The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-25
GLENECHOWINS THELYNDROOK
8. q. BROWNS corr GALLOPS
NONE AT LONG ODDS.
kerne's Auyur and Israeiite. Both Favor
ties, I.Ose--Carbuncie in Drive
Frank Farreil's ChamplaIn Succeeds
II. l.. Johnston Defeats q BIG Field.


$. =. Browns Gleneoho. at the false price
OF ~ to |. galloped OF with the Lynbrook
Handicap, for two-year-olds. six furlongs
AT Jamaica yesterday afternoon. James
H. kcene's Augur. who won the TamaQua
Handicap on Saturday, was Il hot favorlte
AT I to :, but he was knocked back In the Josle
just after the start, and never had chance
to win afterward. H. h. Duryea's Heart 3
Desire who was in very light and had Hide
brand In the saddle. went back In the betting.
She got of nicely. but dropped TO the renr
quickly. showing u surprising change IN
form over her victory in the Oceanus Stakes
Glenecho. on the other hand. went straight
TO the front and was never headed. Burns
easing him up at the end. winner by five
lengths in 1919 r. T. Wilson. Jr.'s, Gamara.
II 10 to shot. was second all the way and
took the place. also eased up. by half length
from Pasadena. 8 to |, who gave weight TO
everything in the race.
Mr. keenes lsraelite was also an unsuc-
oessful favorte in the handicap for three
year-olds at six furlongs. He receded to
II to 10. while l.. Y. Bells Crown Prince went
up from to to is to s. In the meantime
there was heavy play on Dave johnson 3
Roseben backed down to to !. and also on
Ancestor. lowered to skies. Roseben made the
running right up to within a hundred yards
of the wire. where Crown Prince nailed him
and beat him a neck in iI3 2-5. lsraelite.
who was outrun from the start, was third.
under a Herce drive, half length back
r. T. Wilson. Jr. g. Carbuncle was an odds
on favorite in the handicap at nine furlongs.
with War Whoop and old Ethics both well
backed at to 2. War Whoop showed the
way from he start and held slight advantage
over Ethics at the head of the stretch. But
Redfern skinned the rail with Carbunce,
and in drive he took the race by a neck
in 1855 l-5. War Whoop was four lengths
before Ethics. with Proceeds the same dis
lance behind.
There was rafting finish in the fifth event.
at mile and quarter. Stolen Moments. 2
to favorite. made the running, attended by
Mldshipman. o to /, and The Southerner IL
to S, to the head of the stretch, where Sporting
swung wide with the Kingston mare. allowing
Redeem to get through on the rail with
Cloverland, s to /. Meanwhile Travers had
rushed Stonewall to the front at the last
furlong pole, but Glow erland hooked up with
him. while The Southerner was dangerous,
too. IL was so close at the wire that the
crowd had to wait for the official verdict.
which gave the race to Cloverand by nose.
Stonewall beating The Southerner by scant
half length, The time WAS POS 2-5.
The sharp players did not fancy Frank
Farrell's Champlain in the second race. at n
mile and a siA teenth allowing him to 70 back
Andrew Miller's Reveille AT o to ?, and also
went to Frank Regan's Namtor. who was
PLAYED OIL the boards In some instances.
Snmtor had all kinds OF hard racing luck
and was Just outside of the money. Cham
plain got clever ride from Travers and won
by Il whisker from Reveille, who would have
taken the race, perhaps, IL lIildebrand mad
not lost his whip. Dave Johnson's South
Trimble. to /. was third. beaten'a head,
less than length separating him from Nam
tor and Sais. The time WAS is
Eighteen two-year-o started in the first
race. at six furlongs, and in tho closest of
finishes Burns got X. l.. Johnston. o to 1. home
an eyelash in front Of Conf essor. 10 to l. who
made nearly all the pace and beat Kitty Platt,
IL to /. by a length. Monacodor. the favorite.
was shut in too long to be better than fourth.
The time was i43-5. As usual, four favorites
were beaten over fast track. The weather
was bracing and the attendance was about
5000