New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
RACING.
xR KEENF'S DALESMAN WINS THE
GREAT AMERICAN STAKES.
FINISHES NOSE AHEAD OF ARTVIs IN A
SENSATIONAL DRIvEGOLD HEELS
BEATEN BY o'CoNNoR's
BAD RIDE.


James r Keene's Ben Brush colt Dalesman'
who ran second twice at Morris Park 10 august
Rernont's Nizzen. acknowledged TO be me greatest
- 80, oIe yer shown this season won the Great
American Stakes yesterday at GraVeseno' hashiis
under the wire only E lew inches peIoFe Hieen D.
orriss Golden Garter colt Artvis, af'er one Vi the
most sensational finishes Of the season rive
1-,s hob5,7d +bis rair came S. s Browns fleet
eI1x NTartie Lewis who ran fine race from PAD
start The winner with his stable mate IhJuIcuon'
was strong favorite in the bettlng' anu '"'u'iiO
cheered his hardly won victory
There were eleven entries Tor the N"o-ye~l
sx4,,re which was worth an $4,000 to the win
ner and all but one answered The busie ihe OWL
ers Of Maxnic declined the issue. proodoy On ac-
ount Of the heavy penalty imposed ior MS winning
the Western Produce Stakes in California last
March All but three Of the entries had performed
a5mira bly in public and the publics money was
n-etty well distributed. Martie Lewis was the only
all7 In the lot but her victory over the heet HAM
burg fIIy on Thursday gave her a host OF support
ers a+ to l. Artviss good race on Wednesday
cs1a bfn, many hackers too. at to 2, while Mex
leans victory in the Great Expectation Stakes on
BROOKLYN Handicap day caused him TO be regarded
with some favor.
The start was fair for everybody, excepting Hack
ensack who was practically left at the post j.
2 F9asgin's Sir Voorhies took the orange and blue
into the lead hrst but he remained there only
few Jumps before Artvis caught him Then Dales-
nan and Mexican swallowed him up In their night
al ~ N-AN
far turn, and had what seemed to be a command
ing lead 10 the homestretch- Dalesman. who was
aIWavs second after the first few strides. then De-
gan TO cut down his lead, and, hard riooeh py
shaw came on even terms with the leader oppo-
site The betting ring. It hammer and tonss
4-or, there 10 the end Fifty yards from the finish
II seemed that a nod would determine the result
nrr in The last few leaps the son OF Ben Brush
Ie- out an extra ounce OF speed, and 1t was enough
n GET his nose past the judges first by half head
,g,,I fo-+Tn
Mexican and beat him a neck 1or 'ne sho"
money The FLY got away all but last ana ran d
good race. picking up and beating her nelo one oS
one She is a slow beginner, but II she can I'M
-oye this weak point II viii take the best 10 oea'
-, The time Of the race was minute nat whlch
.-sllv faster than the Great American
--as sz-er run before and only two-ffths OF sec
- e1ovrer than Femesole's track record 1or the
distance z... -.+
~, Viz, great bound result OF the 1our-SeaI
y - l,-a-oa IN the second race. for although
tsa+e7 nv Colonel Bill. one of John h Maouen
.sssr ones God Heels was obviously 1he oeS' AZ
he race. N5th3ng but OConnors excruclalinslS @
5s6 ride could have defeated him Inc aaIio-O"P
:.o7,,zs5 +hr,-. candidates for the Suourban-Goio
- 80 o,d F5.s Fminence-and Blues carried
- weight Of the public's money, being hOerallS
hacked at 6 to D. Although beaten Blues was
,,o+ 7isgraced for Homestead bumped INTO MN
rbe barrier rose and almost knocked MN 10 .--S
Lv7Ea
fa had to fight his way. Even at tha' ne -
aged I finish third. three lengths IN 1roht Oh -
colt that bumped him badly CooneI ,6 S nr SO
the running al me way t;-5 Sa' When Trump showed
il front and when the Daily morse Sc 5b;nR that
Bues was all he had TO beat, ana Ihat ne ne TIe6
20 on and beat Colonel tlI RieIle' gi - Ioove m
Consequently, he waited LOT foiUes g. r-oid Heels
S-o-o ~ axrrerne rear. Then he sent Ioio IleStS
along He beat bl9es m's1oo ts1oins of Colonel Bill,
and the latter finished a length aleao "a HeC,oT
nor saw his danger ne ,99 SG Vitbers over agai-the
hest horse beaten by stupid riGing An Ine Iii
= 3s reasonably sure now that Gold Heels e ~ill
succeed watercolor as the faForlte LOT 'i1e S"'
Tie Broadway Stakes. for three-year,99s, prom prom
ised excellent sport the owners OF Major Dana I
gerneid Pentecost Shpthritt De 5;sszAe E,snd am
ard scratched their horses. Only sun snow +ird Cd
Connecticut remained to run for second dho ILL.,
mo S9 I'm r so aitbough pullman eased him up too
soon and rode him a bit 10 MAKE sure d. N4ie W
ne f0 ~Tn 9E ~ was never headed the fifth race
for esns caIehge' and the winner had
10 he driven out 10 win by half length Builnan nan
start ard il took fifteen minutes TO make repairs
1t cost the jockey SO and one cay Gay @ 5ea5 one
IN The last race as he ridden by lltte staDle
% Boy - gnd nobody could have ridden him better
Locket made the running ana oPtHeo o-iIt P 70 die
go 80 - In +6e run home He lasted long enough,
though to get [sdl [hs PaSSe Ss T5 9canaB Mr. wander
6iJJ!ss soczev Prince Richard false TO .
II,rTirg in good position. and had TO be led home.
Otherwise he would have had LOOK IN IA az '!le nd I'D
victory in the high weight handicap getuLg d OF
3o3e a3ig t9G ge Kbfgai by head right the post.
The rest Of the field was away back: ..
There was good Saturday crowd in attendance
despite the threatening weather weather: probably twenty
thousand persons seeing the races
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE lightweight handicap: furlongs,
Betting;
D sideon's ch Z Josepha. by Golda6neh1 70 -
@ KhIta5 t3t 3 los iea Scoehf5n} sd5s5I 1S-i 81
Lone Fisherman ld5 5uIlma1) p 70 and to ID =
Eh 1l5 rie1 70 e, and and cfoaa s0 G 81 Smith 90
TO ! ana IS ]. also ran. Start good Ridden out
Tirne HOS.
SECOND RAcE-Handicsp; years and over: 1's miles.
,sz!-ee,rs-NWstfie =, + 3 90. .GRedfern) 12- Al
;5s. sSs Heels ; : G2Ra2} 5saa%} a F
vincitor 10 Doggeto. $50 TO and 50 to l: His His
e TsaT1psog en- ' 60 to- and 10 to + Homestead u
a 70 and 70 2 St o Fnnar N nsSno ~ @ 70 and nd
60 70 l. also Start bad Driving by Ia lengths
THIRD RACE-GREAT AMERICAN STAKES: 2-year-
olas; furlongs
james R. Keenes b G Dalesrnsn, by Ben
AlsEgs sEas!aHsFdale ll5 GacasI s9s%} ss 'TlG S
Ms-5ie Lewis 112 .Codom) 81 II
& % rs W e to 100 and % 10 6a 10 80 f Il s5 lis
G1oEge[o coupled win Dsesman tiacsSensae rs ssul
sDa 2, 2 2 Asoy lls dans 80 to to- 81 snd % TO o,Io
ran start poor. Driving b. Time. 100
FOURTH RAclBRoADwAY STAKES; 3-year-olds;
1-i6 miles
G sBcb@st2 E Ao65i:s a g ola England by Gold
Connecticut, dsTennanj Isl $S
start Eood- Ridden ont by ? lengths Time 1:47as.
FIFTH RAcE-2-yesr-olds: 8 furlongs
andrew Atllers ch; c cinquevaH by