New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-24
THE RACETRACk.
ScAR KILLED BY A FALL IN A
STEEPLECHASE.
.rvp7-Pr. PHIL SCORES WITH BRUINS
u-rcK-THREE FAVORITES WIN RACES
AT GRANESEND-

,rcE-THREE FAVORITES WIN RACES
AT GRAVEsEND-
p+ng,s Highway steeplechase Handicap at
,.,e,6 Yesterday resulted in the death OF one
ho-ses and that his rider escaped serious
" - sae-naa almost miraculous Several OF the
,,o+tons declined the issue for various reasons
- o,iv FIVE went TO the post Sydney Paseus
-Io,co- Was an odds on favorite. with MI Che1n-
49, mir IN second favor. Scotch Bush and
go -oced of when the flag fell as If for six
- s,-5n+ and were lengths ahead be-
- trriorg had been run. They raced head and
$50 IN the hedge on the near turn, where Ihe
so-,+A cs-os q frightful cropper- A cry went up
80, -ba stand as horse and rider went down and
- -ss+ Of the field raced on Glengar broke his
- IN the fall and never moved again Mara
mas stunned but got nothing worse than a DAD
L,5rg No horse can jump safely at the pace
claresr and Scotch Bush set, and the accident
,vas Mainly due 10 Mara's recklessness- Ihat
Scotch Bush did not also come 10 gr1e1 was cue
20 ,,cl and not to skill After the tumble Barry
took hold Of his mount, END she was never IA
serions trouble although Hark Forward threatened
aongar the lest time through the back stretch
The mare was three lengths ahead at the END
..ottsburg Phil" engineered q successful coup
when Brunswick ridden by McGovern. brother or
Terry NcGoTern, rcmped IN an easy winner OF
the third raca. The horse vas run in the name OF
W Keyes "Pittsburg PhiI's' betting commissioner,
and was al 70 10 l Il R shafer bid s., 500 for the
horse after the race and got him at that figure
There was some heavy play on Dom Paul, Jacob
worth's clever Prince Royal gelding TO win the
ali aged handicap, and the horse with the boer
name justified ali expectations He and Himself
hot pace for seven furlongs. when Days
horse weakened and the Brooklyn politicians rep
resentative came home alone, winning by TWO
lengths in fast time. Ethics not backed. ana
he ran as # he knew II Ihose persons Hla9 So-t
animal should have seen Ethicss race yesterday
third fn1shing strong ipse Dixit vas ridden by
Brussel. who is the riniest midget now riding
I9G roqs ms daJe I 6,s s1ces seemed excel
lent. but Redfern rode q sluggish race and ms
mount finished away back, Interval led all the
way and won by half length from Examiner.
Boiesen putting up a surprisingly good finish
Half the field in the apprentice race were an
was never headed Starter Petungills work has
improved vastly OF late. and now could not easily
BE- improved upon The start in the apprentice
race was his only bad effort yesterday. Mr. Pet
rnglii says TIE Suspension OF Burns ana t214li7 IT,
parade before the last race might easily have per
{!asTto non forfrge v@p 4er5av En-
shee. Dom Paul and Osgood being the successful
Nnder. the Jockey has bought his release from
J. " Schorr and is open 10 engagements,
A special days racing viii be given at the Morris
: the Hospital and Cemetery Fund of the New
= '. Ben has bought the Wagner colt Colonel
BIZ from J. E. Madden for price probably about
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Handcap: twoyear-oids: about furlongs.
s. Betting &
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Joe Cobb. 11a Caedfegn) te and to 5: Man5u ia
saa to sqad loo 5cEsaHaeT 50 and 20 . ].
i III ran 9'1F' good driving 'S =
SECOND RACE-KNGs HIGHWAY sTEEPLEcHAsE
HANDICAP; about 2ls miles
M Cha1nble.'s Oh. f Scotch Bush. by -
PotOHaao-caieaonies T. IL gsGTy 90 out
Trsughtsrna1 6 i88--.-.-..... CARSON 25-1 81
zinzlber 1ee Donohuel. to ana out. also , ran
starr good, Handiy by lengths Tine. 4:58.
THIRD RACE-selling; ? years and over: lie miles
Keyss's Oh & Brunswick by , s. Carlo 10
f sen o : l9l &c 5s fieqfsTR 81 s.
% o. oconaor5 100 70 and 70 J. Rocky. 90 Coch-
H g 70 and as, to 2 Start saa GOD A Rssg yo By is
Tine Ia.
FOURTH RAcE-sening; 2-year-olas. apprentice jock
": N Bsr1eks blk. osgood, by FaveT7
Turnpike. u % -fsootf 5 a II
99ss9 Of the oses 80 ds%aF s q to and and g Bon. b
nad- Easily by lengths Time. laShb-
FIFTH RACE-Handicap: all ages: mile 20 yards.
Jacob North's b. &. Dom Paul. by Prince
Roysl-Tartarine. 8. no. SHAW Il A.
Himself 4. -CRedfernD 81 =
4. 1
Nusette lc9 NIichaeis) 8 10 ! and to Ethics IL
NeTJin) ! Mackey Dwyer- 100 Cochran
/ Ipse Dxit, (E3russeD. 20 10 and
l. also Start good Easily by lengths Time
l;ss-.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens; years and over: about
fUrlongs
a. Featherstone's b. Emshee. by Fonso
1.s06 Amsl as E. 3 lSndag} g i
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