New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-24
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Glover at the last fence and the two had 1t out
between them, the former winning. ridden out
by an open length
Lavator, the favoriue, did not fence 50 Wei as
he has at other times, and was rather lucky 10
finish third Mr.. Harris, who had been thrown
nearly opposite the free field lay the ground
apparently unconscious until the race was over
and the jockeys had returned TO weigh IN "heh
he got up and walked unassisted TO the pau
dock. Soffel, on Neponset was baaIy snak Ken
up and had to be taken from the held III the
judges wagon.
Five three-year-old FLIES accepted the condI-
tons of the Ladies' Stakes. ana l1roElGTU a
pretty contest. although in the end W. :. WHIT
ney's Golden Garter fly Gfrde came away ana
won cleverly from Stolen Moments, the faVofi'e'
SORE HEADS BECOME CRITICS.
Mr.. Whitney's colors were also represented
by his good FLY Judith Campbell, and the TWO
caused a lot of unpleasant and wholly miscon-
ceived criticism, those who had played the heehe
FLY asserting that Burns and Fuller had ue-
liberately crowded her into the fence as the
field turned the corner at the top of the stretch
AS a matter of fact Cannon tried to slip throush
on the inside and. finding there was not roOlil'
was Obliged to pull. Stolen Moments came Va
again as soon as the way was cledreu' dI4
finished second. 4 IenBtn ahedG "a Ni4SOii
Although there was an accepted tip on Damon,
a hack colt owned by r. II. McCarter Potter
n win The first race he never gave his followers
much encoura cement, and finished just lnslde
the money. Ella Snyder winning from lloSa.
In Their rasDectfve types, Frank Farrell in me
three year-old FLY Minion, and George t. smith,
in the four-year-old colt Grand Opera, nave Two
very desirable bits Of horseHesh. Inc htiy Won
her race from half dozen or more OF the bet
rer class Of pIeters in good form, and Grand
0para DISPOSED of Bonnibert, Hunter KANE.
Whorter Contend, Homestead and q coupe Oh
others like good handicap horse. summaries;
SUMMARIES.
Ss71f-y- year furlongs With
''' Mile g. Rsffinf Fl.
lsss Ji.I EPa s"E s5 y s. $40 u
Tiosa IS % 5i 8e5i3 ~ 5-5
srarIle I:she- as tshea). $ TO l and to l. Burning
Glass O. Martin 60 70 and p 70 1 S ge' ( ilsG
30 to and l. also ran Start good won oie'e''y
Time lbs.
7. s:;7f 81: s-i} s. g 81 =
w M:a 81 f.e e55ns lfs iioais and AeadSy
1 to ana .15 f The l; Baw n'f Moaarc chD
i %eG Buns !: 20 to aga ana to l. Start good
THIRD RAcE-TEE SIXTH NATIONAL STALLION
STAKES. for 2-year-olds. foals Of 1891
Aqg stn giaaSs N "a aa5i5tIs's
4Bart5 water l22 C slosn>- Il TO and TO 30 %
5nf!r6osa ia (Fuer). TO and out; 20 LI -
- ana 70 i pimple ia (ONe-n, 10 TO sn3 . 70 l.
~ g. Mar> g to also ran a Tine eo6 1Ss
IN Betting morris entry coupled in betting
r-o7-Rrr4 pACE-GRA,yD NATIONAL sTEEFLECHA6E
HANDICAP. years ana over: about Pa miles over
Course s.
.r s5's i s5:e 5:s: 81 3
Layator, aged $50 - - AZ Al <.
sflxeT twist 4 1s0 GDonohuel, 100 to ana 90 70 |:
He-culcan 5. las q; 5eaason 70 and sf 70 Judss
tE9Rh0ns II, 5sA n5 q Wilson5 to ana *Ad
asea eae ana e TN !; 5Ssse5P eats i4o
1872 % Smith. 100 and 80 to / and SHepohse55'
Isl saae 70 and e l. also T4 SafI e g3GS
wen Fi 2T 5ene ae' entry +FeiI aBolted
FIFTH RAcE-THE LADIES; s-year-old hlres; the
withers Nile
IT g whttney's eli : +Girdle. by Golden
Ca-ter-Ernourette. .CBuInsl IS 70
Stolen Moments -t5ennon} l3El9 oo1f
-Judth CarapeT. 121 (FuIler) TO and to o. ana
Mar Street ~ Cochran. 70 and 70 also ran
SAD -,o6 wen driving Tine 1:425+ whitney entry
COUPE in betting.
sr1Tz- RAcE-Handioap years and over the withers
Nile
c. E Smiths blk. G Grand Opera. BY
s::s5;s35ss 5s r.: S 5:::5s} E
Bonubert ). lss C'tccus> to nd to 3 Wh2 It
g. iO6 U0@ei 3 to and even; Co1e1a to2 z o rs
and 70 / and Iocket s6 CO'Brten}. 80 to and ID
J., start poor Won eleVe4Iy 4lhle' @'7o-