New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
THE RACETRACK.
FIVE FAvORITES IN FRONT AT GRAVES
END-TURNER RIDES TWO WIN
NERS FOR MR.. WHITNEY.

END-TCRNER RIDES TWO WIN
NERs FOR MR. WHITNEY.
Bright SUNSHINE a good track. smaller attend
1nce than usual, possibly account Of the many
st the yacht race. and an almost clean sweep by
the favorites, were the features of the racing of
the Brooklyn Jockey Club at Gravesend yesterday
afternoon. The favorites passed under the wire
so persistently that the layers odds in the bet
ting ring were discouraged and bedraggled look
ing lot at the conclusion of the programme which
was hurried through in good season. Those who
wished to do so Were able to board the slow moving
trains for this and other boroughs before 4:45
o'clock.
The only favorite which was not successful
1innikinic. ridden by McCue and while this
elf does not ride regularly as a Jockey of his
capacity could ride If conditions were normal, he
Folo MS work yesterday as though he just
emerging from trance, was thinking seriously
about doing so. McCue rated Kinnkinic along until
the stretch was reached when the onlookers ex-
pected to him shake up the aged gelding and
eeno him TO the front Mounce. Alfred Var
grave. and Woods The Amazon were ambitious
and hustling. with the result that Vargrave won
easily by a length and half while The Amazon
NcCue had ceased to ride long Before the fnishng
post had been reached.
rode MI; Whitney's COLD Seeker in the opening
ond race. landing both rather easy winners Gold
seeker had an extra ten pounds to carry but those
was GsP cara Of beating the field field opposed him
were off in front and had the issue b Ua tb
to the end. Gold Seeker won cleTeriy by neck
Tribes Hill pretty tred beating Flora s' Pomona 1aGn by by
o n0se pn me post M9rninssde picked up 2s
fEelsa atg, and fairy romped home. Barbara
the pace with Janice running second and Morn
i t close up Barbara Frietchie had lead of
sent Morningside along. and the Others passed
lengths, which could have been increased to half
dozen had occasion required The others were
With Paul Clifford out of the Bayshore Stakes
Path was close second choice Burns was off ia
me, me Lead with Red Path. but seemed to be in
make p me cumming When Burns tried to get up
Musketeer won easily by an open length dS syae
Tooth was third, length further back A vigorous
arouse any speed in Rowdy Mr.. Whitney's LissacR
form and captured the fourth race at six fnrIones
though the distance was thought rather short for
Satire ham length in front Of His ROYAL Highness
Gf the selling our race Tor for half fTSg
easily, as she was expected to do on Saturday
two lengths The PRIDE Of rrT ea maze IN b ah Tlinn ny
10 the stretch and then curIed up but lasted long
crouch TO finish third two lengths back Of Grail.
Michaels and Shaw one each.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-Fandicap 2-yeaF-ods: about furonss.
Sc p.
" "a $Ri Z. Bel: Ss iis ssf s;s
setsuket aiy5 81 q
40 70 iRs ss L a SHAVE w.
neck ps sos d to by also F snE1 fa eTey by
sBooMR RAGE iF , ses and eeldinss syeaolds
& WINES j. mornnss sTs by
5s5ss + 5%ss5:} =
barring 20 erean,er 20 0f to and to /:
start good Won BIT By lengths; place easy by
THIRD RAcE-BAYsgoRF. STAKES. ? x.a,s mn, over.
rs I E5ssf Fs5rFS ;nv.5 The Muss,:
s sss. Pc 16ot !: 90 { ios iE s5S: Z
TsoHay lchseis1. to ana to i: Kiiogram. 11s
MV9naesly) to and te and Bedeck Io2 aDa1. 20
place by 3 lengths. Time I:IOs.
FOURTH RACE-sellng; years and over;
-, I'm 1900 Mss r., rotense sz Racine
SsSss Sa,5ss rs ra rs - -
ana 70 coiaa H5 10 e to ans slaHa to 80 70
Gsy. US ~ Monnoe - to and . to 4 Nanne' lo4
!, g j: Military rostxaiS 80 80 to and ID
had length Time Liz Bought in s. 5a5 same by
FIFTH RAcE-sDecial weights; 3 years and over:
by Inspector B-fronie - Louise e4' + ios
KiIngnisnic. aged Ils: :lMccue5 - 2[
70 a 80 e s5f r.h 10 6 Start s f6s
DRYING by III lengths: place easy. lengths. Time
SIXTH I RAcE.ssllss; syssrolds So furions
Ira $ s. r69 Fs1oeeo ce es s 1e
&c FIJI s1ss 50 to and isi e to + f9 e Gem Gem
100 e t. 10 Beans i02 70 e. and
% "a o s saTk 90 70 arms TO f1a to q
aoance 200 % 6ornEsl ie5 MARTIN M
same b s2d ns 60 s 4 ar Easily by lengths place
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