New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
THE RACETRACk.
o,-1v ONE FAyoRITE Is SUCCESSFUL AT
SUEEPSHEAD BAY.
Madden WINS TWO RACES AT TEMPTING
oDDs-sADDUCEE DEFEATS RCNNhho
AND GOOD FIELD.

~ 1-e - Ger, n Indicate Unless there is a
change for the better. the chances are thal lU'l
1he remainder OF the week al Sheei'sheau Day .
.oseel, winning favorite will be greeted win
-. e aaris;or bv the men and women In the
~5s+ana and upon the lawn. Stngulariy enoUei
yesterday the winning favorite came nome III q SCH
In race. -, .,++;,,q ring
when II was noticed that the much talked 49,
,..-s-- firm, Of I-lnan & Weller was moi II IL /
accustomed place. Ullrnan was seen IN u1e ms
and said that his firm would not again man 80
81 tho Sheepshead Bay track but thal he ms
again climb upon the commission stool "le-l ~
scene shifts to Gravesend next week Oti1i@Ii 10.
oropsed so much i'll feeling among the otheF oooh
makers that his absence was not resFet'tu DS
1a,ers If ODDS. The opening race DFoueill AOt 80
about as bad lot Of maiden mines anu 60 80
ever before started a first class track N tii!6
s,.-s.+ There were twenty in the lot, with falr
Tass rbe favorite- She was never near the Io.''
,na finish being between Captivator, who won easls
by three lengths. with Dainty secono anu '4e Nv
% chance Interval third.
rJt.z graa,ad Starter Pettingirs effort in the
second race Unmasked was OF flying Whle BEL
vino was left standing The stewards seei" -
-tirk that McCue, and not the starter was W
blame and the Jockey set down Tor three Jay
IT, 90 Was between UnmaskeG and Sadoucee al
IF the wav Sadducee overhaulng Unmaskeo III
the stretch and winning in drive oy nan d iehe'i
F2uanels the favorite, finished fourth Z NECK pc
hind Rockwater.- Runnels did not show the same
speed that made Heno oTeah t"e 'A0
q few days before.
The betting shifted continuously II the seoohu
race Merry Acrobat opened an even lnoheE Ia.0
rite and went back 10 to I, while both INCUBATOR
.n6 Clarion were backed down few points Love
,-ota uas IN front until well up the homestTetch,
when Merry Acrobat showed his nose in front ana
seemed to have the won In the last lew stToes
os-ounor brought Clarion up with q rush ana the
victory went TO the keene colors, Clarion winning
By q neck
A good field went to the post for the Ocean Hanci-
ran with Dublin the most fancied at TO L Dom
Paul and Cay Boy each at TO z while to
was quoted against the chances OF Whisky King
and Ten Candies As the distance was one mile the
hooS-akers offered as high 5 70 TO ! against the
chances OF that sterling campaigneF' Advance
Guard. Lady Uncas and Whiskey King were IN
front for half mile when Colonel BIZ raced INTO 'e
ran. The Madden colt had things his own way
during the remainder OF the journey, and won by
half length from Dom Paul, who was a neck in
front of Herbert, who made his little too late
Mr.. Madden and his friends got as good as 10 TO !
for the investments upon the Colonel
In the last those who follow the Madden
colors again in line in the betting ring after
the race had been run OConnor had the mount
upon the favortte. and his work caused much IN
favorable comment He tugged at His Emnence in
such q manner that the colt stumbled on the far
turn. might have been expected. The Rival kept
and with by two lengths, with Fran
second. three lengths before Zoroaster, third
The time within three-hfths Of a second Of the
made claim Of foul. which not allowed. Judge
Mcdowell the sick list and Joseph Burke
acted judge in the absence ofthe regular official
FOlsoluca opened S ! in the betting in the
selling al and one-eighth miles, and was
backed down 10 the position Of TO faYorite He
Won in romp from Mary Worth, with Hot third,
length behind
telegram was received from Frank Foster. from
Colon, Austria during the afternoon, in which Fos
ter said that his JwO-year-old Fauna had captured
Inc Ge-c1al FurI2rftg. worth Nat Hill.
american jockey, rode the winner His three-year
oia Eccla also captured important race yester-
0ag abroad. with Brady riding.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Maiaen hIes and geIdings; 2-year-Olds
81 furiOngz.
sBe''infpll
L Man y; Bells Is, B. g captvator, by Llsssk- -
Da1atg Sa 16 ~ es, FL 81
Interval lo5 (5oiesenj 15o-1 Co
r,s s.: Wa az 1Is Doggeto 50 Para
p and &c to - e Riffa % (cooaa ~
l. Back Diana nag % G SMITH co Is to and
"a, 70 = so9ag 80 henderson,. 40 to and Y to |;
g ssssier 20 g and 10 j. Healing salxe %
3 aseadsrson AID 70 to /: DE- Hssysrd 5Byer
s1a MsIy $780, ss lRsssefn s' Is 70
Ia o9-os 20 johnsonD. 80 20 and 20 TO !, ana Fote
Easily ise e to 4 ana T. o to also ran start ia
SECOND RAcE-Three and over furlongs on
main track.
i'T bi BIS 4 Marryatts Oh. g sadaueee by
k os1sss5 H. Ii Csasa aos} 81 81
see rs (Niehs p and 70 i RgnH n Ile
70 and l: Neither one cobb, 300 and
ais star good "a b4iv f5H' BY 4 length Time
l:lSA BeiVino. I2S (AcCue Il to to / left at
'saaoucee Mabel coupled in betting
THIRD RAcE-THE SAPPHIRE: 2-year-Olds: 81 fur
longs; Futurfty course.
'ares r. Keene's br C Clarion. by
Aihsstoh-Flying Squadron. 1os. -
.:: sss. @3 5,'ss;s:s| E: &
rs oda@l e to rH sR9 IL &c z Msds iohIs
Inn snd z !. also start fair Driving. neck
FOURTH RAcE-THE OCEAN HANDICAP: 5000:
S-yesr-oias and upward one mile
s@assRs r s. G ias oi ht 81
Herbert s. f22 Smith 2o-i ii
ii asass % ' Ra TO k,a Rn0 I6
aedssn1s 70 and to /: Colonel Padden. io4 IMaro
and Lazy aS raeaa $
Starr fair Driving BY Z length Time. 1898
FIFTH RAcE-Three-year-o and selling:
IN miles
J. rS Grant Lg1nsa's Fonsq 3gss;.I By 70
h hsiy a. r g 8 los a - Gs8se1s5s5 Fl al
% ho~ 20 TO- 70 a sss p 70 sas Mart G af shs 5
ana % E ssd 80 as q aS s h1 9 u and ID
Es.l SA by lens e 50 14 aa 1853 ' starr
SIXTH RAcE-Hsncicap; s-yearolds over IL miles
turf
Hsi. assss: g e. ahs asss By 81 So
sosa aSssse 6 zMhssln,
sn 3 e ss",.h s. ans 70 70 Il nsg % coc1.4,