New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
STAKE FOR MAGISTRATE.
WINS THE M4NH4NSET.
MudLarks Haze Field Day of 1t
at The GrarescRd Track.

The mudlarks had their first real outing
Gravesend yesterday since the season opened at
Aaueduct last April. The rain Of Sunday night
transformed track that had been lightning fast
on Saturday into slippery sea- and the perform
ers with fondness for such going. with fevered
feet and uncertain underpinning, had field day
Of It The storm. however. played havoc with the
fields. and although there were seven races on the
programme the Withdrawals in instances
reduced the original number of entries more than
half. This particularly of The handicap
FOR three-year-olds and upward. a mile and an
eighth. Withdrawals reduced field of twelve
good horses 10 four rather indifferent ones, and
contest that promised much I'm the way Of sport and
speculation resolved itself into rather tame
affair.
The Manhanset Stakes for youngsters at five
and q half furlongs the feature of the after
noon but the field that faced the starting gate was
not gittering in class quality The presence Of
August Belmont's Magistrate, by Hastings-Lady
Margaret, the race rather robbed il Of any in
rerest il might have possessed from the players
point OF view. Magistrates victory in the
National Stallion Morris Park when he
defeated Palmbearer, Stalwart Leonidas Mimosa
and q number OF other high class two-y year-olds
appeared TO give him title in fee simple to the
Manhanset Of yesterday. with only Princetoniau.
Brooklynite. Luxembourg. Nagary and Andrew
Mack TO beat. The Belmont colt accordingly was
quoted in the market at altogether prohbitive
figure. and the students were forced to confne
their efforts principally 10 selecting horse for
the place. This they did with success, in choosing
Il NJ Zieger-s Luxembourg at even money a place
For time. indeed, il looked though the Loyal
.st colt might the favorite. and turning into
the straight he had the best Of il by couple of
lengths. When Minder let Magistrate down, how
ever Il was all but running up the winning
numbers Magistrate a length and half in
front Of his company the wire. with Luxembourg
second and Andrew Mack added starter. third
FIerzais Mr.. Thomas's 100000 colt: Dublin the
Arheng horse which beat him last week Clearwater
The Rival Charles Elwood. Ethics. Contend and
Elixir q
cap arranged for the older division ana onIE f1eI
bert Carbuncle, Torchlight and City BanK re
manned in when the saddlinE bugle sounded W .
Rollns's veteran handicap horse Hernert WIZ VIZ ii
well known fondness for the nud vas :. IaSe I9e ID
favorite, but there a heavy play on CITY t5ank
70 d 0es{ s,e n The II Tst half mile had been un he
splashed mud in his rivals faces with opNiGus %
reaf 10 EtIi aFpa tTe Tercbipit which hung TO the
es,o-ite With good deal of eameness. He shook
the flly of in the stretch. however and Won ABOUT
knight OF the Garter. P. s. P. Randolph's platter.
was the good thing OF the DAY ana no, IN On p fr
Of nine ordinary performers at one rniIe aila d III
long quantity of money Tor MS LOT II IIu!laIe m
followers He was backed from 20 TO 10 10 to l.
He broke from the post hrs ana s zornastr
Hopeful Miss was graduated fr9m T9,. the o maiSs6 6s6
Tez-er Won a contest Heatherdcwn also, in the
last race. under the same conditons ado a. q. fs
furiongs won her first aurels She beat t me +S tS
vorite Yo San in long, hard drive through e Ias
stretch p s P Randolphs Red knight lowered
Tor three-year-olds one mile and seventy yaroS y
8
ite but Of poor racing luck in the first SIX
Teenrh when pinched back IN a StIleIa
closing in rli,4ed his chances. He hnlsfed Sconu'
however Red knight, ana ElldeT the 81.
race for mares three years old and upward at
about six furlongs-
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-selltnE: years and over. about fur
longs. BETTING
Charles oxx's b :: Ascension. by Ben -,
Strorne-Adora :. ''i5loi, IIi, II
10 - LINDEN 3 S7...--.-.. ,Creamer) 25-1 81
Aa-1 Worth tNcFadden1. 80 to ! and i 70 l.
1-Te-,sl 3 l64 Mathews, and 70 . r ntenlH
1s 80 asban, a9 To- ana !: Neither one. 4 SO
tAfichselst II 70 l. Clorita lV4 ~ onu,iS'
20 10 and Miss Gould. 3 o2 tl3urns' - 10 ana
Courtuaid. , s5 WiiSerson' 10 10 ana ~ - o.
Isasnor 20 70 and 20 10 !; tlue "a
:cr 3 - t,'o1no. and 20 70 a1d step ANaz;
!. tNcCanerty1. 30 10 ana 10 10 l. aiS' '0-' 80
good. Wen easily Time. l;llt-
SECOND RAcE-3-year-olds which have not won at
this meeting: mile 20 yards
y : p Dan5ophs ch C. Red knight, by
knight Of E.le-slie-Dele DAILY. IL.
~ 10 tAiccuej ) 4O--l IL
sun Cold JOS urns, and TO - I5outonnlee re
Il2 tO'Nei ana 70 J: =. 90 sHiisboels1
Mathews and 2iz 70 l. NEeilSla -" ,o 49, n5
10 10 and Escurial, lo- 'f1cAs l"V - "a
"a - FauiconrridEe 1O2 tiieddnGoI' u" 70 ana -
- and TcxtIaNasarza. 9" tSt"neoriaet' ' 70 ~
80 "a also ran. won easily Time l-'4'4s-
THIRD RAcH-Tl4E MAHHANsET; 2-Year-olds' 'iz
furlcnrs
ANGUS, Iselul,nts cr G Magistrate ~
fiastinrs-I4dy Margaret, ~ -'Minder, -
Luxembourg. 1l|-- tis'
Andrew Mack. lf----------- ------ 'iio0'' - ~