New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-15
THE MINUTE MAN KILLED
LEG BROKEN IN II RACE.
Mr.. Madden Loses Valuable Colt
Emergency Wins Stake.

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The Minute Man. two-year-od colt by Juvenal-
semper Paratus, owned by John E. Madden. broke
the pastern of his off hind leg at Brighton Beach
Yesterday and had be destroyed He was
entered in an all aged handicap at six furlongs
and was well up with the leaders when near the
head Of the stretch he stopped as though shot and
Fuller was seen to pull him short. The colt
was taken to the paddock and, the advice OF
DR.. r W. Ashe, he was shot
The Minute Man one Of the best youngsters
in MI Maddens string, and although he ran a
number Of disappointing races. ne gained more
than brief fame by being the first horse to beat the
great McChesney in the East. In that race he gave
the Western champion five pounds under the scale
and beat him by four lengths. The colt also ran
third in the last renewal of the Futurity and won
a stake at Morris Park Recently Mr.. Madden
priced him to a prospective buyer $4,000. He
was bred by Elliott c. Cowdin, and no little
comment was caused when he was run in different
races under the names Of different owners.
The programme at Brighton yesterday had moth
ing more inviting IN the way of feature than
selling race for two-year-olds that were maidens
at the time Of entry. The was at five fur
longs and brought out nine starters T1thOnic be-
ing the only to decline the issue Fred Bur
LEWIS Hello was made a short priced favorite, out
the flv Emergency upset all calculations, and, gel
ting away running showed the others the way
home winning ceverly by a length and haIt
from the favorite. Merry Moments ran good
race TO the head Of the stretch, where she gave
r T Wilson's old campaigner Carbuncle won a
handicap at mile and eighth from Irloes 11Ii,
Chances Of Fauicon6ridge. the favorite. We're killed
at the start and he was never beJteT M ~ rS5c[
fnth. Carbunce, usual, was back IN the TUCK
- Nevermore won selling race at one and one,
eighth miles after The Regent had made most 10. OF
the running The old Fonso horse McMeekln sec sec
ond choice TO Wild Pirate, in another allalE Io'
paters. beat the favorite by neck e., vrss P
The only winning favorte OF the day " as ga in
Thomass FLY Dimpe, which won Ihe I"0e -A
which Miller, the jockey was Alileu'
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACIAL ages. handicap; furlons.
-'' T 81 81
A3 Ss5a : 3 '1 li 415: = - =
"fa a!se nj iiS los (Boesenj: % to 70 i ase
L. /. IS callahan. 10 70 ana Van Ness 8 10
Wnkersonp to and to Right and True 100 90
Ho Gdass &c to to and a9d 20 to snsa 4ls
80 TO ah1 AZ and 20 10 / also ran. good. Won
driving Time. 1888.
SECOND RACE-seIing; years and over IA miles
ffa5A i4e crow 3 g4.JJ Jones, II %
rT5s Ess MAID . 10 sedfsrn} 81 12-l
Outsider o Ggrns 10 to oI and 70 !, to s !; siGnf =
los ,CTavforl} ; 10 / ana To .; H L Coleman 4 %
q iAnsse', O =, and M5nograph s. los CO'NeiD.
= 10 ana 5 10 3. also Start fair. Won easily
Time 1:5S,
THIRD RACE-seling; years and over; l-ls miles.
W NJ Barrick's D. D.. McMeekin. by
Possibility Rose G ILL.,. Burns 81 II
Stroller 3. ,Fuer1 e-l p
Ea 9a e s. soq to and 70 20 to and Rough to Il
Rider. 6. JOS OfcHs 10 70 and . 70 j. MesteFs1seT
Jones'. u and 70 /. McNh.iaTs o. III tMulhot-
ttragysorGl Is % and to also ran. start good
Won driving. Time. 1:45&
FOURTH RACE-THE UNDERGRADUATES SELLING
STAKES: 2-ysar-olls: furlougs-
I. V Bells p. &. Emergency. by Bath =
aupton-Crisis lO2. ..-........ cannon % -
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