New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-08
FOUR FAF0RITES BEATEN.
CARRIE JONES'S ST4kE.
IL, NcDonaII's Fiuy Wins the
Misunderstanding IN the RAIN.

1000, NJ a-- great and radiant equine
- - attract tho occasional racegGer. bF-sh'o'
s..-sav lapsca into the ola, caTn-o11 ao!e way
YER - made the little old track by the sea
,,,s for more than quarter Of q century
rare thunder and rain a-pieniE bur. as the
ne Cor the fields n the six contests was gen
ni1S oo,,--aorplace the showers-al though tAey
- N. track slow and sl-pDeTy-dd not celI7cI
-, from the sport The ASSOCIATION pun 1o' IL
-. Atlantic Selling STAKES, for t~o-yeaE-o4us' a
=, surlongs. IS its attraction ana, IL 0N'-'-''
=. ras a handicap for the older Eorses at one
and one-eisI-'- 'i4-'e7'
ne-forgneTs. .,, l.,
McDonaId's Carrie Jones. bay lilly oy
s,,taI who IN her earlier races has shown prom
- - bsveloping into useful performer. made the
-,a Youngsters who went 10 the post win her Ior
-. ...,s,+ie Stakes look considerably cheaper than
- ,,-,ers appraised them David Gideon start
- ,.b rAnc-oft and TIIghhorn. both by his High
-. ana the two. coupled IN the betting. were
1o-tss ct s 10 Z Carrie Jones was at 10 10 =
l---nm:us rode a well Judged race on her and as
- .ssrned 70 -evel in the slippery going. she had
- S,-c,,lty IN drawing away from Lincroft and
I-ois Ten In the stretch and winning by a half
-, ,anrrbs P :. Dryers Red Friar well
1Ioyes recond choice. of poorly. and could
never catch tho leaders
vr,,, ,se hounds on his back Matthew Corbett's
.,,s s,-i,ter Hurst Park was taken in preference
- The La;f Dozen horses that with him made up
-,res lis race proved that the regulars were
- f5ai- choice The apprentice boy " ood, on
Tac T9atl his eaEerness 10 get 10 the ran from
80 or,rs5a p1ftiOn. almost BOWED his entire com
,,.-,- over and i necessary Tor all the oIhcr
tS--a-s n null I'D. For mile the SperGthTift
kores had a commanding lead but when he began
"a sron Martin the faTOrtte. ana . tonnoT, on
T4i-rseif both went after him and beat MIN nome
Himself made up lot OF ground EaIIla hung on
long enough 70 be tlllt. $500.
50 0r,rr-lseolsly II selling race at six lur!ongs
.hat rhs -re youngsters who were supposed 10
save feen sent Away AT approximately me same
rlna had some difficulty IN keeping him II slgIt
German was catching MN. Blue Coat was al 80
20 ! with Winchester which ran unplaceC, the IA
70 me murdered Cesar could have heard TIE
effort 20 get q bet down or TT IL Brute he aeTer
would have made that ending exclamation 10 his
friends. even II his wounded astOMshmenT- 1t
u Brute 4 good --1Dg from the canadian cir
on .'the Brute" the simplest way Of designating
him he backed down from nves 10 i 70 . 10
heat Mreola, JoCund. ROse0en and Fine Art IN
contest al six fUrlOngs. He made splendid effort
ana the grand stand rode the Brute Justify, but
he weakened and was beaten by both Mineola and
Jocund.
Jane Holly the fast mare owed by the plum
ger Ne2ger, and ridden by MS Jockey. EldebranGt
beat the OdGs-On rsyorte. Ben Mac Dhui - selling
affair II ana One-slEteenth miles by SpTlnClE
IN front the start that Ryan's horse
could never catch her. The form players did
believe she could hold her speed for more than
mile and her victory q hard blow 10 them
Mrs COChrau's S0nOma 2elle, ar 70 !. won
another race al the same distance from 4 lot Of
sorry maldens Of which Maze Hanou was J redhOt
.avorite- The rInneTs-up were Marmee and Per-
sisIeLce Il only TWO 1avOrites were successful.
SUMMARIES