New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-12
SONG AND WINES STAKE.
WINS THE LAUREATE.
Goldtnch Tomgster Takes Up 1e5
Pounds and Leads al the Way.

BY giving weight 10 his nine competitors in the
Laureate Stakes at Norris Park yesterday. ana
= decisive beating well, tie GoIcnnch young
sler Song and Wine fulfilled in a great measure
the promises lie gave a yearling ana IN ms
early spring work at Gravesend. He was an ADDED
starter IL the Laureate, and his previous victory
compelled him 10 take up l25 pounds the heaviest
in,post "a two-year-oId has shouldered this year
and from ten 10 thirteen pounds greater tAah any
O. his rivals carried yesterday
AIS field included Amberjack Pasadena, Santa
Catalina, Golden Sunrise and five other young
stcrs but or form Le stood out ell by himself and
il spite Of his burden the public accepted o 10 D
against his chances with greed, and. ousde OF SANTA
Catalina the others received little consideration
song and Wine was in front all the way but Fasa-
dena challenged SO boldly that RedteTn was com
peUcd To draw his whip am rice the youhs7,1I
~or -hr last eighth OF q mile Song and Vine DID
~ -,s-,,,5 -a-,- ea1elv 10 the call hut he stu
rad something 10 spare at the finish Santa Gaia
Ina was third
Co--.aol< rode one or hts cool. we'll judged races
on II q seaa.z.z AthelinE FLY shrine IL five
49, -, 80 s,,rI9re spril. After san Nicholas ana
KING ps1per had led 10 the stretch. no Joined
trer7. and the thres raced heads apart Tor an
eighth Of mile. King Pepper was tbs hrst OF
the t-res 10 quit and at the same time 9hrlns
drew away from san Nicholas and Won ny nam
a length. TIE big field OF plateTs stTetchea LOT
sixteenth OF d mile up the track at the finish
The accurate line which the clockers ana rail-
birds had obtained on the sixteen maiden Young
sic that made TIE lel0 lpL Ailf S.'''-- -'-N
was shown by the odds and the result. They made
q FoIlarsbee's bay FLY BelatrlN the iaNorlte
over the others. although she had never gone 10
The post before. The hIy finished as ihey e---
nectea. but The Claimant made her race all the
way and was \ good second at the finish In TINS
race the students went amiss IN making RIOS ohot
and Britishe- the Madden pair. second cho4ce7-
They finished almost last Bank, howeve- was
-laved literally and beat W-lden's Anthony for
Te1 ssiiing p.aters gave as many apprentices
opportunity 10 WIN l-elI SpL.- 80 ----i--4
nov z Fisher. T. MoEahan SeialnS Fi'Fiztt-
dIa not dodge fl. The race was al seven +hc "a
baff fl-l0rge over the Withers Course, A4u me
I7fclra riDry rode as Il n ants and ghosts OK Als
stable ASccl-- Va ~ - l,-. -+rra A~arta
separated MIN from the winner al i-s Judges
The biggest heId OF The meeting turned out FOR
steeplechase. with selling allowances, over We
shorter course and the uIshaps were pToportontie
to its sig Six went down IN q field o. fourteen,
and the chestnut geldiHg General Dolelas |A-st
BACK TO the paddock on three legs.
II !. Nortcu'S Walter Cleary. Whleh mas peen
choice IN The speculation 20 FAlIll-ist ~.
F-e- 10 turn turtle. he went down at the LIVER
POOL. and rolled over ms lggheE. w., - --.'.l
- - ~oreerata GREY a Sir Dixon geldiuE be
showed IT the Garden last fan, showed nlroNe-
between obstacles, and his chance6 OF winning
were eliminated 80. IT, 49,
the W{the-s Course Lord Badge was installed
1-1- fayor-fp al is to .. hUt Honolulu. the star
RUBY reld.aE which has run SO eo.s.steI.t5 ms
vear took his measure in clever fashion Daly
stared Himself and Illyria and the latter COLI
took thlrd money from J. VI T. Martin STONE
wall. ..-