New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
CARLTON FOR RELIABLE.
RIVER PIRATE BEATEN
Second Choice IN Betting Takes ONLY
Stake-Torchight Wins.


tire Carlton Stakes for three-year-olds at a mile
yesterday over the Gravesend course. defeating
August Bemout's Fire Eater. Perry Belmont's
River Pirate John ". Schorrs Rightful and Arthur
Feathe-stone's Nesmer.
The stake marked the passing away. as far as any
popular confidence or esteem Is concerned Of Perry
Beuonts expensive counterfeit River Pirate. Hith-
e-ro there have been excuses for the Pirate Of
PerzanCe colts repeated defeats in all his previous
races he has been ridden by Hicks, and the colored
r7v has een censl1red each time for method OF
handling the colt In the Carlton OF yesterday
O5o-n- one Ct the most accomplished jockeys now
riding. was substituted for Hicks, and the
strength o. this Mr. Belmont's entry was made
first choice in the betting.
The colt appeared TO be IN the sulks all through
Ire bacstretch and traied along in last place with
-he Albert colt AIinder had taken Fire Eater to the
front from the start and set a rafting pace Re
liable whom Burns had taken back at the first
rurr insisted on overhauling the leader. and when
the Jockey let him down he raced away from his
.el5 In no time. Fire Eater kept his work how
sve- ard IN the stretch Burns was compelled 10
ra-dride the son OF Watercress TO maintain his
vantage.
River Pirate in the mean time, had passed Right
+gl and Mesrner and was running length behind
Tire Eater and two lengths behind Reliable. About
that distance separated the three as they crossed
-he line The mile by the winner, with us
pounds Up in $40. The withdrawal OF Golden
Maxim the colt whose defeat Of Carbuncle and
River Pirate at mile and sixteenth last Friday
rsced him IN the first fight of threeyear-olds, was
= great disappointment TO the crowd He would
probably have given Reliable more Of q tussle than
did the field ne encountered.
The Henry ot Navarro FLY Torchght, whom
Father Bill took from August Belmonts stable
II selling race at Jamaica. and !. Dunbars FLY
Stamping both OF whom were quoted at the longest
odds in the market, finished first and second IN q
handicap for mares at one mile and seventy yards
The Dunbar hIly made all the pace until sixteenth
1ronl home when Creamer brought Torchlight up
under the whip and won driving by scant length
lux Casta favorite. never better than last
and pulled up lame Wonderly ran Flocarline into
1,ocker. and the flly was lucky TO finish third.
Tuhu W. Schorr's voungster Monet. In maiden
race for tWo-year-Ods with selling conditions al
FIVE furlongs was made the medium Of a successful
ylunge IN the last encounter Of the afternoon The
colt was backed down from TO TO : TO .. and
= second and To san n third tz o., 81, ar.s +be
lightweight handicap Tor horses OF az ages, me %
irSt race q 1e cay attTacIea th5teI lsl T T
ing rv Astarira was made the publics first choice
I'm &c 5 - The si- Tasr sun siIp6ort OF the others
--s s 4-5- - -, -rerr-+e5 sTz of her rivals even
make il Interesting, and won much as she Iancleg
5i-y Bank third. The time FOR the i've and three
Fourteen Youngsters entered in selling race for
1--=er-ol6s Al i've flrlpngS gave Nj Fitzgerald
E lot of trouble Senator McCarren's colt Brooklyn
iTsd Sqaqeg & aq f67 PGts @ ns5d6ek m Vas inter
capte6 half Va1- and LED back 10 the posI. " ] il
~ the best. and Parkvie good as left
Agnes Brennan the odds on favorite, got away run
,,Irc and won I'm big gallop from Mimon. Frank
FarreIrs honest flly. Moorhen. the Watercress
jae Paget sale Of tvvo-year-olds was third -
s---,aares over a mile and a sixteenth Afforded
dozen apprentice boys who had never ridden a win
four-year-oId Western colt Sambo on whom there
has been continuous Up Tor |eks ,. IN lt - Ing % -
cummings under the wire a couple pi lengJls IN
running to the head Of the stretch finished second
with Mrs. F-eemau's Ben Howard third Coruscater
-he favorite. not in the Iaony
TIE SUMMARIES
r-rz- RArE-Au ages. lightweight handicap. about
'''' 81 Betting p
m-z.rz- sssse= AssaFita. bz ,,7ssa,, RS,h ,,,
orl1a 3 los ,cre4uer 30 to and 10 10, to L RoZai
za5 m i2 's2a' "a 3 - IL sI "a 81 FaTaa I23
McCuel . and to ]; l15sS 45 % 3 III yzi,ero r
Hl-l 20 - and u /: CaDrva1or 3 is Rice 10
~ z-5 40 n ser1rer vivurn. .. IL Ovonderly) -
aud ~ 70 also start fair Easily by II ehg'hS
SECOND RACE JOCKEYS thai have nsger ridden win
re-. selling: 3 years and over. i-1G miles
2 n rlyiHs g. G. saulbo by $ saviour
s.s I'D ils Tjf55755 5a55s55 ii ii Il
-e Eegt loo da-eHsnl . to, to and I'd 8 D Dark 1
Planet . 81 ,Elinck. 70 and % J. ArdeI :. l os
.B.a5e- = 70 and 8 70 ociaVahe ss CTga,yeTs,
70 i Cr1zrhar 3 I0I CTreuhel1. 80 to and 10 70 !
fHetnkeIn7erl. 4 70 arc
raa poo- Easily by % lengths Tine i'sS
THIRD RACE-sellinr. ? year ol5s; furlongs
, sl-ev-s 3 2 Agnss 72,s Brennan 6y ,,lf, DT out
&.1l1r. 50 -.------.-.- tItobisonl : -
G-or.aE Sc --' N @freT'y' " i'
Flar7el % .F9e- TO and = to @ l. H,2oSi5n S H. ,S 90
I~-esr-e- 30 20 ] an5 I, Pleasant Memories. 100
fF4sre~f n 70 and EOceo sc tNcAaeisl :" %
G tc PfckRick - tFarieyl, 81 . ae = -
Fsre--rs- 81 iC;,r-aIlI. 20 u + O. ttGnt-
fTe1l-s and - % l. All Coiogs - tWedoei
st-arsI . 10 J. IrouEllle le5 li5olesen lo
l. and Parkyile 81 n Talla@n,ii 10, 10 %
: a-1 - I start poor Won easliy oE d"
i--gr1s- Tine. l-0l
Fvgr-F-FE FzA -,-Tre Carlton. 3-yeaT- -olds mile
g. Whitney's h Reliable. by Water -
F.re Eater is ------ 'aali5leIl
Itl-0r Pirate llS.------ o-'i-' d ~
Rl---f.l 1ls G8almanl Is and 10 10 and Mes
re- rs ir,-r~er5 - ] and J. also ran start
good Won easily by > lengths Time. l-4-
FrF-F RACE wears and mile and 40 Yards
r. T,s,y.s ca z 1orchIghi b. HenTy
~ Navarre-Hushilght. /. % tCreanerJ =
-t4sP.ag Grogae , eo.------ -gyy}ey ! s. 10
tl1Carllue. 3, 1lG--------- go ~ oi4-et's' o
Lllz casa 10 oOdorn1. 10 and 20 2 DAISY
l5re.r - TsIiclae-s ! and > % / snd H-NtraNa
saGza 10 Burns. and .. 70 also iai, H'a4
p7o6 Won driving b. q half length Time 1.4'-
SIXTH F.CE,-selllng. 2-yeaI-ods. furongs
John " Sehorrs ch Z Monet. by Ben
-NIdrose lol I!4e-t
7;71sij. 100 darsenj 3 80 10
s- rvsl, - <sIchaeisl 20 and 70 / A1stTalia-
p lNeCare-1sJ. 70 and 70 - q el 5esouza, 100
and ]; BOB MURPHY. lV3 T and 70 l.
E1gle Horn lO5 tAryirJ. 100 10 anc 80 = :. Poor
ltz 8 tConnelli. - 20 ] and 70 i AiS0 '
ttsrt ridden out Tine. l'o2-s-
ceAvesENp ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
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