New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
ANOTHER RACE F0RPAGET
oPEONDE'S RIGHT WINS.
Cor Takes AUTUMN Maiden in a
Gallon.

al. Takes AUTUMN Maiden in a
Gallop.
..- a. the color scheme and the general set
- ,-e-t the Autumn Maiden afforded the pa
-. % the Coney Island Jockey Clubs meeting a
- -e~~oduction OF the great FUturity Of sat
- the distance OF the Autumn Maiden Is a
g.,,-q and half less than that OF the Futurity.
- re- cast vas crdsy differed vastly from the dis
..--,isl,e5 company VII. took part in Saturdays
..-f,-nance. The coiors and the setting. however
-, re same Sydney Psgets gorgeous racing
-, ~ orange and white. worn this time 10y ONeil
,-,-.ss ~ Fuller and carried by the chestnut colt
l--,o-ses Right u stead Of the chestnut fily
,--,.--g r7oile had the high light II all the
- and IVES as conspicuous as the last pumpkin
- .re c--afesd cleaning under a harvest moon
-,r, skies were as gray and sombre as on Satur
80 --9 track was even slower. furlong
- a., -.s-t lie mud Of the leaders had blottei
-, ia .--, a cry good imitation OF the Futurity
md V.,h trs exception OF Mr. Paget's colt no
-. r,,,.s really tell whether the animal he had
.-.---,,es ms money 10 was doing his duty or was
-. a. noon OF. The material for the Au-
- Nsiden was composed Of youngsters that
nc r.ai5cns al the time q entry. but as the race
,fossd on July Is goooly part al The twelve
carriers had been graduated from the braoketiess
class .,-,
- claws Sir Dixon hlly Memories than her owner
5ls as taey insisted on making her an equal nrst
choice with the laeej COLI IN spite Of the TACT that
10 told au his friends he did not think her eo"a
,es--eu AT the prevailing odds. The result Jusfi-
aed his opinion. The Dert-foodoo p ~ kotnomoo'
Tes f5- r. id had Dot II speed out 81 the slips
5g, gE5. - AZ En-. soon uled her and Tie
rs 81 tas contest was over. 50 Tar as The winner
res sn5 colo saint, merely chased the chestnut son
oT ~ ra DOSING BOUNDS better than before ne
i90k The waters ~ Saratoga. ooared GpiQ SAINT IA
fhp scratch. and TOOK the small enc oi INC laIst.-
colt ANpuEpr ana i. J.. hfaii+i
,-5anrsrer Cold Saint were both ADDED starters.
vere ffe only withdrawals OrthoGoN son q the
Old rogue Don d. orc ran race 'hai ne IaiIoTo 1t
have fled away for future reference &c had q 10y
u speed and improved his position when the real
ttTaFeiers snd finished just behind nppecanoe.
SHOTGUN TAKES HANDICAP
The FIXING Handicap Tor tho s-year-old crowd at
.7ree-fourths ~ % mile ON the main track was
repetition of the FaU Handicap q SATURDAY,
Tho Artillery s1riuter Shot Gun. that gave River
Pirate "a pound the last time they met and beat
i1r. gave 81 four pounds Yesterday and a worse
frnl~ci-c Andrew Nfiler's mare. Wild Thyme, IN
Fact showed Perry BelmGTt's faint hearted thor
ouFhbred the way 10 the Judges stand. Senator
McCarrer's tNo-vesr-old hly Ocean 7iGe, meeting
some On the sll-aged handicap al six fur
lorga. gave an urcommonly good account of her
tet. arc although beagen by Runnels and The ~
na-aered mare, Wealth, held her END up for I've
&c reel tria came kdnne-s sai!oped a"a% from her
Mssor Talnfe5ac.d which has suIked In almost all
erv over .se ,rorourfp-eo c..ss ir a hsrdicsp for
re olcer oIvts-cr at one anc one-elghtn miles he
ran 81 re hao been brbed. and disposed OF
Ia a big ga.iop. Had Fuller. on Lord ssadee. kept
20 TIE mlod,s % nc rack instead 81 hngging ne
O'Nei ana Retfern each rode TWO winners. Flor
was I'D % 20 $50 5y A. 2. Me- sferty. Her err
trance price was sou.
SUMMARIES
FIRsT RACIAL ages furlonFs. on main track.