New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-03

winning post was almost length in front.
Redfern apparently had used his mount up in try
ing TO overhaul the leaders when he found they
were coming back to him. and Goldsmith
a very poor third
The race was with black thunder clouds, fire.
quently torn with lightning. a setting The
storm, however kindly sheered off Brooklynward,
and no rain fell at the track. After the contest
Mr.. Joyner said that waterboy would start in the
Brighton Handicap, to be the opening day
OF the Brighton Beach meeting He viii take up a
twelve pound penalty because of his victory yester
day
Handicap for three-year-olds at mile and fur
long. would have been deemed a sufficient attrac
ton. but the Renewal yesterday rather
Swallowed it. From the ten colts named overnight
only Father Bill's'' Coonsay withdrawn.
Perry Belmont's River Pirate. with lis pounds,
top weight, and Mrs Curtis's FLY Eugenia Burch
came next. with 112. J. P. Kraner's colt Golden
Maxim was favorite at first, but toward the close
the Keene colt Injunction was played heavily
that the two went to the post about equal favortes
at to / Injunction evidently had prohted by his
long rest Cannon rode him yesterday. and wisely
refrained from too free of his Whip.
Allan and Merry Acrobat the pacemakers
for mile, and then the former chucked it up with
| a suddenness that made his hackers gasp Eugenia
Burch and the Dwyer colt reached the head Of the
stretch on almost even terms. and fighting 1t
out all the way through when Injunction. who
always comes with a rush at the end, nailed both
the colt and the FLY sixteenth of a mile from
home. Merry Acrobat decided that third place was
good enough for him and he dropped out Eugenia
fought to the last jump. and beaten only a
neck The mile and a furlong in 1928,
within two-ffths of a second Of the track record
made by Gold Heels in 1901.
Some found a favorable omen for Waterboy
when Ada Nay, a three-year-od Mako flly.
brought Mr.. Haggins orange Jacket home in front
Of half dozen mares and FLIES in a contest at
mile. II required all of Redfern's persuasion to
keep the FLY TO her work and stall off the at
tempt made by Adios to come through the rail
and steal the race. P. S. P Randolph's THAN, a
lo1 TO shot, third. length away
Seventeen platers of the cheaper sort raced at a
mile Damon. at 70 to l. lead all the way, winning
j Grant Lynah's brown geidng Unmasked an
other successful outsider stole the first race at
before they were fully aware that the contest
vorie, woke up too late to do better than second
P Place., Save: SECOND choice vas third Julius
o5 SHORT 3d nose in contest for beaten two-yeaT
the Futurity Course. The last race of the after
noon. run as usual over one and one-sixteenth
affair and was won in drive BY TUga Bey from from
Dr. Saylor Articulate. the fayorite. was poor
VIII seven . races to select from the talent
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES years and over; furongs on main
track
7 ST f
D5m 6ant Ian I'M 5 i,o UHa% MfsSs. By ~,
9 9isTo lPP : id4 'd 3a#2s.I - il
Invinclble 3. 112 CNIathews). 80 to / and 10 to l.
1I6 d ~ 3 aBd 20 to M a2a 70 to o Dqf odse
200 to and so 70 /; Mesmer. 9. lo7 Rurmanl. IS
and and Our SusEs} io9 cco % ram 90 TO
asd 1 e to also ran start good Won ''sveTly
SECOND RAcB-sellng year old non-winners this
meeting: last five and one-half furlongs Futurtty
Julius Fleischu,ann's b. c. sandhurst by
Ind 4s5 a5.I Hurst r.. lo EVER S8gEn
Tommy Rot 1os ooweIp 50 to and 20 to /: Charlie
1G7 GHichaels IS to and TO !; Sailor Knot lo6
% to and stssnsker los Damon e and
Juveneila 90 RedfernJ 80 to and to /: Brooklyn
Won ridden Time. Os.
THIRD RACE-Mares. years over: mile.
J. B Haggtn.s e6 + Ada Nay. By Ms1i9 =, -
f Asl2s: l a5e5fs:4 81 81 al 81
aSsT D d s 3 % o asa ' anS s & R
s stsr Food won q driving s Time 70 8a " 10 also ran
FOURTH RAcE-THE sPNDRIFr HANDICAP: 8-year-
oids mile and a furlong.
FQEha4 P Keen ss,s Oh ,2o IPi p GfB by
E Eaff2 Ad a0FsR 1 IL 0 S@% 81 81
River Pirate. G5icks). 7 to and to /: Maesay
1aIehaels) 70 and 70 ! Dauphin 100 [copneD, 10
ana s 5. also Start good: driving Time
7 FIFTH RACE-sUBURBAN RENEWAL; for horses
accepted the weights in the Suburban
1903; IL miles
J. B. Eaggins blk waterboy, by
Observation-Disclosures, T. 1l2...- (Odom) all 6-5
5 G5idsm h9S z ii5 slsR5 q %
Blues 5 l23 dIoar), I 2h l. Major Danger-
field. (O'NeiD, II 10 Bonnibert. j.
(dcC-ue) O l 2 /. Clearwater, 4. los Ci
Mchaels), so 10 and Is 70 also Start
driving. Time, 2c04%-
SIXTH RACE-selin years over: / mile
r H. McCarter Potter's blk. c. Damon
by Nomad-Rosalie. 3, lo2--..-. tO'NeiD 12-1 81
Beiiario. 5. CIichaesj Al SIS
Flara. > adams. 90 o 0 /: Morol1ants,
CIathewsD. 20 TO l and Planet 8. lO4
(Gannon) 20 and 10 l. Chicle. g. 104 Cochran 80
and u to /, Lee King 6. 1O3 C3urns) 20 l
Raglets. g. rs CF2edfernl, l and Rostand 2,
81 (Creamer), 5 70 and TO !; Rough Rider 6. los
(FIcks 10 to and 70 l; Early Eve !, los HaacA u
20 l. Blue Jay. B. 101 Farley, 80 70 and 10
Ringdove SO ConnelD. 90 1 and /, Sslora-
- OBren), 80 TO Rnd 10 70 J. also Start good
handily. Time, 4ol5-
SEVENTH RACE-Handicap; years and over: lie
miles. the turf
O. l. Richards br Tuga Bsy. by
Farandole-Nigra Nes, 3, 104. % Netb Al e-5
Dr.. Saylor 3. IL lodom, Il 60
ATIiculae, =, Jog. -t|arsonl ! b 10
The Rival 4 III GIaac0, : O s. and
I. III tCreamer. 80 10 and 10 10 l. also
start good, driving. Time, 1885.
sHEEPsHEAD ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
FIRST RACE-For tvo-year-oId Niles. Last I'VE fur
longs ~ Futurity