New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
RACING.
CHEAP SPORT OF THE GUTTENBURG
KIND AT GRAvESEND.


KIND AT GRAvESEND.
There was an afternoons racing at Gravesend
yesterday that must have reminded the oldtimers
of Guttenburg days. There were seven races on the
card, there were many entries for the last
one that il divided into two six furlong
scrambles for maiden three-year-olds or over. OF
these seven races three for maidens and two
were for selling platers There was only one fixture
the card, and that called out inferior field
Of hlies. There lamentaby little class in the
entire seven fields. may be imagined from this
SUMMARY Dom Paul about the only horse
over two years old whose performances have given
him any Of claim to recognition, and he dis
graced himself. Yet such is the swelling boom that
has taken hold of racing this year that there was
a big midweek crowd present despite the chilling
breezes and the leaden skies
Mamari. daughter of Han.ourg. won the Cri-
terion Stakes for two-year-old fes, despite run
ming away on her way TO the post getting away
well and taking a commanding lead after the first
1urlons- SHAW got his mount started badly, is
usual with him this season, but Bturica was only
h4f length behind the winner at the finish. Mar
~ i IN was as al Dlt IeIt at me post but managed
proud OF, although the track was cuppy.
the second race. winning with ease by four
oeh 10 result Star n the 5he pGm OF Of ride that
apprentice who piloted him, if he cannot improve
Hermis. Western horse, showed to advantage
IN IN me fourth race coming away at the finish
and vigorous ride by Burns. got the place from
own way. ''''
The rest of the scrambles may be dismissed with
a mere reference to the summaries. Kittaning who
Won the nTst race, was al 90 to / He was in great
RI Ss si Plae R6oon a full brother OF Blues and
handled by their riders. It was an unedifying days
cheaper class of horsemen. and not at ali calcu
lated to improve the breed Of horses"
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-2-year-old maidens: 5 furlongs
E. Betting Fl.
AA5fsiaaii A:ss 5issss::sss: q 81
a thslEog g 6snn 1la d1nq5y = 20 to and to i Ige Rs
5eTn to and even; oakington ia BOQke, Is 70
60Ta: IL aiiIes5 100 i5ocStora
80 80 70 ana ~ 10 l. ana Iantaias CUP "a Smith 90
start had Won diving by neck lime i' 16a se post
SECOND RACE-seIins; three years and over; mile
'SEaa Saa bsnfl85s29s by b 1aS g
Esas.i:5 Es.s3 i5a= lei s -
$ * . .s e H$iS53 e:
J also ran. start bad Won easily by 4 lengths Time
THIRD RAcE-THE CRITERION STAKES; hnles
II E1HleR 6 sons b , + MamaTi 1,s; 5y Ham; :,
stq5iea R5rs ffa;: .t6ssm 81 81
ESs,s hss s'5i ss 4s19 I 2 2ns 'y:n Ss.s3
6rn 4 p ~ 9oS ana = to l. ana ard Lady HsndeFTas s IL
diving fs s3 hsit I Ssth Ta s.' ios 55 '' ''
FOURTH RAcE-HanaIcap; a-year-ods and over: 1-Ie
H oH,s@Esss N ziEs:' Of n he ven EsE@. j. 5s Her
g.a.rs g.s s:.t 55ss:ss .55s:$s| g - -
EsSon food Won 5' han5 6 Z length a e . @ ran start
fuIlongs.
Z. J. Mtlers b h, alorokanta. by Mo
Tagly TSg Rsferes eEs p s. ssdfeTa 9a92a5 l S5
m % t9 IA as e 3 % to .r5 I R2sfr sec Mfsa @ o1 100
ran 10 to ana 70 l. Brandy smash l0l Q3ooker) u
and 70 !: Ihe Puritan los shaw I3 70 ana even;
To d. 81 jcseaner @ p 70 ana to l. Kingrsae.
5Son driving By bSlf a length, Time, i;i6'S.
SIXTH RAcE-Madens ? years old and over: about 8
furlongs.
wsssn s4als: b conneotfS G2asrst by 10,
WRe EFaheiq5 Crest, llG io7 dsndPs IsadTs 81 81
x o lo7 s. ss 2Sa S 10 aqd 6ao S @ F395 5s
tBo5ksrl. t?l and 70 ?; Te1llas lo5 G6dom 7t99
M SGinn Ioo TO % and 80 70 i & Edgq6 ar, P2s ,.gi G Zoo do
ana 30 to and ODDS and Ends 10 tAiiesS go 70
staTt I good i for ali the others Won easily by
SEVENTH RAcE-Madens years old and over; about
@ furlongs
II II Zieglers br (. Irene Lindsey. by
81. George-yantage. 4. 105. Dackson( | 5-l -
sack IcGinnis g. iO7. .......... (Cochran) II -
m 5o S5 % seTR 6d % 80 to hraofwst aod 10 i los odf %
dry) 90 TO / AM Silver Plush, 1o5 &c. Thomp-
1; Annie Grace 100 (Smithl, y TO
and TO /: Bonus. 10 CGarrigan). 10 to and 70 l.
knight Tennular IO7 (Rrien), and . to 2; Twi-
lighter 10 (McGnn) 300 to and so to l. Caller. lo1
1XVoods) u 10 ! St Hilaran, lO1 (McGoyern)
200 10 j and Knight Of Snowdoin. no !Wlson
100 and 30 TO i, and Sterling Fox, 10 tMlehaes
"a 1 and ], also start fair. Won driving
b a head. Time. 1:ll
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap one and one-half miles
80 VT Name VT
Cephalagia l5V terocous
lJO ttoNDurgh
MaTyiander l41 Big
The LAG Beggar Lady. l3i
Borough 140 Frank Erne. l32
Festiye Il
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