New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
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THE RACETRACK.
MLEWEE & co HAVE CAPTURED OVER
$4,000 IN PURSES-A. BELMONT
Is SECOND.

Now that high class racing Is for the season
IL Will he interesting 20 turf followers to see how
the money hung up 10y the different racing associa-
tions has been distributed. At the head of the list
are F c NcIeWee 4 Co. They have made a re-
markable record this season with the three-year-od
Major Daingerfeld and the four-year-old Gold
Heels. Major Daingerheld ran In seven races win
ming the BROOKLYN Derby. Tidal Stakes Realization
Stakes and Annual champion Stakes He
beaten by A nose in his hrst start by Old England
in the Iseakness Stakes At GraVesend' ran second
10 Hyphen in the Brighton Derby and was beaten
by Blues and Igniter IN the century stakes. His
earnings were x56775 Gold Heels was winner in
four OF his five starts In his first effort at the
Gravesend snring meeting he was beaten by the
three-year-old Colonel Bill, but in his next four
starts captured the Suburban and Brighton hand-
caps, the Advance Stakes ana the brighton Cup
All told he won S261s5- This. coupled with the
earnings Of Kindred and Faucolnbridge. put $50 SIS
TO tie firms credit. August Belmont who bid fair
10 sweep the board this season, owing TO his great
success with the two-year-old Mlzzen' the three
year-old Masterman Leond and several other horses
in the stable which over $i0eN at the Morris
Park spring meeting IS second on the list. Since
the Morris Park meeting Mlzzen. who was thought
TO be the crack two-year-old performed poorly in
his many starts and has been placed only once
since. running second 10 Irish Lad III the Great
Trial Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Masterrnan has
only faced the starter once since the Morris Park
meeting. finishing second 20 King Hanover IN the
Carlton Stakes at Gravesend- Mlzzens winnings
were $50 $50 and MastermanS s Sl4e
With only two horses-Acefull and irish Lad-the
firm Of Whitney Duryea have made a record TO
be proud Of considering that they did not begin 10
race until the June meeting at Sheepshead Bay.
Irish Lad has been their greatest breadwinner as
he took the Great Trial Stakes Saratoga Special.
the Flatbush Stakes (Which could have been won
by Aceful, however, and two purse races. so that
his winnings amounted $i0S6). Acefull won the
Junior Champion Stakes at Gravesend, was second
10 his stable companion Irish Lad. in the Flatbush
Stakes; third in the Matron Stakes Tor colts and
geldings. and second in the Champagne Handicap.
His winnings Were over $1,000
John A Drake, the Western turfman. also made
great showing considering that he did not race
horse "a the East until the opening OF the Saratoga
meeting. His greatest success was obtained by
Savable when he the Futurity The stake In
that put S45 040 in brakes pocket This, with
the earnings Of VincenneS, Runnels. ConundruIn
and several others in the stable made MS entire
winnings So. $40. Other big winners We're W. G
Whitney. Green r. Morris and the Trm OF J. X SS
F. p. Keene. all of which are past the 10000 mark
Mr. Whitney's best winner has been the two-year-
old dlly Girdle who the rich Great tllly
stakes al Sheepshead Bay: but Gunfre. SlpthTlft
Pavne Mornineside, Smoke and Leonora Loring
have contributed good amounts The tWo-year-oId
Artvis and the three-year-o Old England won the
greater part of the money 10 the credit OF Green b.
Morris They many rich stakes. but Home
stead. Cunard and SombreTo were also good win
ners- -, ----- - a., =.
Eeenes Dalesman, Duster. Dazzling. Whitechapei
Hurst PARK and Injunction being the biggest win
ners The winnings Of Mr.. heene amount 10 S'[sh
Advance Guard Won most of the money Tor Car
ruthers e. Shields. Those who won So,VO or moro
are as follows: