The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-03
WATERBOY DEFEATS IRISH LAD
WATERCRESS COLT WINS THE
STRg RBAN RENEW AL.
Runs the Mile and a quarter In 2O4 3-S,
a New Track Record. While I'm Receipt
Of Fifteen Pounds by the Scale
From the Candlemas Thrcc-Ycar-Dld.

OF FHteen P0Unts by the scale
From the Candienias Thrcc-fcar-Oid.
NHeio'!' W" '""' !'"t-''u oiAck son
OF NaeI'''S9 '9ia"u'a' running IN the
coIors Oh inc hnn""nuire "rIman James
b HasH'n, won tne suburban Renewal NJ
mn" nv" " Tu"I''r YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
AZ 0h'eI'nl"H p"S. ms ',''e was va %;
nv" i''"i" w 'i' ""'N' Whl'h VhpPcu
L"o-"''n' VI 'etou,i .t"i'' .ne ues' previous
"SuiV9' n'ns wy ~ low w Ni' MAXIM . S"i-
'"i'' w" -" i"' SV"' '''' 'iu"'u''''lS
i1+ po"huS' "acr'o". pichrh nP ~ po"huS
"hu t. ' .i,Ve" po"""N Wy ''' S'"i7
from "h'neS DurF'a lnaRh'hc'ht tnree-
year-olo lr'Sh i"o' ny 'ahulehlaS -Nrro"-
grass WHO io"s'. ~ ""V WIN ,he winner
W tno '"H' Vun't' hlI'Sn'',R ''tS'n oeh,iiu'
FiSi' LA" was HsNeo 10 gA'c away lu'nps
Of Weisht ny 'h' scar" 10 al OF ms cotnp'I-
lots. lour po''ius eduh 10 rranN fdlr'i'
r'a'' PiH'' '''' g" ~ LOU" 'iaJV' Dan
eerHelu ti'N'h I" W. ~ "hi'hey no'uS"i'th'
the lour- E'ai-oiu Meuuier-hHose colt
VINO won 'he hIu"hty STAKES on iuesuay'
lhc'uehtaiy "'a,lhR A'ric"nuer Anu others'
I"ei'e 10 p''io''' anu ii''ie'e'" W N'',-
water. ms was cohsiuertu an uhusuaily
hard task Tor three-year-oiu colt out irish
Ma received Such strong support that ne
wss prao'lcohv pache" OH the ooafus' ne
ran a WONDERFUL race nnd"r the clrcum-
stances. ana ms immediate supporters main
tained that II ne haa hao inc OUTSIDE posi-
ton instead OF the rail he would have won.
This assertion was made because Odom
made n very short turn into the stretch
-hiah o,,oI p,,rr w. ~, n,,II ,ria,> Iad ~
wni'h cotlipe"t" nulns I" pun iLl'n i-au up
foul in any light and did not cut really
imnor,ant Hrure in tho result
Wnterboy was in superb condition. The
track Just suited him. and he got ride from
George odom that dazzled with brliancy.
odom never once used the whip, but rode
the handsome M".ercf'ss con GU. ~ .ne
end. where he had something left Irish
atr.tcb until Burns SAW. fifty wards from the
49, ia, i, hnnoess st,rn cbass Then
wire, lha' " Nas i,"p'ess s,c'n .m' ", i"e"
Goldsmith opened favorite in the betting
at to 8. but he went up to 2 to | and even
play on Irish Lad. who opened in places at
as much as to and was hammered down
70 10 II, 'ne .'lne 1ne UuS, Jug. s"unueu "n NV.
al the posi- the money kep' pouring iil'o Ohe
ring nntil IN mi many DOCKS I" was the best
W,.o.,",,. ra,,ao4 cro,, = ,.o,+o h,,.
Ma'erooy Fereueu rom : y" 20 20 /. out
Paret. Jesse I.ewisohn, A. j. Joyner and
otbers p,oda their annearance with the re
o,hets nHs o ,g Hnt DOWN M'" te
F. Johnsons bonnloert. because OF recently
improved form. was backed down to skies.
wbIIs Rlues CARRYING ton weight went nm
Hht aea n' Ttth Ma or Dam rerdeId and Glen,
water ne o,itsiders
While the horses we're getting ready in
,he naddnrk. black clouds Gathered in the
wnHia be a downnonr' B,,t the storm Vent
off 10 sea. and the track remained iightnnr
i fnsIh, p ad Wat.rhnv Maor '' DAN g.rted'
t taI4 and BonGbert stretchedS across
the track to the outer rail. The start was
perfsct, ali getting away in a line Hoar
bnstiad Blues to the front. with irish Lad
U.s. h,,rnb ad as they rusb cd mast the ;uSa.s'
stand the great crowd numhering nerbSns
Is 600 persons. breaking into a roar
Blues vas a wa morse sr ann T rsb nov 70 De dc
shared the bnckstretch and get n smssbing
paSe Burns had irish Lad under wraps 'l as
E. sailed along a couple Of lsnsths behind
b snses 9Sh a sa srSad o FOLIO nS
smith. Redtern having him under a stif pull
Victory later on This was the order at the
half mile. which was run in O:4s s. Then there
was a general closing up AZ the iive-furlong
pole, where Blues was timed In 100 as. Then
Mr.. Farrell's horse cracked. 80 10 speak, and
Irish Lad, with Waterboy at his tanks. closed
rapidly on Blues. from whom the Candemas
colt wrested the lead at the three-quarters.
the time being 1913.
fourth in the next 100 yards: As they nearcd
the seyen-fqTlong mark Irish Lad who had
the rail, led Waterboy by head Goldsmith
was half dozen lengths behind the Water
cress COLI. htdIeln suoJectlhe MN 70 Wig
orous hand ride even at that early stag
As they Iusheu 10 sLi MI pne-nt I poie water.
poy. VINO mao deem =. aeln IN smoI"ctlon up TO
Shis polnI, tecsiyed sncourasetnent IRON
Udom ana WIN nan u0zen glshhtlo striaes
Inat ~srgtasrn ~ e" S;y " SeehaI ny US II ne