New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-04
LADY AMELIA WINS DASH.
FLYING SHIPS VICTORT
Yale-Prnccton CoIors Of Clay Bros.
fn Front.

The blue Of Yale snd The orange 81 Princeton
blended an racing Jacket quite the most con
tDcuous colors At Sheepshead Bay yesterday after
noon. when the two eldest sons OF Colonel Clay.
the founder 81 The famous Ruunymcde stud, were
graduated from college-Cateshy Gay from Yale
aud Woodford from Pr.ncoton-they formed horse
racing alliance and selected for their suit the
coioEs 81 their Universtes
FOR hues that when blended field or track.
have never produced any notably harmonious vlara-
lions they have proved amazingly successful
combination on the racetrack The Clay string
v-hsch was brought first 10 Saratoga for the Last
ern scason. is in the name Of " oo6ford Clay. ana
consists 81 four or i've two-year-old dlhes and
the three-year-oid mare Flying ship Yesterday
ihs brown ally Lady Amelia BY Ben Brush-La
Coionis bred by Catesby Clay. carried the oolors
20 q well earned victory in the Dash. fise-fuTlong
scramble. Its Tame implies. for The youngsters
down the Futurity Course.
Ia winning the Dash. Lady Amelia defeated some
right smart young ones" in a field THAI num-
bered--afteI SIX candidates had been Nithdrawn
Cd 81 TIE Futurty. and although she hao been
falEen FRO nthe cars only cotlsDle oI aass plo t
eon fartabiy bsnde for four furlongs when The
reid STRUCK the deep going on the main track she
stopped badly. and was ia the rUck a. tie nnish-
LADY AMELIA MADE FAvoRITE.
The form students evidently were impressed with
hsr rereornanoe. and IN The Dash she was made
IN equal first choice with Ormonde's Right and
csreuade sydney PnEets pair. The Ormonoe colt
with y. pounds was giving away weight TO most
q his company. and IL proved too much of bur
den for him J. j.. Madden added his HAMBURG
colt G-ttvsbUrg. l@ pounds he MeSlGan slA3i fI
CAV Efzofte. and y. n. Thomas his Mlrthful MY
Dimrle Both 81 the hlles took up loi pounos-ihe
same imp0St Lady Amelia carried ~. .
TFr ms slipped her aeld right from the barrier
80 49,, -ro itbors tho race was a stern chase al
fhe nav Down the hill FoKhau =. keene's gelding
i6a. ,5Iareriire hai the y always had The foot
~ hcr company. and ot the end beat Dolly spanker
hauled sirenadD the fat ana TOOK the pace
frou him by a comfortable length
FITING SHIP REPEATS VICTORY
r7yfre ship s. three-year-od daughter of Flying
prtchr-an also sported the Tale-Princeton COM
iina,ion in an al-age handicap down the full
length Of the Futarty course. and. meeting Hurst
bourne the fayorite. az even weights under the
scsle and giving Ct away in Jumps to Lady Uncss
So Norfieg STROLLER Stamping Ground. and a lot
Damon. carrying q. H. McCartcr POtter's colors,
rrn couspicuously al the way. and took The place
The ReapeIr a mile and three furlong stake for
rruiab, comment after ii had been run and won by
90, Ben Strome ally EuEenia Burch. In spite oI
her race. tle other day. when she beat froIer and
TaJiC0uurlGFr. the spectators coulo not olSabuse
Tgle an5 fblt Win ne d,ffe-esoe IN weights one
both Of the colts could turn the tables on her.
Proper and nine from Faulconbridge and beating
ne barrier by length. Won m a aeao 70 hes g
BIIled on by very baG ride
fridge Twelve shd beat them in The same sort Of
nnish. Sheriff Bel. with lH pounds. was the only
other starter Faulcou bridge tried 10 slip his field
hu could last. and the into the stretch.
Proper and EuEenia Burch terms
and had terrific drive from there 10 the wire.
The fiy winEing BY nose. with sheriff Ben third
a claim ~ fCul made against Fuller the
winner. bat -he judges would allow
IN 2 four-horse steeplechase for qualified hunters
i'm Newman hH'-some ''clOckers" said fifteen
@oEH when he finished The other winners we're
Tor Luck I'm a tWo-Kear-old selling race at three
quarters of q mile, and ria bel Richardson in an
other selling affair the turf.
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACrSeIiinF; 2-yes--ods non-winaes q $500:
furlongE m1n track
Betting
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