New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-11
TIE RACETRACK.
TIE STEWARDS QUESTIONED LYME
ABOUT HIS RIDE
THE BOY ENUMERATED AFTER INQUIRY
ADVANCE GUARDS SUPERB RACE
GOLD HEELS SOLD AGAIN

Lucien Lyme the X, niucky hoy whose lidius has
4 boon one of tho features of the ShcepShtsd Ri,
and tirsvtseud meetings this fall ami for who's.
services next year several wealthy hor~r-ovu.rs
competing. put up a ride yesterday In the Sec
ond !. n. Hassu's colt B"utonuiorc that
caused a lot Of talk and induced the stewards Of
/ the meeting send Tor IN, boy AMI question him
Routonniere closed an odds-on favori,. and broke,
I IN front but dropped hack into last place and
nnish,d NTH, swinging almost out To the rail Jo,.
Cobb led most Of IN, trip but River Pirate lradu-
] ally improved his position. and wor, the leader
/ down I'm the stretch. winning 10y length There
a deal OF grumbling over m, poor showing
OF the favorite. especially since he was ridden by
! John 4. brakes jockey. and 20 was known that
I senator Btl. Drake commissioner. had bet ~
/ tensively River Pirate. Patrol Judg, Han told
the wards that Boutuuui,f, had ioit'd and Iyu,
said that this true but that h, had not bottled
until after Tom Lawson had crossed iu 'front.' OF
him sharply that ne had lost his sped and
could not Ice cuntrOI.,d when ne started 90 swervc
This explanation SATISFIED the stewards There Is
reason 10 believe that Boutonni,r- Is .u animal
with pcryerse and uncertain disposition and IN
Colslstncler IA his running should De-. anticipated
Advance Guard again demonstrated that De- va
tht most popular horse on the turf This tine cam
naisner has been raced almost without d rest sine.
MS t"o-yoar-oid season. He has in th- East
from early spring until the SHOWS of Nov,nh,r
ana from November Co April ~ has raced on the
Pacific Coast. In season and out of season in AN
"'athers and an kinds 81 mpany p, has shown
time and again that NJ is most consistent Thor
oushbred in training Never "a burden so heavy
that he will not bear Il unninchuriy. never "a task
50 difloult that b. Will not attempt It CALAMITY.
never pace 50 hot that ~ viii not Try earnestly
10 oNeIiako ~ never drive erc, aud cruel that
hV VIII not noby endure H. n may b.. OCCASIONALLY,
That ID lightly weighted Splinter viii 81 so far
away IN thu first three fuTloUgS Of a Journey that
the old horse cannot carry his Ton o. ,,al ami
catch him, but ~ viii always Try. and II Do. fails
II VIII be- because the task set him Is eqgin.ly i'm
possible This Is the sort of reputation that SUPERB
old Advance Guard has won and sustained in man,
hitter and brGisius contest. Gamen,ss Tx, tnst
OF the bulldog. strength like that Of th.. OK and
honesty Hike that Of the sunshre-alI ar, his n
Il no wonder that he Is the idol 81 tens OF thou
sands OF racego.rs
When Advance Guard last away as usual aud
most heavily weighted usual too. gradually wore
down The entire nclI bog the handicap over "a mil.
anu a iurlons ths' d'3 yesterday racing. aud
Win last ~plondi. effort caught m. living ROYAL
post ii Ma hitI wonder rh.I h .,'i 1,I 3n i,
- iOar "t which = suburban winner might have
slN thou sand Spectators saw q perfs-, exhibition
by a master OF mau-hip upon an ,qure splsT-
dor Racing affords no higher pI,a,ur, than his
.l"oI "a lht big ned. Of which Advance Guard
Royal took command H,ricrt vas th1 inst Of
M f.l,i,d ,b mar - nov ana DE- MAS only
lh. h"ineStr ten. oH the FAR turn Odom iad r.-
ne PASSED his held and set sail for Herbert and
lso$al lie cam as always, on tu- tar out-Id,
,nusashi just managed To- get up in nm, To- earn
when Advance Guard was a tbr.o-, ...,-..r,I D -
hassin oiicred Slo'' for him which va REUSED
GREETED NJ did not -eii him ' t M "NI+I r.
t" ,4. mat % , sun Mould buy him to-day
last enough Tor Titan 10 win th nfth rae fr,n,
t ZOO, ~ ri3 Moon Daisy would have won with
The other winners We're I-,vator az .,.,, ,,..,..
The layers and the talent broke lI' 81 Z"
la'STlten ~lInins n Wa great day Tor ,,dou
,;oia c ShnG fTo1' y INA, = Arm ID has boush,
the McI.eWee sale. Mr. Arnold Is = G'T 5"i,E @'
brood mares sold In this city an .,a,,i,1 rlklish
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE selling: hurdle II miles. .,.. . ..-
~ chr. Oh ,..,..- ,... - T. p
Drsush'sman .isaa' ; 81
nss sa'f fs . las s' 20 ana % @ q, an Man
s Sn5 "a 20 70 M sS 10 to u, ARs, IA 'se @ To-
YslR ne iisia;r, 20 s6a To- / r.m, sla
ham 80 q and 10 q j. silver rss; ~, ~ iirqi'
80 to l. sI.o fair Essi ,' IL 90 TO ana
SECOND RACE Hsnd-s9 for :. y.ar-5li.. A..
81 Nithers Mic. iss
l e Ms % iea.s an slssr rr. co..,
Tom Lawson .GMsrtIn, - .
ma a.ne1 :: 10 ans ; I:.ri u 31E,o .1,
Driving by length. Tine. i-eI ''" start good
THIRD RACE IEoTEcToRY SELLING STAR.
ssear-oids and over ridden ty Apprentice, ~, '5
Course "iSe
rf n.s,. RelP PSa..i,. { M NJ sssn
iis Resske s>.-..--..-------- 6Fiei,her, Ie So
Anal, uIylandl - and e to I -. %
uDanzlgb. 10 and 20 = lielsrip. ,w+N'-T1 - i
T. !, - a., -, A., y. , - o. ami 8 H. a
guod l'Fitins by icng'- Time IN T. ais" ram
Eot-RTH RACE Maiden year ODDS. f.,,..
IL "a Waidens D. T. Of Galore 1'7'
ny 'ialor- Minnehshs IA lo5. .,I;ic.i
s s,'sa rs:A Mar l'S. 5 ssl"G,
Love Nats. lO5 oeodferpi 20 I amt = No. . a., -
Martin T., and > 10 > knieb, ~ n5 G;r'e ia5
ram 80 q" ami - e. iiarTlsor 10 'l.anrl' a. rh
Noun, kiso9 ;, 10 hynr, to snl = Ho6ss.' 10 -, l.
e'e sni 80 . srutn-l 10 'saitR, 'i,,..neily
M to Sir TTouaaolr no ds'esen, iao 80, ,,'' L.
s,sr, good Easily ~ lengths nm 70, s'sp ran
FIFTH RAs'E-Msldsn var. sIds wit,er- ~.
James Kneslr's ~ e. Titan. ny Tito
n1s puchess, ms .---..--.--.- ''ai,nl > q,
%S''p ''i'i,
gs1 FiF e., =, ~, 49,, iss n 70 4 and rsp
rs 'Shee' -, a k,,.h1 'n i lrl ReIs ~
sn, ~ - ara 10 Pre,otts. NJ ,crrstil ~ 'Ne
10 4 siso star god nriytns D, head Tn al
SIXTH RACE Handicap. for = se-r %. ana
mile ana furlonE: vi;hsrs c~urss
c.rru,h.rs a ,. sh,se IS. - In. Asysnc.
F s.s'l x:.l 70 !. ss.sS.:
Euai.r Rains IS ,oeehran.. 10 70 ! ana 20 81
s1 - ST ana 70 Nc aSo IS sss S e