New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
FAV0RITES IN THE RUCk.
TOUGH DAY FOE PLAYERS
Riosr Pirate Beats Injunction
OarSman Wins Again.

horses served as the attraction at Brighton Beach
yesterday. IL AZ one mile and an elEhth anu
after the Withdrawals had been posted half dozen
horses from the older ranks were left 10 60 As
has been the his last three races. Injunction
carried top weight. first choice in the specula-
tion and Incidentally. was boaten-as he has been
ir Of his attempts since he passed into the
hands Of the Memphis brewer. Perry Bemonts
cast OF River Pirate. carrying r. ". Waldens
violet Jacket and well ridden by Coburn won from
start TO finish The form players did not think he
could carry ll6 pounds the route and they pre-
forred both Injunction with ~ pounds, and Fox
hall p Kecne's FLY Stolen Moments to the Pirate
OF Penzance colt.
Had Stolen Moments not been as good left at
the post IL is likely that she would have made the
winner sake q seat further back. Her part in the
contest was by far the most comnnendable. In the
run Ply the graadstand the first time she
lcurths out Of it. and IL seemed almost folly for
Cannon 70 persevere with her. lie made up ground
gradually. and while River Pirate and Injunction
v.re showing the way he Improved his position so
that eighth Of a mile from home he was near
enough 10 make Rullman ride Injunction out to
kecD second place Coburr never used his whip on
Ercr Pirate, but In the stretch he found il eNpe-
cent 20 hand ride the colt rather vigorously.
The Wagner colt Wotar sold 20 the Hampton
stable last August by ". N. Scheftel, upset the
plans OF J. A Drake and his plunging coterie by
beating The Chicago tUrfnan's recently acquired
yCanGsteT Bobadil In contest three-fourths OF
mile Bobadl was a warm taVorite, possibly
because il known that his owner and trainer
liked him. and s 20 . was the pre1 ailing price
Through the backstretch he vas running fifth.
with Adrutha In the lead. In a general closing up
IN the last sixteenth Wota1 and Outcome slipped
Of the bun-h and finished first and second.
The favorite just squeezed into third place.
The respect In which Oarsman. the Belmont cast
OF. is held at present by the studentc was shown
in an all-aeed handicap at mile and sixteenth.
when with only three pounds the better CT F,ugena
nom Duke OF Kendall he Was made a fayorite over
fsfh or 4r1r T'rti xr-o1 EylIf
o1lv fsuT ssiters and AZ he bSSi stretch T9r3
REDEEM and oarsman found a pl3>e to GET
through. and after that The colt was always IN
front huEeina buTch struggles Nainy IN the
stretch 70 81 l. him but a talf-length Was the
OF the Youngsters in a selling race at six
tarlongs. Emergency. at twos. and Golden Drop at
beat them both Al the lucrative price Of to l.
Before the race }. f. Madden. owner Of Golden
Drop. said 10 Fuller when he came into the stall
FOR instructions. You're $4,000 boy co
out and ride him yourself The only advice I can
give you is 10 win" The $4,000 boy came within
Frank Farrelrs OLD celding Duelist now running
fn the colors Of John ". Schorr. was rather over
feJT Who fs-cied lin could Obtain Is to AGAINST
his chances After Little Jack Homer had rassed
Fox, the favorite. mad begun TO favor his game
leg Duest shoglderea ms way to N front and
DO gathered from the highways and byways Of The
turf. The Captain, hrst choice. was not in the
money
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE -year-alas: 6 furla-rs.
ST 5e''" S.
Hampton stables .. e. wo'an, by Wagner
f59ssdi li 70 55'Neib - 40
A4a5ha 20 5fs TO ana to -, q GsaF I Ragids
FisrS.ar iia n, fsrsn, - to and 20 - +:
Naughty Lady o9 durns'. 30 70 and J - J. kaider'
ad 70 a.. 5rziail2 i'5 ,arZ' z 4- to az, ana
SECOND RACE Handicap. an ages. Inc miles