New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-19

| and for second headed the division behind
Africander and Herbert. but Hunter Ratne was
not to be denied and finished with Michaeis
| fogging him frantically in third place Ihe
| Major was fourth, Yardarm fifth and the rest
| beaten off The value of yesterdays renewal
! to the winner was $16,69O. and with the rich
| prizes which Afrfcander has already won this
| snring the wisdom of his owners in refusing
| a 800 COO offer seems to be pretty clearly estab-
lished
DOUBLE EVENT INTERESTING.
PAIRING the Suburban, of course, the fifteenth
| running of the first half of the Double event
| which Immediately preceded the handicap, was
| from the point of view Of owners and trainers
the most interesting race Of the afternoon. Each
| half has guaranteed value Of 5000 and, IN
| addition 81 600 In money or plate, should the
two halves be by the same horse. Inc
| race is down the last five and nall 'furiohs9
| of the Futurity course. and Is open only to two
| vear-oIds. The field yesterday did not represent
| the best two-year-old material of the season.
and. although Magistrate, Leonidas, Broomstick'
stalwart. Harangue and other high class young
! sters were eligible, none Of them were even en-
tered on the overnight list.
| OF the nine original starters. Green B. Morris
| withdrew Golden Mineral and H. NJ. Ziegler both
! Luxembourg and Don John. These Withdrawals
were more than offset by the adding Of Pulsus,
! the Top Gallant colt, which, with the hlly
Di1nple already entered. gave E. r. Thomas g.
| double string, Captain S. S. Browns Conjurer,
| the Gayoso Stables SHOEMAKER and the AtamaX
colt Toledo. The starters numbered ten. and
| the betting was brisk. The report that ConJurer
was faster than Broomstick, who himself Is
| about the handiest youngster that has been to
| the races this year. sufficient for most of
| the crowd and the talent backed him with a
| blind and unreasoning faith. At post time he
no,,t
| Pulsus, the Thomas entry
DIMPLE MAKES FAST START.
| For a few. seconds after the barrier went up to
| a good start it really looked though Mr.
| ThOmas's long run Of hard luck was about to
| change Dimpe got away galoping and came
| down through the middle of the Futurity Course
with a world of speed. Pulsus, too, well up.
| and between them they appeared TO nave the
| race good Won There was still a colt 70
| be reckoned, with Aristocracy carrying John E.
| Madden's cherry and white Jacket All at once
/ he emerged from the mud DeSpdItered crowd
and with little Cornell apparently doing
| little more than to keep him straight, he gal
| loped over his field and oVerhauling Dmple, a
. half furlong from home, passed her he had
the rest. Waterbury, Toledo, brought the
| Westerner through on the rail, and could he
! have found an opening sooner might have gwen
| AriStocracy more Of a race. As IT was ne nm
t ished third, two lengths behind the winner. and
! three parts of a length pack of Dimple. All Of
the performers. with the exception of the one
FLY. whose gave her three pound allow
carried III
| green, and this, added to poor racing luck was
! sufficient to beat him.
| The meeting began with the undoing not only
| of the favorite, but of the second choice-and
this, moreover, in a six furlong scramble in
which only four horses took part. The four that
went to the post were Green B. Morriss Old
England, who ran second to Gunfire in the Met
ropolitan and later was beaten by Articulate in
q match race; Mr. Whitney's Blackstock. the
| four year old son of Hanover and winner Of the
first running of the Excelsior Handicap at ia
maica; w. B, Jennings's fast sprinter, Shot Gun
three year old colt by Artillery, and the
! Goughacres Stables Dublin the conQueror OF
Herrnis in that high priced thoroughbred's first
| start at GraVesend.
MANY BET ON BLACKSTOCK.
The throng needed widely disseminated tip
on Blackstock and although the ring made
Dublin favorite, the Whitney colt carried the
greater part of the money. The closing quota
tons against Shot Gun were 16 to and even.
In spite of his 1873 pounds Blackstock raced
away from the barrier with the praiseworthy
purpose of galloping his field off their feet.
Shot Gun, however, would not be shaken off,
and when the two turned for the home
Odom touched the Artillery colt just once with
his whip and it was all over. Blackstock. under
his heavy impost. fell back beaten and Shot
Gun came under the wire alone. BlaCkstoCk was
second and the favorite third
In the second race, selling affair for three
year-olds non-winners of $1,000, at one mile,
the players had better luck and in selecting rhe
| black Hermence colt Ink to beat such platers
as Star and Garter, Dark Planet, Black Hussar,
| Miss Dorothy and Orloff they made wise
choice. Ink shouldered III pounds and after
rating back in next to last place for seven
| eighths Hack gave him his head and he gall
! Hoped away from his rivals. Neither Star and
Garter nor Dark Planet, who had made all of
the pace was in the money. Orloff finished
second and Black HusSar third
The fifth race, a maiden scramble for two
| year-olds at five furlongs, was won in a whip
ping finish by NJ. Murphy's James V. from the
gray youngster Dutiful Father Bits Colon
say won the the turf, a mile and a
sixteenth from P. H. McCarrens Mackey
Dwyer.
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES years and fariongs. on main
track.
81 Re'finf :,
W. B Jennings's b. Shotgun by Ar
tilery .Princess B. l2o- t3 49, Id
Dublin ; Tag 90 ,.,., dlaaSE5 - 80
start good easily. Time, 1;l4t5
SECOND RACE-3-year-olds: I mile
T. Monahan's blk. c. Ink by Hermence-
o5 Ss''i5 ii!::;::::::::: , Ns1ss -
star and Garter ss Henderson,. to ! and . to /;
Dorothy. 1O6 Fuen. to and to 1, also ran. Start
good; won easily. Time, LAS.
THIRD RACE-THE DOUBLE EVENT; 2-year-olds;
last 515 furlongs OF the Futurty Course.
J. r Maddens CHI. Aristocracy, by
Mirthful-Fatty. n7........... tConneID 90 II
T 6is l22 Cwate saI ~ 81
:, MQPtTsson 22 gqlsIs y to coa to Moharlb
- to and even: -Pulsus III cONeip. to
naeG 70 and to l. and 2 SSeimaRer ii4 rns,
II Time to oae Coupled % a2 sns start good won easily
FOURTH RACE-THE SUBURBAN HANDICAP. A wear,
and over; IL miles.
Hampton Stables b c Afrieander. h. star
Raby-Afrie Queen B. No. Fuller t5-l 6-l
Hunter Raine a. as ilchaeis 5 IL 81
Major Dainsernea. i2a C8ullman>. Is to and to
3 q 1 < to I. limit