New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
THE RACETRACk.
THREE FAVORITES. BACKED BY EN-
CITED WOMEN. SUCCESSFUL AT
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
RANALD CAPTURES THE sPINDRIFT. SER
GEANT THE PANSY. AND ARGREGOR
DEFEATS BLUES AND HERBERT.

sheepshead Bay track yesterday. but the course
was heavy from the rains of Wednesday night.
Three fayorites successful, and consequently
the profits Of the bookmakers were not so copious
as on days Of the present meeting. The
rrandstand yesterday seemed TO hold more women
than men. FYsterical screams rang out whenever
the horses flashed past the judges stand indicating
that some of them had wagered mony on the
winner The women have no trouble placing their
wagers for the stand was overrun with young
men. who made a business OF carrying the money
of their women customers into the ring.
What expected TO be the best race OF the
day the fifth on the programme, a handicap
for three-ycar-ods and upward. Advance Guard,
the sturdy cempaigner. was scratched, and the
name of Cameron was also removed from the list
OF those remaining, Blues, usual. was made an
odis-n favo.l,e, and usual, he disappointed his
admirers. Herbert the second choice. AT the
opening the betting. long prices were obtainable
against the others Argregor opened at 10 TO l. but
Ike play his chances was SO persistant that he
went TO the post at to L Ethics, the most er-
ratio Of brutes opened at to and went PACK 10
Is l post time
-rc many people the will not make pleasant
turf history to read. The Isht-weighted Tom
Kenny went out make the pace. with Herbert
second. Blues third and Argregor close up FROM
the raising of the barrier Ethics fell behind. ana
remained there the enc. When the others m
ished Ethics was about half furlong down tbs
track. IN Gay Two this untrustwortny i-i-liia-
may surprise the tu-f world again py caEtu-4i-7
enofber set of winning brackets. Tom Kenny
when Argregor came through and challenged niI-
Arsregor wen. driving, by half q length. WIN
Tom Kenny second, three lengths before hIues'
who was eight lengths before Herbert EthlcS Ic'-
lowed somewhere down near the bend In the lIach'
The Sir DixoI.-Bor.nie Blue II colt has pfoo"p'
burned CD enough money this year to start ma ma
tional bank. Some people reuse re,usea 49,. 10 p '
The Spindrift fo- three-year-oIdS, DtS4n VIII
starter. J. B. Haggins fanad was the favor5ei fd
,5iSa 0oir1rrl1
ct Chicago, among the starters VIII WIN 9nefei
in the betting at At post time his odas bi h5e
heightened 10 Y to and TO w69 lo5 had NO further
consdeTstion %as io for hin The light weighted Sun
Lhss euTsd T cL cLnI,i ih m the stretch and, nursed
" bS two lengths cnard in the Paffffi ffrd1ed {hfes
the latter backed down from 10 to TO 10 l. "e'o
Only six We're left in the FalSy Stakes for fS and
yeaods seTgeant was iaTI an tS In@bectoP 3 geld
ing making the running & &c suli Eid nser one Of Your
T-nee Williams g youngsters AS gooa a. ~ - ~
W c. Whitneys Ciuntire Would @ ,t htFe tnr tnrae-
sa GGnfir in his stan and al.eWed Pretol9S to
choice and showed disposition TO 6raI5 ,t SaTS -
the issue early the C9aurg was pr9npIbs TbS
En into ~ the gL0f0 FTetorius ci came through s e
Isl furIong and challenged The AnSkereeSf' me inc
htpey I've eIt lengths be2ore Saducee The tired Coburg
next head away Ie ana and Me IN the race
for tHo-year-olds at re ana taI. lullHi.ts 1-i
Ing tG 16S5 :" in reserve BoutonnieTe was second d
nsG6 IN a6frers 51? o ncadin some Of the
Jockeys. Wax Candle found the weight against
An even dozen went to the post in the last race.
eonsderabe joiting at the turns. with JACK bs
Mund setting the pace o most S OF Naos @ Wa fT bac
in The ruck Those in from turned ~ide lnte I'm, di
through on Iile ra1-i IA P1Iiii5s q - II eet =
and ''s srampiands third Ascension the even money
favorite was never prominent and finished in the
ruck
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES years and over: fOrloase-
oSosRoiE2.Iie MR,Shsy q eia 3 d8uiis 81 Il
Ess551ss Nsss1.s 5itss4s4a, Sslss, - %
cooourg 5 l2a Codona, IL to and to . and Homo,
god s.g Dri1ng NV y length; place by lengths Time,
SECOND RACE-2-year-ods; 5l2 furlongs.
Burns < Warehouses; ch. g. Alsono by
.laa3aasis5e al5sassoP2ss is los 9sSH slG
1ss1a6 Sands S To @ f sa5 g z s@5 IL 2 = s
e and TO and M9oda faI i2ey 2 "Tms Pg 10 ensh sf
Place driving by a neck Time. i.C7ss,
.Boutonniere and Leader coupled in betting
THIRD RACE-TIE PANsY-2-year-oIds; furlongs on
?. r. Hitchcock's b. e Sergeant, by In
specJor B-Pansy Blossom, lOG.- tI3urns) 10 out
S6s 5se4 .o5S s. (1ss5@e5} sGfef5 5 5Se-i 81
Daisy Green CIlnss) and 10 ,. Monotau, %
tasrtin} ! = !. and Earl of Warwick. -
(AichaeIs). ! l. also ran Start good
Easily by length; place driving by 212 lengths Time
HES.
FOURTH RACE-THE SPINDRIFT; 3-year-olds; handi-
cap: rs miles.
:. b Hagein's ch Ranald. by SaIvator
Scotch Fir. 1lo---------0 0"Gnderiyl ~ -
Cunard. 1o6 tAlarlip ~
tHurns' ) III
Arsenal lr9 tOConnor). u and . to /: Kindred
shaw , and to !. sun Shower, 80 tShea)
30 10 !. and Smart Set U3 todoI) o TO alC
ais good Easily by lengths; place
driving by ? lengths. Time. I:3i %
FIFTH RACE-Handcap; years and over; 3-l6 miles
c T Bootss D. c. Argregor by Brutus-
Tom Kenny. J. Sc tSh.dl
tMartnD i 10 GU
Herbert l2l Smith. and 10 / and Ethics, q
lCrearnerl ! md ]. start Div
by = length; place by lengths Time 200
SIXTH RAcE-3 years and over; selling; l-l6 mile
Goughscre Stables ch. g. Moor. by Mo . : .
recco-kislern. ). lUS------- ,Ii-alo.y5 30 %
Philippine 3.
Swamrlands 3 92....-...--CD. O'Connor) l5-1 .
Priace Richard us ,Martn). II TO and 10 l. ohnet
1I5 5Cochran q ! 10 J. Bounteous. lge Nv on
deriy; 20 ] l: Jack DE Mund lu1 ,ETenlshJ
g 70 ! Justice l04 Hurnsl 20 70 ana o L
l AND, 10 L i