New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-21
SHORTHOSE WINS TIDAL.
Amc1ing ReUersal an Form MARKS
the Running of the Rich Stake.

the Running Of the Rich Stake.
The tvventy-fourth renewal of the Tidal Stakes
one Of the oldest as well one Of the richest
..1os s., she country was marked yesterday at
,ha Sb.epshead Bay racetrack by reversal IN
form that actually would have brought almost a
bi,,sb 10 the frozen face OF Gutenberg in the oid
ala DAYS of asoines on the hill" The Tidal was
established in 1880 for three-year-ods at one mile
and twelve years later the distance was IN
creased 10 mile ard qrarter
Yesterday the name of the Goughacres Stable
s,.o-t.ose son of the imported Irish horse Athel-
ing was added 10 the list of previous winners.
win log mounds I,-his weight for age-Shorthose
Yesterday defeated James Galway's bay colt Mel
tonfan the westbury stables Whorler j b. fas-
gins P'restonpans colt Charles Elwood Perry BEL
rnont's River Pirate and the added starter hlach
15ussar. all carrying log pounds: and he defeated
.his company of goodly three-year-olds in man
rer which is described in the racing charts as
-'cleverly.'
last wednesday in a handicap at a mile and
" sixteenth over the Gravesend track. Shorthose'
carving lls pounds ran fourth 10 Proper, River
Pirate and Himself The conditions underfoot then
were almost bad they were yesterday Inc
track was dead and slow Yesterday II was
,7eeu in mud and water On Wednesday snort
hose showed absolutely no speed at any stage Of
.he Journey He was brought into the paddock
with his coronets stained with iodine. and in his
preliminary gaIIop he worked stiff and sore.
1t was the general opinion that the colt had gone
wrong" on Wednesday he was an even money
Ssvorite Yesterday he outsider al 10
10 / His only other starts this year were IN the
wfthers a. Morris Park. which he won impressive
ay from Mexican. Injunction. River Pirate and two
Others, ard in a handicap at mile and one-elghth.
which he also won from Herbert Himself. Gold
Van and other capable handicap horses. In both
of his last races he ridden by the stable jockey
Hack
IN comparing these last two races the kindest
construction that can be put upon yesterdays per
Torrance is that the Goughacres Stable has in
Shorthose in-and-cuter. And that a stable
owned by gentlemen who would be the first
sent any insinuation of professionalism in horse
racing should send the post such colt makes
the al the more deploTable-
shortly after the running of the Tidal yesterday
Captain Presgraye, who trains for the Goughacres
stable. was in the stewards stand and imlnedi-
stely the report spread that investigation was
be made. 1t seems 10 be case where the re-
port valuable If true" There was little else dis
-ussed yesterday after this race had been and
the half holiday amateur-and there were
about fifteen thousand of him at the track yester-
s1ay-realized that something decidedly amiss.
in the Foam Stakes for two-year-olds down the
last five furlongs OF the Futurfty Course William
c. Whitney had the keen enjoyment Of seeing his
Hamburgs-the colt Infiexible and the Mimosa
Jump out in front and after making all the run
ming finish first and second He had declared.
however. win with the fly and when Redfern
came home on the colt ahead of his stable COM
panion the stewards promptly fined him 500 for
disobeying orders.
To a great many good judges it seemed though
the boys disobedience was justified under the cir
cumstances. A hundred yards from the wire the
Walden hlly Monsoon came with a whirl that
threatened TO land her ahead Of either Of the two
Whitney candidates. Radfcrn apparently realized
this danger and left the FLY to take care of her
self AS it Monsoon finished only half
length back in third position
SUMMARIES
FIRST Introductory steepechase; handicap;
s ST Fl:
et2HSs n.T " by Hs7F152E2 as.5
r. qf .s,s e; $::s; :: =
hoHag lao aaTa1 - to and even: fse@per Ira
diving 4@ 2 a9s 90 h a aider ran s tkefGse on
sEooND Ilsh"sig eight handicap years and over
AsH'h aens Sh'i Touns1voiand eHhS
Duke Of Kendall. 3. ILL., saTfin, u -
saeeaaromesr 10 SGa NJ to and to i The
Ie7 5ifaacE 20 and to /. also Start fair won
Third RAcE--THE FOAM; 2-year-olds last furlonss
" c whitneys b. c .1naeaible, by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u.s. Gsedfern) S. 10
Monsoon Cannon , l5-I 81
ae s8sa nj y 70 ana ne a9e % Oh e5on Fayns rs
CIetihews,. to and to l; Juvenal Maxim, ll4
- ana to J. Monet. tBullrnan,. / 10 j:
Murphy. Martin. and 10 ]. Clifton
Forge III tMcCuel &c to l and 10 l. also Start
Won ridden Time. 1.o12 4. whitney entry;
coupled betting
FOURTH RAC1-TFIE TIDAL. 3-year-olds; i. miles.
couchacre Stables b. Shorthose By
AtheIing-Niss Gienron l26. .GHaac0 10 al
~ aa5lSs s'1saro 5o2siD Is out
MeItonian l26 todorn,. 20 s. River Pirate.
IMartin 80 o ] u !. also Start good Won
FIFTH RAcE-seine: 2year-olds: furlonss of
FUtuTiry Course.
C. p Warehouses; br. Z Sweet Tone. by
First Tenor-Sp7eet Favorable 81 .
Miss ShylocE Ciichaes) b01 30-1
Sir Walt. OAaTtin) le-l Al
OF Elm. Ios tsurns}. and 10 l: Hands Up, los
Cochran. SO TO and 10 l. Any Day. l02 (o'Ne):
and /: Ltstsway 100 CviIkerson). 70 ! and
8; Dr. Refs. - tCreaTnerl 20 TO and Is to l,
Symphony 50 tConneD. % and TO J. and Jennico.
50 (Reiuheimer). 10 and : also Start good.
Wen cleverly- Time, l:os.
SIXTH Race years and 1-16 miles turf.
W: B. jennings b. c Leader. by Mako
21ssssy 7, PTyer, III. Gyms, q 20
pretorius (Fuller). ] pa o ]:
sion !. t(sannon). : 10 and 5; Akela g. le4
G5asck1. 10 to and 70 !. and EKtravaganza. 3 IS
6gedferrD 20 and TO !. also Start fair. Won
easily. Time. l:5s
To-MoRRoW's sHEEPsHEAD ENTRIES
FIRST RACE-Naiden Race 30. .. for two-year-olds
rorl-winners OF any except Maiden Race No /;
with $500 Last Eve and one-haf furlongs o
Futurity Course.
Name. W.T. Name. VT