New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-23
THE RACETRACK
MORE UNPLEASANT RACING AT
GRAY ESEND
BoNNIBERT AGAIN DIsGRACEFULLY BEAT
EN-A 100 TO SHOT wINs-ONLY ONE
successful FANORITE

just criticism Of the fall racing went merrilv on ar
Gravesend yesterday. Only favorite won and
the public fell hard and often. This sort of thing
so frequently repeated, is bound to react upon the
attendance and the crowd yesterday was nretty
slim. for a Monday.
The most glaring upset of the day came in the
second race, and Frank Farrel's Bonnibert was
again the offender. The same owners Blues has
long been 4 nuisance and a pitfall against which
the public ought long ago to have been protected
and Bonnibsrt appears 70 be Jarred with the same
stick. Horses are only flesh and blood ana their
performa noes must vary reasonably with their
moods and ills hut horses ike Blues and Bonnibert
should be bought 1y public subscription and en-
ployed in the compare lively harmless occupation
Of drawing the drays OF the Ice Trust for the profit
thereof
Some days ago Bonnibert rated : a stake horse,
was badly beaten by Senator McCarrens Mackey
pwyeT. only fair selling platter. On Friday Bon
hilbert beat some really fair horses Yesterday he
fell down again, although q decided favorite and
again II was Senator McCarrens horse that won.
Potente led all the way after the and won.
with something TO spare. by three lengths. Red
fern got Daily home a head before the "poolroom
horse
Andy Williams won the Seabreeze Selling Stakes
for three-yeaF-oids in the coors Of Alec"
Shields. the Canadian turfman. who bought him
before the race of J. ". Schorr The selling price
was announced as $3.50. but il was probably double
That sum Martin put up two bad rides yesterday.
one was on Bonnibert. AMI the other on Rossignol
IN the Seabreeze. The jockey did not 20
make move on the FLY until it was too late 90
any good Grand Opera and Mineral set stiff
pace for half mile, when the latter gave il up and
Andy Williams moved up. and at mile assumed
command and drew away steadily win, rather
tired. by three lengths.
The third race. for maiden two-year-olIs. was
won by 100 10 ! shot. Niles Fnlens Ham burg filIy
lnterrock doing the trick. The fly opened at 80 10
!. but there was no play. and the ODDS gradually
rose 70 The century marx Sweet Alice. wlth Red
Of Warwick early in the race led the field to the
last sixteenth. where Boisen got the daughter Ct
home neck IN front Of 4 the favoTtte. Wiam
H4eston, who trains the winner, bet s. on her
money she carried. Unterrock was sold at the
After eleven entries had been snatched from the
first race and Blue Peter had been made the IA
T. P. Hayes paid 5000 only the other day. The
a half furlongs. Mabel VIM rambIed off with the
NTH race at ~ to saddueee the odds-on fsyorlte
~ g 6ay Claimed st2y SC Carroll b who ntshed
third was at IC 70 ! in the betting Snpthrffr was
never headed in the last race, and Huntressa beat
All John A, brakes entries were scratched, as.
ling a9d he thoght IL best to give them
"Pittsburg Phil backed his colt, Grand Opera.
the track, but said he lost good deal Of money
Senator McCarren declared that though he had a
small bet Potente to win, his principal wager on
pay 5td Aa5S t Williams WI! qR but Mr.
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-2-year-olds; furiongs.
T. P; c1. K Eaouoa'or ey St,
sss=ssy Se:e 10
knight rs smith IN to and 70 = Mari Mullen 100
to J. conspiduous 81 shea 80 to and 10 to l. Ken
ai iS5 F 5 g to and IS to also ran start
good. Won easily b. lengths Tine. iii u.
| SECOND RACIAL age handicap: - miles,
P H McCarTen's b. g POtente, by Racine
TPo| Vow aged oSRGan1 ID 81
r2 III Se Go and = TO Ga ran to . Bell soo Of
| Won cleveTly BY lengths. Time. 1891.
THIRD RAcB-seIling. maiden 2year-olds 81 turlongs
naming 1sn 100 soicse ny 100 90
Fs a' Of A Wsrw ss io2 d iiess5a 10 -
Needing Mary 90 Cochran. to and to . Gallant
der 20 o to and to 6 Hesse2saek 1872 aT;ia 70
u am me- $50 10 10 a8e 5a % 70 ss Of Wis
and - 10 l. Dun!uce "a CBarbee,. 10 / !;
Iyrfs los Miles 100 to and 30 to ana ana p er ne
B S7 1 By head T Sn' e " also ran Start fair
FOURTH RAcE-sEABRBEzE STAKES. 8-year-oIds.
J. W. schorr's b, c Andy Williams by
2ssas SGsF %. ii' a ss@s; Is 10
s55d l &ads5 s By e To and Tn
FIFTH RAcE-seI<g } years and over; about g fur
P J Germans b. = Mabel VIM ; 1Is
! g.. ,oe tRiceD 81 So
Carroll D 3. lO5 CafiIes , 1oa 40
Ternpeton. l03 Cochran 100 n ana "a - :, 9,
Waha 80 Smith. Y TO and saddJIcee IN ,06o,
to 10 ana out Duckoy, JOB Michaels) 100 r. ana "a
to l. ascension sic lo2 dedfern 70 . 70 ard
good Easily by lengths Time 1903 ~ 'ail
| SIXTH RACE-3 years and over: l-1s miles
! W c Whtney's br- c. SIpthrift 8 lo7 ~
Huntressa. 3. 104 ....... tBsS,o1nn|} ~ IS
Zoroaster, g. liz. .-...-........ ,Odo-nn, II
Jim Clark ll8 martini. IS and } n I s1.o ~
0'0t' s'''' Easily hy lengths Time, 1:4s% 'a'
6RAFESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
| FIRST RACE-Handican Aim. 81,