New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
DRAKE WINS ON RUNNELS.
BRYN MAWR'S LARCHMONT'
PIunger against PIunger-Tilt Be
t1ceen Yeager and Chicago Man.

tuCtU CUSCt UHCG CHSCUSO AA U'''
John A Drake and Joe Teager. who as race
track pIungers have long been held in awe by their
less preteutious but less ambitious turf cousin
the .'piker" went into action a. the Norris Park
Enclosure yesterday. and had It not been for the
fact that each was arrayed against the other their
common enemy. the bookmaker, would have neen
severely snged The tilt occurred in the last race
OF the afternoon a contest for the Older group Of
spriuters at seven -eightks OF mile, over the
Withers course
There were nine pretty fair horses originally
named 20 start but at post time only were left
iu This quartet composed Of Mr. Drake
Ruuuels the handsome son Of Charade and Zlr-
sara. ID. Herman r. Duryea's black geld * HIP
pocrates. which. two-year-oit raced IN the l"te
william e. Whituev'z coors. f X. Wheeje-s three
year-oid dI,y Inquisitiyc Girl, and BIZ Days
consistent in-and-oute- nlyra- The latter two
played no part In the plurgug fray and little IN
the race that caused H.
F,rocn Wisha-d who train5 Mr. brakes horses,
had told his employer that Runnc!s vas right, ana
that was enough for the plunger- Mr.. blrFea s
opinion that HipgoCratcs had shown greater trl-
proven -u- than any o. the horses leased 70 him
uattc~ OF common gossip, and IL was pre-
-umabiy This opinion that Joseph Ye7Eer based
his hopes HIS commission s-s were FIRST In the
ring each armed with roll a mere glimpse ~
which was sufficient 10 stu- the ordlna-y pikar
Its effect or the ring sucl thai the price
against Ruunels reeeted from evers 20 to D. ana
IL was ar this psychological moment thai Nj
Drake batteries wer. un.irhered and went into
action 50 fierce was the hor,barlme.; that the
layers rubbed iu alarm the Yeugc- money could
not Offset Runn-Is went 90 four 20 nve and
TIprorrates 10 T. 10 DO these figures tHe two
went TO the post-CaIIshaa OF +Ge DRAKE horse and
tUldehra I'd on fIlupocratca- Yeaser got n run for
las money but that was az Tho fast sp-iu1iHg OF
EuuneIs had A.s acle ana Yearcr.s money burned
up 5af2re mo streteh Wa rese1sd ana ig Fas
front ~ tippoerats-- uiLrt- was "a igp'.Sn ,ll.3-
D. was sal: mat NOR money wa .st on these j"e
wagered on any horserare this year
QUIET At RAcETRAcK-
After tho fsvcrish crush and tumut % MrtroDoH-
tan Day the great enclosure assumed au air almost
~ rerosc yesterday and the racing serene
and uurufis,! as a game OF cro1ue-. The Larch-
mont Stakes. M seven turIones 81 the Wther7 mil"
Ing ta adtea ''. sta~ters john baiyS Flag once
ana r n Mr,'arte- Potter's buckley Tia,
Goughacre Stables Brya Mawr on his splendid
looks and the rumors ~ fast trials. was made "a.
TO favorte, bur Gettysburg. John f. Maddel,s
Hamburg colt ana bucKieyt noth hat StronS iot
did not win was duo principally to- Patsy Nc
am 'AI"SlIott a. "' an, ms 80 - Ia me $3.50 i1f
Thompson on Gettysburg came throusl on the ran,
and a sixteenth from the wire passed the leader
stopping fast, but McCue kept Just enough mp his
sleeve 10 get nina going as2in. ana N the final
Newton BenIllsJo w. t 'm utigf Len 9,'l-
scramble and tne ring quoted hrl at to ), there
to a poe start, bat Salvage seemed to be winning
up 70 the last hundred Yards when l. V Bells
Giorihcr Ealiopea clean over him and won by "a
HI,GLo, DIVER the favorite was pocketed behind
Ella Snyder and Ascetic and when Shaw finally
he 3rs s tregle HIonoi1il a. IN hen Ella
snyder by narrow margin Unmasked. in a sell
ing race at five and one-half furloEgs Bryn Mawr
Green B. Norris platter Toupee played from thir
ties 70 twenties vas the afternoons good thing
Course and Won all out by two lengths.
SUMMARIES
FTFs c- Selling years and over: 5a tqF9.ss
Fin Ha5sS 9Tfe5 ec.e l M shaw a%'e s. P Sh
IL El;ton g Ieaaiags, I@I Gornae% 90 Is
- Elza9eta z Y Warn'I Ie3 Wq99der'y Is IS
Neither one 81 krsu.) l0i Fldeb- nj 5 So 3
, nshs ~ +, Wanni2 i@3 s5Ilir, q
s E5n A% S% eu Aqeo iS f rs5. 20 10
M S5 I' start '''' WOE easily by one length Time"
SECOND R.AcE- Selling: three -olaa ana over:
9s ssss.lo r Rsr:1n 81 G5r%aas
GIre n -Ionnsonp. ..... 100 Redfern o-5 10
6sesss1. N 81 Es6ss s
lS aoEa sa9 2S F Fdssnsa 100 &c 70
fIiln ila n D&y i q Me@affsry roo 40 u
rDTt start 5r @ %on sas by d Ia aRsb- BY T
oids. : furongs or Withers mile
Br7n Aiawr gh's rs. licCue So Z 10
% o. r. Maddeni. fl5 G TEomps'n . =
3 II. McEotter)- 10. Eldebrand IS 4
Stone Arabia a. B0ggi. - Shaw % 10
: Mack or. FaTreii N Fuller So : :
3 Little m s.. Lakelandi. 1lO.J Martin. Il g
Fine tAltemsrle Stal- 10 pangman 30
8 flag ~ Il
phaser Or. NatO .....1I5.H Cochran 20 Il
Observation-Disclosures stables C. Bryu Mawr by Ath-
eling-AIagge start good. driving by head
Time. LIS
FOURTH RACE-Maideu wear Odds. z mile. Eclipse
Course
Gloriner Il. Y Bell. IO7 H Cochran * 10
tlV aauf 7Rfgut 2eIf , 4
q Tbirty-tbfrd q Brown t04. Hldebrand u
Red Fox r Duryeal. To-. l04 Shaw = So 3
Elegant w Walden loT Wonderly - q
q oxford IL Mclaughlin Il OT .Mchaels % 20
C'otilli5u ~ r. Keene). lo4 Burns 2
Masgape0ua q Watersl i0T Leo $4,000. 100 ~
sfiss BRYANT ". c. Dalyl. l04 Dreamer 81 20
Economist tP- J. LWHer) lOII. Martin -
II NJ Moore ". d SewelD. 1O4 Mooney 90 20
% Nflrraiue a. E Madden .10I G.. TIL mp'n 80
IL : y Marie L Gravesl. 104 Dangman ~ 20
"a po.Isric< d StableJ i04. Higgins 80 20 &
Is sTrone fP SIP Randolph. iO5 Dyer 1890 100 40 IS
LEFT a post.
vinncr-L Y Eers oh, Gloriher; by Hastings
c;icrv start bad: driving head Time. O;i7lS
FIFTH RAcF3-3 years ard furongs Of Wthers
Mile
ftuuneIls q. A. Drakel IL II C~lahant -
T5ipporrates III. B. D'yesl. ~ FIldeb-d II 10
Z TIl1-ria CE &. -113 .Aictue 30
ma Girl IL x Wheeler. % l. Fl. Pm ps 30
winner A. psake's Runneils. BY Cha-ade-
Zfneara II coed; ridden out by length