New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
THE RACETRACK.
FOUR LONG SHOTS WIN AT BRIGHTON
-RARBETTO AN IN-AND-OUT

=, mas day Of long shots at Brighton yester-
,ay Form was at discount, and the bookmakers
80 ,lp heaps of profits compensate them for
sEr heavy losses the days when so many
savo-ites successful Only first choice
,n a race, while the winners in the other races
.,sra. In Shot. TO /; Lombre. Is l; sombrero
o n l: Margraviate. l3 to g. and Barbetto 20 to l.
Wateroure the sole winning favorite. and
she race over mile and quarter was little more
nor an exercise gallop for him. Cochran sent
t,r TO the front without delay. and he made every
nast a winning one. romping past the judges in
.s fast time Of 205 1-5, three lengths before King
p-srble Maid OF Harlem fully twenty lengths
,sbind the second horse. Watercure at the
bort odds Of TO 5 against. but in a way
20 Justify that price.
The horse sharps figured it out overnight that
che Atlantic Selling Stakes was only two horse
,see the contenders being Albert and Dom Paul
who ran fourth in the Foxhall Stakes Saturday
rhe preference went to the Albert colt In the final
sestIng and he closed the favorite at twos, with
Oon Paul a shade higher. Sombrero's weight had
besn sent out enormously lO4 pounds and was
50 printed the programmes. He carried. how
ever ten pounds less, and the difference the
difference between victory and defeat. Sombrero
was at the false price OF 10 TO /.
shaw took Albert out in the lead at once and
,.,sved there for three furlongs. with Dom Paul
and Lady Holyrood close attendants. and Van
Ness only BIT behind them ALBERT shut up, how
ever when the stress came, and Dom Paul looked
a winner al the turn Sombrero, however
well ridden by little Wilkerson, came out OF the
dust at the and under drive went fast
enough 10 pass Dom Paul and win by length.
lady Holyrood closed fast at the finish and
though she got the show money, might have been
nearer 10 Sombrero If she could have got through
earlier The time o59 2-5 was lightning fast and
broke the track record for the distance which was
100 and was made last year by Songster. with 107
pounds up
With Shaw up, II looked to the talent like good
thing for Faranlass in the maiden for two
year-olds, over five and a half furlongs and TO
was the ruling odds against the Farandole colt
The aeld unruy at the post. and II took the
starter some time TO get them away together He
6id Il at last though, and Octoroon out in
front and stayed there for four furlongs Then the
race seemed to lie between them. when Lombre
came away from out of sight somewhere and with
by Cochran, shot Into the lead and passed the
Judges length to the he good with Faraniass only
will win before long. Highlander a dis
JUST why Blueaway should have been made the
iavorite in the first race is hard TO see for he is
mount and that had much to do with the price. of
nan times that most sensible bettors long ago
gaze him up He sulked again yesterday: as usual,
never was headed thereafter winning cleverly at
the liberal price Of TO Elon. another long shot,
Annie Thompson was picked TO win the selling
race on saturday Margraviate, however. led ali
the way. and lasted long enough & to beat s Brandy andy
speed and had he made his run bit sooner
might have been better tnan second
Bsrbetto is making reputation for himself as a
remarkable in-and-outer. He won race at Sleeps
is to j, ana since then has run some extremely bad
races He had his speed with him yesterday. err now.
the day. Seminole challenged him in the stretch
win It was bruising finish but Barbetto. though
tired. had sand enough 10 keep his nose just aheed ID
10 |, Big Gun, the favorite, was nowhere
FOR The Brighton Cup. which is 10 be run for on
Saturday. He ran the mile IN l;i3 ne mile ana a
Wo as m @ and onsre ds e IN as a II The Bghon q ta4
Cup viii be the longest fat race yet run in the
Several boys got into the bad books of the starter
h ssre aad each ned Sc Nh w
with the flag yesterday was for the most part as
Survivor broke down at the end of the last race
ard had to be led back.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-s-year-olds and i 1-1s miles
Ee Getting si
HnssS i shot rh9Ps6 Sg TSS g,
h42H1- E2 Us. % i1cbasIs, sMeSinp}
@ Elliott % q y Gesa4 sbs 70 R63a and 81 s
100 to and 30 to l. aad Bnesvay los Shaw, TO
ssoe sa same sG p bS e2o lengths Ta % Tine '
sEcoSp ,sc o = Fpa;1sns 1s 50 furongs
B:s: :s;iolsl. lo'sSs55: isss:| - =, =
chosts 40 70 .oG9nn9r2 TO and to 8: Bella 1o7
g ]; Homestead 10 G-andry). % to and IL to i:
axirnoo i05 lDonnely); 800 70 and SO to l; Attia.
io7 NGscey) 300 10 100 10 l. also ran Start fair
Driving BY half length; place same by half length.
5HIRD RAcE.4 RACE years and 10 over .. ~ miles h
wsserers:s@Lens', First !. log. 80,
xins Br.mta. llo.. 'g2isGs95 .ieGas5 - s@s soos
Start good. EssIy by lengths; place same by 20
FOURTH RAcD--TTIE ATLANTIC STAKES; selling; .
.
G 3 Morris.s ch. sornbrero, by Star
y Ruhy-La I- Toquera e4 CwiIkersonl ! 10 al
LADY HoIyrood s9............ NIichaeIs, 81 q
ALBERT Io7 Shaw to ] and s. G. Whittier. 1O4
70 ana 10 to e osenfsld ios cTroxIer) IoS 10 ana
q TO !: Highlander. 10 Smith 70 and to 5. and
Tine o59at
FIFTH RAcE-selling; s-year-ods 6 furongs.
J Brindle's b. Margraviate by Mar
grsve-Nount Vernon. III 49, LANDRY i3-5 Ii
EHTsney Smash. ma iol....... Smith 10 -
!6omPson 6i Ekersoh5 to and . To- Anecdois
Hughes 300 70 and 50 to l. cresson loe cwash) TO
ana 100 CMichaels). - TO and
isngth place driving bS lengths Time i:i4ss
SIXTH RACE-3-year- and over: 11s miles.
Ba, blche 3 100. Oo.....-..-..-.. (McGinn) 20-f Al
ssmsel' ssIias8 20 o,GsRDS5, SsmS5 II ss
Big Gun III CdcCue). Q TO 9 and to ? and Survivor
li5 nandry). 30 !. also ran. Start good
DTiying by head; place driving by lengths. Time
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
TPIRsT RAcE-Hurde One and three-quarters miles:
1onroe Doctrine. l6s Cephalagia lol
sheregTaoe 1876 Kufa lse
ehn9y Eook.----.--.--- 16l
SECOND RAcE-FIve furlongs
l.pene l13 Father Den 10