The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-15
GOLD HEELS VICTOR
SON OF THE BARD TOOK sUBUR- $ BAN HANDICAP.
Pentecost Made . Most Brilliant Run But Was Unable to Overcome .& Bad Start-At Other
 Tracks.

New 1ork, June l4.-liolQ tteels, Worthy son of great sire, bore to the front and gallantly held them there to the end, the colors of Lewee and Brady in the Subur- ban Handicap today over the Coney Is- land Jockey Club course. clipping two- fifths of second on a track not it's best from the mark set by Alcedo winner of the Suburban last year. Courage and speed won for the son of The Bard-Heel and Toe in 2:05 1-5. He was favorite by slight margin in the betting and was ridden in nasterly fashion by Wonderly. Fully 5000 persons watched the Subur-- ban from boxes and the grand stand, trees. roof and lawn.
 Luck put down her finger and stopped new record. She said no 3-year-old shall shatter the tradition of the Subur- ban by winning it. Pentecost was possi- bly, her victim. Badly bunted at the far turn he came through the stretch like a tornado. the older horse holding the advantage by a short length at the end.
 Blues. Tammany's pride awoke when two-thirds of the distance was done to the cheers of his loyal adherents. His sturdy effort to get to the front is what dashed aside the youngest Pentecost But the battered Pentecost game from the ruck and beat him out of place honors. Lengths behind Gold Heels, Pentecost and Blues was Sadie S.. Herbert was still far ther back along with Reina, the lucky winner of the Brooklyn handicap. Ad vance Guard. well away from the post, dropped back and was lost before the first turn was reached. Advance Guard is no sulker. but for some reason he ran badly today. Gold Heels. off sixth. rush. ed ahead and when they first passed the wire was neck and neck with Pentecost and Contend. The last record breaker and dark horse was the leader. His heartbreaking pace turned to water the courage of some that followed. Closing in the back stretch Shaw. on Blues. ha and to the front. dashing past Pentecost. bunting him hard Rentecost. long striding horse, was caught of his bal ance. and sheered heavily into Contend. Then Contend gave up the ghost and fell to the rear finishing absolutely last But Blues dash had not been challenged He shot past Gold Heels and soon there | was a clear length of daylight between many Cleverly rated close to the wall Wonderly was bringing in Gold Heels. For sixteenth of mile they were all most alone. But Blues heart went faint l and we'll into the stretch Gold Heels~was l overhauiing him. passing him, leading | him. Then came that grand struggle of Pentecosts. He was four lengths in the | rear when the leaders turned into the | stretch, but he came on, gaining at every | stride. A hundred yards from the finish he had Blues beaten and slowly he began | to creep up on Gold Heels. who sprang l forward again under Wonderlys urging and so they passed under the wire Gold | Heels first by half length, Penteco a | length in front of Blues. The horse that | may carry American Turf colors to the | front in the English derby next year won | the first half of the double event. He Is | Mexican, Clarence Mackay's sterling colt, | which picked up top-weight. 129 pounds. | He was admirably ridden by Burns and
 won on the new Futurity course in | 1:06 1-5.
 First race. six furlongs. main track | Gunfire. 110 (Burns). Il to D, won; Co
 bourg 123 (McCue), 6 to 5, second; Lux
 Casta lO5 todom 60 esn to l. thir6 bT6iin Tims Whittier ran.
 Second race. mile. selling-Port Royll, | 107 (Shaw), to ,. won; Bessie Mccarthy Ill CWonderly). 8 to 1. second; Courtenay lO1 (Shea). ? to 1. third. Time 14l. Gib- son Light, Shandonfield. Carrier Pigeon Sweet Clover. Father Den, ran.
 Third race, the double event for $5,Wo five and half furlongs.Mekican' IF. | (Burns). ' to 1, won; Gold Maxim, III l tBuchanaD, 10 to 1, second; Predietion ic! ! IF Shaw, to l, third. Time l;oo I,S Irish Lady. River Pirate, Charles Ell 1 wood Monte Carlo ran
 I Fourth race, the Suburban Handicap Aeels, 124 CWonderly), to l. won; Pente'
 cost, 99 Redfern). to l sescond; Blues PA (Shaw). 6 to 1. third: Time 2:oo l-5. Sa' die s, Water Cure. Advance Guard. Ar l den, Monograph, Herbert, Reina, Contend
 FYfth race. last five furlongs Futurity course-Janeway. 11S (Bullman,, lo to l l won: Ace Full 1lS (Burns). to 10. second Fitzbrillar 11S (Wonderly), 10 to 1. third
 Time 1 OO 1-5. Rockford. .Oakington+ Short
 Hose. Kumshaw. Reckoner, Frincelet
 Light Step. Lady, Trebla, Madame ". DI
 sey. Begardo. Transformer ran. Barn
 stormer finished second but was disduali
 fled.
 teenth miles on turf-Royal, 1o6 tWonder ly). to l. won; Lanceman, 1Ol (Bren
 nan). Otto 1. second; Brigadier. 1G
 (Bullman). to 1. third. Time l:41 l-0. l Hi'
 Eminence, Ccithness. St. Flnnan, M | neral Trump and Caller ran
 Entries for Monday.
 First race, five-eighths Futurity course -Rensonhurst. First Chord. 1l2; Alsona
 Our Nugget. 119. Athel. GlennEls Mayo
 Graham, Rockford. Iranum' aIn .nenIa,, Biue Rih [, | bon, CruaChen, IL, Erord' DSIohhIte
 Second race. mIe-Swiftmas. 123; Kim
 Hanover. 116: Old England, 1lS; Col
 Smith. Francesca. III; Ten CandIes' iuo
 buncle, Alsike. l05; Rorane, Belle or Troy
 Kamara. 103: Sister Juliet 96; Keynote
 93 Grail 91
 of Futurity course-Astarta, 120: Lad,
 AIbercraft, Ills: Anna Daly, Fair Lass
 Lass O'Linden. Ada May. Miladi Love
 Roxboro Rosetint llo. ,, ,
 Fourth race handicap, mile and al eiehthENones. 124: Water Cure, Kim Hanover, 12o; Colonel Bill. 1ls; Ethics. 1l6 Smart Set. Vincitor. Ill; Mertto, lO9; Sadt
 S, Royal. 1o6; Lanceman, 1oS. Fifth race. three-quarters mile, man trackIThe Dancer, Sterling Fox Titan King Edward, 116: White Crest. LOT Badge. Chiron Foxy Curley, Fire Esga pc pc Trinket. Maratrisa, Mint Bed. Destitute Pink Rose. Clipper, Tact. Ill:
 The following are also eligible: Fran ' Keane. Remorse. Choate, He; relescop' Sixth race, the Grass selling. mile an , a sixteenth. on turf-swiftmas, llS; In trusive, li5; The Amazon, HE; ,,,lr, Xiteliu' [ Henry Clay Pye, III; DactyiN' NGmera l06; Jack Demund 104; Bessie Mccarthy 9S; Trump 96; Cryptogram, Brunswick 93; Shandonied, 91.
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