The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-28
IRISH LAD BEATEN
BY SUBURBAN winner
Burns Kept the Brooklyn Victor
Under a Choking Pull Most
OF the Journey.
SET GAME COLT DOWN TOO LATE
Africander Flashed Under tie
Wire a Length and Half
Ahead i'll New Record
Time-rulsuS Won.
SET GAME COLT DOWN TOO LATE

New York. June 27.-Africander. owned
Jointly by c. F. Dwyer and s. Deirnei. won
the Advance Stakes for 3-year-o!ds and up
ward at Sheepshead Bay to-day. The SUBJ
urban winner was third choice in the bet
ting, closing at IA to 8, and Odom, his RIDER
rode a superb race. Africander broke the
track record for one mile and three fur
longs covering the distance in 2:l9 fiat,
which is one and one-tifth seconds faster
than the best previous time, made by ka-
mara. in 1901.
Irish Lad. the Brooklyn Handicap winner,
and favorite for to-day's race. was second.
Burns, his rider, had him under choking
pull for over three-quarters of mile. The
meeting of the Suburban and Brooklyn WIN
ners was the star attraction at the seaside
track. and came In for a great rounu "a
applause when they paraded past the stand.
The field was sent away to good stuIi.
Major Daingerteld was first to show WIN
Afyicander second and IRISH n La a. W.T..
was in front by half a length. Africander
was a length in front Of Irish Lad, who was
third under big pull and fighting hard tor
his head.
Passing the five-eighths pole: McCue on
Bonnbert. who had been lying in fourth po-
sition. sent his mount to second place:
lead from the Major. Rounding the lar
turn Major Daingerfield dropped back.
thoroughly beaten horse. Burns then sent
Irish Lad to third place.
Rounding into the stretch Africander had
a clear lead over his field. At the eighth
pole Burns. on Irish Lad. and McCue on
Bonnibert. began TO ride hard. but. try as
they could. they We're unable to catch Afri-
cander, who flashed under the wire win
ner by length and 4 half.
PULSUS BEATS BROOMSTICK.
Pulsus, owned by E. r. Thomas. won the
Great Trial Stakes for 2-year-olds. Broom
stick and Conjurer of the Brown stable.
who were the favorites, were second and
third, respectively. In this race the two
recognized 2-year-old champions. Broom
stick and Magistrate. met under equal
weight. 129 pounds Magistrate was badly
beaten and finished poor sixth.
Broomstick was first TO leave the barrier.
Pulsus was second, with Magistrate third.
Broomstick showed the way to the bend to
the main track where ONeil gave the
Thomas colt his head, and. slowly gaining
on the leader, Pulsus won driving by three
quarters of a length from Broomstick. who
was two and one-half lengths in front of
Conturer. his stable companion Summary:
First race. six furlonss on main track, High
Won Snausyail, ls2 !buman even SECOND Tn
i;l5 csndlins LfeA f Tan'aigs Cup Lord sser-
miles sd a@ q
to !. second: Fox hanieT rs c. Green. e
| ]. third. Time. SIS. Carrier Pigeon and Self
! Protection also ran. Tho Virgnian fell.
Third race last six furlongs of Futurity course.
| the Great lTrial-Pusus. l22 10 NeiD. to l. won:
Rroomstck; 10 todoml, = TO + second: Conjur3r.
| arce. Stalwart. Magistrate. BoNwood. Aristocra-
| cy and Rockaway also ran. Gallant left at the
post.
| Broomstick and Coniuror coupled.
| Fourth race. mile and three furlongs. the
Advance Stakes-Africander, III tOdom). IA "a
| g. won: Irish Lad Ill tBurns). II to u. second:
His Eminence Major Dainserdeid and isni,er
also ran.
Fifth race. last nve furlongs Of Futurity course.
Suisiive Girl. lo9 callahan; II to second; Ju-
The Lady Rhodia. Monet. Mohave. Short Cake,
| Woodshade, Minon, Gray knight. Tickle. Adel
| Sixth race. one mile and a sixteenth, on turf.
! handcap-Duora Ito lodom). TO 2. won: Artic
ulate. liz U.aTson). 10 to J. second; Tugat Itey
V CWilkerson). 80 to l. third Time. 1:4s. Tribe.
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