New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-05
HOLIDAY CROWD At RACES
ONE FAVORITE WINS.
Hamburg Belle Beaten - Major
Dai@gerfeld's Handicap.


patriotism n4.5 most Q: their ready money at The
sLeeDshesa Gay racecourse yesterday Afternoon. A
erc2; majority Of the throng belonged 20 the c4ass
.;hcsc 5Y0EtinE tendencies can only 10 INDUCED on
leg: holidays. and tbs element filed the gTeat
stai-6s with Ks babies and grandmothers and ~
StSse cousins. AZ. ISnder played hs entire roper
o. national eirs; ;ho babies crOwed regardless
{: Niethsr Iasir yarea:s had succeeded IN picking
winners losers and swapping breeze from the
kept The temperature almost normal.
Ire Coney Island jccGty Club arranged pro-
S-anlrae worthy Of tie attendance and N addition
10 the Yernal. the Independence and tie Long
Island Handicap. Il divided the sixt. race into two
parts, thus giving patrons = ssvenfold oPpor-
tunity GET rich. They pIOfteG in only one ia-
stance as six csrorites were beaten.
The Independence brought unusually good
Geld Of nine steepech0sers. and resulted In a con-
test free from the falls and bad jumping which
have characterized the more recent races through
The field. +. i. Hitchcocks Foxhunter and }. w
Colts .Jcdith Cam beI were the two selected b.
the form players the most likely to bring home
the money, and they closed virtuslIy equal choices
at Il to g. An increase Of nineteen pounds over he-
:ast impost was too much Mr.. Colts mare, and
although she ran 2 courageous race and fenced
fairly well. she was never really contender. Ray,
the Canadian riGer. had The mount on FcNhunter
instead OF Mr.. Hitchcock, jr.'s regular Jockey.
Green and ne had much better luck with the
chestnut eeldins 81 The Liverpool that he had the
race always in hand, and won 10y laf dozen
lengths from the aged Redpath. The SAFE old
Jumper Wh.Deray was . poor third.
Interest 81 a six fuTlonE sprint the main track
centred chiefly around Hamburg Belle. who was
making her :rst appearance Of the year. Her
company iac!CSed Lady ATaelia. who gave her
eight pounds; Lord o. the Vale. to whom last
wears champion conceded fifteen pounds; L L
Snaathers's 1eOuidas. with lie POUNDS, and other
Eoo6 nbort distance horses,
Fo- nearly ave fuTlongs she showed rluch Of the
spsed that made be- faraors IS two-ycsr-old
sn6. although L-ody Amelia made the early pace.
Hamburg Belle siwayS within striking dis
rance of her, and finally made her quit IN doing
she exhausted her own strength, ana gave way
TO i>eo2:1as and -1C-G OK lse Vale. The latter at
90 10 J. ran LeoniG2s head, and seemed TO have
him beaten hundred yards from home. but Ar.
5Inathers's colt hung on jast cong enough 10 win.
sydney Paset won the Nernal Stakes with his
hitherto untried FLY Tradition from some OF the
best FLIES that the season has produced. So wide
iy herslded, however, had been her work IN pri-
Vate that the ring would take no chances, and
the good thing players who had been waiting for
weeks 10 get aboard found. TO their chagrin, that
Il TO the best 10 be had in the market. In
view OF the race the FLY ran. ii was extremely
generous. Mr.. Keenes Fancy Dress the only
that gave her much OF argument. and
Travers never had 10 his whip keep his
mount III front of the Ben Brush ally. Chrysitis
and AIirthless finished heads apar. for third place.
Mr.. LoTiilard's auy getting it in the last stridA-
Old Major Daingerheld. whose intentions
fathom evidently misJook the holiday for
stretch won the Long Island Handicap and
one-eighth miles with % ! quoted against his
chances Odom. who riding the "a oriie. High
ball. had his troubles q ON the start, SRI
did he eXtricate AIS mount from pocket than
another one was formed around him. II
unul the sixteenth pole passed that he found
clear sailing and then ii late. The Major
was IL his stride, and antelope could not have
caught him in the distance that vas left. Hurst
Park. who. with Salyatea, had made all the pace
Tor a nile. died away under shaw but lasted lon.
enough 10 get th4TG place. The victory Of the
black horse was a sumner ;he public and the
form players. Buttons. added EJarter, shared
lnghb2.Fs ii tuck, but IaG neither The heart nor
the speed TO keep company with MIN when the real
struggle began.
Dick Bernard, Tie f9vo1.te in the first half Of he
tsIiliS race AZ :llle, EOi successful as his
sLaI4e companion LeoE.cas, ,I.G been, and W1s
heaic na;ldiIy Dy r. =. IAo2lass PalubeaIer that
Tan me lnile z. lie 1S-st ne % .29
A4iiltllaHy HAL, as REPRESENTED Tim Sulli-
vans Ola -o=isad an. Erani. Tarrels ChsIaplain
IAN AlSs sra Second ~ f'.e last Ealf 1he split
race. Ina iTc GCrc tins ely - :he big i.eld
tAat ha1 ths-r speed and ,llsy mac 10 lroEi,!e "a
Beating t[Sl0. t-le . = . faN2rite.
Il mule EnC a quarter handicap the turf wa
Voc D. &c outsider IT, C-il.iet. Uro obtaiasd
suGh & Je&o n the FIRST TlE TAT as six o;,aoaerts
could :1elST overcome Il LssceS ana Carbu,.c.e
were tina Vl-laeIS ~
SUNNI RIBS