New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
GREY FRIAR WINS AT II TO l
r-x-FTII AN AMERICAN DERBY WINNER,
AT 100 TO l.
Try TELEGRAPH "a THE TR1BUNE.I

-.-,+ora Y Y. Aug. 2G-The wheel of chance
.rned for Frank 4. Hitchcock to-day. and his two
oar-ol6 celdng Grey Fliar. by St George-Una b.
on the Grand Union Hotel Stakes at the liberal
dds Of = 10 J. The day WAS bright and warm. after
succession Of chilly days and crowd of ten thou
.rs persons saw the race. which was won rather
iv bv two lengths Grey Friar leading all the way
- Going away at the end. Judith Campbell was
acond and Nhitechapel third The result Of the
cake was most unexpected The keene Stable added
rigodor Who is supposed to be a Futurity candi-
san. but has never shown sood form in pubic
.,orph ne has started several times. and he and
z1-,,i-eoaapel coupled in the betting at even
o-s,- snd . TO 8 There seemed no 5000 reason
80 his favoritisrl but the pair heavily
backed Mr.. Schorr's fine Esher hlly Judith Cam
-, simmer Of the Flash Stakes. was neglected at
- Charles Elwood and Max Mic were moder-
+elv rlayed al and SKIES and there were All
l,5n5s OF prices against the rest
Ven rbe barrier went up the tape almost lifted
49,, o,,- Of his saddle. and Merry Acrobats
bances il ne had any, were gone Burns FoUe
- Frfar so hard with his heels that he Ieaped
- the lead in 1ne first six Jumps Then Juollh
~a-,n7eu sifted out of the mob and pressed the
= tar5 with Sailnaker and Bounding Beauty
80. nm Going around the turn somebody CROWDED
LINEN 81 badly that he had 10 take SalIheAeE
= bi+ Meantime Landry was waiting lot 1leH
- m sion hut Grey Friar refused 10 oolge MIN
.ooz r vas the fly that stopped, while Burnss
- With his lighter burden. raced heetly on 10
- sasv victory. Judith Campbell lasted long
t r. ,,aat Vhitechapel handily, the ChoristeT
o1- coming from the rear with fair burst OF
a5 The rest of the field was badly beaten
The numbers did not go up for several minutes
= sa1r,- the 5lIdges sert for RedfeTn and Landry
II snnears that between them they had sQueezeo
ssn,aker 50 hard that pullman lost nan MS ooot-
s-er discussing the case however the SIC" d 70
z.-.5 tho numbers Up the horses hnlsned-
- - ,.a I'm Two fair races. BNt he had done
~otfing 10 warrant the expectation that ne "oalo
tes+ such d field and he went TO the post a dark
one" -,
,.,o;g,r handicap and got such flying start 'l-@'
t.,o,,15 never be caught. winning by a length be-
<ore wealth whom Odom drove hard enough 10
hear Slipthrift the favorite, heao- l, Is hol
-, maj one sees an American Derby winner at
100 10 but that the price quoted against Johh
Trake.s Nyeth. who made his first Eastern
5aF,,+ in this race Various causes contrlouteo 70
the long price: one that Mr lTake J9ches NJ 3y,6f
mas under suspension. and Nllsoh hdu lie
and another that the handicaPDer was Ihost ~. G!
nercIfUl the three-yeaT-oc !oaQ4iis nm o1I ~ er
- gae SHOWN ans, pr1nting ABILITY his life The
e1srf IVES bad ard Wyeth got the worst OF it, but
he had 10 chance before the start. .
niTsI6o5 Who IS his equal Fon dor
T e5 mn szaT az So easily when Ray asked him that It
was plain that he vas Only plaEIls' 4 bgt Perion
- the crirrs of his new owner. led Tor mile ana
Hen = nv went ali 70 pieces and was pulled up
1i5i- iis;5cr seems to ike his name OF 'DalF
better than his original ulaloa2t5Is N95t -, 80 Tts
RgTs an odds-on fayorite at mile, and a fqTo n
71-r TeE-ern to De toe
o175 cST5e a1yav whenever he liked and Daily got
sTsr rom him the head Of the stretch- M A1r
deal but il locks though Tom McpoEee5i DeSl-
ed Rim when he sold him The Rlvai -or < 3ocl-.,s
srs Tei7g discussed: 'Oh. that's all rot The LIST
Sa-se VIII sivyavs win. with good racing luck GIVE
ne The best horse and you can nave the "es'
'oTGSeE rerzons we're confounded to-day by the
result Of the fifth race which vas ri}s @om ~ f,
s7g6gr Mar M2Fy an i6serior finish. While odom
al MS best With riders reversed the laNoiI'e "N11
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Egvyelght handicap; all ages; furiongs
St. RettnB Fi.
Lotus Stables b N Belle Of Leniagton asEs~; So
E:s 955s..s.Hsa3:t's l!s:: s:s:| 5sss$ 3: Il
wh la s) 100 TO aPa .s, 20 70 Z 100 R9SkTaee Sdosqa
I2 rena1) 20 70 ar9 IS 70 ff d sI1 to - an6 to i
saust 1l2 Gandry p to and to J; st ,d. ef 1soe,
e e @na ; % tiiri, !, I i6s oc5nner) to l.
also ran Start bad. Ridden by length Time lZo7''
SECOND RAcE-selling; steeplechase: short course.
Lason'E o & dnspeesoF 15s steTss GsaS5 10 out
Elm d'r s. ionii5aa, Hiisa 8o-i 10
TIE Abbe 14s &C. B. wilson,. and to i 1nfera
man IzS Iaioxey) and to l. and Westfovn. 14S
:f55i' q 9o s5S % S iS 10 a n fell Peon pulled
Up start good. Easily by lengths Time 4;Io7s'
THIRD RAcE-GRAND UNION HOTEL STAKES: 2
r s.ss22sf E, E Grey 55s@:} 81 a
IEti,e CTsreI 122 22-............. (Slaw) , 6-5 Il
Bounding Beauty CRedfernl. 100 10 and 30 to !;
Charles EIgrood I22 CW0nderly). TO anC 70 a5
nc 5 (Turner) and 10 l. sSailrnakef 1io
"a - and TO l. Grantsdale. 40 20 Connorl % to l
ans to and Rigodon. 110 OceD, coupled with Hlte
cisu also start fair. Easily by lengths ilie'
l:l3
r,oRTF RACE-Handicap: years and over Ia iniies'
"a . Dalys ch. c. DAILY. by ORas- -.
T--fI.rv : gD--.-----------tD- OConnof)
5s RiT@l 3 {5ses6n5 Jackson, l5-5 out
s,t had Driving by = Of a length Time. 1888
r,yr.-t5 BACE,-selling. 2-year-oIds 5l4 furlongs-
I F>snl.s oh T. Ella Snyder 10y st Flor
lsr~Fefber trfeKeland lo5-. fOaom(
May NcCalferIy. ITO tei.tIaL(
Dark Planet. Jus $4,000
,,-t.f-e 105 a3urusl to 1 and ,: Sir Preston.
s,;jcsrt 70 10 ! and Claude. los tHenderson(;
Ii - sr5 10 AmJrous. los cConley) 70 10 and ,
10 arvator 100 u2iceb, 40 TO and II TO l. Turn
me- 7,% tSheab 20 ] and 10 J. MAfte Nlciit I1S
- - - ! also ran. poor. Driving b. = OF a
length Time. i-Oo76
SIXTH RACE-seIIing years and over ridden by
Jockeys that never RIDDEN a winner hie
@ / Richards ch. Rossignol by Res
sngtor-Valuable 3, 81 -'Ancs!son isoi+'
Mcsketo. ?l.,y ?2Tnyy :
tCs-1 Ia2 ttd-ihl . o-i
Egs,c,e Herman 81 CCumnngsl 100 to ana 80 70 J.
Nssse['Sine sc fC;tsl,ouru 70 and 9 70 iiono!uu
tScot,g 4 10 ! j. l1oone So
even .Iso ran start bad Driving by = OF a length-
Time. I:40H.
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