New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
TIE RACErRACh.
rrp,ns WINS NAMARoNECK HANDICAP
FROM VETERAN RIVALS
prII. COLT CANTERs HoME-THREE
FAvoRITES AND TWO 50 TO
CHANCES FIRST.

.-,sr Al Morris Park Yesterday we're % the
"a, I n RtU made one of the fortunate
CO. - ~ MS Iifa when ne bought the hand
nd speeiy chestnut colt Hermis This son
l,.-r,erre-katy ~ t1- West demonstrated
-, bs IS ono of the crandest three-ysar-
- seen I'm this country. and careful critics
o-, .sl.s y they couI6 recall better one hesi-
W W ,,s,-srius that Tho question could nor he
- ,Fhand a. least In the First Mama
-, tIsnsi,sp yesterday. a - mile and q quarter
- Wi,s4rs course Hermis was the faVorite.
y =. Ms asked 90 give away 50 much weight
= - older and more seasoned rivals that many
- ,,arss did NOT believe that the stout hearted
- could accomplish TIE task. and as result the
=. -airsf the Bell ctlt went from 10 3 90 >
o1.S Ss~-s mas compelled to carry le6 pounds or
,ss above the scale. All the Others had
-. ~ srou tU0 POUNDS awarded 20 Advance
- :. .ni--r-,ine mounds 20 Warranted Htrmis
'-s'-' -. "a Na-rsute5 f1rt- seven pounds and
,rs slory o. MS sire, beating as well
,,.a--s,,ss VAS backed doWn from Is 90 ! 10 10
.hns Asysnoe Guard Royal and Herbert re-
,s ~ the betting and were mostly uibhied al
49, positious He~mis broke in front with
=, .,g,rr ~ tbe barrier out his Jockey. Rice. i'm
,..,.,,. nur nm under restraint. and Roy al
-, ,,, no make the running Herbert being Sec
,s and Hermis third. close -p. After half mile
b,s ne, run ths positions remained unchanged.
aim Advance Glar5 h-iuS:vg up the rear. a. =
l.s uout al this part az strlSGle Al the mile
po,sI retired 10 ,hs roar while Rice was rating
ge-ns along or'l neck behind the leader, Her
hs- In the stretch He~osr1 came away. stridiUg
along IN faultless fashion The hShtWeiEhted War
rartes Weu. after the son uf H.rmence bat II was
4 stern chase rr no, Wir, where HcrmiS won
sssily by a Ieastb With Warranted almost as far
shsai ot Advance Guard The latter made
rlsoky effort W the street b.. but his speed and
srsndii eolrass were not enough 70 enable him 10
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ane Hlrbcrt with Carblncls next. and ROYAL
wlgins up me reHr Tn. winner vas heartily
s,rlauded as The JOCKEYS d!smolntoi
With Clori,a CovlnGrum and Stevcdore among
M absent ones iu The r~st race Brunswick vas
~ Logical fsNorite and. well ridden by Lane. he
I'd throughout me last haf 0f tho race and Won
,sther easily hy length and haf Poteute came
ron the rear and dat~H~5 second two lengths I'm
front Of Mercer Who sot away poorly and finished
Eif me fa-E NJ speed
Ths fsyorito Tioga. played su un.mportaut part
n ts second race for maiden tW"-year-old hlhes-
Sixteen vent to The post, and sgraWuy lot they
loossd Sontsg made tho running Tor half q mile.
and thsr went to the rear Tn the stretch CorsCate
vert 70 mf front and. leading the rest of the
vly Eol IN d driving finish by neck With Pearl
DrsY sosnd three lengths before Florham Queen.
Eho vas heavily played the maideus went 20
ne post noga vas never nearer the front than
fourth position. and that was al the finish The
ShHg vas quoted m 80 % :.
another fayorte acted In the most dismal fash
H IN the race for three year-olds and upward over
~ Wthers MI, knight ~ Rhodes opened A.
10 IN the betting. but Veut hack 10 even money,
E'h the result Vhch often happens to fayorites.
ne knight Vas never prominent and vas badly
hsisn. LORD Badge took the lead a feW Jumps
ron the start and he remained iu front 90 the end.
shining rsthe~ easily by Two lengths a. the re-
n-nsratiye odds ~ 30 o. T. knight q Harlem. Al
Etol Vas second length before Barouche, third.
Martin rode Lord Badge and did his work well
Cochran had th- mount on the favorite. and he did
nC peFseyere win the beast as some thought he
olght % have done
Old Hutch and Mr Brown. a couple of Western
gentlemen were almost equal favorites Tor tho SELL
ma race for three, esr-olds and upward over the
Whsrs Nile Old Hutch Vas oH well. and imme-
casy Faced into me ieae. setting the pace for the
.ssnsin1er - ne journey and winning easily oy
@ re lengths FriCd Krupp came from ne rear
I ision N tno stretch and fnished second under
hscferns vigorous riding = neck before Satlre.
= latter Rll Do better with ntrls less weight
slss n the lsv Zorosster was backed from 70
.n - ~ o. ana hidden in his best styie uN lNne. ne
raae by star n the West and won az the post by
rlS dozen Jumps rom tho wire star oI me
5smon On the f7,-rits ana captured the purse by
Z. smallest ~ margins
There were no races ove- The Eclipse course dur
~ ne day. and tho spectators were thankful. As
ny Wfrr enabled see the races from start ~
-llsh Lucisr lane the kcntu~kN Jockey. who mas
NJ u the froDt with such rapid strides during the
iesent season. UlN ride in England next season.
y vas said after the races that Lane had ACCEPT
: James p keeves ofer of = salary ~ A-""s
ar ano that 10 might 70 abroad after the close
I no present season The track was heavy ana
At attendance good The summaries
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