New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01
RACING.
ZINC HANOVER BEATS MASTERMAN IN
THE CARLTON STAKES.
PADDY" SULLIVAN MAKES KILLING WITH
SADIE s-RIvER PIRATE GOOD
TrWO-YEAR-OLD.

sDa 7T)Y'' SULLIVAN MAKES KILLING WITH
SADIE s.-RIvER PIRATE GOOD
Two-YEAR-OLD-
.-,oo-,s spirited racing yesterday at Gravesend
tbst brought out a number Of the best horses In
+-e,n,ng The fifth race included four Of the start
,-s n the Brooklyn Handicap: the Carlton Stakes
extracted three threeyear-oIds of high quality and
two others not so good; the Greater New-rork
c.sar,Iechasa was one Of the most exciting races
rnn over the high jumps this season. while the
last race on the card provided the closest nnish
between four horses that has been seen on any
metropolitan track this year.
There were nine three-year-olds carded to so in
+he Carlton Stakes which at q mile, and was
,ron last wear by James R. Keenes great Domino
colt Commando who established new track record
N win OF the entries. Jim Tully, Whisky King
r,-,rno and Major Daingerfeld were scratched. but
nnlv Major Daingerfeld looked promising among
.bese and those left provided fine sport Master
man winner OF the Belmont, was out again TO oe-
serd the reputation he made at Morris Park rms
.noa he had to concede eight pounds to his rivals
The most dangerous Of these seemed 10 oe hlns
tsoroyer who ran third IN the Belmont and IN the
vTitbers and Hyphen. who ran a good race last
week at Gravesend. and the betting was NANNY
,onered to these three. Masterman opened sIisht
..,o-i-e but the betting public unable to make
m IFS mind decisivey between the three. and whel
e.. horses were called to the post Il to was the
--e,,a;Iirg odds against each. 1gniter and tunaru
being the outsiders.
The start was a good one. and Masterman was
+ba first TO show in front. He was full OF run
TO-. b,- Fullrnan at once took strong hold on
him and drew him back allowing King Hanover 10
60 out 10 make the pace MI whitney col' ian
Ifl,a wild horse. and did Hyphen, VINO soon
orge5 m alongside him and tried to run him on
bic feet For q few strides the cherry, blue cap
&c bi+ in front OF the light blue, brown cap
mi the advantage only temporary, ana at 'ie
t11rn for the run home King Hanover drew away
t1vnFen hung On gamely. running all that was III
him hui Re could not stand the pace. and sraou-
IL +sn hack Here BulIman began TO send
use+e--nan along IN earnest. and for few strloes
81 looked as If he might catch the hylng son oi
Hanover But Burns had bit up his sleeve anu
when he scented danger he let il out IL was
e7oueh and King Hanover was nrst nome uH d
length although Masternan was cutting Gown ii-s
lead raofdly in the last few Jumps Al 'Ae uis-
lance and the weights King Hanover was Prooao!S
The hetter horse Masterman was well enough no
den for il would have been unWlse 10 asA ~! -
vs+h his heavy burden. 10 make all the ruhIlHs
Tho +gr,e 1..o Il was faster than the race mao
ever been run before. excepting the 1llhe VIZ
Commando made his record last year hlns NJ
o.-er's sire Hanover. Won the first running % CIie
carl+on Stakes carrying the same weight IN 40o
-. - q game race but was a bit outclassed
Although F4vphen was defeated in the Carton
: 6 Brown was not without his success ves1eroas
his River Pirate winning the Bedford STAKES 1oi
tvvo-vear-olds in The commonest kind OF canoel
ar Maclay paid sIr. Madden $4,000 before he had
.xar started were counted on 10 comphcate lhe
selection of the winner, hut they were poth WIN
drawn The talent for some reason best known 10
itself decided to make J. B. Haggins Sir Noorhles
The +avorite and he closed at to 5. He had never
done anything in public TO warrant the manner N
which he was supported IN the ring, ana ne never
y,se dangerous 10 River Pirate in the race The
Pirate sted out Of the bunch before half furiong
had been run and simply walked home winner,
al i 10 s. Sir VOORHEES, beat Injunction length
and a half for the place.
Miss Mitchell was the general choice TO win the
Greater New York Steepechase, and she did IL IN
q way that stamps her one OF the cleVerest
timber toppers the New-york racetracks have seen
In many a year. The mare was picking up an
irnpost Of twelve pounds greater than she carried
then that no doubt entertained OF her aoi!it!
to DO what was required OF her 9he Cld , nol e
al ODDS OF money or less: she ran mos %
the long gambo in good position behno FT tII,
carrying her head high IN the alr ana @ s MS
70 Be allowed ed 10 , Tu The caFb men She drew away
with determination. and soon shook on FeIloi,
Rowdy moved up from third place ana mace a
strong finish but ne was length 5ehing ne I'm Iaa4
when she passed the Judges Curfsw Eel zen ~ az
OF The far jumps, and Clasher alIer taStIs 5IS
jump stumbled over her Both Veitch and Heider
serious hurt II seems impossible to injure
eteepechase jockey. Like the bibulous: they seem
do it often. Lost Chord stumbled badly at
the same jump. and unseated Green ms Ees so
rider. Green chung about the geldings neck TOT
twenty-five yards before the latter stopped de
then remounted and rode out the race, receiving
applause for his performance than did the
winner OF the steeplechase-
h hog killing Of large dimensions was carried
through in the handicap, that fifth on the caro-
Here Herbert, top weight Of I24 pounds; Mono
graph Ethics and Sadie S were down 10 meet
again they did in the Brooklyn Handicap In
addition the bugle called 10 the post Grand opera
Argregor. Western horse; Dublin and Lan Lance
Dublin won his race on Thursday SO handy that
many wise ones backed MIN yesterday fteIpeI L
x was thought. could not manage the weight, but
Monograph well backed. Sadie S. was in at
owned by Paddy Sullivan brother of Big Tim,
who likewise the Dewey Theatre, Of odorif-
erous renoWn Paddy told all his friends TO walt
until the last moment, and then fall on the poor
layers and drive them of their stools. This pro
grarnrne vas adhered TO- and as a result the
51Dera sce5 out like a quarter horse at the
rer's rise. and led for nearly three-quarters OF q
mile. Dublin close up and was running easily
Sadie s. from away back on the outside ana
Opera went away back, and ali but sat down at
this point. while Dublin tried yainly TO eaten the
whip Herbert moved up for his inevitable home
stretch finish II was as good a one as usual puI
ne was concedfng twenty-elght POUNDS; anu e oIt {
weight told Sadie S. was good length IN front
a. the finish.
az the end OF the last race, every JOCKEY urslnS
his mount to do his utmost to win. Nitellus and
DR. Preston alternated in the lead for three-quhf-
tiers OF mile and then died to nothing Wneh
Il the real business Of racing, the nnlsii,
there were four dispute the honors with the
utmost determination. The Referee the favorite,
was lightly burdeneo and he undoubtedly his
victory this fact. for he only a head IN
front OF Lucky Star when he caught the eye OF
fore Kingrane. who IT turn in front of San
Andres by a similarly narrow margin 1t was a
splendid finish fine days racing, and was
cheered with the enthusiasm it deserved
TEE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-Selng; maiden 2-year-olds: furiongs.