New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
DE RESZKE WINS STAKE.
FIRST IN GARDEN CITY.
His Fifth Consecutive Victory
Three FaUOriteS First.

De Reszko won the Garden City Stakes at Ja-
maca yesterday. and in doing scored his hfth
consecutive victory. HIS popular. too.
as he a we'll played favorite at to g. There
has hardly been horse this year which has started
so often and run so consistently. He has won or
been IN the money twenty-one times. earning a
total OF S2S.OOO in round figures The majority OF
his victories have been in selling stakes or selling
races and he has Invariably been entered for much
below his true value He is almost stake horse
running in the guse OF selling platter. and he has
far money than the majority of the so
called stake horses. The race he won yesterday
selling stake. and opposed to him were Gay
Boy. Lord Badge. Little En-. New York. Brook
Ignite and Stone Arabia. The distance was one
mile and q sixteenth.
De Reszke was the favorite but Gay Boy. Lord
Badge Little En- all played to beat him.
The start fair, with De Reszke off in front.
Davis kept him there till he had safely made the
first turn. when he took gentle hold of his mount
and allowed Gay Boy to go out and make the rum
ming New York raced into second place tho
backstretch. and when Gay Boy began 70 tire on
the far turn took command and led by a small
margin as they rounded the home corner. When
New York caught Gay Boy he dropped back beaten,
and Little En- and De Reszke moved up the
stretch turn, and when Strengthened out for the
TO the wire passed New York. De Reszke had
the foot of Little EN-. however. and. drawing away
in the last sixteenth, easily by two lengths.
Little En- was easily second. while Lord Badge
in hard drive got up in time beat New York
head for third money The distance was too far
for Gay Boy he ridden, and he pulled UP
tired.
The track was heavy the result Of the storm IN
the early morning hours but the shone bright
and warm and fair sized crowd in attend
ance. Three favorites won. a slight improvement
over the other days of the meeting In addition to
De Resske Et Tu Brute and Grenade the
winning first choices Et Tu Brute the OPEN
ing race taking command in the stretch when
Emergency tired and winning all out by q neck
from Palette and Sais. which closed resOutely.
Grenade took the second race in a gallop. He ran
neck and neck with War Whoop for six furlonss
under restraint. and then, going to the front. won
hard held by two lengths James r badly
handled by W0nderly. who allowed him TO drop
four or five lengths back in the TO the first
turn taking him wide at the same time. He moved
On the stretch turn, but the early effort told and
Grendde drew away easily.
Flinders ard NIyopia. She led all the way and
with something to spare. Flinders hung at the
end after racing UP to her at the stretch turn.
Pirate Polly, which made something Of reputation
on the Canadian circuit. odds-On favorite
foE, this She broke well. but did not have
speed enough to keep up any of the journey.
sides for bad ride. but the criticism seemed mis-
placed IN this case, and the stewards when ap
inquiry.
Balycastle was graduated from the maiden
class in the fifth race. but was lucky to win. as
Concct was the best horse os the race was run.
She pinched off between PuGabel1 and Bally-
castle AS they rounded into the stretch head and
the end under a weak ride only beaten head,
Hidebrand claimed foul, but the stewards justly
dismissed il; if any blame could be laid ii
with Rudabek which was bearing out. Ranger
heavily supported galloped home in the last race
before Oliver Cromwell and the favorite. Bill
a bad beginning.