The Washington times., 1902-09-23
Andy Williams Takes the
Sea Breeze Stakes by
Three Lengths.
THE FAv0RITE RUNS SECOND
"Pittsburg PhI's" Colt, Grand Opera,
Outrun in the Stretch - Sadduccee,
Heavily Played, Finishes Back in the
Ruck-Lyne Rides Incubator to Vic
tory.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Bonnibert was
guilty of another form reversal at
Grayesend today. thousands of dollars
placed upon him by the talent being
burned up as result.
Last Tuesday Bonnibert, 1 to ia
vorite, was beaten hy the two-year old
colt Mackey Dwyer in a race at a mile
and a sixteenth. On Friday Bonnibert
carrying six pounds less, outclassed his
company and won easily at the same
distance
In the second race today, handicap
for all ages at a mile and a furlong,
Bonnibert, with 123 pounds, and a hot
favorite at to 5, finished third, the
winner being Senator McCarren's Po-
tente, 10 to j shot, who led all the
way and won cleverly by three lengths.
with DAILY finishing a head before Bon
nibert, who took third money from Car
buncle by nose.
Martins Queer Performance.
When Starter Pettingill sent the field
away the spectators were astonished to
see Martin take hold of Bonnibert, when,
in the estimation of all shrewd horse
men, he should have gone out in front
with a heartbreaking pace.
There was no pace at all, for that mat
ter, in the early part of the contest,
Potente running easily in front, with
DAILY and Belle of Troy in close attend
ance. Martin was apparently shut in
going up the backstretch. He got clear
in the stretch, and then put Bonnibert
under the whip. but the son of Albert
did not show his usual speed, and had
hard struggle to finish in the money.
The time was 1853 3-5, the last half OF
the race being run at fast clip.
Favorite Disappoints.
The feature of the card was the Sea
Breeze selling stakes for three e-year-olds
at mile and sixteenth, with the fiela
reduced to four starters.
'Pittsburg Phil's" Grand Opera, with
Shaw up. was the favorite. with Andy
Williams and Rossignol played we'll to
beat the Wagner colt.
Shaw took Grand Opera out in front,
but at the half mile Andy Williams,
who was under constant drive from
Odom, went up to him easily. Together
they raced like team to the head of
the stretch. with Andy Williams ridden
out to the wire a winner by three
lengths. in the fast time of 1:47 2-5,
Gv,r
fore Rossignol, who was poorly ridden
throughout by Martin, the boy who
handled Bonnibert in the previous
event.
Lawrence Waterbury's Sadducee, an
odds-on favorite, finished away back in
the fifth event, at about six furlongs,
having been stood on his head by the
winner, Mabel Winn, an S-to-1 shot,
who passed the judges two lengths to
the good in 1:10 2-5. Stuyve, we'll man
aged by Martin, got the place by three
lengths from Carroll D., at 100to /, who
was head before Templeton.
Blue Peter Shuts Up.
Blue Peter, favorite in the first event
for two-year- at about six fur
longs, after leading to the head of the
stretch, stopped short. Then Lyme came
on with Incubator, and the latter won
galioping by five lengths in 1:111-5
Durazzo, Boutonniere, Conspicuous, Red
knight, Blue Peter and Mart Mullen
following in bunch, heads and necks
apart, as named.
In the third race, for maiden two
year-olds, at five and one-half furlongs.
Unterock, a 100-to-1 shot. won on the
post by half length from the favorite.
Sweet Alice, who was a head before
Earl of Warwick, the time being
:0S 1-5.
Slipthrift, the favorite, made a runa-
way race of the last event. at one and
miles, passing the judges
stand four lengths before Huntressa.
who beat Zoroaster head for the
place. The time was 1:46 3-5.
The Summaries.
First race-For two-year- -olds; about
Bix furlongs. Incubator. lis uyne), 3
to /, won; Durazzo, 107 tMichaels), IS
to /, second: Boutonniere. 1l5 tCoch-
rane), Z to 1, third. Time, Ell is.
Second race-For all ages; mile and
\ furlong. Potente, 81 tCochrane), 6
to 1, won: DAILY. 80 (Redfern), 4 to /, |
second; Bonnibert, l23 fMartin), 3 to 2, |
third. Time. :53 LIS.
Third race-For maiden two-year-
olds: selling; FIVE and one-half fur
longs Unterock. 10s (Boisen). 80 to
won; Sweet Alice, 80 tRedfern). s to
). second; Earl of Warwick, 102 Mich
aeIs), 10 to /, third. Time, 1:5s 3-5.
Fourth race-Seabreeze Stakes; one
ind one sixteenth miles. Andy VIII
iams, ia tOdom). 8 TO S, won; Grand
Opera, lis SHAW. 3 to 2. second; Ros-
,ignol. 1o4 (Martin), 20 !, third. Time,
I:47 2-5.
Fifth race-SelIing; about six fur
ones. Mabel Winn. 113 tRice), s to /.
Won; Stuyve. 106 Martini. TO j, Sec
ind; Carroll D.. 102 Miles, so to i,
,hird. Time, 1:10 2-5.
Sixth race-One and one sixteenth
niles. Slipthrift, 107 tCochrane), even.
Won; Huntressa, 164 tRedfern), to /.
Iecond; Zoroaster. 113 tOdom), 5 to 2.
hiyd. Time. l:sS 3-5.