New-York tribune., 1902-07-26

the running for six furlongs when wonderiy
brought Cuspidor up alongside. The pair raced on
even terms to the last sixteenth, but Cuspidor
stood Wonderly's drive gamely, and the jockey
lifted him home a winner by head. 1t
of jockeys at the end. and little Shea was out
ridden.
Father Bill" DAILY has apparently discovered,
late in life, that II pays to employ good jockey.
even If he costs a few dollars than stable
boy.
CogsweI, Western horse. which arrived here
only few days ago. was pounds the best in the
third race for. although bumped by Baffied at the
start and getting away absolutely last he outran
the field and a clever race by length. at odds
of l. Creamer made too much use Of Handi-
capper first, the favorite might have pushed
the winner harder. John A. Scott another
Western horse TO score and he threw mud in the
faces OF his rivals all the way. winning with
ridiculous ease by six lengths. Cochran, Bullman
and Burns too anxious to beat the barrier in
this race. and their anxiety cost them S25 each
Belle Of Lexington is a noted mud runner, and
IL seemed likely, with Ben MacDhui and Sad
ducee out that she could win. doom made the
mistake OF trying to rate her. and she will not run
that way Lord Pepper all the way, with
ease. and Gambling beat the favortte a length for
The going suited Africander but he had to be
driven out to beat Ifoga half & length and those
moments Ben Howard sprung the surprise of the
day by beating Mosketo, Mercer, Philippine and
Petra ii in the last race. The winner was at L
Martin crowded other jockeys in the fifth and
gerald reported him to the stewards
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Hghweight handicap; all ages; fur
Ee Betting F.
T RsgRsr sssss h. S 9rd pSRPs sde1 A 1s
ssTie sTeiaf 6f LsanFTon % s. (6dom' Is-io IS
Wealth, 100 0yonderl) u to and TO O. Torehlight ias
tRice1 300 to and 90 l. and chiron, lOs Mes. so
70 and % to !. also ran. Start good. Easily by
lengths. Time. 1:i5as.
SECOND RAcE-selling: 2-year-olds; furongs,
;. ". Schgrr,s Gh c. John A Scott colt by =,
gSIssss gsSs5 s 5::a=s4} i$-f SS ii u
Dolly Hayman. lOl CAile 80 to and 10 to /; Sweet
SsRs % 5S 70 % to 2de ena sTng 20 S J. d4 aDsm sm 40 %
70 ard - 70 A9raen o7 7Ag1i s o Coehah and tS g
M9ha9Tas S lo7 @ gti9e and to 10 and Knor 5o n M 6i
MARTINI and 10 TO l. Pearl Diver 1O4 Gtedfern)
10 and candareen, % % o;connorI. 90 to and Is
= ii6s a'' '1n ''4'' ''o' i-@''' y ''DS'''' '''
THIRD RACE-sellng; years and over: i-le miles
p. Mlies,s blk g. cogswel. by Jim
49, ! b. ;:s9::s; q =
Sc Cd oSoTnor 80 g and 10 to and &c Georgia Gard
bad cleveriy by a length. Time l5o
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap; years and over IA miles.
i,ii,T & pays o Oh g cusDidor So6Gsa,3 5g oTss ~
Tsas Tom Kenny s " Z shaw s5hss' r1id 80 Ss Out
Start good. Driving by head Time 2lOT.
FIFTH RACE year-oIds: ) furongs
Deinael & DHyer's b. Afrcander by
Star Ruby-Afric Queen. 122 .OiartinD 10 out
- { fNon1erlyb
Mount kiEcO lO@ fRedfernb 3 l5--I
semper viva1 iO2 Jackson) to l and s to l; IIsek
eHsaci- l02 nsleel. 10 70 ] and TO ]. Blue and
Orange iOI tshaN). 10 and 70 =. also ran starr
good. Driving. Time 1923.
SIXTH RACE-seilng; years and over; l-lG miles
A. shields's b. Ben Howard by Ben
StrOme-Mary Howard. 3 s4.... .fsheaD l2-1 -
nosketo a. -. -tAchaelsl a 10
mercer. D. lOo-.-- scdfern) 3 3-5
Petra II. Ciartn). and 3 10 l. and Pbunrtno
lol twhite) 10 ] ]. also ran start ennS
Driving By a length Time. 10 @''''