The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06
Winner of Suburban Made Il
Worlds Record of One Mile
and a Quarter in 2.03 45.
GREATEST COLT IN TRAINING.
Blues Finished Second and Argreg,
or Third-Winner Was the Fa-
yOrite and Was Heav-
lily Played.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

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New York. July Gold Heels, winner Of
the Suburban, demonstrated clearly a.
Brighton Beach to-day that he Is the great
est colt in training.
In a field Of nine t-horoughbreds he cap
tured the rich Brighton Handicap. worth
Sl0Cct. and made 4 worlds record Of one
mile and a quarter In 200 IS.
The Winner was favorite in the betting
and was cleverly ridden by young Odon.
Frank Farrelrs Blues. third choice in
public favor. was second, and Argregor.
the much-vaunted Western candidate, was
third.
Crowd Plunged on Gold Heels.
Thirty thousand people. the greatest
crowd ever gathered within the little course
by the sea, witnessed the race. which was
truly run.
Gold Heels ruled the hottest kind OF a
favorite, and WAS backed from S to S to .
TO 5. he was made the medium OF a plunge
so hot that the sizzling July weather be
came as a breath from the Arctic in COM
parison.
The Keene candidate. Port Royal. second
choice in the betting. carried considerable
money, but Frank Farrelrs Blues was well
supported by the public. 5 TO l being the
price quoted against his chances.
ArgregOr C2ened at s TO ! and went to
Is TO l. receiving only lukewarm support.
Herbert Was Pacemaker.
Herbert made the pace for the field. and
led to the stretch. with Ten Candle close
Up.
Odom on Gold Heels. Martin on Blues and
huffman. who had the mount on Argresor,
saved their mounts for the critical moment.
ard, as the flying phalanN entered the
stretch. Gold Heels left the field and came
through with g rush. winning easily by
q 1apash from R1Fraz u-hn HmEr managed 10
get his head in front Of Argregor.
There was intense interest attached TO the
running Of the Brighton Handicap, II be
ing the last of the great racing events OF
the turf in the East.
The three holidays. extending from July 4
to July I, brought out the crowd, while
Old Sol beat down on the city SO hercely
that he drove those who would remain IN
town to the seashoTe.
The betting ring was a seethinS pande-
| monium, and fortunes were wagered on the
result Those who we're anxious TO bet
were compelled to fight their way through
the dense throng to reach the pencilers.
The track was lightning fast. notwith-
standing several showers fell during the
early afternoon.
Brighton Beach Summaries.
Firrt race. the Auteul Stakes. one mile and
NcGrathiana Prince. Isl Barry, u 10 !. WOn'
Charawind. l5i MonahRnl. I TO 10. second. star
Chamber. 1i 6M2raJ. 5 10 /. third lime, -
Seufper Ira and Kings FavOrite also ran.
Second race. for 3-year-olds and upwards, one
mile and a furIong-BoaniDeTt. lie u. MARTINI,
} to 5. won; Keynote. lel "a. Cochran. ; TO ..
| second; SWamplands. III Codom). 10 to l, third.
Time. I.5z 20. Only three starters.
Third race. for Ayear-olds. selling. hve fur
ongs-AhUmsda, ll king, - 10 ! won.
Cirque Vail. los to,COnnor, , to l. second;
Vsarte NIGHT, 100 tWOnderiyl. Il to 5, thlrd.
Time, so as. Ntaxns. WItfuI. RAPID. Fiambuy-
ant Drsmatist. War Cry, Mennenneld. Psgus
and Bobbinet also ran
Fourth race the Brighton Handicap. one mic
aud a QuaTtsr-Goio Heels, 1t (Ocom(. u to y.
won: Blues. l2e u. Martini. : TO l, second: Ar
gregOr. us tBullnanl. Is to /. third. Time.
2.C5 as. Ten Candles. Herbert. Mornings de,
Watercure. Port Royal and Northern Star also
Fifth race. for 2-year-Olds. six furlongs-Dec-
grafton. lO7 Smith. : 10 = won; Nome Carlo.
shaw, Is to S. third. Time. 1:H Is. Anna Day
sixth race. selling. one mile and a sixteenth
Fatalist. IS ulCzj. s TO l won Early Eve, 50
IRedfernl. Is TO ] second: Criterion, l6 CWond r
~, ) 10 ., third. Time. so. M0randa. NJ
neral, Paul CTeyton LOcket and NttelIius also
ran.