The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-01

ORMO<pE's RIGHT WINS AfTtNN
MAIDEN ron MN.


Iouosins -loscly the triumph ol his hllN
Hamburg Belle N Ia" tuturitJ, sydney PhG"'
won another GOOD stake, Ia" Autumn MAIDEN.
r,, n-,nnr.olds at Ave and a half furlongs
vcu,nrdav with Ormondrs Right, the dinin'l-
ti,. -ou of Ormoudc Right The Sleeps
head Bnr track was still deep IN mud. pn'
ormondr's Right fairly r"Nelled IN IN" gong
lie shoulder"d lip pounds and was mid" nm
.ousl fsvoriro with Noodtord Clays Sir
n xor hlly Memories, while j krauer $
Gold Saint was III" medium Tor enough play
in y.duco his price To- tours.
There were twelve starters. and Nj tn|-
gerald got them away ~ excellent fashion
A. Fea.hcrstonrs knmonbo. a fun SISTER
IN Ncsmerisi and iiatasoo. with Redeem
M rushed TO the front with great nl9ht Oh
spced Ormondc- RighI and Memories went
after her flying, aud before the bend III 'he
Fu,uri,v course wns reached Komombo
began TO stop Then Mr. rnget's colt drew
away and gallopcd home -IN lengths IN front
Of Memories IN the fast TIM" of 100 a-S.
Fcllowes Jr :, Tipprcinog recently p"'
chascd from II. " Iicgl'r a - 10 shot was
third. half = length behind. August mon Z.
orthodox a son ot Don de- orc after asl"" O'-
ginning made upa lot of ~. uni in the stretch
and was beaten out - head fu. thlrd money.
with the victory oi Mr. Pagcts colt Jockey
Frank q Npill scored hlS third snCcesslS"
win of the day Me- had the mount on John
A brakes Runncls prohib,tlN" faVort"
IN the first event, for al GEES Al SIX lhrlohRs'
This event was literally ru' to pieces, Only
five of the Original fourteen entries gong
10 the post Eunn"l, MAS accepted ny VA"
cinch players at - to 2u. with I " NJ" arreh
two-vear- old ally Ocean Tide. who CAV"
twenty pounds by hr seal" TO each oil me
others. "A popular second choice Fuller
Il b.a al
If the stretch. wth kunnels aud Wealth
both under restraint. not far behind ih"h
sb. tired and RunnAl- won by a length and
a half. while Wealth had 20 b. driven TO
heat Ocean Tide "A head Tn" time was no
O.SeilI rode " Is Ieeds's Major Dam
perfed in the second event. handicap Tor
,hree-vear-olds and upward AZ mile and an
eighth The Handspring, colt WAS warm
favorite at s TO 8. and he fatter-d his hackers
lengths leading all the way Duke Of Ken
dali in r. X Thomas's colors, second in favor,
ran into the place, whic h. took from lord
Badge by length and half The Major
For the Flying Handicap. for three-year-
Odds at six fur longs, the wise men would have
Bemont's River Pirate being played down
10 IA to 3. Odom got Shot Gun away from
the others AZ the first fur ong pole. and after
hat il was cakewalk for him, as he won
handly by a length and half Tam O'Shan-
Ter, carrying the Keene oolors was runner
no 10 the head of the stretch. where he blew
No. Then Andrew Miller's Wild Thyme.
: 10 l. went on and secured the place by a
length and half from River Pirate, who
rlosed in the last quarter Of mile with re-
markable speed after trailing up the back
stretch The time was ia
" c. Whtneys Hamburg, hlly Mirnoss,
r.. n McCarter Potter's Thistle Heather and
James r. Keene's Ben Brush Ally Palette
{ monopoized the betting In the nth event.
for two-year -old fllies at five furlongs.
Mimo.a was the choice at 8 to >. with Thistle
Heather at to and Palette at 81 to /. The
acne fllv was never dangerous. but Mimosa
and Thistle Heather INDUCED In long. heart
breaking. duel for supremacy. ting former
anstb. 10 iOi. Thistle Heather being nve
lengths before Banastar a. full sister Ida
IeIb. 8 to 1, who WAS head In front Of j. f.
Florham Queen; TO !. furnished surprise
sixteenth on the turf BY making = runaway na
r. Keenes Birch Broom; s to !; -Four len fth: |:
fayorite., staggered home third under ths
coin by indulging In an inferior perform
The attendance was nearly ts IN n spite
cess Of Ave favortes the ring lost some Of the
gold cleaned at the Spa. Besides three win
ners for ONeill there were two for Redfern.