New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-06
THE RACETRACK.
NARTIE LEWIS INCREASES HER BID
FOR Two-YEAR-OID FILLY HoNORS-

FOR TWO-YEAR-OLD FILL1 HoNohS-
Ano+he- asnirant for the two-year-old FLY honors
NJ the season increased her bid yesterday at
Gravesend when Martie Lewis won the Clover
Stakes from Mamari. the swift daughter OF HAM
burg and e. good field. Martie Lewis, like Blue
Girl is by Sir Dixon, and bids fair 10 renect al
most as much credit upon her sire as has the older
FLY On May IS she was almost left at the post.
bur MANAGED 10 finish third to Namar1 and
Fsi-urica Reports of her fast work were widely
circulated and the money of the wise division sent
ter N the most an to favorite, buster, Mr..
+leane,s Ben Brush fly being Slightly preferred
over Mamari-
Ten sries went TO the barrier. and Mamari, as
usual was away like lightning, with Lady Char
lot 100 TO chance and Marte Lewis three aha
four lengths back At the turn for home Manai
seemed TO have a commanding lead and Dossett
WAS overconfdent- doom, however. reused the
fayorite with his whip and she closed with such
an irresistible rush that she had col2red Marnari
before Doeeett knew 1t. 1t was then too late, and
Martie Lewis shot past the Judges two lengths in
front an easy winner in fast time Love Note was
e creditable third
T q Mcdowell made his bow on the metropoli-
tan turf in the second race. in which he started
Nf7rarlza a fllv that last year showed herself a
fine niece OF racing machinery, and the way she
won yesterday, the first time out. VIII give her
some support in the ring, if she ever meets Morn
inside al anything like even weights OConnor
rode a well judged race, avoiding the early pace
sofng the shortest route. and Selling the right
moment 10 come through the field in the stretch
Natercure pressed the FLY hard at the end but ne
was three-quarters of length TO the pad at the
last SurInise closed with a good rush. and would
have had something to say about first money if
he had been decently ridden. c. Thompson rode
him as badly as II possible to do II, and was
heafen only by head for show money at that
1Ionarka was at to I in the betting. Watercure
beng the favorite. The time was only three-ntths
of q second over Biuess record for the track
II was great day for the fllies te1nesoie
started the day well for them by smothering a
fair field in the first race. This FLY was a fast
one last year with light weight up. and she has
improved over winter. Sweet Clover was 1alse
fazorf,e hut never iattered her hackers. Golden
Cottage finishing second at Is 10 for the place
When Nj Follansbee's Bathampton flly Astarita
won the fifth race for two-year-old maldens IN d
GALLON there was a good deal OF cheering AFTER
80 has died away negro in the field con-
-:red 10 pour out volley OF shrieks OF 0upllauoh
that led people 10 think him crazy Inc boy was
Astarita's rubber" and her victory so deIshteo
him that he continued TO throw up ms nat anu
sbou1 until ne was led az " after nearly causing
panic among the horses IN the paddoSki ,ia md
was heavily played OK the clubhouse dnNlsioH' anu
F-lcn d,0r was 1Inaccountably overlooked IN the
betting for the steeplechase and was allowed a., 10
- had no trouble in ganoping away from 70, The
sr5 a[er Rjth $50 pounds up, and he won by three
lengths quite comfortably - ..,5 Two
C'Cornor rode two winners ana one tHiiu' A"0
fayorites were successful
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-selling: 3-year-Olds: about furlonss-
'i'-7- ST Betting rn
,,vo NeSSFsF4f o. Ios conn Il
s9aen Cottage 6 6I3oI8} 81 80
wisnger III ,airl 80 and 10 to L Na Chs A5s
~ 451st 10 ana Sweet Clover 81 CIV H 0n DC
W. 10 AM even t4Ta 1oe sNchaels9 80 and 10
to / and sc Farley e 70 Il a ib O. post st start
I Ie9 Easily by ! lengths Time, 1:1o-
er~oNn RACE-tlandicsp , years and over az miles
x .se.s . @$s 5.s::; 8
2a9 70 to M: sas IS 20 6 /; Fsna!a 100
- md SO to j. The Regent, 30 G3aly) 10 70 ana Sc, 20
sq fff 80 Diving nh2 81 Of length I'M ss
THIRD RAcE-IovER STAKES: 2-year-Oids: 8 fur
longs.
5 Browns p. + Martfe Lewis. b Sir So 10
Dixon-I.ady Wayward. H. doom, IL IS
Man Tce ny yia buchanan 40 10
Lady CHARIOT I12 rsRnan 100 t9 and nd = 20 M IL
Mamie ny Mo1R oo l 20 to and Ada Nay l19
yondsryo 90 Ito to IL aR 10 i i Dusef i12 umanl. 70
H 70 5 Fair Lass IL Cochran 40 to a Tine
L i.o54s also ran S'@'' S''-' ''
,,,,-rrr7 pAcz-stsepiecha<e handicap; years and
over: ~ miles
'f bT Favon d or%F1des c. 1eo carson Il ~
r96: sses l 8 oDG 5sa4pyi 90 81
1,-.ro, LAG lparsons). . and 10 .: Curl .sa
~ "a Sgonabanl 10 l and TO o Boisterous; i 90
- - an5 TO l, and Adeck l3o tf lfrestI ~
g a start 20 GOOD Easily by lengths, Time. 4;S4
G1FrH RAcE-2-year-old maidens s furlOngs
. r7oIIansbee's b. E AstaTita py q IN
F2arhar1pror-I.oIa A. 1Gs-- tDogeeep
Boz ,IcI1sn Ii2..----.------ Woods( -
a IL CIsuan). and TO !; Lady .osePh ane
lo ,Ge3ora1 ) TO l 70 1: Nlhelrnna ivs 'Shes,
1S9 - and 30 TO /: waunakee. 100 tBurnsl 10 10 ana
10 . Royaiist los CAiichaels Is 70 and 9 to /;
p,.+o1s 10 Cochran 60 10 and 70 10 l. CnclnIat
40 ~. -rtownsonl 20 and to 1; Dauphin' ~
.y-,15erlZ-l % 70 and 6 TO l. Judge voorhees, ~
(p-e-rsrS 20 70 ! and 10 10 ]. and Franklin Z, 100
,E-,rE.,s1, g 10 and 2. also Start sooo
-ssf,x, Nv 1sz lengths. Time, 1-O1<S-
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; years and over; lilo miles
A l. Estes D. &. AIesketo by Masetto-
-Aueen Aroon, l. iUS---.-.--- thichaels 10 ~
slsck 3 90. .-...-.------- Cd. CConnorl ~
Kirgraiae 4 t3lliler) 3 IL -
Fssene * fSheal to ] 5: Fonsolee, 1o3
90 Fen1 100 ] !; Alard Schech lte Soui N
mani i nd % Robert Metcalf. 4oI
40 J. Double Dummy. 100 fBurnsl; 10 TO ana
70 i Bounteous tBrennan). 20 TO and 70 J. ana
wEnderlch. I05 tO'Connorl. TO and TO D. also ran.
STAR bad Driving by 4 length Time, l;4s
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-KENsNGToN HURDLE. One and
three-Quarte-s miles
Name W., Name WI.
lin MICH Igar