The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
GOSSIP OF The RUNNERS.
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piinteats Tor Iuusx--act suevtD IN Train
for VIZ PAGE, -Jsrksy We~ks stall
Tns nea, imuort,ut ensn e~msnt o. h.
rlInll-i ~ Gold Hr-ls vii L.. the Brighton
,Ip a, tvo nit.', mt q quarter. N~isht FOR
40. % b. run a. Bftghton On saturday. july
a Go.d He'd. wa- al right Yesterday and
trainer Allen declared that ~" great cot
woai -lriy u" .r.n m IN" aoove event "
he starts n. wil 20 sibly meet Blues. Arsrc-
cor. Bonnit-rt. fernando. Herbert. Gold
,mi,h. Yankee. ptNi~line and Carbuncl~.
All Of whom are eligible. II u also the iutrn-
ton Of Trainer Allen TO especially prepare
told Heel Tor the Annual Champion
1urn."n ever Sher- Ncrr taking 81 Gold
Heels sensational victory In the Brighton
Handicap on saturday. Mot of them were
..rs.i TIA, tho 500 Of The BARD wls al out
&, a.. last ounce whom he crossed the uh"
laIf a l-nsth IN front Of Blues. II was at the
at siy,sruth that Odom found the great cor
stg.,rus under him aud then BY sheer
courage ssnt on under a hand RID 10 victory
H. r-g,ri TO tho time made. turfmen ~iy that
cod Ilc.l,. WITH ia pot nd-. covering a MI"
AMI a quarter In (: ~ as. performed innnlt"Iy
bitter than Banquet, with los pounds. wheh
the latter ran this distance s,raishtaway AZ
Mon Park In ?0s.. The fact that
cold He-ls had to chanx. HE stride i've times
during the race In MAKING the turns and that
tho rae. was timed from a standing start
ma dc, his record all the more phenomsnAl.
R,n4ue, was timed from a nying start and ran
down a straight incline
All the year Gold Heels has shown that
Ia. Il. a " onderfIl racing Thoroughbred. fnrly
n the -oa-nn tursmen were Inclined 10 pro-
rrlnoe J u HsSgin's WGtercoior the bet
-four. vear-old Of tho wear. but Watercoior
never had a chance TO meet Gold Heels To-"
ION of M-'crcr"Ss- Sabrina might ha'"
measured -tr,ics With Gold Heels la tho sub
urhan. but he was scratched several days
before the event was run THIS was p'rhap-
fortunate thing for Watercolor. for In a."
suburban Gold Heels won In record TN"
liter a hard racs In which he displayed all
tho qualification. Of the ~ucc~ssful thorough
bred In the Brighton. Cor instance. Gold
Heels showed that he possessed courage
II ha had been tho least bit yellow IN makeup.
10 would have been beaten by Blues. a. W"
cratic -ou Of sir Dixon Bonnie Blue "
cam. laundering M to him In the lat hundred
Yards Bu, a. Gold H~~ls Was made % IN"
material that has created champions in years
zone by he won aud won Handsomely.
Turfmcn arr inclined to believe. however.
,ha, II Blues had b"cn ridden by shaw In
toad Of Jack Martin. the Farrell colt might
hav. won Martin rode him well. but not
vtth III. skill tina, shaw usually displays
MARTIN said yesterday that Blues would hsv"
uon II lie had no, been compelled 10 pull
IN. colt up In th. middle Of the haok-treich
wten Northern Star shot his bolt
-Northern star vas dir.c tlv In front OF
Blues.- satd Martin, wien b." STOPPED That
compelled ne to go around on tie outside.
nv which ! had to lore ground blues would
hav. beaten Gold Heels IN a coupis more
STRIDES
men influential In th. AFFAIR." OF 1ausmany Hall
would have burned ~ The rms isrteN
has lost a toa OF money tbs yeI ha,Aiis
RIu~s m all % the bis hsndiosUs. but D." ].
loval 10 the colt and .ull believes that he Will
redeem himself When Farrell and MS friends
saw TO against Blu-t OF saturday they Wor"
surprised and lost no time 10 getting s"n," his
commissions down A. u Nas 'h"y. 'Icsu'd
up quite a bundle Of money from the Ilts"
and SHOW books In previous rscr- Blues
performed IN such n manner that many y! has
followers pronounced hin a s..lt.f uni
a dos. but after Saturdays ri'" ~" colt
appears to have won his way bgcs mo the
good gra,er Of the talel' tie All prov" "A
formidable opp1Een, to Gold Heels Whenever
II tie race H8d h."n run on a muddy track |
Herbert would probably have son ~ As
the o., t-ctattons Of Walter Rollins. aIs o sner. !
william { Nhttney vas greatly dlsapolnt.d
who saowsd an inclination TO stop Early
IN the rae. Port Royal. the k."n-. three |
year-9lt. rom wtom sr"a, t.inss were eN-
he took no i've pounds overweight. IN order
20 let Shss ride. e vas a question %NHetncI
the pace ktilcd him Vas the general opnion
o. tirimsn VITO saw the rae"
IT,: Brighton track 10 Roy Sor.,d"tsd
hecn working ~ ! FOR weeks. scIapIus and
Farrowing 4. until record. are lk'ly 20 10
made nv , q Follansb-e's two-ycNr-o.d
colt Atumada IN Ia" tnitt race on ~tiur-
day weS an INDIGESTION OF va, 70 rhrr,'
Tor the track and within tour-rftNs Of "a second
II TIE bcs' agur"s for an e%lllp'ical cour-"
Major baingsrn-ld. winner Of thc k"al!al-
ton on Friday st Sheeprtead Ra'. nd broken
aosn turn. %, 70 he SLIGHTLY .SsSs"r-'il
up rather lame and sore alter tic ~R'uu@tlnr ,
and t.at sitter cooling out 10 va: h1rily ~.
was out yesterday thkiag n lisht .eNsrri-'
and Trainer Allen says Tint b.. vtll b" ~.
risht ist"r on MsIoT pSiHTrTtrid !, J..nt
aud a quarter and II ~ i himself he should
have no trouble IN winnins Il
Gold Hell, and Major Dainscrneld, b w."
wsy. have won a lot Of money In. stake TINS
year Cor Gen =. { MoLew~e Hud H. rscirg
partner. James Rrndy. Major Dainseraeid
Tidal STA kes aud the ~slizstion. the winner
snare Il which wAs about slAOn Told hr.l,
5000 Advance stakes and tho $1,000 BrigH-
ton Haudicap. In round fgireN tho" two
hors~s have turned over clos TO t'hu.M 4"
their owners, which IN itS'lt j. something
A. tho season Progresses. Z. becomes nor"
mnnlf~s, that Wilism e. whitney, ~tah'"
Will not cut tho svHfh that turfnfcu eNT-Ctrd
vhan lat season tossed. 30 far the rll"~
piue GIfl and Guunre Hr. tho only r"ures"r-
~tative~ NJ tho millionaire turfrRu that lHN"
shoVn real racing form. III" colts YANKEE. !
Goldsmith and King Hanover have all boon
iried and found wanting Yankee was with
tr4Wn from tho pcalilati on hscausn. ~ MIR
whitney EXPLAINED. the colt va not ~ and
" would have teen an injustice To the public
10 have started him INo-. who LAY they
T-~ Co. tho know, declare With great positive
noes tat Yankee viii never r10o again They
sHvfLat hi LEGS will not suTpou h's big frame
AMI that 10 will soon H. retired 10 tho stud
'old.Htth viii have a long rest ip ortfr that
10 RAY thoroughly ouirTow tho crests Of
lot winters illn"ss. Mr. Wli'rey'~ Ma
'u-tium hiss already retired and HRllvhoo
Rev will probably follow him. Tho crack
H.'v Endurance by RIGHT has lsen grad \
u1lly getting into form and may he seen
n a rae" or two later on.
NNdrpv r. Get, r"I4rrr'ly. IL c0trg In
Tor = racing s'Rtic hulh on expensive. lines
III rccef, purchases % the yes rling srle~
- p'"d the IMPRESSION In som. qua rter.
fh : hc Was acting for Mr. whitney. ex-
,~lusi,slv. bit the announcement Yesterday
ma, NT Pag,t had practically closed q con-
'-sot With John J. McCarrrty 20 train Tor him
'u "A .rcrn TO Indicate tlst he viii RAJ.
~ndspe'den,ly McCnncrty AZ arst refused
- di-clos" the IDENTITY Of his new employer.
hu' vbcn AskedO i was Mr. pag,i. he nd
viil III all ~ Ms own hor~~s newt SATURDAY,
n q, understood that he hss tired 81 b~tng
IN owner srd trainer At the same time. VITA