New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
AUDIENCE WINS PRODUCE.
FIRST HALF OF STAKE.
WaUe Handicap Goes to Hurst
bOurne-Ddmp DGy at BRIGHTON.

From the number of Secret Service sleuths in the
betting pavilion at Brighton Beach yesterday it is
| TO be presumed that the oft repeated comment
Il wouldn't play that dog with counterfeit money"
has been modified sufficiently exempt the $40
specimen of the goods that green. The gov
eminent men admitted frankly that they were
looking for showers of the queer. and that they
had every reason TO believe that they op-
Grating extensively in the ring. In the last week.
it is said many bookmakers have been taken in
by such crooks. No better sign that the season
to- 10 PrGLs ; III 49,, r It f NJ S fsT ~.
could De learned. the seuths were not successful
The weather made racing for performers and
spectators alike damp and doubtful diversion.
but for the pneumonia microbes it must have been
suspicious conditions The wind swwept blending
of spindritt and PLAIN wet rain into the sammer-Ke
row. The success OF four favorites tended some
The first half Of the Produce Stakes. for two;
year-od illies. at six furlongs. attracted field
stake was worth s7S92. only I'VE fllies took part.
ence was the only with anything TO back her
clam to class. She has raced well IN the most
only Algonquin Fine Art Great Crossing and
Cantaloupe to dispose Of the prize seemed he's hers
her to 10 fayorite. Great Crossing was second
Fine Art Great Crossing and Cantaloupe galloped,
heads apart, to the head Of the stretch, where
pumping the other two completely out OF their
stride that they curled up Ike caterpILlaTs- me
stalng off Algonqun's rush. won by a le1 1tii
her and Fine Art came in for a distribution Of the
OWING to the condition of the inheId a hurdle
race was substituted the steeplechase originally
planned. and the substitution brought about ratn-
er pretty jumping in spite Of the slippery
footing J. E Wideners Enright. first in demand
and had speed enough between jumps to keep the
FIVE other hurdle horses chasing him from start to
For the Wave Handicap at one and one-sixteenth
mf e5nn eSocas comPany that numbered
nine sprinters. with speed enough TO place them
Hurstbourne and Bad News raced together; then
Bed News make the pace In the stretch he set
him going again and won easily by nearly Two Two
lengths from Rostand who beat SalVateha lot tne
Young Henry again showed his ability to handle
weight in a lightweight handicap when he shout
dered 1874 pounds and beat Mary Street Molie Brant
sp9 pv for maiden the shortest price
laid against the first three horses was 10 70 9,o
who finished second, was at = to and sir carter r
ee one AID o1eeigbth miles was won BY the IA
drive "''' '''-'s'
FIRST RACE-FurdIe handicap: and over -.
miles G s. Fl
nasEBibsiot J. (D9nohue9 - -
G f5s R,I L,fns c6 S21siy 81 ii
~ iaE 70 and and s sven Ps Gsnsi9 g 1ss
SECOND RACE-2-year-old maidens: 8 furlonrs
F. P Keene's b f. Colleen Bswn. by "a 4,
: Kingston-Ben-A Gy-Chres 100. (Gannonl l 20 Il
Say c L9thaF1 100 l edfern} 81 III
Ran 1os oBnl 30 to and o 10 to ,o J. RfcGs5
So TO and 20 to /. Gold Dore 112 lMichaesl 70
4Ga 80 100 CsaIlins5 30 to and 50 I,zzstts
Is to @ and 10 to l. Exesm6iion c6on' to
and 70 ., Sly 1fo t T rs Ia 70 10 and 70 TO- also
ran start poor. won driving. Time 1:l6
Hesl. 2-year-olGs: 8 furlongs-
6 6 Browns CHI Audience. by Sir q 10 , .
Di5onasq am McCeland III s4f2m ~ u
Ei5e ! - r. 10s - ....... (BuIIuan) 81 So
G5oas6 III urP ig 5 and and ID ais. .
start good Won s,,,6 driyi9s- Ilnls'
FOURTH RACE-THE WAVE HANDICAP years anu
over: l-16 miles.
W b eeas's b. c Hurstoourne. by Indio - IS
.i:# f$: iiH : S:S; * =
Lord Badge 81 Fischer. 10 to and TO l. sta73 gs
Ground. B. los tHggtnsl. 20 ana 70 93
H crsssr 3 t to and to / HshiaHds ca
ham 10 70 and TO l. and Lux Casta = IL tCoouInl
8 70 / ana 2 10 / also ran start poor Won easily
Time. 1:45s
FIFTH RACE-H1GHwEIGHT HANDICAP: years and
E Teornass Young n Henri 5Fi,! By 1ss 30
Nellie Brant. 3. 100 -todon) - %
wealth 8 us Cco5uTn1 4 TO / ard TO s. Lockst. =
90 GCSgci!1 to IS to and ard I'd and SILVER Heels
(Smithsoul 30 to and 10 to l. also ran start So'd won
SIXTH RAcE-selins: years and over. II, miles
Frederick BqIIsw,s or , MD NH RiTa's. q q
ss;s,e P.a f5::5f::5 Il Il =
Hooiviniz T. 80 90 Bren). and > 70 l: Never
g. - ConneD. 70 ana 20 ., IA O, o. ~
Walsh t'' So to and Is TO Metal 3. - ~
jones'. l. . and TO L also ran start s0eo "'"