New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
race No. l. eighths Of
FIFTH RACE-Maiden
FNlturity Course.
SIXTH RACE-Handica,
GETAWAY DAY AT GRAFESEND.
A CHEAP CARD AND POOR SPORT FOR THE
FINISH.

It was getaway day at Gravesend yesterday. ana
the card was not of such high quality as to be
worth much consideration either in retrospect or
prospect. There not a fixture on the pro
sramme and not horse Of real class appeared
upon the track For all that. form was pretty
well lived up to, and only one long shot was sue
cessful Rox boro coming home first in the third
race for maiden fillies two years old, at ~ TO /
The result In this race was due largely 10 a poor
start for which Mr.. Fitzgerald took all the
blame Miss Louise, Pink and Figardon were IeIl
AT the post and Pride Galore. the favorite' was
not much better off AS the barrier rose Murray.
the starters assistant. stood right in front OF the
favorite and Buchanan had TO pull up or ride him
down. The Galore flly made up lot or ground
but could not get up in time to be in the money
Roxboro led all the way. and at the end was a heao
in front of Gold Money. who closed with ter
rife rush in the stretch.
Grand Opera is z game and consistent coit'
though not of high class, and he ran MS race Sea
terday. finishing length to the good IN the rliie
and seventy yards rac.. that was secoid Oh Inv
card Burns drove Slipthrift hard at the ehu'
and il looked as II he got the place but the judges
saw Connecticut first and placed them that way.
Connecticut at 10 TO for the place. anu ms
sudden Improvement enough 10 set one IH''A-
ing
furlong handicap. but he carried a good deal OF OF
his owners money too and beng an, at mnder such
conditions. Smart Set rank in ana QUIT drad @
led a good part OF the journey. but "eakeneo a. az
the end and both Ethics and Eincitor. one OF the
oqgsf qgs hS Bensonhurst should have been asked
10 ION ff sfrcsnder and Tantaus Cup beat him. the
former easily ana the latter a f tho mace
An aggregation of potentially excellent sausage
meat appeared for the last race Nine
have been surprised Agnes D: was the ohls p atLr
peTGrmer ay In the on lG oen sno cottage broke
THE SUMMARIES.
Il Rfr
a355is s:t c:;5Ss
5enrias Ben HoT2Td Va Me- ,; 4'? 90 connoP 81 a
10 ssapsa an and % to an& aafP
ndoo,s and 20 to l d sasn omh bCS q 70 and to
MaIas la l III 4 w lS and DO to and SasidGr 10 ha
i6 to ) and even swamplands. 1ol % oco9nor1 90 10
and an 20 also 59 ra and sia good RIDDEN out by head
SECOND RACE-For 3-year-olds; mile and 20 yards
II Mackays blk 4- Ii Grand '6eohn64, 0Pea; 6y al TO
%Sss;fRP': BIG: s=S:; ii -
Price oao and & to o 5 WhifsGFss' snSs ,S5 90
{4sa2 c4ss2aeI 70 800 80 ana and start poor
Ridden by a length. Time. LAG
THIRD RACE-2-year- ar-od maiden hies
D. NJ Cinch's b. Roxboro by Candle ~ o ,
f:ssa So Sisss:s} ~
s 9o4P;9n % sSa 40 to e to sna d 80 gsd. to g. Wiz H.
osse and ken,noE fsna 1a R9ss s@,b 1l2 90 sd se
and IL To /: Galore, l12 buchanan TO and
"a 10. Rrers (Shea), 20 and q to !; Dunluce
i12 CI8aree) and 40 /, and Little Adele IL
1lulluanl l. also ran Miss Louise PINK
and Fgardon left at the post Start bad Driving
by a Time. 90
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: years and over: mile
a furlong.
C F. Dwyers b. c. Ethics. by Charaxus- , .
7,IsS i&s5as4i3 @sil@iP, Il -
Smart Set ll2 COConnor), 10 and 20 o. Janice. 100
Q)oggett l and to /. and Alske. " oCrearner)