New-York tribune., 1901-08-03
THE RACETRACK.
FIVE FAYORITES IN FRONT-LoCKEI
FIRST AT so To 1-MGINNS BAD
RIDE OK LADY RADNOR.

Although I'VE favorites won at Brighton Beach
Yesterday the layers did not have such an ex-
tremey bad day of IL. for there were a number of
second choices that carried good load Of money TO
defeat while two OF the winners were at
such short prices that they did not attract much
money as would otherwise have been the case
There were no fixtures down for decision, and the
chief happening of interest and significance was the
unexpected victory of w d. Daly's Halma colt
rooet al the long odds Of 80 10 in the second race
Of the day This colt race on July at
Brighton from fair field at the comfortable price
of2O TO and although he had started in four races
since then he never cut any prominent figure In
them The layers, accordingly. felt safe in disre-
garding him 10 the extent Of laying 80 10 against
his prospects. He out for the dough this
time however and he ran as If ne knew that the
odds were long.
II was bad bad lot that faced the starter, and
there was long and veXatious delay at the post
When Mr Fitzgerald finally got them of well
OclaWaha the favorite, went out ahead. with
Sedtion on whom "Pttsburg Phir' had bet close
behind and Locket running comfortably in third
pace This order was maintained by the leaders
until the turn for home. when Shaw's mount had
shot his bolt and Locket, ably handled by Brennan
moved rp and took the measure Of the tavorite. II
was a duel 10 the wire but Locket was bit the
best and won out by half length. while Oclawaha
had all he could do TO save the place from Cast
Iron who came from the rear. Lady Radnor, the
second choice in the betting. got an eKecraole ride
from McGinn. and when he did get her up where
she looked TO have a chance. at the head of the
stretch he took her in behind the horse next in
front so sharply that he had TO sit back on her TO
avoid a collision.
Monarka showed her class by winning the third
race with ease Candle and Arden, who beat
Monarka the other day at twentysix pounds differ
enoe in the weights made the pace for three-quar-
tiers OF a mile when Monarka came up to them, and
In dozen jumps had left them behind, winning by
two clear lengths. Shaw got Lucent away badly,
and did not ride any too vigorous a race on him
The colt managed, however, 10 beat Arden for the
show money
The track had dried out enough TO suit Ethics,
and the clever little selling platter had not much diff
Guilty in defeating The Amazon by a length Himself
and The A22oR gt St "a fSss oI paSe 6n Sr R hS Win the
whip, and took command. coming home a
before he weary Himself Vitellius ran sluggish
race and not by any means up 10 his form
sdens Sree %aGs TeaT 6G or that part
in me th race and ana ti2es anG1gh r6os esd n the
FIRST furlong, the favorite steadily gained on him
a commanding position, which he maintained 10 the
end. Hardshell and DR.. KOrber, two outsiders. had
battle for & the place. place. the victory going to the
McGinn was to have ridden Intrusive. the odds
fsVorte in the last race, but Shaw was sub
stitued it is reported, owing TO classification with
isSs s9 gqe o on 4cE cErafsiana Pnee took and
held the lead for three-quarters Of the journey,
the Meddier colt did the rest himself without any
fuss, finishing two lengths TO the good. Fatalist
played for q good thing by some wise ones
who htd inside Information, but although oconnor
Foye her hard a. the enG sne could not Snte
MS warming up gallop. and as that did not take
second gsiiop just before the bugle blew. This
seemed 10 do the business. II is not often that a
morse is warmed up twice before race
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-weight for age steeplechase; years or
FRet'infs7 Fs1 f
By " Rssgln2Ess iMgso shfns Rsgj II ou.
eassroS S on ,ls5,sz'il ased los cafroiD a so
,.5s ssEt good Easy by lengths; place same by 20
SECOND RAcE-seIlLng; for 2-yearolds: 81 furOngs
Token. le8 .CEsrennan) 81 lG-i
etHI95 casa I4aS. i57 12' Burns andf5 10 Il
5 ,ds o 90 e sSa 3 % to a6a,sus sas to fo6s Fl 5sss @
snd 10 10 Fons1luca lOl Oichaels). 20 and 70 =
5d Jos Slack. % 70 and nd Is to l. and sedt9n 100
S 6 ,nf 20 ana place TO same s'iS sS ran bead 'r T4ne Is
THIRD Rae For 8-year-olds mile and 20 yards.
25; 5s' Z. E 4:...e.' II $ss:5 ::s q i
d. bA3 s % ~ %oqarqn 20 90 e and also to b sRs ssr Asnss sa
Ssiy BY lengths; place driving by length and half
FOURTH RAE Handicap: a-yrar-olds and over: lie
C. M r Dgyer,,s b. C. Ehi,s by charaxus-
ne Amazon l. CadichaeIs) 81 As
''ii' eo'-------- tCreamerD Z ID S-i
-ilei4us, ll3 uancry) 20 ! st. Finnan, ~
ta'ennanD 20 % and Tom Kenny. l0l CMcoinn).
s.9 anq 3 % ], and Prince Richard. los OBookerD,
ana 70 , also good. Ridden out by d
-su' place easily by 3 lengths Time, 1:46hs.
II IA RAcE-Maiden 3-year-ods and over; o furlongs
cn nam a Co.'S Z. G. Goldilia by Golden
ss1ardfhel. 3 - ...... - NsirbaeIsl ii 50
AN'FOei, q. lVS..---.---.-. tMounce) 3 SO-1 10
5Myarite io2 slack. Is ] and 10 !: Oyezps 100
rri,a1e1 - 70 and . 10 George Snons l0s Cum
81 20 % and 80 70 /: The outcast. lo7 CMes),
ane - 20 ]. lightning. 100 -. HewfttD 20
Brsh--," !" kaif. 100 OrennanD. 40 10 and IS TO ]:
5oS 111,..n. ll2 N-ancryD. Keston,
"isonl. 100 10 and 80 Historian Beau
N1hl9 20 10 ! and 10 !: Hop Brook 100 (Donney).
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