New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10

b. Burn hsnd and foot his bobbins head at
the 5ro9a horses th-oa tlatch. Hilde5rand called
on lis mount more and he responded, then
suddenly his ears went back. ke faltered ana
s"erYed with the goat scarcely a stride away.
IN desperation the DO; drew his whip, knowing
that the Eor@c beaten without, fearing that ne
would DC beaten Il he used it. But Irish Lad was
beyond the sting CT whip steel. Broomstick had
caught liz; ana rad reached the wire 4 head IN
front I;Ehban. rho had been their nearest at
tend&nt throughout the race. finished third ard
EuscEa Bunch beat the great black horse Water
boy. OFT Wells and Major Daingeried furnished
tie guard
Irish Lad returned the Judges stand on three
legs ard was led to the paddock where the POM
pors po1ey VINO has been his gal for two years
who mas escorted him tnrouEA the quarterstretch
IN al his preliminary saops. and vino has led him
home after each OF his victories and defeats calmly
awaited him They will part company now. as
Irish lad is TO lie sent 10 the Brookdals Stud his
racing o"cr.
Tho fractional time for the and a quarter
miles was OBS As O:s5 GAS 15 100 ga, 112 35. 12o,
49, Is and 2:s 4-5
SURPRISE BY JACK RATGLN.
To the surprise and chagrin OF the great-and at
the time sileat-major!ty. p ]. Germans Spend
thrift horse Jack Ratn, at y to l. stole the opening
at and oneeighth miles from big field OF
Ylaters. least five of which were supposed to
hold him safe at the distance. He and Atwood
made all the running and finished first and third
the latter giving way TO Gay LOthario i'll a whip
ping lnish. Unmasked the favorite ridden by
IIildebrand unpacec.
The Hamburg hIIy BumbI. Bee demonstrated
more satisfactorily than in her az sheepshead
Bay that she can take care of majority OF tbs
youngsters that have been this year, when
she three-Quarters mile in :13 25 and beat
DaEdelion Buttng and three four others pulled
almost a hand gaop. The ring took chances
with her yesterday ana the most liberal price
quoted at pos: time was 70 Dandelion. the
second choice. and Buttling the runners UP.
Although PUucPeStoWu OF Brgh-
toms Old steeplechase fixtures. was worth $3.50 in
added money only three owners saw fit send
their horses through the field for it, and the con-
speculation With 16l pounds up. Lavator gave
pounds by the scale and beat them as he
pleased.
AS usual, the ancient halfbred full OF en-
thrsiasm for the FIRST mile and Mr. TAYLOR had TO
all his strength to keep him from getting away.
At the brush before the water he turned turtle,
and leaving his rider stunned on the ground. ran
away 10 his hearts content. Mr.. Taylor came TO
te caught in time TO over the course for thlrc
money Lavator which at 10 on. beat ADJ!
GauInO by three lengths.
Ft IL Brute despite his foolish name ard the
rrenzed efforts of the pkers sdestep il. the
heaviest played arinal IN big field of cheap horses
that were asked TO sprint six furlOnSs. and he
Toned finish with Andrew Me-'s Diviratior. Major
Pelham. the railbirds good thing and played down
giving her hackers splendid glimpses OF easily but
shrewdly acquired wealth. Stolen Moments. the
choice OF the public for selling affair at and
one-e!ghth miles, gave way 10 Palmbearer and was
length. with Charles OxX's lilly Possession
about that distance behind her.
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