New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

SEVEN CONTESTS. But ONLA i"o
voRrTEs wIN-sACRIFICING 500 BILLS
generally the outcome when only the rifra'f
- che tboroughbred world are sent 10 the post
The races a. Gravesend yesterday were neither III,
-.rAs+fnE nor irvie1raJing. and they were poo1'E
AMENDED. Practically all the contests We're OF tl.S
o,-s--ig,- order. ana while several Of the he'rS
,rs-a rz-re and unwieldy the others contained o'>
: 4a7T animals Of the seven races the -@H"''''S
-rsre successful in only two and those VINO "'7,i
On the horses according TO their previous P1'-
4o-o were more or less debiitated al the close "a
the day
Features there were none. for there was not a
stake race on the programme Four o. the see
contests were mere scramhles, each OF less &C.
~ f7,-longs. 2 programme furnishing medium
for gambling but bringing out Atie Teal SFo-'
Under the circumstances visitors hao no u''''
IN walking about the ring without interference @
jostling. ~-
II was A profitable day. however for STATE Se''-
Tor NcCarren and his Tarlnlaly Han H-e-S' -oi
the Senator captured TWO races during me altsl-
,,oor and II IS reported that he won Handsomely.
t-on11ndrlrn. on account Of lis good race OF d i'"
days ago. was made faVorlte II the one mile ana
seventy wards selling race SjeEedore was almost
g. well fapcied while the ODDS quoted against the
chances of DR. Riddle went by hts and turns from
To I to I 20 ! and back again George l. Silltil'
better known as 'EttsburE phil Is SAID 10 nave
raen 2 heavy winner On the result He has in the
usst adopted clever schemes TO hoodWink the layers
Of odds and the scheme credited 10 him yesterday
shows 1nanciering of 10 mean order. Just before
The animals We're sent 10 the post Pittsburg Phil
was reported to have gone down the line betting
Slea bis on Stevedore. This caused the price
10 shorten percepubly against that geldiAg ana
Ienghea proportiorately against the other entries
4 friend Of the pIunger, SAID the report totoWel
close at PittsburE Phil hees, beJtlnS S'3 WI
each b0okmaker upon the chances OF Dr fiCale-
Those VINO pretended 10 know sand that TlttS94TE
phil had merely sacrificed q few lunqEeL-dol4ar
notes N order TO Gel Del1eI l-iee -Oi HIS 11'o'
drum cd
20 nay "a +, iS~ - 1[r4 In and Dr. Riddle
Hp nv bes6 5uorse settIng the place only
few inches IN front OF LcuUItIuIl- lJf TifA-iS
was not left al the post this time
when lie rode Erashee for his regular employer. A
Feat hersrUne the sixth race Tor maiden three
Z-es~-1ls and over Ernshee was backed down 10 the
position Of d : faEorte and seemed 10 have
Inc race won half fUIlOuE from the wire. linen
OConnor appeared 10 think that another head
U9e2 - b a ds Mac Ana GOT ,l in time
10 beat EmShae like distance Tor the place
O'Connor lodged a claim Of foul against doom with
ihe judges, which was not allowed 60
The second race. one mile ana sizteegth, for
all ages 5rg1ght or TONNE! nm t I. ea5L ElS -
year-olds. The Farrell colt was, OF course, ( top
abe 5s' 70 run away 7t rom his baby opponents when
ever Martin wes disposed 70 release his mead ana
die5 by REDEEM. was always within striking dis
sJTe{Gh 6nIl1eT cut lgSl as L5--es Il'5o cone f
by TWO lengths with Bonnihert two lengths before
50 confident had the bookmaBers been that Bon
hilbert |2ul1 VIII thar they had oIfeTed to
field. Il was said that McCarren's friends reaped
Toscan, al z 10 l. won the opening scramble. for
nv a length with Monte carlo third q length fur
Scr fark F--ra a ~ n rsT1rI1Te7 The race for
rwo-vea--old naidens, while Francesca won the /
The closing race went 70 valley Forge who led all
the way and won easily by three lengths
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST HANDICAP. 2-year-olds. ~ furlongs
T b p
o2 HaElass s 'f 9 Tossa 5sp3,1 -, -
S ssSs ca 5s4la Is2.. l5dS}S - =
III 5255i Is to to- s65 70 : and KIM los IS dos 50
length. Time. I,0s-
SECOND RAcE-For all ages. ll-ls miles.
=, z 2lsSa5! sr e b. 6 Nasksy De-
is..s#...: .===.=...= 4 =,
Star good. Easily by TWO lengths. Time 1.47+s.
THIRD RACE-8Iasden 2-yesr olds: 51a furlongs.
y2ys5 5,.I' g9 10 hFoFa, ay Ia 10 a
in;erysl 10 fslaT.iH} d 50
away 10 mo 25s sn go % 3 e 5 42s s,5
s; 40 h5i4 70 ana Sr 20 @ 4i C3ren0
nan >" 70 and IS 70 J. Pride q Galore 10 q~andr5
70 J. Credury 10 smith q to and 70 Iconocas,
SHAW 70 a26 TO /: FI62i, g Ito Jra5ler1 to l.
ana and Julia Arthur 10 (RCeD. 90 10 and - 70
J. also Easily by length Time. lFo5s
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ages: Is miles.
c z, Dryers 2. Francesca. by St
NaIlr7-fralces s. 3 1e4------ shaw s. b !
= t1rra-, tftelfern) : i 81
Herbert. (Smith) d s.
Douro los tO6orn, and 70 L Daily. az Cochran
~ 70 I / and His Emnsnce, Jos l8nei, TO / (
and / also ran. Start fair. Easily By length /
Time, 1929
FIFTH RACES years snc over: selling mile and 20
wards
p NcCarren's b. h d.. Riddle by
ReTnorse ? IG2 Cochran ID 81
ConundrCr. uyne) ID ="
stevedore 90 Smith. 5 TO 10. Rockey lo2 /
gderrin ! and 10 !, and Ben Howard 100 1ite1
fern 10 ] and l. also ran Start far Dr'lhs
oy neck Time. 1-45s-
SIXTH RACE Maldensi years and over: about fur
longs.
F Sanford F. Sons br. c. schoharie by
P0t1ulac-Uurest II, 3, 112--- -todoIn) .
,leeAna 3 loa ,c, Martin 81 al
Aushee . 1l2.--.--....------ ~ ConloT' . % %
The TaIisnan lo9 Smith. ! and 5; Gregory.
ZOE Uyne) 20 ! and 70 1; Twilight ~ tDoGgetp'
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