New-York tribune., 1903-05-27
BLUES BADLY BEATEN.
ARR4HGOW4N GETS CUP
II. K. VanderbiIt,s ThoughtIess
Gets a Third Place.

y his race yesterday afternoon al Morris Park
over mile and furong OF the Withers Course
he taken as clew his intentions in the Brook
s., Handicap tomorrow. Il altogether probable
that the brilliant but eccentric Blues will go TO the
-ost without conspcuously enthusiastic following
The difficulty is however, that one performance or
series Of them does not serve as basis for prog
nostication 50 far this uncertain old son Of Sir
nixon Is concerned. The fact, therefore. that he
-sn 2 poor third yesterday in q three horse race
does not necessarily signify that he Will not
first tomorrow IN q field OF fifteen twenty
The Jockey Club weight for age race for three
year olds and upward served as an excellent prep
tar lhe big handicap at Gravesend, and as it was
generally taken for granted that Blues would be
sent the extra furlong after the and one-eghth
mile race finished, hundreds Of watches We're
held on him He carried 129 pounds yesterday, and
his only opponents were Foxhal P. Keene's three
year-old colt Injunction. by St Leonards-Prohibi-
1ion Il and ". c. Whitney's three-year-old flly
Girdle by Golden Garter-Amourette. The colt took
up 109 pounds and the FLY 104.
From the moment that Blues left the paddock
Il vas evident that he in the sulks and the
post he refused positively break. Finally MI
Fitzgerald caught him facing the barrier. and let
the three 20 to q good start. Blues went out at
once and in the first four furlongs put almost
dozen lengths between himself and the other two.
= the far turn he had increased his lead. and IL
looked then though he would win II he walked
The rest OF the way. He quit at The mile and a
sixteenth and Cirdle took up the running. In
Junction, on whom Cannon rode good race. caught
the fIy Z hundred yards from the wire ana won
b. length in 154s. which beats the record for the
race by a quarter Of second. Fuller continued on
with Blues and covered the mile and quarter IN
2lIls The horse ran in a jowl hood and blnkers
The Amateur Cup. q lightweight selling race for
shTee-yearqds and upward 0vgT 5eI the AGhd3g 6{6
their mounts taken altogether were an inoifeTeIlt
lot the race created great deal of sporting IN
7erest in the hunting set. p s ?. Randoiphs ageq
Philadelphia, up was maoe an even money "a Ia - ~ y
T z Mannix's McWillian1s, ridden ny d DION - fNeTT
steepIecHsse r1oeT In ID N 49,, LII i STnb p went
3aanp al & 20 fer rue f barrier vent Up and led
Tor a mile. when Mr. Taylor brought ATTahgowan
T3goreus than graceful by head from M Nc,
Villa MIlIianS and hiiISef fi5ehe6 g third hire
PPSeS PT5ertfIess rather attractive looking three
onoec ", n - tp eI1orf in MS country in the
cay patrons Q. ~. SI ,1,ai5g+ s4fai- for three
vear-ol6s down the Eclipse Course but because OF
Mr. Tanderbits entry il attracted q gooo, oeal @ oL
attention. His coors are white, with black hooPs
on sleeves. ano conseerlng ile tIs vas
amazingly conspicuous ii neio 1Ilou 5ltss
rnade an even money favorite but she did not seem
Tide her most Of the way 70 get third place. Ink
Won almost in common ga1iqL. Win i TI o,3
teTen flights Of hurdles from Draughtsman Victor
a the first hurdle. .soUt came on and under the
Of seyeneigs q s1Iie IIie for giq oTaT s
Tfthe-s Nile.
TTRsT RACE-Burdle. 4year olds and over nor-Vin-
rerz of hurdle race or steepiechase at the meet
'-''' se Betting Fl
& NalqHegs q ohnet by ,s6@Es45 SonEsa IL OF,
1,rzds.s5sa i9z 5 8 sss5. isai.' ~ 81
GIBSON I.r1t. 4 14o Cf4eider, 10 to and 70 Moro
,9 @ l ID MSF - NssaTed ~ 70 10 S 10 ana to i also ran
srarr good Won ridden out Time 81 2
coupled 81 betting.
SECOND RAcE-Maiaen s-sea--oids and over; the
3ss 9398ssFa5ss N2at E5 5io c Inn csgaar $ man u. q
.-s5.e Es s = .a4 'dfaa39, BH289, II -
eard 10 Cglle. to = ard % 10 .35 p x65qSs4n 6PSS
11s5t 3 10 lalcc0el, % . and 15 to J. also ran.
start good. Wou easily Time, l:15
THIRD RACE-3-year-o1ds and over: nor-"inners o.
$500. last furionEs Of the WitHers mile
7 Faa5qlph's oh ,,sI c Rs5 I'd, kn.s1s as by
g.--. ?. =. 3. ess..4=s.., .s5:55s = 8 8
@ Of Kenaal 3 ss gcrsae5 -. to = and sIso to ran n
start grod Win easily. Time. 1861.
FOURTH RAC-E-seling: THE AMATEUR CUPS Syear-
csds and over: the Withers Nile
G. Morrtson's br & ATTahF9gsn' by
,,.1.r 5.s.n.55DT. =, '- NJ TfEi9E R.2E, 81 %
alHEHt OF The Garter. aged 142. 49, ,,..,,.,a II
King Carte }. 135 dT slegargeel. 20 TO and to Il
ras Blue aged l48 H smith - 10 an9 70 T. Iso as
raa- stsrt good Won ridden out. Time. 40.
FIFTH RACE-Jockey Club Eeght-fora race; } year
cI1s and over. IA ules the withers Course
FoxhaM heene's ch Injunction by
3 Prohibition Il 8 100
ss s.s, ,i5s;s:' i5::s:' = f, = =:
STAR good Won driving. Time. 1914
Sixth RACE Selling; S-yea~-olds and upward the
Wl-hers Mile
! Fltzsirnuoas's e. C. Rockey. b. clifford
TarliaC J. 1G5 -.........-. fF5aack3 II -
etriln. 4 tft-cEt}
DARK Planet 3. 90 tCrearneT) 3 81 81
sc9fer. D. l0l Fuller. and - 10 /. Hist w
80 O'Coauor 20 70 and g TO l. Gennevis g. lG0
,Slce afterr2f . G and knight TeHplar =
= lsc'oenJ. 30 and l2 !, al-o start good
N'tt crlFiug. Time 1.s1-
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
fiiASl RAcE--selling. thsee-year-olds and upward
800 adced. The Withers Mile
Aaus
= lsac 1O5 Sir Roche lyV
saia Sparkle Esher 70
lt& Snowman -.