New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03
RACING.
1oNG SHOTS WIN AT GRAVESEND-1N-
FUNCTIONS MANHANSET.

,.cKsON HAS HIS COLLARBoNE BROKEN
BY A FALL-HIGHLANDER PROVES
A SLAYER.
-rAr nut the long shots past the finish judges
- 1raresend yesterday with facility that gave
-. LAYERS 10Y and the talent headache Sooth-
er "a 10 !: Tchula to /: Injunction, 10 to l. ano
45.oblander Is TO !. their races. beating on
ne s,ritas and richly revarding their few back
- Aside from this feature il was a cheap days
~acinr devoted largely to an inferior class OF
ho-ees The Monday crowd is usually composed
,.rs,v Of regulars who would to the track If
-bs card were made up exclusively Of speed con-
g between yellow dogs ridden by monkeys. and.
- m effort has 10 be made TO attract them. pro-
grsmraes like that of yesterday result
Tbere was only one fixture the card. the Man
,.,se- Stakes for Uwo-year-olds, and fourteen
youngsters Of no high average Of quality went 10
~ ,,oe+ The scratches included August Bel
,no7,ts Fire Eater who is said TO be fancied by his
-+s,,re only less than Nzzen. whose performances
have been far and away better than those OF any
,ter ,v,o-year-old. Sir VOORHEES, became the log
-, e,,.,-i,e and would have but for Bull
-osn,s st,1pd ride. Janeway. highly tried Topgal-
1ant colt carried q good deal Of money but ne ran
. had race II should be thrown out IN future
calculations however. the colt was severely
licked on the stifle joint by Injunction while at
the post
Pride Of Galore raced out when the barrier rose
and pullman. forgetting that the hlly had always
etonped to nothing in her previous races sent Sr
WORRIES after her thus wearying MIN SO com
,,etelv that he had nothing left when injunction
challenged in the stretch. The keene canddate
won comfortably by a length and half
NJ Keene is now in Europe, and. OF course Is
thus unable 70 keep a close watch on 'he llali,
spernent Of his stable Injunction had run some
,oor races before yesterday at short odds. heS'fF
dav with a long price. he ran ike gooo eoi.
Another Keene racer, Soothsayer. VINO mao prev,
ousiy been unable TO get out o. MS own way VIZ"
fair weight I'D and Shaw in the saddle. ran game.
l. .r5 co,,ra reolsly yesterday with little stapie
hov on his back and beat lot of selling pia'eFs al
she liberal odds of 80 to ! When IL came u NNo
snisb there was a duel between SoothsaIer anu
raa-na-d and the stable boy, riding a vigorous
os7ahIe finish landed his mount a winner 10y
ebort head Cochran had the mount on NlIllalh -
Uhirney's Hastings FLY Makeda' ana oio NOT uo
himself credit. allowing his mount 10 ilAlSii 'i'
entirely on her own courage 49,,
O5opo rode TWO winners yesterday Ohe VI hlieiii
,-as Deter WINNERS Tchula. The veteran trainer
had his FLY right edge. and taxing "is
lead at the start. she was never caught tiie
s5+ed for her TO come back 10 them. but wheh she
declined TO do so. they were too poor d lot ~ 60
- cbe won hy two lengths though Doom sent
her along vigorously at the end 10 make ASSN aio
suhly sure. Datfy-doTn-dilly, a western
a.s second and Lord Sterling, 10 TO SHOT, I'm u
L vap thought that Highlander was d SL'iiii'
= lao although he won his last race. ne was
eeelected in the speculation that precedeo the MIN
pace Yesterday. Himself led the procession sooii
after the start but Redfern sent Colonel BIZ into
commanding lead on the backstretch- Then y Con
nor ranged alongside with The Ben Strome colt ana
in the stretch drew away without too much trouble
and won by three-quarters Of length
yosepha who a race a two-year-old al
40 10 / was fair FLY last season. and she Is APP
parently just good this year AT any rate she
was good enough to beat bad field handily IN the
sixth race heavily backed by David Gideon ana MS
The start was delayed by Jack McGinnis who Who
FOR the race He got beyond Redfern's control ran
away three miles. and was Withdrawn oy 3r n d
Jackson his rider, fell under him and had nus s
much longer than it is. there would not be many
jockeys LETT to ride sheepshead- Since the begin.
h rose0 o. Bn e 6as had his skull fractured
sons foSF6Sns has Ss9n TGhe and and Shaw have
ali had such bad falls that II seemed miraculous
II looked as If Mark Cheek ought to win the last
race easily if The old cripple s9S et up 9Tt ne head
in driving finish Neitch has put up succession
es ps I B the hurdle race that opened
here profitable field for inquiry
THE SUMMARIZES
FIRST RACE-Hurdle handicap: tx miles.
- s., Betting F.
J. "; snyth's b, & cephalaiEia. by Mars :,
R EsfaS: qn r. !ss ec SRe5aS5 2 81
Iraughtzrnan, I53 CPending) Is and to J. Mary.
] g 5nd 10 To- Mr. a sto 70 1as isidef 30 to
and Colegian. 1ae Mara); 10 to and 10 J.
length TINE 8:1ss .
SECOND RACE-sellins; 2-yeer-ods; furlongs.
J R Kes ga CHI & soO'hsayer. by HoEo, ~ -
scope-SeeTess "a -----.----- tNa ugh) 90 10 j
H psIe' 1893 1893 5 5EedfeIn5
e. 9Sii + e D s9s Panel s2 G5ts ar lSs
STJ2chan loe 20 Conno 40 TO and y i: Faust 96
10 WaG,e Sich 100 as sS p p 20 she and % to TO
Ainoaur 81 tFe'eher) go 70 and 30 l. Bobbinet 90
9resmerl. 40 TO and u 10 /: Royal Ensign. (Mc
CHM. 20 70 and TO i, ard Judge Voorhees, 1O7
b1iyins y head Ti na % also ran Start good
THIRD RACE Maidens: , years and over; mile and
yards.
P L TiFlasF's b. ,d7 Tchula. by Iongs,res,
IPs ,sy 1SoSh ii II
s5 i; aa s to to a sefln 6s F FoG of ifS
10 e .s and =, y TO 9dds and Ends ne fc5eaeE 20
y T. i Squire Qqinne 112 (Cochran). 30 to and
liz sit6 % 10 aSG n 70 to ic amd 100 20 3 Bangs
So 70 ana sns e 3 ne seggsT 100 ies 100 and
ie5 ass 100 20 also ran Start good Driving by 2
FOURTH RACE MANHANsET STAKES: 2-year-olds:
5furlongs
sa,g Keene,s oh. c. Injunction. by st.
-eons rds-Prohibition IL shaw 1O-1 Al
EsSisisi la aaaI9san, 81 81
ll5 u Rse0s III eodom9 TO and Napoleon
20 sna 81 . q . Bob Hiliard DoggetO IL to
hGrstbogrne brennan 60 To and 20 to l. Dis
e to and 10 to 1nf 6e t. 1 BE~SP es i ldS
and also ram ho Sngueo o 10 soConnor IL TO
N RAcE-Handicsp ; years and over: / lie miles.
Ben st i1S2a 3Fs B. Highlander I,a by
G G:lsa;l q 02 sss5eSs} ~ 81
- . I'D 'Connorj 3 G-I 80
100 su ri 5T?y y 5l5 codoT, 10 to
70 and Z 10 v and . to Q: L6mbre. 107 tShawl u