The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-12
BEDOuIN FIRST BY INCHES.
heats PASADENA IN. RANCHO
DEL PASO STAKES.
Mabel Richardson Defeats EuEenia Burch
In Another Exciting Finish-Drake's
Roseben No Longer q Maiden-Three
Fayorttes Succeed nj Westehester.

ROseben No Longer Maiden-Tnree
Fayorites Succeed nj Westchester.
. Z, Bedouin, the two-y ear old son OF Meddler-
Lizzie Montrose. who won the first part OF
the Matron Stakes at long odds. was VIC
torious In the Rancho del Paso Stakes. Eclipse
course, at Morris Park yesterday. In finish
that set the hair OF the spectators on end
Bedouin opened equal favorite with g. D.
Browns Broadcoth. but both went back
In the betting. as the play on f. X. Thomass
yoladay, II. B. Duryea's Hearts Desire and
Sydney FACETS CairnRorm was particularly
heavy. The smart bettors seemed to ignore
completely James McIaughlin's Pasadena,
who won the Nursery Handicap on Saturday.
az he went to the post with 10 to about him.
But ,Pasadepa came within few inches OF
carrying the day. Meeting Bedouin on
equal terms as to weight. Pasadena ran neck
and neck with the son Of Medder from the
very outset. But Shaw was better general
than Martin, and without drawing his whip
he landed Bedouin the winner in 1 ;09'. Pasa-
eiena was length and half before Cairn-
CORN. who beat Broadcloth. actual favorite.
by.three parts OF a length
There was another exciting wind-up in the
last event, a handicap at mile and quarter
over the hill; All scratched out but three.
'Eugenia Burch. the to 10 favorite. attempt
ing to give sixteen pounds to Mabel Richard
receded, to IS to 5 and to /. respectively.
Odom went to the front with Eugenia Burch
shaving much impotence. but Richardson
chung to her with Carbuncle 80 close up that
he looked dangerous at all stages Coming
down the long HILL which is n severe test for
horses with weak underpinning. Burch car
ried Richardson almost to the outer rail.
letting Carbuncle UP so quickly that he showed
In front at the last furlong pole Then
in wi iCha r6
son, at the same time putting her under the
whip. Odom was busy, too, with his weapon.
so that the two mares. on equal terms, with
Carbuncle less than a length away. on the
inner rail- came down to the judges like a
whirlwind. Richardson got the verdict by q
couple OF inches. Burch beating Carbuncle
three parts Of length. The time was 2osh.
From a field Of poor maidens, John A.
brakes Rosebn. coupled with Rudabek, and
heavily backed at Q to S. went to the front
quickly and won the first race. at six and
half furlongs, Withers course. in a gallop
by two lengths, the time being i:2s, Water
Pansy, S to 1, beat Tide. is TO 1, three parts
of length for the place.
1t was not an easy matter for Connoyer.
4 to S favorite. to win the steeplechase, for
Mfr. Harris had to ride him out to beat Gold
Ray, 80 to shot. by three quarters Of
len 9Th Jim Stick, Is to 1. was third, stag
Rering home twenty lengths behind. The
best record for the course. $50, was eQuailed
l.. V Bells Belli gerent. TO 1, took the third
event, for maiden two-year-old colts and
geldings, Eclipse course, but only after
Ions duel with Sydney Paget s D'Arkle. o to !.
who was beaten a neck in lIo. John +.
Maddens Critical the favorite. was never
better than third at any stage finishing half a
length behind d Ankle.
After patient ride. Hidebrand landed the
fifth race, a mile, with Glsten. II to fav-
orite, who beat Frank Farrell's Andrew
Mack. 7 to 2, by three lengths. The latter
was messed about by Travers after a slow
getaway and mana ged to get the place from
sails, I to L. in the last jump. The time was
LAP. Three favortes got the money. The
attendance was -. 900.
-a.,. v,psr RACE