New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-29
RACING.
iROSETINT ONCE MORE Is IN WINNING
FORM
THE STEWARDS QUESTION wONDERLY
ABOUT HIS RIDE ON BESSIE MCCARTHY
THREE LONG SHOTS WIN.

Good old Advance Guard reappeared yesterday.
after rest of more than three weeks. and al
though he fine race in the handicap he was
beaten, finishing second to Francesca. who ran
fast mile and a furlong Advance Guard had not
been raced since July 8, as the idea prevails
that the Great Tom horse has to be raced into
condition a fairly liberal price was offered against
him by the bookmakers The Dwyer stable, with
its candidates Ethics and Francesca.
slight favorite Sadie s. being regarded warily
account OF the exceedingly light weight she car
red. The darted away when the barrier
went up as if she had wings, and made the running
for three-quarters of a mile. with Francesca In
close attendance. When the pacemaker weakened
Francesca went on. Advance Guard had got into
motion slowly, usual, and was three or four
lengths behind the horse when the paddock
turn was reached. He began to close up in fine
shape about then and continued TO cut down the
leaders until the homestretch was reached. De-
spite his 129 pounds he caught them all. after
another. excepting Francesca. Ethics closed
pluckily and beaten only head for the place.
Francesco's time only txo-ffths of a second
the track record.
John Boden's good Hastings two-year-old FLY
appeared in the first after considerable rest,
and simply osItclassed her field. leading
all the way and winning with two lengths In
front of Mount Kisco.
Three long shots won races. They Past.
at to l. in the second race: Maiden at 10 to l. in
Bessie Mccarthy was a strong fayorite to win the
M9psFy did not to wEr 9yerme trying to
stand after the and inquired why he had not
displaced more energy on his mount. The boy said
tewards informed him that b sd ne Sda b ne
future. and let the matter drop there. Choaae led
most Of the way. but RedfeTn brought Past up in
length.
the ay I thu" the wofs and An
six furlongs made him the favorite in the high
wshs Rann and fay sa aRSsd o2d
out of the last race for N.7O
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-For 2-year-olds: furIonga
s.; s'''inf p
John Bodins CHI. f. R9sstint. by HASTINGS
naSsHS:S
,o soTsf a 10 Smith, D., 10 to ard to L IGo1Gcia;
% ans i to 4ss ESn 69 Cobb
l TO Damon to es4 100 to 80
6 oo M % to aPa IL 10 Ps Fansi s
d ss 10 and and 40 to Queen o 3 * 6 90 10 and
g to also ran, Start fair. Easily by 2 lengths.
5a 9gFEiSssG ,ds Past by PPt ssss9R
G Ss:is }SsssssS} :, Il
Animosity. loi shea. to and to .; Loone, los
n5 b 70 to M @nS to los & A 5os 60 nnG to
Edwin Kent ton loS GS"k5on 100 TO and 40 to
cof sss'T 80 5MaE5in1. % and 10
s Mfr baS i 8yns By Length Tme p also ram
THIRD lightweight handicap; furlonss.
Du Bots & Marryat's ch. 6. Ssdduoee by
Rathampton-Sade. s. 1SO 20 Connor) 30 IA
R Rs3 MAJ Psq' &nG2g9 ~ 81
rs ana to faf s s eas I'l h. ~
by a length Time 1l4
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; s-year-olds over: /
a furlong.
&C F Dwyer's b. C. Francesca by ST.
opaa9 s. i g. MG 6Gem Is
'(Martn) 10 TO
Cuspdor Jackson). 10 to and to 1; ST. F1nnan.
90 Q}edfern) and to g. and Sadie 81 (shea)
length and half. Time, 1;olD
Coupled
FIFTH RACE-seiing; 3-year-olds over;
longs
George Forbes's b. g. Maiden. by Hssak-
Mag Rapture 4, no tShaw) 10 Al
Cornwall. 3. lO2. lHedtern( %
Cclawaha 8 g9.........--...... jackson ID 81
Lady Radnor. lO7 Smith, II to and 8 to 1; Ben
Howard If2 Ghiichaes 10 /: Neither One.
102 GCreamer) / and 10 to Il Lucent lib won
6erlyl ~ to / l. Jim Tuly, 1O3 ID. OConnor).
10 10 and Songster, 10 IKuhnl. 80 to and 10
10a i0dom1 s to / and /. Hum, 105 (Rice) 10
and 10 l. Start good Ridden out by half
length Time. 1:l3B.
SIXTH RACr-seIing: 3-yearolds and mile
a furlons.
III ] Morriss b. g. Kalif. by Executor -
Kisbern, s. lOs ...-..''''' ;eGaoR
Finder 3. 90. ..----.-.- ctedIerIp
9. % % ~
Peninsula 100 (shea). to and 10 81 Handicapped:
TiceC ~ 10 1. also ran Start good Ridden