New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
ANDY WILLIAMS AGAIN.
SHIELDS HORSE REPEATS.
Long Shot Wins Montauk Stakes
-Higbic Wins SteepIechase.

- +t-s- The yyaterboy-McChesney race had been
qbsr6oned. or else, having made their plans to 60
went anyway.
..t-rs il could be without being pleasant heavy
-. drenched fog came in from the sea, obscuring
the track and soaking the spectators Afterward
q rained. and had moi NcChesney gone lame II Is
doubtful whether the horses would have met
The Nontauk Stake became the feature after the
championship special" had gone by the ooaro II
vrss for tvo-year-olds. and they were asked TO go
,---e-ouarters Of a mile. Seven of them accepted
The top weight, 115 pounds was placed on BOD
Murphy Goldspink and Tim Payne Ihe other
4o4~ carried 1G7 pounds each r ". Naloens
1.-,v,- colt The Southerner by The Commoner-
z-ie was selected TO carry the publc's money
The race was confined principally TO the last SIX
tenth when the favorite who had the worst OF the
start ran around his field and caught Long Shot a
tav vounEster. owned by the Fleischmanns, who
had assumed command after Tim Payne retired
Long shots lead was TOO great, and. although the
fsvorfte was catching him at every jump. he hung
an long enough 70 win by just nod. Mohave and
Juvenal Maxim were heads apart for third place
the former getting il.
ANDY WILLIAMS WINS RACE
lDdv Williams. Daisy Green and Lady Potentate.
,n selling race at one and one-eighth miles, finished
heads apart in q rousing ride through the stretch.
Nr FoIians5ee's dlly was nicely ridden by Days
supreutice boy o Brien- who took her over to the
ran in the first few jumps. and made all the pace
Z
horse caught her ana Lady Potentate joined them
on the outside.
Aside from having the best horse under him,
Odom on Andy Williams. outrode the other two
lightweight boys and finished short head to the
good. AS the brown horse had won a hard race
only the day before he demonstrated his worth
q repeater. he a Z 70 10 choice in the betting.
The pace which Higbie and Gum Honey set for
field O. nine seplecnaseTs over the shorter course
was bound 10 terminate Oaoly lor some o5 those
~no tried to maintain IT, ana when a half dozen
al tried take the rrst jump in the back field no
lioreJIo II go with ! crash Your Grace
company thus thinned out. the others continued on
10 me judges stand without further mishap.
Ciesry. the odds-on favorite. Libretto II ran away
fs @ - 70 me post and 70 stop h hs TidT turned
buck Jumped it and put the jockey down. He was
In the SIX furlong sprint for three-year-olds the
sS-,-s,e+-2 - = t -.- " .. IlaC eie DS0i1Ils Ing
hot affected his spirits caused him TO lose con-
in hIs own particular class He was in front Of
us leld Of thirteen ali the way. and he
pleased FUturita and DlyTia had q fine fight for
ne place the Daly colt getting it by nose.
Floral King. the fayorite IN a six furIong scram-
t-e tor maiden two-year-olds, beat a big field by
q comfortable margin Ida Lelb was second and
{uases Eceetie slipped and threw Mocaherty S The
Billy DIVERS dIIy Gaviota won the last race at
one and one-sixteenth miles in drive from Ella
SUMMARIES
FTRs- RACE-8-year-olds 6 furlonrs
81 Betting Fi.
I Ho.iand.s eh : C qogRserPoiss INT BY
fqturita- lo1-..............-.(G (GaHnon) i6-i II
lrizesse IL I4icks). 100 to l. Leipsic III
y @ 70 a 6ua2to az 20 i6 ay4s ss1 40 5o1 u Gonne Ss q
]. Duke of Kendal I26 1Odonl : 70 ! a16 ~ .,
2ss-1 Nss DoT55Hy 55 55- i9i de5Gs:5t q 100
loa 20 Brien 300 10 and 200 l. Trespas 10l C2ohr-
- -- 70 az so TO l. also ran Start fair Won easily.
SECOND RAcE-sseerleehase; years and over: about
miles
Queen city Stables eh. g HigbIe. by Jrs
s2nHs9L-,5lenleyen, aged. 1873 tSonger) 81 rs
s'f Ss5 sase sdss5' ids jssss5s}} ss} = ss ee5
z 32nsn. 5A i53 (so6elD 30 10 ana l. Holland.
g Green 70 and to ? your Grace s. ls6 a.
HeVt 100 to and % n ana s,sd 125si0 sia H. ooS go
Won ceverly. Time 4.34s. 'Feu s'0-
THIRD RACE-selinE. wears ard over; mile and
furloar.
AA'Fis5 & s55sless 45 s 4Hag Wla.
isz Is. Ss';Fs.i 25;sa s5 g 55s5s8 s5sH} q a
9 De % . and 'S 70 aa9 81 seSer TO o. FqS fo3
5a - 40 i2 8 - 4e & 70 L Go!ds6y. IL Qickerng)
Ts5y'' 7 79g 10 20 SEa 30 to also Start good
FOURTH RAcE-THE MoNTAUK STAKES; 2-yesr-
olas g furioags
julius F.eischmunn,s b. Long Shot
hy lndls-Strsy Shot, O7....(Redfe-ri %,
asa.ss ssa'5srHs5 % lo1-o o55ssssR} 5fsssR 80
Iuvenal Maxim. IO7 Codou) 8 to an5 = = :, D.
M1rrhv I15 uIer) Gud 10 & @ i5,: 20 i: g99 {y9
5ulmanl 10 and To g. and Tim Pavne I13 tc,b 10
;nE rr0-, 1-15 Won uiI'-
FIFTH RAcE-2-year-old naidens 8 f1rloDrs
Il Gardners Floral King bv
.'-gaH te'lna-,Ftosa Regina ll2-- lOdom IL =,
i5aa,fy i7ia IN .t4sa:E t1z4s5s Ii Il
Phaser. lJ2 G2edfern) Is 10 ! and G 10 I. ~ g..
ka2edFe ~ 2;saIoa CANNED ~ 70 ii'9, ss5
.eA 1 2radale, le5 d)angma1). 10 70 / and 4 10 l.
I IND =
tssH ic9 lrelch;'. 100 ! TO :; CoI5sn ,5o
-sy7 $50 TO and 80 to j. Tweede Yseasid icss JOE
ia ana y 70 l. Sunshine After Rain Ii2 Gsrson}'
= Il and Is Electric 0icCanerty3 ~ -
~ T. }. Gold Tip. 10 Sims 30 / and u ~ @ 1
fylag Machine. zoe Doyle 100 20 ] 40 10 sIso
~ start tair Won easily. Time. ;I5ts. '
SIXTH RAGS years and over: I-1s miles
RS n divers ch- r Gsviota. by Crigh-
Ila SNYDER 3 cannon Hi5S RI q
De Ea1er. 2 l02 ......--.. CAIaitheWsl - %
courtensy ia N. Lewis, 3 70 ] and 8 n r. g.
cEsig ia lBuman). 81 and 10 s. seB.-T D. SAN
Is tIcks 30 10 and 10 L /: Dutch raT .:
soesenl 20 70 and y 70 !. and EIierse a III
oeersn) 80 70 and L 70 !. also start fair Won
eriving Time. i-4sss. 0n
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
FIRST RAcE-For tTo-year-oids. sailing Fiv. ana
hst furlonss
E7orzel -.-...-...-..-.. 10 Asinon -.-.. 4dI
Ese55ar iS i9s s1lSf sess RsIs1 R[eRnan 100
55Pefui Mss. los Bonbtno ..-... eS
&c ScSefy ---------. loS 81 Roma .....-...-.. 81
s1-LN ~ tsnny side. %
Aaorttor I02 Roysiton ~
Thistle Hes ther-...-... l0ll g
sE0gHD EACE-For three-year-oIds and unv,ra ,ba,
nave run and not Won since May / with 81 ooo
daH Ora