New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
RACING.
OLD ENGLAND WINS THE IROQCOIS
STAKES AT BRIGHTON
RoXANE BEATS BONNIBERT-THE RIVAL
SOLD FOR $l0oo0-HURsT PARK A
GOOD COLT


Iroquois Stakes the Brighton Beach track yes
terday that making trouble for some
body. The withdraw of William c. Whitney's
Meddler colt Goldsmith robbed the race of much
of interest. for il took away the only entry that
seemed 10 have a good chance 10 beat Old Eng
land The Goldfnch gelding far outcassed the
field, despite the 123 pounds he had carry and
the fact that mile and d furlong is long way
for him. that he and his stable mate Homestead
held > against in the betting. En-
shee Gold Cure and Connecticut long odd7
and little money wagered their chances \
good many OF the wise division however, made
bets on Gold Cure to take the place from Home
stead. and owing to careless riding Jackson's
part. he all but did the trick.
Old England went to the front when the barrier
rose. and he stayed there until the journey was
more than half done. At that point Gold Cure.
whom Odom had sent up from the rear, managed
10 get his front. II his last effort,
however, and he soo1 fell back again when Old
England began run in good earnest. Home
stead came up the rail at the turn for home
and soon had second place in his grip Gold Cure
again the finish under Odom's drive. and
as Jackson had stopped riding his mount Mr. Sea-
grams colt only barely missed getting up in time
10 snatch the place. 1t looked if Homestead
might have beaten his stable mate, had the effort
been made. As IL was. he nearly lost the place.
and Jackson called into the stand by the
stewards and severely lectured for his careless
ness
II looks if Mr. Keenes Kingston twO-year-od,
Hurst Park. going TO develop into a colt of
class. Yesterday he took up l22 pounds and won
from Afrcander like a good colt. Hurst Park
beat Africander Sheepshead Bay. the Star
Ruby colt was then conceding eight pounds. and
with even weights up there a good deal of
doubt felt about the ability of the Keene candi-
date to repeat his performance. He did it. though
and without much trouble winning, with some
thing in hard. by length Africander trailed the
field most Of the way. but closed with a good rush
and beat InVincibe for the place. The time
fast Hurst Park has been steadily improving,
and It is yet impossible 10 say just how good he IS
Daffo-doWn-dilly the first from lot
of maidens. leading all the way. and rolling in two
lengths before Courtenay. The latter crossed Bar
le-Duc in the stretch. and disqualified for his
offence, second place going TO the morse he inter-
fered with and Lady Iona being moved up for the
short end of the purse
OndIrdis betrayed great anxiety TO leave
q paddock when the felo parading for the
second ON the track Odom dismounted and
the the hlly was led 70 the post This did not please
action after the race was over. Irene Lindsey was
Ii Mosketo had not been many pounds the best
in the sixth rae. he could not possibly have Won
10 around the entire field. This he did quite
handy; and was three lengths ahead of Prince
,Roxane was held too cheaply by the talent after
Fiylng Buttress had been scratched from the nth
ITscss AlIhoggh the maTe had beaten OLD Eng
sheapahesd sT there h m somehow nrevad am inn NJ
preston that mile was her limit. Consequently
time Bonnibert smothered Keynote so easily the
dTst Of this week that despite the weight most
horsemen expected him to win. Consequently he
was always at odds on Cuspidor never cut any
without loss Of time and with the mare length to
two lengths behind, raced TO he far turn; Here
Bonnbert's shoulders The colt did not yield with
length a furlong from the wire. and held it TO the
end The race was run in fast time 49,
X. Vanderbilt bad bought the Hanover colt Ham
oe & from b j. ,ds and would send 1 him to
handsrPllt has not bought tiammock; ana II ne ne
The Rival and Moranda have been sold by T c.
The Rival is sqid TO be 5000 The colt ran sec
ord to Major Daingerield in the Realization.
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-Msiaen year olds and over: mile and
GPo''inFi7 3 Fi
Fen E q Ass9sa s29s ios 3sRIsS, 81 -
i.sdy Iona , ~ q, Daly' 25 Il
"a 1ss' e :s5fs@ r. i 4ass
o @ ~ 9@ 9o5 70 "a a. ana X Snsh fe empa4 ss Goes 20
l. TO squire uinne 80 ReAD. 90 70 ana u 10
coaTsasy sT !s'2 e. ,MchseIl i to 10 and >
S&IeIsg s@od Ess2 Psd 5s ns}Ss 5sSS@o Tine ao '
SECOND RAcE-Mares and allcs, years old and over
f1rIergs.
IN; zieslers br. !ron9s Iinqseyy 6y
5s;s: '.ss,:..:: q: .:: o,s$:sS; $3:$; 81 i
1ee -. 5ogsr 50 o1ae,y 70 and 70 a,:os = Anns a
orf ' @ % 70 snd % to to i ead oRo G 81 Ss ebs
l5 6 l. Crush BRADY, 800 10 and l60 to
J. Tcluis. % smith. l. 70 and 70 l; Nyiana lol
Cannon. 300 J ! Eva Mine. ~ dSce), 30
70 and 10 Midnight Chimes. los tConey' - to
S2e 70 !. Dixie Queen l0l Redferu) TO ana 10 l.
and Pleasant Sail. O3 KING 20 10 and 70 l. also ran
star good Easily by , lengths. Time l:137s
THIRD RACE-2-yea7-ods; furlongs.
james R. Keene's ch. Hurst Park. by
.hingsi9n-5 1itha 1T ;cc,c ;c!sha%t j
lnvincbe. I07 fodom) ) l2-1 ID
Athslroy Io5 dapdryl i 80 and !" 70 10 and S BED
goco C1eyerly by length. Time, ZOO
FOURTH RAcE-IRooUoIs STAKES. 3-year olds. Ia
miles
G. e. Mornss b e Old England by Cold
Homestead. -fJackson > ID out
Connecticut, ia Mccue). i 10 l and ii TO .. and
Eulshee lOConnorj to ana 10 j. also Start
good Driving by a head. Time l:5i
FIFTH RACE-3 year oids and over. l mile and a fur
long.
The Pepper Stables ch Roxane; by
pFerblaze-Ondina, D. 1o3-...- HtedfernJ ! - out
cSs5issT' c' : S6a5% s5sam, 10. out
start good Ridden by half length Time. l:51ss
SIXTH RAcE-seiling; olds and over 1-16 miles.
a L. Astes br. 2. Moskcto. BY Masetto-
~ een Aroon 1G3 Wonderly) l 11--5 Ii
ps ps.noe Richard .. lO5........ Gsedern) 81 II
=, @sterton dIuhn). 800 l l. The Pride
efstey - EceJ, l5 10 and q 70 j. shandonheld 100
s.E.,onl Y 70 and G Roseneld. ~ McGovernJ
80 10 J. and Wissendlne, ~ Henderson. and
~ also ran start good. Easily by lengths. Time
DAISHToN BEACH ENTRIES FOR TODAY
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