New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
FAVORITES IN THE RUCK.
ONLY TWO SUCCESSFUL.
Plungers Hin on HimseIf-A Race
for Rain or Shine.

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themselves al Brighton Beach yesterday The
/ sEors Of the players were not crowned with con-
sricuous success and of tho six animals the ma
ority Of them selected 10 win only two came home
| n front
i An overnight handicap : 2 mile and an eighth
trought out possibly the best fied OF the Gay.
I A half 5ozen from the older division went to the
post with the ST. Andrew horse Aruculate carry
ing the hopes OF the crowd. The plungers, il is
said were on 'BiII' Dalys Himself to man, and
fhe weight ~ their money made the horse an
eoual first choice with Articulate in the closing
Il market. Odom rode the Daily horse and, placing
/ lin comfortably. permitted Condor and Elliott
to 80 out and their heads off. In the stretch
| he brought Himself mp, and after that all was
| plain sailing Himself ridden out by two
| rngths. from Tugai Bey. The black gelding Cogs-
veil was third
| The King Eric flly Dinah Shad owned by + /.
Graves finally corroborated the theory of the rail
BIRDS that she had q winning fight of speed by
iskins q sIx-furIong selling sprint from a dozen
youngsters in 1I44- For five furlongs it looked
as though the bay flly Tender Crest would gallop
home by herself. She could not sustain the pace
she had cut out. however. and when Burns sat
Gown 10 ride Dinah Shad she weakened and gave
way before the winners rush. In both her earlier
7ces the King Eric flly ridden by an ap-
1nutice boy who could not do her full justice.
fer race yesterday proved the wisdom of substt-
.utnC an experienced rider.
d another sprint at the same distance, but for
tbr=e-y -year-old hllies, non-winners OF $1,000 Many
Thanks, Z .. Morgans brown flly by Kingston
Affection, red hot favorite could not get up
common hand galIop and was beaten before a
zfrsnrh had been There were fourteen IN
her field and Mamie Worth showed them all the
vav 10 the judges stand. reaching it first with
Id5cuous ease Al the niles were tired sq came am,
could best be measured IN rods; Mamie Worth
Was second choice 10 Many Thanks. Futurita and
The fsvorits players met their third straight
srud when the geldng Thorneycroft. at to ..
finished back in the ruck among lot of platers
VINO had been asked TO 90 mile and a sixteenth.
The Rhymer. ridden out won from BelIaro. the
good thing. by length with Lady Potentate
again Iett al the post. When the gate went up
she planted her feet in front Of her and refused to
THE DIFFERENCE IN JOCKEYS.
Thr performance Of the Rainbow colt Rain or
Shine. IN three-quarters OF mile handicap,
when compared with his two previous efforts.
serves 10 illustrate the difference between good
rider and poor Rain Shine, after showing
his stable some highly satisfactory trials, was
tered ia five and one-half furlong sprint at
Sheepshcad Bay, and, with Mathews in the saddle,
Wa beaten of. With the jockey up he
started al Brighton Beach in five-furlong race
and the result v.s The - me Yesterday he met
Iaseful, Race King and Hopeful Miss, and al
weights from the Mjrthful colt. this advantage
was nerralized by getting OF badly. Bullman
rode nm. and, going 10 the whip at the head of
lhe stretch gradually overcame the lead Race
& nol" = t I'm ~ Nm Nm oy neck tr9m the former
Noao Lead 70 the far turn t Burns Brought g
Lcpslc. the taNorlte. through on the rail and won
from Hyland ana King Carter At the barrier
King Post beh4yed Ike a rowdy and threw the
apprentice boy Boiesen his head The lad re-
mounted and finished the race
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-selilng: 2-yesT- -olas. 6 surIongs.
= 9Rs''tnf7 p
T'endercrest. 3d. foreman, >
Prince OF Elm lo-.. ,Nichaesl 3 10 10
sailor Knot. los darson). $ to l and , to sbort
cake. loi cannon II To > even. Trrly+ila i07
70 enc ; 70 J. liaTi5r- loi tSeauchsnp 20 10 ! ana
"a J. Nin"Dll lE t5ulnanl and , 10 l. Tr|T,n,,J
i;o I"S s = r. ana to /; Sir Walt "a Die
j" 70 ana = 10 J. and Hydrangea. CTrerbeI, no ~
and 80 90 j. also ran Start fail. Won 5rvi1g Tiyre -
lIs%- 'iDs I'IAe
SECOND RACE-fillies. 3 years old; c furIongs
Jacob VoTth's ch. & Mamie Worth by 81
NcoTge-Ethe Thomas. lU9 tFeedfernl
r--1urits Ip9. 5;srrcnl,, - .
NuEset lW'...----. tMicFaeIs} "a =
adios Too diaackl. ! and . 10 .. T,-ss,-,..t -
tsesl ] /: STAMPING 1r1.r "a ION 100
champ Las a. tin5 ,iS t0' SfSeau-
20 10 l. Tristesse lQ9 (Purnsl ~ -. iilcks,
!: CorJscste lN9 d<ingl. - and 70 /. ana
It3 tCreamer). y 10 !: Man = nay asots
tO'Ne1. and 10 . Iconocast 0a ~ ~, iV4
60 ], also ran Start poor Won easile @ T TO
THIRD RACE-sil.ns; , years and over. 1e III.
Holly Grove stables b. n. Tire Rlyuer '
by Tho Bard--I5quipoise. o lo7; Hiicksj ., .
BeliaIIo. .. Ifo. tAichaelsl = ~
gs4fy FoteDtates .. 20 -'ConneID 3
E1hics. = Jos tl5irusi / and , to l. T7,or. .
I9I tOdonll 10 = and ? 70 . Leader 3 100 1tfs,
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