The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-14
WHORLER'S BROOKLYN DERBY
WHITNEY g. DURYEA'S corr DE-
FEATS GOLDEN MAXIM.
Cochran waits With the Otitis.on Fayerite
In shower OF Mud-AuEust BeIm0nt's
Magistrate Captures the fremont
Stakes-8S, 900 Persons NJ Gravesend


In shower OF Mud-Ausust BeImOnt's
Magistrate Captures the fremont
Stakes-3S 900 Persons N Grayesend
The young racing partners Harry Payne
Whitney and Herman b. Duryea. furnished
another turf surprise yesterday when their
three-year-old colt. Whorler. by Inverness
Wnyota, ran away with the $4,000 Brooklyn
Derby at II mile and II half run over the
Gravesend's muddy track in the presence OF
another great crowd. numbering IS. 900 persons
Whorlcr. trained by John +. Madden. and
ridden by O'Neil, made ull of the running.
just as Irish Lad did In the Brooklyn Handicap.
and. ridden out. won the big race by three
lengths in 2:s9 10. He opened at threes but
went to fives because OF the tremendous pluy
about the favorite. j. p Kraner's Golden
Maxim. by Golden GarterMiss Maxim.
who closed at to 10. and also becuuse of
liberal support for August Belmont's Flying
Jib. BY Henry of Navarre-Flying Fish. who
was backed down to tives. The only other
starter was p. }. Dryer. Merry Acrobat by
Handspring Merry Thought. who receded
to sevens
Golden Maxim was considered about the
surest thing oil the day aud the way the crowd
backed him for ull kinds of money kept the
sheetwrtcrS blsy every moment Cochran.
according to the story that was circulated
IN the paddock, received orders to wait with
Golden Maxim. instead of taking him out in
front. II he got such instructions he followed
them to the letter As soon as they were
sent away. O'Neil took Whorler to the front.
Odom went right after him with Merry Aero
bat and together they cnme down past the
grand stand both under wraps Golden
Maxim. fighting for his head. was several
lengths behind. running right through
shower oil mud thrown into his eyes nose
and mouth by the hecls Of the two leaders.
Nearing the lower turn Cochran moved up
with Golden Maxim and tried to get through
an opening which closed 20 quickly that the
Golden Garter colt was pulled UP. Then ~
Whorler and Merry Acrobat continued racing
together up the back stretch. Cochran Kept
the favorite directly In their wake the binding
mud proving tremendous handicap.
AT tho mile Merry Acrobat had had enough
and then Cochran began to ride the favorite
with hand and heel. O'Ncil was sitting still
on Whorcr, who was running free and true.
but when they got Strengthened out for home
cochran went TO the whip. Golden Maxim
responded gamely. but just then ONeil sat
down 10 ride and Whorler, who had something
left. drew away gradually. maintaining his
advanta Sc to the end Golden Maxim finished
tour lengths in front Of Merry Acrobat, with
Flying Jib twenty lengths back
August Belmont's Magistrate. by Hastings
-l.auy MHTHuCet, WHO nUS not yst Deell Will
Guished, won the Si0.n)1 fremont Stakes for
-year-olds. az about six furlongs. The
winner OF the National Stallion Stakes and
the Manhanset Stakes warmed up in "choppy"
fashion and showed slight lameness In the
paddock, but he was hot favorite at 6 to ..
all OF the big bettors going to him with con-
hdence. The son Of Hastings picked w l2e
son 1 other sarers 0ae
Harangue. ny the Colnmoner-I.ady Eon,
who got out OF toe maiden class the other
sry w s'1qH bmp Is0 Ss
Mlrthtul.Myrtle Hardness, kedfern up
down to ADDED Ma9H
hullman los' no time in hustling Mr Bel.
Joaquin, by knight OF the fhistlc-Lady
ii up' After that Magistrate. who had run
shout his business and came down males
tically to 1he Judges, winner, under
never never had occasion to lot hin i'm down. Tlace
money went TO NJ ,Murphy,s Gettysburg.
son OF Hamburg bette Blaise. 80 70 J
Dimple, the latter lust no-ins out Harangue;
The opening event was setback for the
ok furlonsa s With the talent le going Chg to John
4, Scott. q . to favor,e. with a tidal wave
Of ETeenoasss -, st. ST.. Finn an lnsod and
Win ,7n, Bnllnnn in the saddle, led from start
He received eleven n pounds from Astarita,
who ran second all the way and beat lngold
by three parts Of Length: The race was
But as, Is usually the case at Grayesend.
the wniGh %"s the NEXT sa
Of eight only half finished. Hark Forward.
ridden by Mr.. Harris. was a slight iayorits.
Go rs rffSh @ - Who ~ orery
ran. under the name Of MacHsy. widely backed t,
at iour., Lord Radnor and Judge lhlli,gHs
AFFAIR OF the afternoon, 4, chapter Of aect.
at IL, lost, osS 9nen n' a" the jump
pyosts The heid stand. second time around.
fen and threw G. Green OF his head , Attsr
landed souarely OF his spine Victor hurled
houlan into the dtGh in front OF TIE .op sddG sw
nr val onP to eom ubSns
his head and walking lame. Meanwhile
Taylops Strks ldsd1' o Is TO E onn
Philips oyeranuIed him. but the litter STUN
S Mss r '' o o sda fR a hs sn xo
back and put tine Judge under the whip ON
lie fa!, taxing second SluG,. BY a. lengtn from
on 20 victory by nye lengths In 5.i1 rs.
ya'o'.r, IA" fnvorte in me NTH race, for
bsesk x nns I M Sns h4t fur nGnss
HAuc ok making 4 hopeless stern chase. J. l..
FoIlands Bob Murphy. a Is TO shot, made
all OF the runninE and won calioping by four
lengths in iaO - ,LiTtaway. r. to !, under
out of second money, Frank Tarrcll's
Mimon was ensed np when Robinson saw
TINT II was Impossible to got into the money
In the last rnce, for platers at mile and
furlong. Bar I.C Due. the fnyoritc. had no
speed ard finished in the ruck. Jack Ben
nets kinsrains backed dow Sn,u to hyes.
from barrier TO wire aud winning by three
lengths in Los. ROYAL Pirate; Is to I, took
length Two fnvorites were triumphant
and pullman rode two winners.
FIRST RACE,
Handicap; for all ages: 1900 added about six
furlones:
IJDrsc ant .tO' w. locker. Hrrtnc. Fin,
John \. Scott. w.. 10 huffman. 20 40 70
Asia rita. ......,,l ITO Cocktail. 16-S even =
Ingct 3. .........., lne "a nnon..' 81 o-l 81
Toledo 2........... 1903 Waterbury. 1871 al
Orion. g., .,.......,. ~ Greamcr. 2o-i II
Contend, 5..,.... lV7 Maruh ... 2o-l VI
Miss Dorothy. 3. ...l A HACK. 13-l ~
Il. Flnnan 6........lll burns 81 ~
Vlvianl. 4. ....,.:, ~ p onn 'i",l f-i