New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
RACING.
r,y0RITES AGAIN TO THE FRONT AT
GRANESEND.
TIE TALENT REWARDED FOR FACING THE
RAD WEATHER - NORNINGSIDE
BEATEN BY ETHICS.

BAD WEATHER - MORNINGsIDE
BEATEN By ETHICS.
There was another disastrous day for the layers
- C5ravesend yesterday. for FIVE favorites were
.zs+7 successful Following upon the heels OF
T5esday when ave first choices came home first,
yesterdays -nisfortunes bowed the layers almost
the earth with sorrow, and depleted their strong
hoxss most efectually- Yesterdays woes were not
oite so considerable for the "bookies as those OF
-te DAY before for several OF the favorites that
Won yesterday were only slightly favored over
other horses.
There was only one fixture the card, as usual
m 2 rnldweek day. and that was the Myrtle
s-aEss arranged with selling conditions With
Nurrsral out. Francesca became the logical ia
,-o-ire and was backed so heavily that he
odds on e. nost tine. Shea rode him with his
usual good Judgment until just before the end.
He ran il q good position TO the middle CT the
hsckst-etch. when he raced up along the Held into
first position and rounded into the stretch with
commanding lead He-A he made the mistake of
easing his mount too soon and Ne-ito all bur
nirpe6 him Oh the post. The favorite was first by
only short head The time was Ia. which
equals the record for the course made earlier In
the meeting by Fried hrupP
Lady AIbercraft IS almost as much OF q pheaon-
enoa st rapid breaking as Hatasoo and she save
another exhibition Of her excellence al that sort
of thing yesterday IN the tAlrd race She olt1ooted
lengths before they knew the barrier vas up.
y.
~ N second place but although she struggled
hard 10 get up Lady AIbercraft was never in the
tsree ieagtas Rosetint beat Tnvinc6le length
for The place. Among the starters We're InJlnc-
ton. Tescan and Our Nugget all OF which have
Ire Big surprise Of the day was furnished ~
who beat Afr. NhiCrey's fine FLY Morningside by
matter Of inches in the second race at mile and
4 furlong. Ethics regarded Of not the
least account IN this race, and closed at twentIes
in the betting while NorningEsde was thought 10
he a moral" and was literally backed at TO >
Ethics got on a2solutSly 5as but same up VII Win "a a
The far turn As Ethics passed Colonel Padden
"a Mg Ps9 @ n gog {ggn TaG9 Is eaok e If We a
or and though stopping rapidly in the last SIX
EoIIe ~ LaltgM IisaI r iTta-f-g1ce ~
F@Fcz ro 7as RIDDEN bT little G thompson. but
the stewards would not allow the protest and the
The highweight handicap found The Nusketeer
~pe and ready u pick plum. which he did IN fast
Shaw hustled hin OF in front t, at me s rise
il the fast time of 1oS So for the short SIX
About the time the fifth race was called it began
70 rain in good shape. and when the horses reached
fhe post the track was the proTerblal sea. OF
% 92tg a ne LIN 5t C5lSf-etos mud most Of the
wE- and coming on and seating him handily by
half : length when Shaw made the call It was
S9a~ 5Er s'24q @ Tt656Fg 6o5 o foness t for the mud made
hin first choice 70 win the last race, and he did
running and winning by Two lengths from Rough
Rll7 The SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Haadicsp. all ages. about furlongs.
81 Betting; g.
b Moes:e6@ss F5i-rysT = IA !-5
H. z17s 3 u5es 13 5. ~ oaderlg} 80 10
ca5uE 12s DsngE99-nl to AID to ,: rs Ez15: 5dc
oC5s-al5 :: and 70 5 Operator. e7 tsheaJ u to
70 i R5uc 20 ciicEselsi 70 to ana 70 J. and
u 81 JsIitsl = Z and > to also ran Start good
SECOND RAcE-Hsnaiosp. ; years and over: mile
and furIong
9 .s: Dryers be Ethics 5 By G7sTaEgs0 ga,5917 %,
y. $780, PR555 li sdfsR5 9sa54R5 III 35i0 II
@ s -fss f n .s5 A4" q @ 4sE aa & 2 = 6adei 6ads s.
to ; ana % ;. Arden. tsheal Is to and ) to i
Tsa. Start fair Driving by a nose Tine. I:5sSs-
THIRD RACE-o-year-oIds. 5 fur1ongs.
>. Bennirg-oH's I. Z Lady Alberc-af, by
a.s, cys'. i!s,::{ 55a5sa H5aS55sa5 -
L-zrlerer Io5 1o,Co1norl. 100 70 and 20 70 l. I1o
5 10 70 and 70 = + 11s6Bo s51 1o e Cicc25 10 70
" g c5on q fs m x5er W Se 40 90 70 to @T9 &n5 @ 20 to /
Eessad ~ &C. o1nPsonl 100 . and 30 e J. & GoItsn
EE sS 81 er95z 4 70 e a i56.s % also ran '4'' soo'
FOURTH RACE-NTRTLE STAKES: years and over
nile and 20 yards.
c 2 DIVERS b c francesca. By St
~ ) 55,:lsss : . a...; ccrss5st s5as75
-he Regent 4 tBCea) II Il
Five Nations SIS CT2edferr), .. and Hin
self III o. Oco1lor) : I. also Start
good Won driving By head Time. l:a4
FIFTH RACE-2-year-oIa Iaaidens: 5lz furlonss-
: P keeae's ch. G Ringdove. by Kings
otoh-CCshat. 1l@------- tSha") i -
saE-1E1o1- 1l2 tBrennan1 40 10
decoration Ii2 tdcCue j - %
Lady Josephine COdo-nl ! and 10 >: Pageant
~ l-andry1 70 and 70 2; Akela ll2 (Shea 70
and 70 /, WzX Candle il2 tFletcher), 10 TO and TO
sua-5a, y toConnor). 10 and 10 J.: Bob hl.laT6
11- fDoggett . 70 and , 10 l; AAhalloTTLass lus
ltos) loo 80 l. Birthstone ll2 fBuIirnanl
10 70 4 Miche-nas ll2 C. thompson. 90 70
and 20 AhunaaGa- IL [fNing 20 70 and % TO l.
5s-kelnaors 112 Cochran 20 % ! and , 70 !, ana
DEM Tasss IO3 fSrr!-h) go 70 l. also
SIXTH RACES years and over: lie miles
Y. c Days ch- c L.ocket by F9eIna-
Token, }. 9e--------------CD ID oConnor1 b %
rough Rider <. lO5- 20 Connor)
Lane Fisherman tReCfern) III e-i
Aster. CRioel. and 70 /: Fonsolee. lo3
Nhice. so - !: Schoolnaster. los telandl.
&c 8 3ounteoue, IO7 t8reananl TO and 10 !.
49, S''-
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE-Righweight handicap six furlOngs.
Name. VT Name VT.
5eEl1o .124 St Barnaby... lV5
Edcle Busch lis Alard Scheck-- Jos
eAtfe -1iT Fair Knight Iel
----s-l ZIG Ileschen ~
oseeI Rockford 10