The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-28
NORTHAMPTON BREAKS DOWN.
HUNTER RAENE BEATS HIM IN
GLENDALE HANDICAP,
Bulln,an Puts Up a Great Ride ON Hazel
wood I'm Youthful Stakes---aeosetlnt
Defeats Astarlta--u2.OOO Persons NJ
,Jarnaiea Track--Slx Fay0rites Lose.

The summer meeting OF the Metropolitan
Jockey Tub, at the new Jamaica track. opened
Yesterday to last through the present week.
and ~ 900 persons spent delightful after
noon. The broad lawns and tho paddock
HAD loon -n-ded -incc the dusty meeting
in the spring. and with flower beds stretch
ing between the outer track rail and wire
fence from the Judges stand up to the hcld
stand there was Il picturesque finish that
was pleasing to the eye
The principal event was the $500 Glendale
Handicap at mile and an eighth. which
brought about not only the defeat Of the
prohibtive favorite, }. G, Follansbee's Roe
hampton. but also the practical breaking
down of this speedy horse. northampton
took UP IFS pounds. He opened NJ , to ..
and the big bettors made him close at IL
TO 20 Hunter Rhine was backed heavily by
his owner, Alexander Shields. while Athelroy
was played down from 20 to | to tens. HACK
took ondon out in front TO make the pace
pullman fell in behind with Roehampton.
while Odom trailed along In last place WIN
Hunter Rnine. This order was maintained
n the middle OF the backs'r"tch. where
Odom began to move up and Buliman put
Rochampton under a mild drive 10 take the
lead from ondon At the head OF the stretch
Odom let Hunter Raine down and then rode
him out with his hands, the Longstreat colt
easily catching the favoritc and beating MN
by two and n half lengths III i'53 10 koe-
hampton struggled home on tire" legs
taking the place from 4 ndon 10y 'h"'-p'r's
of length, and then tobbng hh'h I" me
scales Mr.. Follansbee said after the race
that his hors" had bowed a tendon nnd "'lIo
probably never race again w. went WRONG
two years ago, but after 1r"Iui hlhdiihs
was patched up. so that h" logan the br'S""'
campaign perfectly sound
pullman was the hero oI the >"nthlu'
Stakes. for wo-yolr-odI ~ six iur'on!S'
Scrat ching reduced the field 10 four starters.
With l.. M,Ginns' Pentnnr AnI I'm raEnn.
coupled favorites at to To- Fuller rnsheu
Tim PAYNE away from the barrier ana haI
lead OF four lengths when he reached fhe
turn. There 0dom went 10 him with o. l..
Richard-'s Race Ming, who was giving YEN
moment, Bullman began 10 put the whipto ".
L. divers Halelwood III" outsider Al the
head of the stretch IT seemed 10 he 6ope-
less task, but Bpllmnn never relaxed MS
efforts and fairly lifted Hazelwood over IN"
finish line winner by a length in INA. Pen
ar cored Race EmF az the last stS' Snna
with the latter head before Tim Payne
Shields, in addition 10 his success with
Hunter Rainc also put Duke OF hen END 10y oyer
lengths behind his field and finished a dis dig,
graceful last. The stewards Calied n".n n
the stand for an explanation They finally
decided 10 have Dom Paul run ,s again bn,o on
wednesday for their especial hSment before
the season and was heavily played AZ fours
Nsn6 h of F Sr . "p 'dS whs 4s
FLYING Buttress. who had stuck close all the
way. stopped. Then odom rushed Duke OF
Kendall M on the outside and after short,
decisive t,,Nslc with the Fcatherstone mare
the Shields colt drew away and Won in a
drive by length and q half in las. psad.
vantage was the same distance before Sherin
MIR, Foil t9sbee received some consoirtik9,n
for the accident to RoehImptoI wbel MS
two.e,r-od 6llr Flsmmul b. Fil% 1o Sg,h
race, for maiden two-verr-olas NJ Ave and
half furlongs. Hicks waited With her until
ran over both Gold Dome and the ftvorite.
in drive from the former by half a length
tstaritn also from Mr., Follensbee''s stable.
was the choice ~ the FIRST RAGE. a handicap
for all ages at six furlongs. n r.. Scharers
but his b ciers were horriled when they slw
Redfern thrown out Of the Saddle Just as the
gate went up B%dens R sSssG to lad
Asst rita merry dance. beating her b.
head. Four lengths back King Pepper.
with, 1882 pounds. took third none from
ran the distance. finished in third pllce and
then jumped clean over the rail into the pad
dock. Neither Redfern nor the horse was
hurt
Hicks landed another winner with e. Fell
loves Jr's Satire. the favorite IN the second
He bent Ernest Parhnm BY length and
half after patient handling. Petra H.. Is to 1,
WINS third
E. l.. Graves's Great Crossing. second
choice, captured the last rnce Of the dey. for
maiden two-ve1r-olis Mt Ave andn half fur
longs She beat Bl ,ck Socks. Is to I. bv
head j. B. HaggiN's October Flower WIS a
hend back Tim Sullivnn's colt The Bowery.
n warm favorte. was the biggest kind OF
dis ppointment Hicks carried on the honors
in the saddle. Six favorites lost.