The San Francisco call., 1904-07-30
HiIdebrand and Redfern
Fight 1t Out in Two
Close Finishes.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 29. = That
unlucky race mare, Eugenia Burch,
had a narrow escape from fouling
Rosetint in the fourth race to-day, and
came within an ace Of being disquali-
ed. Should this have occurred 1t
would have been the second time this
year that her owner would have had
the misfortune OF losing a race consid-
cred already won. Even as it was
many thought that there was an in
reference, but Hildebrand, who rode
Rosetint, made no claim, and the stew
ards ordered up the red mark confirm
ing the result. This was the only In
cident out OF the ordinary of very un-
eventful racing, marked by the defeat
Of four favorites
Connoisseurs were gratifed at the
conclusion of the fifth and sixth races.
when two popular jockeys, Hildebrand
and Redfern, fought 1T out on their re-
speCtiVe mounts. Not often have these
two riders met this year In the fifth
race Hildebrand won by head on
Brush Up from Redfern's mount, Bill
Bailey II, who came from a long way
behind the winner on the outside. In
the sixth race there was again an
exciting finish, this time Redfern hav-
ing the better Of it on e. r. Thomas
colt Bound Brook, who, after disposing
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to take care of Sir Ship, Hildebrand's
mount. While Bound Brook made a
wide turn, keeping on hard footing, Sir
Ship saved ground on the stretch turn
and then began a stern chase after
Bound Brook. Both jockeys rode their
hardest but Bound Brook managed to
keep his head in front to the end. Ten
lengths back came Lady Prudence.
Summary:
FIRST RACE = Six furlonEs; purse; two
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. x Fin.
6 to 1-Waterlght. .1O2 (Trayers) In
Even Aust. Allen, 112 (Hlde) l 3 2h
. to meadow Horn, 100 (Redf) 2 3 35
Time, 10 10. Start bad. Won driving
Winner, J. Corrigans br. c. by Watereress-
Lumina Amber Jack, Black Prince, Perry
Meadow and Florence Creinie finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-slx furlongs; handicap for
fillles ana mares; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
II to Ancestor. los (Redfern). =
to 5-Graceful, 100 (Travers). Ia
Il & f. tady Y SRcaS sl1T lI2 EnHz' E6n5 Won 4
Winner T. L. Watts b. f. by Plaudit-Addie c.
Mary Worth. Shipshape, Princess Titania
Queen Elizabeth and Dovecote finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; three -year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. u Fin.
Y 70 1-Bf0o1lynite os % lctIs (kgna2 5SS
6 10 1-Courtmaid. 96 (Olney.. 3 l h
Time, Las 2-5 Start fair. Won driving
winner J. l.. McGnnis' ch c. by Ornament
Halmatint Trepan, Nine Spot, Monster. Bar
doph Homestead. Garnish and WatertOn fin
ished as named
FOURTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
three-year-ods and up; handicap;
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey St. q Fin
IL to 5-Eug. Burch. 126 SHAW. L h 1 "a
4 to 5-Rosetint lis (Hdebrnd) 2 21n
16 to april Showers 104 CMrtn) 80
Time, :54 40. Start good. Won driving.
winner Mrs. L. Curtis b. m. by Ben Strome-
The Humber. Illyria also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furiongs;
two year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
. TO Brush Up 1O4 CHildebnd) l 1
10 to I-BiI Bailey U.11O CRedfn) 211s
to 2-ConfessOr, 1O7 (Martin).. y y
Time Los 2-5, Start fair. Won driving.
Winner, J J. Rogers b. T. by Ben Brush
Miss Landeman Workman, Monamour. Ru-
brio, Susanne RocamOra Jerry c, Carrie Jones.
Halmira, Agller's Daughter, Jolly Witch,
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteen miles
| three-y -year-olds and up; maidens; purse;
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. a Fin.
7 TO Bind Brook, 10 CRedfern) q l
: to 1-Sir Ship 1O7 (Hildebrand) 7 h 10
4 10 LADY Prudence, 105 (Kunz)11 h
Time 90. Start bad Won driving. Win
ner, + r. Thomas b. C. by Pessara- Coventry.
Bouvier Waterford, Lem Reed. Prince Athel-
ing, Mutiny Myrica, Remittal, Tide, Ned
Moore St Cfallen finished as named.