New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
RACING.
,Iy FEATHERSTONE'S HATASOO WINS
THE BRIGHTON OAKS.
SHORT SIGHTED POLICY SHOWN IN RE
DUCING THE DISTANCE FOR THIS
FIXTURE-sENAToR MCARREN'S
BLUFF GOES THROUGH.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MCARREN'S
BLUFF GOES THROUGH.
Hatasoo The fleet daughter of Albert-Hoodoo.
won the Brighton Oaks at the seaside track yes
+erdav from a field of eight three-year-o FLIES.
Mr.. Featherstone's fly easily the class of
the race, and the only reason she was not short
price favorite. with Ia pounds on her back.
was because Mr.. Fcatherstone and his friends uld
not back her to any considerable extent. The
owner of the whirlwind told his friends that
fIatasoo had worked badly for the and was
8 bit sore. Under the circumstances. he feared
she would be able concede the weight. The
estimation in which the layers held Hatasoo was
shown by the fact that when the betting opened
they chalked up TO against her, but there
were so few who wished 10 back her that her price
steadily rose TO to l, and she closed an equal
faVorite with Sister Juliet. The weight
thought TO anchor the speedy Femesole, and good
odds laid against the other candidates.
Mr. Fitzgerald got the flIies away to perfect
start, and Doggett rushed Lady Holyrood into
the rail position at once. With Hatasoo Femesole
and Sister Juliet in close attendance she showed
way for three furlongs and then dropped back,
10 finish absolutely Last. At six furlongs Hatasoo
was a length in front of Femesole and nobody
got any nearer TO her after that. Ascension and
Sun Shower closed from the rear in the last eighth,
and OConnor. plainly a bit worried rode Hatasoo
out with his hands make of a victory, the
daughter of Albert being length and a half in
front OF Sun Shower. who, at to !, beat Ascen-
sion length for the place. Sister Juliet ran an
astonishingly bad race. and finished next to last.
The distance the Brighton Oaks was reduced
this year. for unknown reason. from mile
and an eighth to a mile This action is not in line
thofoughbreds have always had speed What they
lack is stanina-the ability 10 carry weight over
ditions Of the Brighton OAKS points out the neces
TnenF T foE soe & be compeiled to have the
conditions of their stakes ratified by the Jockey
Yesterday was not the first time Mr. Feather
fast YEAR he carried off the prize with Reina
lilly that the Brooklyn Handicap TINS year:
which had picked Prediction TO beat the five two
eea s3 on to to nun to m o DO the Trick Pre-
diction was never dangerous. Shaw putting up one one
of his sleepest rides. and finished just outside
the money. Odom rushed Athlana into the van
@ Mhen va 5e gever gee~ beadeG a winning by length in
mild drive. Irascible beat Monte Carlo length
Frank Farrell pretty shiftX two-yeaT,OId e IN
ease and had trouble yesterday IN defeating
Ma e for ad the ae JUST why the handc9pper
asked Tentalgs Cup to 0fd give away " ae gh5 1t
The paddock critics agreed that FL FrtineeP tine out
them by even wider margin lhsh she oTtlo1ke9 n3 o
Tchuia, who beat Annie Grace TWO lengths. On
poEf. ans bncked Cochran over the rail The boy
held on TO tn the @ Tes d f : ah9 rSng AFTER the
start and might been heard from at the finish
preliminary antics. Such crazy animal as On On
dur6is is a her rider ana 10 every OtIler
horse on the track, and her entry ought TO De re-
fused until she has reformed r,,.... .,,z --,
the sixth with ease and it turned tG out most f
bit four lengths before Animosity. who barely
landed the place from koone The start f9T ai TINS
nor Fair Knight had chance when the barrier
Tbe Second race was between Clonmel and Pearl
Finder. but the colt weakened at rnlIe' ana 'he
fTFe be Brighton oaks was the only nominal fixture
tber @ was the collection of prehistoric ars played
by Landers Band If any INSTITUTION m M o. oL zee ta
diiuvian music, Lander would be the ideal man
for the place
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-2-year-olds; furlongs r..nn
ss5ls7.5 5.s5sS ii =
Psdoo shaw to and and to Anna s BfRfst Bsg idS idS
rssEae 300 g and ft 50 70 ,o, also ran Start good
SECOND RAcE-sellng: , years and oyer; l-1e miles
Pepper stabss Psarl FIpssF 5se4S, by lilo Is
sa5ITe. = Il CDoggetf 12i s-5
American s Cochran. ana i2 !. and water
Sooa oe 'Oc cleTez5y By lengths I:47sS.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds: mile and furlong.
c oriss b. t.oa 6 HOTfeStead by csn 11s out
6g,E5Psr 65spPs III los CSeson % IS
start good Easily by lengths. Time. 1868.
FOURTH RAcE-THE BRIGHTON OAKS STAKES of
35OO 3-year-old hnies; mile
a Eesthsrst2aes blk Hat5s9o by 21 4s
ESQ Sun S5SSsf I'd d:Gfsfn} :Gslss} 81 81
Rarouche 100 Gacksonl 30 to and 70 I Femes9e DE
~ oiiehaes 20 and TO o. sad 1teay HGy0oe Prince i66
BIfnsl 20 70 and IS 70 J. Sister Juliet. III won
ostiTS out b. IL z ltnstas sfa Time I:4o
FIFTH RAcE-Hanaioap: 2-year-olds; So furlOnss.
Frank Farrelrs b. Mnotaur, by EonZ .
Mermaid 112 2.............-.... .CMartin) ! 90 l-2
Ma a'rnsee 11O...............----.lS lShaw( 81 90
% RedfeTn). 70 and TO l. and Niaxus 100 gackn
By IL lengths. Time, los
SIXTH RACE-selng: 3-year-ods and over; lie miles
p y Mccarrens b. h; Bluff by St Blaise % i,
Satisfaction. T. IO6. tBnrnsl Il -
foins fEoTaosy ,5s 8 jaeSs6n} eSssa} 16 a
Marothea lol Clelson). 200 and SO to 1 choate
Ssn - % 2S1ns to snS TO aaS %estefsner t2 nj 100 m
and /: Rough Rider lo8 seel 20 to ana 70 l.
. Gsn} Fair kngh 100 15s GSeS eS
by lengths Time, 1:47b
SEVENTH RAcE-FilIes and mares years old and over
furlongs
Matt Byrnes's ch e. Flirtineer by Mariner q,
rs65Is r6Eif Rsahssa} .tsssa} - j
Annie Grace T. ios .CDoggetp so-i l2-i
wissenane Burns II to on,s and 70 los 3 srn9
% and % J. Neither one lo7 'wonaeiIs s5s 10 .
ana ana s1 ogauFfs ga raj snno Ss 200 70
ran start good Easily BY lengths Time 1915
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-Highweight handicap. Six furiongs
Name. W. - l1,.n, Name; liz
ssdduoee 123 Lord Pepper i0