The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-01
Beats the Favorite, Gold
! Money, by a Good
Length.
WINNER QUOTED At GOOD Odds
Crowd of $4,000 Persons See
the Crack Filly Come
Home in Front.
SENATOR M'CARREN A LOSER
Backs His Filly, Gold Money, for a
Good Thing-Also Plays the Winners,
Mackey Dryer and Bluff - Produce
Winner Best Filly of Year.


sand persons saw the running of tn
second part of the rich Produce Stakes
for two-year old FLIES at three-quarteri
of a mile at Brighton Beach this after
noon. 1t was won in impressive style b
Eugenia Burch, a strapping big young
ster, who has been pronounced by man!
to be the best filly of the year.
In spite of her past performances O
merit and her record-breaking speed
Eugenia Burch was quoted at the false
price Of to 1. This was probably due
to the fact that she gave away weigh
to Gold Money, who was an odds-o
favorite at Z TO TO- The Keene's flly
Buster, was also at a shorter price thar
Eugenia Burch. and was heavily backed
for the place.
Seven FLIES were sent away to good
start, and quick as a flash Odom had
Eugenia Burch out in front, setting 6
cracking pace. She was first attended by
Court Maid, at 40 to l, who gave way to
the favorite at the top of the stretch
In spite of Burns driving finish, Gold
Burch. who won, ridden out. by length
and half. in the fast time of ZIP 2-5.
Gold Money was FIVE lengths before
Court Maid. who lasted long enough to
beat Buster by three parts of a length.
McCarren Loses Heavily.
Senator McCarren dropped a heavy
commission on this race. He had made
his plans to literally burn Up the ring
on Gold Money, and would have done so
under more favorable circumstances. as
his other horses. Bluff and Mackey
Dwyer. won the fourth and sixth races.
both played to the limit by the noted
Brooklyn politician. The senator, as 1t
was, finished ahead on the day, but
there's no telling how much money he
would have pocketed IL Gold Money had
been victorious.
In the fifth race. for selling platers
at mile and sixteenth, Par Excel
lence was a 4 to favorite. Bluff ruling
second choice at to /.
Redfern Finds Pockets.
Par Excellence might have won hut
for the fact that she ran into a rEeSies
OF rccketc early in the race, and was
afterward bumped about until Redfern.
In sheer desperation. took her by way
OF the overland route into the stretch.
She responded gamely to a hard drive.
but was unable to get up, Bluff beating
her by head in red-hot finish. Bluffs
time was 1:46 As. Cogswell was third.
four lengths behind Par Excellence and
length before Prince Richard.
In the sixth race, selling affair for
two-year-olds at six furlongs. Mackey
Dwyer was to facorite There was
also a great play on Embarrassment at
fours and Bismarck at fves. Mackey
Dwyer was a to favorite There was
Ringdove took the place in a sharp
drive by half a length from Bismarck.
The lightweight Handicap, the first
race on the card. was won by Red Path,
at to 1 in the betting. Meistersinger.
q 10 to l shot, finishing second, the ia
vorite. Sadducee, not being placed. The
winner showed some of his old-time
form, and in his present shape will be
q hard horse to beat Il good company
Old Swiftmas Again.
Old Swiftmas, the choice in the third
race, selling affair at six furlongs.
proved true to his trust, and beat the
8 to shot. Oclawaho, comfortably with
Maiden third. Jockeys pullman and
odom each rode two winners.
Eugenia Burch. the winner of the last
half of the Produce stakes, for fillies, |
was named after Washington young
lady. the daughter of the veteran train
er, w. P. Burch. She is trained by |
James Mclaughlin, and would have
started in the spring meeting at Benning
but was taken sick and could not be
made ready. Mclaughlin said last spring
that Eugenia Burch was the best FLY he
had ever trained.
The Summaries.
First race-Highweigh Handicap; all
lges; six furlongs. Red Path, I25
Bullman), 3 to I. won; Meistersinger,
10 Handry), 10 to 1, second; St Fin
ian, 116 tO6om), 6 to l, third. Time,
:13 1-5.
Femesole, sadducee. Isia, John Bar
evcorn, Gambling. and Goidilia also ran. /,
observation-disclosures. Rappenecker,
ord Pepper. Clonmell, Monte Carlo
Second race-For two-ycar- olds; five
nd one-half furlongs. Gimcrack. Up
Shaw. 2 to /, won; Forward. 100 Dull
1an). to 2, second Monte Carlo. 122 !
Z to /, third. Time. :07 Id {
Kentucky Cardinal. Mount Kisco, !
Joe Cobb. Bright Girl, and /
dele Harding also ran. {
Scratched-Mackey Dwyer Erora.
Third racc-For three year-olds and T
pwnrd; selling; six furlongs. Swiftmas. 4
Fl todom). s to s. won; Oclawamo. 80 ]
Jackson), s to /. second; Maiden, 10
Shawl, 3 10 i. third. Time. 1:l3. I
Bonus, Clonmell, Cornwall. Khitai c
ripcess II, Jim Tully also ran. d
Observation-Disclosures. Potente, Mercer, 9
ertrude Lodge. Meistersinger. Lady a
adnor.
Fourth race-For two-year folds; the @
reduce Stakes. second half; FLIES, six Z