New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
RACING.
EUGENIA BURCH FIRST IN THE PROD
UCE STAKES.
SENATOR NCARRENs HORSES WIN TWO
RACEs-GIMCRACK BRINGS THE KEENE
COLORS TO THE FRONT.

Inere are a good many curious tRlhSs Apout
racing that satisfactorily explained One
such was in evidence yesterday at the Brighton
Beach track, when Eugenia Burch was allowed 10
run loose at to l in the second half of the Prod
uce Stakes. which she won by half length from
Gold Money in a furious drive Eugenla Burch had
won three Brighton Beach, leading the
procession in every she has started in at the
seaside track and the scalps at her belt once be-
longed to some pretty shifty two-year-ods yet all
the wise players had it all figured out in their
books that the good as in for Sena-
tor McCarrens Goldcrest fy Gold Money, and they
accordingly poured in the money until she was such
a hot favorite that few books would take any
place money. Even Duster preferred 10 the
daughter of Ben Strome. and Eugenia Burch's price
rose from to to l, and, on some states. even to
10 l.
There was no doubt in anybodys mind after the
that Eugenia Burch was best. for. after she
was caught by the favorite, she had the speed and
the pluck 10 away again to victory.
Mr.. Fitzgerald got the FLIES off to rattling
good start and Johnny Carr's Courtmaid. 10
to l chance. first show. Odom swiftly rushed
his mount into the lead, and Burns, riding wait
ing race held Gold Money in fifth place. When
he cut her loose she moved up rapidly enough. and
as the field swung into the stretch she actually got
her nose in front. Her advantage was shortlived
for when Odom to the whip Eugenia Burch
responded so gallanty that she soon recovered the
lead by half length and held it to the end. The
winner conceded weight every of her op-
ponents excepting Duster and ran the six furlongs
IN Extraordinarily fast time for two-year-old
y II she bears out the promise OF her early races
the Sire Of anv ~ se 9 the b n a bnrses has
Senator McCarren who is probably the heaviest
pettor now operating at metropolitan race6ourses
Phli-had an extraordinary successful day OF IL
yesterday Two of his horses.B!uf and Mackey
close second Ali three of them We're well backed
by their owner. and Bluff was at the liberal price
Bluffs victory was won in the fifth race. a selling
AFFAIR over mile and A sixteenth. Par Excellence
choice,
have hGa & Kdr2 a m made ms s when el3
Prince Richard full OF running ranged aio1gsid9 SIDE
bumped him so badly that he stopped. Then the
% 4y 1 g @ Svd up to and the eoe
and IN fierce drive got home first by HI head M Far Far
Lemore the of DR.. Clark. for $3.50 Michaels
told the stewards about Burnss rough riding; put
race Was any way sffseted ana i is: indeed
if let alone, he might have been in the money
Mackey Dwyer was much too sood for the lot
lengths never giving his hackers uheasness H. T
Griffin started horse by the name Of Frank kar-
horse No matter what the company the size
of e a ID m the Tads eaaS his to Claims
other horses if he sees any he wants. -. so
Mr.. Keene's Gimcrack. an Ornament colt, MADE
his second start Of the IN The The sHG9nd fnGe
handicap went to Redpath Who at last appears
have rounded into form; -,., .
victory by swtmas in the third n race & the old horse
FIRST RACE-Hgh weight handicap; 8 furlongs-
81 Re''ns pl.
Bgsssy Rs9Gn Ba59sy; Ifi fR 25 Es9Rsih Raaa
n! Mes1sTsRs:r fS5a8 = is + Ge6asT 6aom FL FL 81
193 2gas y osS 70 And 9 10; s Is1 id "a
fen t and to i, i Fsmssoe .; la5 Mcaass lcs p to srd
oa a5 10" Es 6J sasSs ,S to Tme hd 20 also RAJ"
SECOND RACE year-oIds: So furlongs.
James R, Keene's eh. C Gimcraek % by or, IA, !,
E@5%sf5 KIM III ioS 70 e sRa@f@ s6ssPi2} &f IL
s, i y Nl5Ss;@s' $50
to and 70 i Mount Kseo; smith, y to ana 70
also ana ram of Start sood cisveriy By i length
Io7h
THIRD RAcE-selllnE; s-yearolas surlons'
%fsn55as os SWIFT .ssd sSif'Ts' si by
asis:s ;ss::S ;5s:s3 ' (! s s
es s13Rss }eo '992 e aas ( i s25?ra y
Start saa 0od R aGs6 oa by aad Tine Fl to ia s'
FOL sTAkEs if - ySsSs"d ales ae' Of the
Mrs. l. b. Burch by
edS 5s MaHsg l6B Humber i' 2aa sfas} 7i5 & gu;
gsdfsTa and & Iea1s Es2n le,i ${ssSsoa2
to and I ) to l. ais ran good brIv.ns By half
FIF1rr RACE-selling: 3 years and over: 1-1s miles
=. HcCaTen's b. h. Bluff. by ST
Baise-satisfaction. li6.-...... 'liurns Al 6-5
Par Excellence. 80. Rcdfern) 4-5
Cogswell. Gackson 10 81
Prince Richard lo2 ,,IichseIs, 10 to and 3 TO .:
Bocket 81 CC'reamer 20 and 10 Clark. 1O2
6McFaddenl. and 20 /; Merrymaker. 102 (Coch
ram. - and L. Rossgnol "a Smith, l and
p Pennyweight. 100 QIeightonD. 800 TO and
100 /. also Start Driving by neck.
Time. I:4G%S.
SIXTH RAcE-sellins: 2-year-ol4s; furlongs.
P. H McCarren's C. Mackey Dwyer.
by Golden Garter Basseaw-Madrid
lo7 di%rns, IiS 40 %
II.
squid a3 Cc'reanler - Q / an /; Embarrass-
ment % Smith and to ;: Blue Delft. 100
1Wandarlyl. u and 10 /. Dolly Hayman. al
(Mchaeisb 20 and 6 TO !; Dark Planet. 107 Red
! /: Burgundy, 100 IoresenD, esl
to 90 to l. Kilmorie il0 G!nllman). 60 TO and
/, Karrick. 9I fMoranl. 300 to l and
100 10 J. also ran. start good. Easily Time 1:i31t.
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE-Tor three-year-ods upward: selling
one sixteenth miles.