New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.
THE RACETRACK.
HOLM A. BRAKES JOCKEY. LYME, RIDES
FOUR WINNERS.

FOUR WINNERS.
HIS EMPLOYER PRoFITED MUCH THEREBY
FAvoRITEs IN FRONT AGAIN.
The phenomenal success Of Lyme. John A brakes
sockey was the feature Of the racing yesterday al
s3ravesend. The boy had mounts in i've races anu
brought four Of them home winners ms VICTORIES
were won with Old Hutch. TO 10: MIG rhyme II
10 8: Andy williams. 70 5. and Merito Q 10 D. AZ
sorney his mount in the fifth race was nor placed.
The players again had an inning ana 1ouF o-' u
Six favorites got the money.
The heaviest individual winner Of the day was
John a Drake who followed the mounts o. ms
sockey faithfully. Had the prices been longer ne
vrould have won an enormous amount AS IL was II
Is probable that his winnings were not Tar pe4o"
$500 He was undecided what 10 GO ABOUT me
handicap that won by Lyme with amy WIZ
fans and was earnest consultation Win MS col
r-ed commissioner I'D 10 the last moment. Then he
decided to stick 10 his Jockey and hurried ID d
commission the winner.
Andrew Miler's shifty hlly Wild Thyme gave an
impressive performance by winning the Aloerlarle
Stakes from field Of ten two-year-old nlies Win
ease Lady Albercraft and COurtmaid broke Ike
lightning and raced like team for -FOUR 1urloIss,
Coming around the turn into the stretch wiz
THYME moved up the outside, and roTnplhe US
the leaders won like q really good My hE d lels'l
and half in fast time Courtmaid stopped 70 give
show money to Sparkle Esher, who followed Lady
Albercraft in.
Iouis Bell scratched Hermis out Of the all age
handicap at a mile and quarter depending on
his new purchase Francesca. to beat Andy Will
dams and Hunter Raine. Francesca was an odds on
favorite but history does not record that NJ. SCI
made the heaviest bet Of his life on him he ana
Hunter Rsine ran together for a mile, but when
Lyme turned Andy Williams loose ne Ealke1 oeFr
them and came home three lengths IN the leao
Hunter Raine getting the place from me la'oIIIe
~ TTajneTs do curious things sometimes. Hunter
1aaines trainer, Tor example, W a. S,,ra
thing ana started him in the handicap; where an
outside chance was al mar Gout4 oe rS as he
the Wav - ana winning by length with plenty TO
spare at the end The two equine Jokes. May j.
and Chiron. starters here ne former was At
The Musketeer Won the frst race at to !. surely
exceedingly liberal odds TO quote aganst morse 10 o.
Of his extraordinary speed the last time out He
was not heavily backed yesterday. Horses kno"
i''' any THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Au ages. handicap: about furlongs
81 Betting f
Mrs Esss4,5 FsEs aysf The ~ H7sf sf6 81
clo[ita lG 20 I4S9ss1s, 81 I'D
Young Henry 1ls Codonl 70 and 70 s. DenurT T6
116 Qandryn. % 70 and 70 l; Belle OF LeHiton io
snS - !: Star Of the West IS cochran and
TO 1 B s a ana 80 . and and Z Marx Lane LIDO i6
by & length. Tine. l-1o-
SECOND RACE-seling. for 5-year-ol1s: lie miles.
c, h; Smiths b b. C. Old Hutch 3 By 80 on,
WaWekls-Bink. lee-- ---.--'---,t EEn} soP 9l
e. rs Due gS iI2edfeTa} 3 is SIS
,o s2S s il l ssa % B8as sRd 10 e an 9 %
/; Hot 1o6 Ciichaelsl 20 "a ana 10 70 d
May J. 9s olIes) loo = and 500 70 J. an9 sn r5
sFa5SE BY 800 leigh To a3 T 50 t. also raH s
THIRD RACE-T9E ALBEMARLE STAKES; 2-year-
old hHies; So furlongs.
Andrew Miller,s b { Wild Thyme, by :, 9,
Lady Albercraft, 100. tI{ice) 81 s.
Light lo7 Shaw 50 to and 20 TO !: LAZY 10y
gsuth0. 10 and 70 l. Courtr1aid 80 (AIichaels 20
and TO !: Kentucky R@se % G7edfer). Is e and
good. Easily by II lengths Time. 1901
FOURTH RAcE-AH age handicap: IL miles
A shieds's br c Andy Williams by
tzanter Rans. iTsedfsTn} 49, out
Start good Easily by lengths time. 2:os>s
FIFTH RAcE-sellng; 2-year-olds: about 6 turlOngs.
p.:.I soheTTs R oh nEa Rsss eanr by
Christine A. C,iarTiaj 81 q
,o o sa l2 e 6 ah to d A to- Di ~ G G2R:
ana 70 p. Mqpids: q scTsaqerl 200 and 50
,ng Glass So l9s an9E2 40 70 sn4 L to i ssPs5
,mshas 50 to zS enc y to 10 2 E9s 81 Force i
Sc 10 T. cRcie az Teansn, 200 10 ana 50 to y w ana
fuIl Snyder 50 and 20 |, and Arthur %
Easily by ? lengths. Tine. I:I1A. OA'
sIxTH RAcE-sellinE: years ana over: mile
and 20 yards
worth-Modjeska. $. l1s.---------d yne) s. s-5
1 1si16 s1sF3 ]. ss cots1s 2sS ii =
Ascension 90 Csnyderl. u to to /: Grail. ee
SO ps5aY' s q 50 Past % it SHIFTS @ = and Fon
ot IS . az and to to f9 e.t 70 to d May
ferr) 80 and 10 70 and Bserta % NGchaels) 20
Time As,
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