The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-28
#RfetNDffRA 4 GREAT HORSE:
8EATS IRISH LHD IN ADVANCE
STAKES AT xl4EEPSHEAD.

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Crack ..csuss, s.,tc,M Meet. and the
sEkeeRd1y C1lt Rtihs = Mile and Three
Fffr I6f:lO, q New Track Record
-sskSafsGssPulsus Beats Broom''ick'
Thde&Hri ypse-year-o Africander. win
peE-ofS thS BiihhsHan. and Irish Lad. winner
q thSitFoCsiyR. ndioap., met upon even
krms 13pN$hv Adyance Stakes. weight for
sge. sk9 hnDS And thrse furlongs. yesterday
lfternb1hs. and IN magnificent horserace
AfricdS2 nv Wa. Nctoriols by length and
\ half. iitS sffsb Lad beating the five-year-
Old BoriXibdtt, b. three parts Of length
Africander was superbly ridden by doom
lind ran the distance in 2Ia, clipping one
Ind a nfth iee6ends from the track record
hung up by Clarence H. Mackey's kamara,
Eith 100 pounds. two years ago. and coming
4ithtu ppnrter Of n second OF equallins the
horld.s record OF o:lsa made by Sabine, a
,our- ycar-old, with 100 pounds. at wash
jnGton Park. Chicago, July S. 1894.
{ The winner, who is one Of the flnest-look-
ing .thoroughbreds in training, is by star
Ruby fric' Queen. and lie owned by Charley
Dryer and Sim Deimel. The colt was pro-
bounced after yesterdays triumph to be. not
uniy the best lhree-year-old In the East.
ht the present time. His success. which was
scored over good track. showed concl'i-
sivcly that the Suburban was true run
tacc.. Bsavy going has always been Afri-
3undsaA tcfte, and his Suburban victory
bsas III ftbGtttito this cause. But he showed
yesterday that he could win on almost any
bind of track and against the best horses
Over since Irish Lad won the Brooklyn and
the Broadway Stakes. Messrs. Harry Payne
Whitney and Herman B. Duryea, his young
owners, have insisted that they had the
champion titree,year-oh
l They did not decide not to send him to
Chicago TO run in the Derby until the last
available mo >.Jnt, and then scratched him
for the Suburoan on account OF the mud
hut they We're most eager to see him measure
arltksvilh African der ia the Advance Stake e.
Snd Sy&d 50 conAdeR Of victory that they
Gent good commission into the ring
Il Irish Lad. by -Gandlemas - ArrowErass.
Sarmed UP like a whiIwind He is big.
kridine powerful colt. and when the crowd,
which. numbered 81, 600 persons. saw his i'm
pressise preliminary there was a rush to the
betting ring to take me prevailing odds.
II to TO- W. b. Leeds's Major danger
0eld, the four year-old son of Handspring
Hon Drot. was so well fancied that he was
Sacked down from 4 to to 70 to s. second
choice Africander in the mean time receding
rom to l. to II to S. third choice. A.
featherstones Igniter and George +. John
IONS Bonnibert were also played at long
trices. ..4..-a
At the post His Eminence had the rail.
IT,! lighter" BonIdbert. Major Daingerfeld,
Afrcander and Irish Lad stretched across
he trtckNo' the outer rail. The start was a
beaAkSs ARrshsFs~was-a q. Wild. scramble Tor
20. II with Major danger
aalJ all ali
candet, And Burns following with Irish Lad.
who was lighting furiously for his head with
mouth Wide Open. At the lower turn Afrl-
cnrfddf wins practically on even terms with
the Major, while Burns took Irish Lad to the
outside and made @ vain attempt to get UP.
Into the .baehstretoh the Major showed
the Way. but Africander. full Of running and
vr.,ler restraint. was pressing the Handspring
cell harder and harder each moment Sud-
denly Mle Major began to sta gger. He WAS
beaten, and .ifricander went to the front.
Irish lad and Bonnibert moved past the
rapid,yf firing, Handspring colt at the be-
ginning OF the turn. where Africander was
rushing along In front with gallant strides
q nd a heart Of steel. Irish Lad cha ged
him at the middle Of the bend, but the Star
Rt,Sy oeil. ply, got little, more rein and
drew away. At the head Of the stretch irish
M @ doa 70 head ' Then tss ers
do'tiruf Lad wins"
whip and laid it on the TANKS of Africa nder
e t,. In' pnei his se lash, too and Irish Lad
l , ,oo ~ tbs ast furons e snd
NC ae resoired 70 the whip, also. All three,
thsrerore, were, battling away. the crowd
o a an Glow o %sh sds ar
cantier, apparently realizing that he was rush
ing on to victory, over great rival, never
site the betting pavilion and mighty shout
ven. up Irish Lad was game and willing,
too, but he had no chance to catch the won
judge "n a ale length and hall to the good '''
], was cracking pace all the way. The
first mile vas run in i 20 2s ths mule n ana
Messrs Whitney and Duryea were greatly
disa appointed over the result. Some per-
sons Relieved that Burns might have handled
saw the superior horsenauship. OF Odom.
but conservative Judges were quite sure that
the. best horse Won: AtriGanddsr, besides
Cn 'piqd th s rch BELMONT sta kss at Morris
Patk' His owners, Deimel and Dwyer. were
''~Inly congratuiated after a , the u, race, race;
view the running of the $4,000 Great Trial
flakes for t%o- .y;. at s s,x fnrlongs
SsTn As ,At 1fs ss"
and Nn rtstrats, owned respectively by $. $.
Brown and August Belmont. was the looked
for fcnture Of this race. Both picked up
'1zs jomlnds. including penalties for winning
ysh stakss Rg5ooM niss h, by Ben
t,omra Rion, ConJure by Sir Dixon Con
FasfInft:s"tsay MARGARET, was Coupled with
Gallant, by Galeazze- -sonveraine, &: l3to5.
Sstond cbeice f.. r. Thon,as's Pu.sus, by
fep .tssilant-, Glen Hope. who is the main
stay. Of the young hulionalrc's highly priced
static was backed down to 4to l. W c.
whitney's Stalwart by Meddler-Meiba,
uas 8lboNDd torscede to eights. .Aristocracy
AMI jAtAnnce. Carrying John f. Madden's
COLOR, IS ere coupled Mt tens
~ the POST there was some delay owing to
Shc tinr MY behavior dfkiallnnt. and when the
abArtisr went up he propped himself and was
lsft, tlpe otho aTTs,,E9o got away in line and
III, Ilnrter hc va. leading I,ulsus by head
~Rh arsterracs and Stalwart close up
Cdnj,rer md Magistrate went back in the
bunch On went lEoomstick at 4 hot clip,
troI Will Sei had puIss s", on the o. r sie
iW1tere"ths sbfg Top Gallant colt had plain
IaaNinr; 1t was the sharpsst kind Of drive
down Tho stretch, PulSus. under the whip,
pl,aliipg his bead to the front at tho last SIX
fhenttt,, Although Rrooms'ick rallied, Mr..
81, 90 bsp A. on IN no triumph End en- took
'f1p 4-s: Ne received seven, pounds from
Juror. by two lengths and a half
Many were af Che 0piaton that had McCus
ridden .nont'rar With more v Ror enrlior in
tht3tase the Sir DIXON colt might have been
Itr,ehG closer 10 the winner But as Can't.
RIown. declared 70. win with Broomstick,