New-York tribune., 1901-07-25
THE RACETRACK.
ANOTHER DAY OF SUCCESSFUL FAVOR.
ITES-FOUL RIDING DEFEATS
CARBUNCLE

Five favorites the money at Brighton Beach
yesterday, and only the grossest Interference pre-
vented the victory of the sixth Colonel Padden
the only non favorte TO be successful. and
there were times in betting when his price was
the shortest. determined plunge on Carbuncle
5uss at post time sert the Stuyvesant gelding to
the barrier slightly preferred to Colonel Padden.
Il was nothing but Padden from the start, for the
Charaxus colt was q wild horse, and never
headed. winning with ease by two lengths. In
trusive, Kamara and CaTbuncle were running
punched behind the leader around the first turn
when Carbuncle stumb bled and almost went 10 his
knees. being thrown entirely out of his stride 1t
looked If O'Connor Kamara, was TO blame.
Intrusive Bedeck and Kamara followed Colonel
Padden TO the turn. where the first two quit
and the filly came alone after the leader finish
ing lengths behind him. Carbuncle pulled him
self together in the last furIongs and got the
show money, three lengths behind Kamara. Nc
Cue lodged a complaint against OConnor, and the
stewards asked for the latter's explanation and,
after they got IT, decided to take action Wilker-
son on AIcGrathiana Prince, and Cochran. on Be-
deck rode reckless races Just after passing the
stand for the first time and cut the favorite of
Indeed Carbuncle was thoroughly attended 10
all around. and somebody should have been pun
tshed for It F2edeck was backed from fifteens to
sxes-
Lord CIonmeI's mare AngelUre ran her first and
only race in this country IN the selling affair that
was fourth on the programme. She showed some
early speed but all in at four furlongs. The
clever fly Smoke made her first appearance Of this
year and simply sInothered the platers that ran
egainst her Angeure VIII be shipped 60 70 Iii ThglaG @
Hatuaa- the $4,000 Hanover stallion, that goes TO
w X Vanderbilt's stud at Poissy France.
Cameron put il all over the wo-year-ods that
tried TO beat him over five furlongs With the
Breaker among the seasons two-year-oids, and he
was two lengths away before the rest OF the field
well in motion. Otis the only that
could get enyyhere near him and ne was a length
pulling his mount Up at that peninsula, the thrG
horse, was six lengths behind Otis. The time
There were three 800 to shots in the field one 500
10 and one 200 to out of eleven starters.
Charagrace was in q soft spot in the hurdle race,
rs ne could not run out and 2 after running IN 2
gracefully 10 the front and won by two lengths be-
fore Cephalalgia- Charagrace is easily the best
It is not often that finds odds favorite
IN a maiden 41b en- race but Arden was fancied that
six lengths without breathing hard.
another selling arrangeTnent for horses over three
years old. There was considerable betting on Rob
wise people played Godfrey. with Shaw up. at odds
on ra1on1a A.; LED for fVe fuTio1gs with Robert
final drive. however. and Godfrey. Harry McCoun
team Half q furlong from home Godfrey caught
and passed Harry McCoun. and his victory seemed
that # took all shaws skill to keep Godfrey5s nose
apart.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcB-weight for age hurdle: for 4-year-oids
e-4H w. - l-44es
5s Betting, F.
J. R. Boards b. g. Charagrace. by Char
aSu5Young Grace l6' caTson( 88s ou,
Safa Ssasssifs ssh8nS GaHsi5sn} l5s+ 81 %
Monroe s DqetTtne e ageai ed & 1ss &G5arg and
also start good Easily lengths P place s same
sEcoND RAcB-FIor Fer 2year-olds: flFlonga.
MsddeT-&nnot Lyle. 10 20, c@hno3 sS 4s
P5s Penini5Ia i5G iio Cochran, q Il
Byrne OF Roscrea 10 (F3urns) 10 m snd - =. :,
BOT lo7 dtedeI) Soo to and 80 tt1' to l. Fsaher at
osinrns' 300 and 100 j. Opera no 66dom
and 100 to l. Happy Cross i6 esh H.. bIa: zoo 10 500 to
100 20 J. and The Rival. 10 Cspencer). 10 /
same by lengths Tine 100 'Y Y iens'nS place
THIRD RAGE-Handieap; FOR s-year-olds over
Frank FaTreijs brs;; C Colonel Padden. by
CharaNus- Meta Russell, 3. 100. CshaWD Al 81
ss4Sa5s. ss53s5s !. iss 55sSs:} = =
eHa 70 6e sRS TO to sGse 9Sa % 70 od545n 4 Inn5Ts 10 ~
10 TO and McGrathiana Prince CTiikerson) 80 to
place by lengths T1fas. I4ss 4Si'y Oy lengths
FOURTH RAcE-For 4-year-ods and over; selling
W. sho~aiter,s eh. (. Smoke. by Order
st,i! esoe5sl ased; 4, oceeh5aa
bss 1sysl sssssF5 IS & 19' 5o sn Y to to 3 ss to 10
Sbn5 70 iS 70 Il ard ~. e @ and Staten Island 10
asy by lengths; place same ridden out BY lengths
FIFTH RhcETor naaideHs years old and over mill
and 20 yards.
c v. BaIrds b c. Arden by Fabulous or
charade-Fath. 8. loS. .--...-. lcochran) so ou
Captain January, :. 100. ..-... Connor) ii G.
Fhosphor. 3. Csmith) 81 L
Timothy Foley 1O5 OicGovern). 900 10 and to /
ITshmin ll2 (sirnTns). 40 and l: Anna Darling
1eO lMes), 20 10 I and : J. Johnny Of Navarro 10
S)onney). 800 70 and loo J. and Dacty Csacl0
30 70 J ana 70 !, also
lengths; place by lengths Time 1851.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; for 5-yesr-olds over;
fGrlongs.
= Il. stelrner's b. & Godfrey by Kingston
The chsrnberlain ic7 .CBurns} I5-i .
barry MeCoCn j. lOS -(EsOckerD 30-i s.
Dr. Korber 1O2 G.eIand) 200 and 60 10 /; Rober
&etcalf. Jos CSiEnTns), q / s 10 3.
CMcGinn). s 20 and to >; Veutoro 90 CEies),
and 10 8; Kaf 100 (cochran), 30 10 20 I
end Dora F.. 102 (GarTigan) 300 100 10 l. als
start good Driving by head; place same by 7
head. Time lI4&.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RACE-FIye furlongs