New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
FOUR FAVORITE,S YIN
HurstbOurrae Takes the Test Handi-
cap-St. Finnan Falls.


cap-St. Finnan Falls.
-Four winning favorites and two generously sup
ported second choices made the task of extracting
money from the betting pavilion seem a simple and
| pleasant thing at the track by the sea Yesterday
| The Test Handicap, for the older horses AT three
quarters of mile. the stake Offering
| There were fourteen starters with the Goughacres
| Stables Dublin. carrying 13O pounds. top weight
and Julius F1eischmanns three-year-old colt Hurst
| bourne. is pounds the favorite at II to s. Frank
Farrell started his ve-year-old geldings King Pep
I per and Dueist. The Mexican Stable was repre-
! sented by the three-year-old fllv Astarita Asia
| rita broke in front. About half way through the
backstretch Mike" Clancy's St. Finnan stumbled
and went down in a heap. throwing O'Neil clear
| to the fence. but he was and running after
| his horse. Astartia Joined at the head of the
stretch by King Pepper and Hurstbourne, and the
three had II out all the home. the favorte win
ming from King Pepper by a scant length. with
the Bathampton FLY neck behind the Farrell
horse.
St. Finnan, after his fall, got to his feet and
finished in the ruck. ONe returned to the judges
| stand in Mr. Halls buggy and rode R. H. Nc
Carter Potter's Damon to victory in the last race
beating a large field OF platers at mile and a.
| sixteenth
The bay FLY Interval from the Oakwood
| Stable, showed big field composed of fIIies and
mares Of the older group the way home in a six
furlong sprint From the grandstand 1t seemed
that Ascension had taken the place from Saliva
tella by at least quarter or length. The judges,
however. saw Mr Chanler's flly first and she
placed second TO Interval The winner was d luke
warm favortte at to ?.
MoHARTB WINS MAIDEN RACE
Moharib a brown colt running in J. ". schorr's
colors was graduated from the maiden class In a
six-furlong scramble for two-year-old maidens-
Great Crossing and Turquoise Blue the run
ners UP.
Thomas Hitchcock. jr's colt Jocund, by Mirthful
Flower Dellis, had little difficulty in disposing Of
the dozen youngsters who met in the second con-
test at six furIongs. Jocund decided
favorite, although there was considerable specu-
lation r. W. Walden's The Southerner and Green
B. Morris's Northampton. Letola left the barrier
first When the Hitchcock colt, under gentle per
suasion from Burns, moved up the Star Ruby FLY
gracefully retired the favorite had plain sail
ing the rest of the wav. The Southerner, who had
been back In the ruck until few strides from the
wire. broke out with fine turn of speed and took
the place from John ". Schorr's Pentaur.
". B. Jennings's Proper, the three-year-old son
Of imported Prestonpans the first TO break
the run Of winning favorites. Interval and Jocund
had both made good" in the first races and
the students went among the money changers with
the assurance born Of d tVofoId success Proper
entered in a subscription race for the three
year-ods and upward at mile and eighth,
and met the Mexican Stables Roehampton. 119
pounds. Tony" Astes thrce-year-oId Fresno colt
Earl OF Warwick, 90. and c. [. Richardson's bay
gelding. Dom Paul. los. He carried 1O7. and was
backed down from to to even money. Roehamp-
Ton ton at TO Tnade MS own pace the entire jour
certain critics contended that had Omen the
gs,,t reg tim Inibt % % % b ~dpS LOT seven 6urIongs the
ridden in Bullman's best manner.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-For 6ies and years aud over
furlougs.
s. ae''i"fs Fl
s.izs5ss si:9:f5s'5s32 !: 10, - { $55s#} $
PlRksIs }G @ 3 io2 ClioIae @ @ 20 to and = 70 i Bserta
los iCf ] % 70 to ana snd % 20 to Mdnght Chimes l6
fern. 10 and to s. Neither One los LARSON, so
and - to i Genesso los qling 200 TO ana 50 70 i
Street 3 io2 cN6cafferl 20 to and md to i Red
o 5 @ 90 to TO sn and 81 50 70 10 and o L2g9
Start good; ridden out Time, Liz
SECOND RAcE-Two-year-ods; furongs.
+ T5hfaFio1er Efafo2 Des. ih 5 ocuas an @ s. 10
Peets9q Pe9 s0q'hsEeF 5fa3I} fS5aRnan} ia Il
Ftstina % Joe 1ishse to LAP and ,s 2 t2 I del2Ip f
70 and /; Wotan, rs codoal, to ana % ];
% ePsam % 5 to and Il to to a Redm@n a5 s %
100 10 and 40 to J. Head Lad l02 Shea! 100 to and
J. also ran, Start fair; driving Time I:i4.
THIRD RACES years and over; mile and furlons.
Observation-Disclosures ''"S"' O. ca@i4aaj Il: ll-o9
FGqPeF ,12 s; 3 1o7i L (odon3 ES lis no
Earl of aS ta7t GOOD We Won es Tine me- . L 10
FOURTH RACE-THE TEST HANDICAP: years and |
over; furlongs.
JrIi,s F1eschrnanns b. c. HurstboITne.
king Pepper. ;, 12O..------- tiioafl -
g. 10. ltu4lilALl IL 60 |
Tam O. shanter g. 1O2 (Gannon). 20 and 10 to 1;
Operator 3 100 OIichaels). 10 TO and 70 l. Sir Noor
hies 3 100 C2edfern). and 10 l. Northern star.
4 I2O Gangnan). 10 10 and to i Lnnasked, t. l23 |
Burns u TO TO !; DAILY 8, 81 tCreamer 100 !
10 and 40 TO j England. T. 124 Clicks so 70 and
r.. Cncas, 105 (Sheal 90 10 and 10 to /;
sDuelist 8 S. Doyle 20 and 70 l. Dublin, D. l50
oNea} It5@a p TO and to l. start bad Won
driving Time. 1:l3S5-
Coupled. TFeu
FIFTH RACE-For maiden 2-year-olds: furongs.
John w schorr's c. Moharib by Esher
Reflection. 112..-.--..-----. tBullnan( II Il
Crossing. lO9. tE5urTls)
Turquoise Blue, 1Gj. tl1lchs) %o--4 e-l |
Mohave. 112 CGannon). to and to .: Gold Dome,
1l2 HI Callahan, l and 20 TO L Bouvier, l03 !
G1aFey) 40 10 ! 12 l; Blush, l12 Haacb) 20 to
l and to / Water Spout 1l2 CLarson) 90 to ana 70