys price up
for likes dry going The same cause was re
sponsible for the placing of much money on Him
self at to J. for Father BIZ Dalys colt is as
partial sloppy travelling Gertrude Elliott Is
ayerse to IT. When the field was sent away the
mist thick that it could only be seen that
all the runners had got away together, and that
Maiden Himself. Guiless and Browndae were
well up When the field came out Of the murk
at the head the homestretch Himself was
length ahead of Maiden. with the 100 TO l chance.
James ]. Corbett. a fair third Himself steadily
increased his advantage to two lengths and then
swerved to the rail. despite the efforts of little
Creamer the stable boy who had the mount to
keep him straight. He did not lose his speed
however, and won he pleased. OConnor, on
Maiden was crafty enough TO pull up if he had
been cut off. and after the race lodged a COM
plant against Creamer. The latter was sent for
and allowed TO explain, and the stewards-F H.
Hitchcock, J. G. FOllansbee and w. s. Nosburgh-
then disqualified Himself gave first place TO Nal
den second 10 James J. Corbett and third 10
Guiless who had finished fourth.
There can be little question that the stewards
erred in this decision. Himself plainly the
best horse the He swerved in front OF
Maiden it is true, but the latter was two lengths
behind and obviously beaten. and was stop
ping when the swerving took place. 1t would, per
haps have been well had Creamer been disciplined
by fire or suspension, though even that would have
been a trihe severe. the result of the race was
in wise affected, but 10 mulct the bettors who
had backed the best horse. and the horse that had
fairly the race. fit penalty for a tech
+r,o sHaa hK
midget who was unable keep his mount straight
The biggest surprise of the day was the defeat OF
Cameron the odds favorite in the last race. 1t
was cameron's first taste of defeat, and was @ APP R
lengths before the fayorite in the fast heavy going
time of l O7 l-5 for the five and half furlongs.
Dread, at TO 5, did perform like legitimate
short price faVorite over mile and seventy yards
1t was case OF Disturber all the way, and the
gelding that won maiden race on saturday at
10 10 ! repeated his performance in HANDY style,
coming home three lengths before Elsie Skip, who
The heavy weight of l26 pounds was too much for
gsant Wax Taper in The handicap over & mile mile
race in the face Of considerable temptation to get
p neck before The candlemas colt who was half
length before McGrathiana Prince who led the
pointingly and finished next to last.
The days & racing began t with yeOFy oag IGr o 06 10
IN the betting that preceded the hurdle race. The
OF the Journey. Was secord at the last hurdle and
then closed strongly % & as 1sqa aRa r6es ossf aGpe59 5
did no damage TO his rider or himself Carson
aged to finish the race, had be carried from the
track. Enright had bad lot OF two-year-old
maidens TO beat. and he was graduated with ex-
was kicked yesterday Sheepshead Bay by Hy
phen. his stable companion. and SO badly hurt that
haa run seEei T Cd sooa % s,S he 6efeated such
good ones Smart Set Peninsula and Red Damsel.
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-HurTle: years and over; ~. miles
CseffinFFli7 E7 E
char.I8s@45uns Bsar4s 3 Grace chsF1Esa:e e. ss by
..::s.. -s.P a:;::$ s:::$| !:
Ira l$9 vesl 13 to and to 1,e and Hfa .nn
start good. Easily by half length; place same by
SECOND RAcE-For maiden 2-year-olds; $ furiOngs
"tlsm kesPd5 = Enrs9s 9sb.S G 5
HafSSIs %SI;5.% io' ,is - o. GsaSas (S"Tas ii s5s
Knight ,s S Ian as !s % es s y 70 20 na to da i
300 to / ana 100 TO i G Rosenfeid 'smith) %
fHq to also sR sSss sa9 BY y
THIRD RACE-Handcap; for 3-year olds and over; Ia
war T.ps+. !. lse ', 'afss45;' u? I'D 81
o % snsT e II and to d also 10 ran ans sa4s
Won driving by neck; place same by half length
FOURTH RAcE-Fo5 mares and seidings years old or
mile and 30 yards
William Lewss b. Disturber, by Exile
ss::s f;5 -: sS$:: $5s$:;: 81 :5
Baste OBooker. 10 TO and 70 2; George siInons
and 10 ]: Kalk JOB tiarrigan).
!. and Zig Gun, lib tSimrnsl, 10 to
aud z 10 L ais good. Easily by 3 lengths
place same by ; lengths. Time 1:4Ozs-
FIFTH RACE-SeIIing; -year-olds; @ furiongs.
J. McCiarry's b. e. Maiden, by Lssak-
Mag Rapture IOi.-.......-.. 20 ConpOD ] 1-2 6-5
James J. Gorbett Ill fft4chards) loO-l oo-l
ffuless. 1t5 tMounceb q Il IL
Chaos Csifchaelsl. / and Browndale. JOG
shaw. and Prince John, 9s Downing.
1 80 !, also Start good Easily by 4
lengths: place by lengths Time, 1:15 Himself
won disqualified.
sIXTH RACE -year-olds; 81
=. Schreber'- C. Otis by Foul Shot
Sain-I-aura Agnes. l02- 1Cochran) Al 4-J
cameron 1vf 90 f'onnort 3D. out
The Rival i03 -..-..- (Beauchamp)3 3 15-1 Al
( carmaid. tMciinn) 90 / and g 10 /: Byrne Of
Roscres- lo3 GiounceD, u 10 l. City Bank
lo1 tshaw), 10 and 10 3. and 30 Cfichaels)
70 L and 10 10 l. also Start fair. Easily by 9
lengths; place same by lengths. Time, 1071s.
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE-one sixteenth miles