New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
THE RACETRACk.
cARRr-NCIF WINS THE BROOKDALE
HayD1cAP-Two RECORDS BROKEN.

HANDICAP-TWO RECORDS bhohE->'
, ~ tzealevs four-vear-old eelding.
g. u.,,,,ra.ent-C7srnet won the Brookdale Handi-
90, which was the feature Of the racing at graves
and Yesterday This result was the biggest surprise
NJ the day TO the many spectators present, Tor the
winners chances had been so lightly regaroeo 'hat
sezr nersons had bets him. and the makers VI
,oo,s were perfectly willing TO take all the Car
buncle money they could get at odds OF i 10
,,,s+ II must be said that Carbuncle's record
was a bit underrated. He ran second to sidney
1,,cas IN the Parkway Handicap on Memorial Day
sns heat Kamara. The Amazon and others on
May % over a mile and seventy yards bul 'he
,,rses named TO go against him yesterday were so
good on paper that they filled the public eye en-
,,rel, Kamara was made the favorite for it was
shought that she a race short when beaten py
C,arbuncle last week Gulden. too, was down TO
make his first start Of the season. and he, with
Decanter was reported TO be on the finest sort OF
edge. Sidney Lucas, the talent thought. nad been
AVERAGED hut Brigadier found hackers at 10 i.
The race proved that Carbuncie is decidedly i'm
rroved over his four-y year-old form. The flag fell
20 q good start. and Odom at once treated the
stand TO an exhibition of vigorous riding as ne
fought TO force the belated Gulden into an ao-
vantageous position before the first turn was
reached He succeeded. 200. and Gulden ran in
sront with his mouth open for three-quarters OF d
mile Then he shut up and nothing coulo oe sot
ont Of him in the way Of speed Carpuflcie "eht
SO the fore and Decanter made snort rush' anu
then fell back Zeus looked dangerous for 1ew
strides but he, too. could not last CarpuIcle
came down the stretch clever winner WIN ha
snera q length and a half behind sidney Lucas
closed we'll and for instant looked hheis 7"
nail the place. hut Kamara stood the uil'e -
The time l:53 3d. was only pl over ''ie ~
record. ...os. bind
e stable tin on a two-year-old that has never
started turns out TO be founded on some INNS
more firm than the shifting sands OF olsoIueIeu ~
select One of these rare OCCASIONS arrive"
cidentally with the fve-furong oash Ioi 49,.
-.,o-vear-olds The good thing was Nas'ui '1
- - o,-rer A I, Aste. once known as the OF
.,zar of the bootblack trust, told his frlehus l"l
she colt could not lose unless he ran pach"a
THESE friends told their friends ana uhese '
,tber friends and q result everybody na -
a, and 10 was the best price 10 De o",a'
AGAINST the Aste colt. Those VINO preleIi ca ca -
~, form r,laved Smart Set at 10 3. or Goid Heeh
stol Nasturtium got off finely mace e.eis
most a victory, and won by as 1ar as ne mn . " IN
corornon canter Gold Seeker followed next an
.ba vav. and got the place from Smart Set IN d
Nasturtium Is by gu ranT anT
ossesses the snowy qualities exhblteu a pg t ae q :
Of this get He is good looking ing, COZ b atching
Master was the horse at the weights NINE n the
tesr-olds or over but his boy sent MIN away DaIs M
tried to come through s on Pesnf ehs Contend who
Carried some wise money TO ! won by Length il
backed by ''Pittsburg Phil" ran very disap-
All Green redeemed himself by breaking track
record and winning clever victory from uIla 700
lie HES ana Saaie sixteenth Tace for 1t
was the first Eastern appearance OF thlS iaso a.
West He does not impress by MS ioek cosad an9 the
LAYERS fixed his price a. 20 sans nrfce onv
noint higher Tommy Burns. Gold Heels,
sRSGfif sRG il d6s 5hs f hm s 5s and y ecuTe from Mr.
rad All m sseR sser ana mount I9o was is never in
and readily stood off the of The Bard when he
1875 and just cut under the old track record for
the distance. made by Admiration two years, ago;
Cav Boy the first race, owing to the cool and
slowly up to Jack Demund and called on him for
the last ounce of speed at lust the right moment.
Cay Boy was first by head.
day. which he won in record time-1:44 4-5-clippng
fifth OF , second md on Of the previous track record cord
showed startling Improvement for he ran like the
wind. and first by six lengths. The Amazon.
an overwhelming fayorite. not placed
Not single favorite yesterday, but most OF
the winners were well played. The summary:
FIRST RAcE-For wo-year-olds. Five and half fur
longs
Ee Setting, p
sI5,osI@s MacSaEs b 70, e =, Cay Boy ,a, 5y st
X Bs65ias,on; , JACK Rs Mans; ey
G b MofTss S G A3 %hlttief ds by Ks
ysninsua ids 10 DsasnaS' e1aE} 81 81
Sp1ii Shower. iio 5snmag5 h;nna5g} a
l5sioerdier, lo5 -.............. shaw 12-1 5-I
William H, ITO .....--.....-. fSlaclO 3O-l 81
Time Os@s.
Start fair. Won driving.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds non-winner. NJ
$500 One mile and a sixteenth
L T Patterson's b. c. All Green, by
knisht Of Ellerslie-Lizzle Pickwick.
i a-r
T, c. McLewee & Co.'s b. G Gold Heels
by The Bsrd-Heel and Toe. Ii3 Burnsj 2 s-1 2-1
p H. sulivan's b. (. Sadie g by
charaxus-Eolee. l03 .......... .oSlaek5 2-i I'D
Terminus 1l3 .......-......... fF3ullmanl o q
Lancernsn' JOS tDangman) 81 So
Start good Won driving
THIRD RAcE-For three -year-olds and upward non
winners at this meeting. About six furlonss
r. W. walden & Sons b. c. Contend. by
6slore--Congectriy. 3 105 n. 03urnsD
A Featherstone's br. Master. by Au-
tocrat-Miss Longford. 3. 97(CrosthwaO 2 al Il
j. r. & F. p. keene's b. T. Spry. By
Donino-Dart Maiden. g. 81. Haugm 1O-i B,
Her Ladyshp. i01.............. QCoch-an s-i
Nanine lo5 Mounce) o 30-l s.
Lady Padden 100. .(Slacll o IOo-i "a
Mayor Gilroy. l.5.................fSbay0o q
Judge Wardell. 3................ (T)alvl 10
Time-1:l1h.