New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
TEACRESS BY A HEAD.
TAXES THE FL4TLINDS.
Hurstboune. Ridden by O'Neif
Wins Handicap.

re F-2ca1zs Selling Stakes was virtually the
orrv contest thar redeemed the racing al Graves
end res-er1 sy ~ brought a enish IN which raere
was any element - uncertainty 4 hancilAp iof
-re older horses ~ one and quarter miles ana q
s.ae-.clras- over t-e SUB course were additional
+.-a-+t-.. p.lt -fe former tI1rstbaurE with
,--- rfe sert.1-.s % s.-Usgle ard m re latter
thomas f=lt-Lcoe 81 r.-la- Eible steeplecf'sef'
r.-s ana Plenty. was so l-a1ile-y superior TO A'7
sr~ore-ts -hlr le EaFa l-sm --aia seventeen 10
r---r-fGtIr pounds ai t#en came nome ID -'1'-'
s ,--r- -slel ta hand -7l.rp. i5ts pertoIfnaile
..- .-.s --e ---l~-- rrr-- SIR N0sbr.rEh assigned
r-e -ea --,s- r.eas.rr of The days racing, even
--,.rs rse resell. ~ .-e contest was a torego-a
rr--. -zl-..
The slras ~ t-.z s-yu97ne -c-1= son 81 Nos-
sl-E,---El-re calres owners al CROSS ----'
horses 70 ,taa-e tre -e--1 Cc-.rrs-1 --rs1t more
Exam ANY 7--r- horse l1 trl.-i7r = ia tAe gen
e--1 4----ess.-- moreover -har De Is the bNst
rer~eseurarEra -r.z country has ha1 10 -ois rI-e
70 send across .he water f1r ~ 81 -Ae H'
National aE- st5-vss Hel5-aster also ran nee
-aoe. barring a serious bl1nler q ire Liverpool.
opposite the paddock Good and FleH'y ana h'L.-
IRE were making the pace a. The tt77e. and Head
masters Jockey evidently ultsIu5ged the distance
between him and tae leaders, and In trying 20 take
hin back landed almost on TOP ~ the jump lAe
accident caused Headrasts- 70 lose lCt o. ground
bur he made most Of q NJ I'm the rex- mile and
raa verv good third 10 Bonfire.
The FIatla1is IS q selling stake for two-yea--
oI5s At ave and a-half fu-lorgs, and ten young
platers Of ths better class took part II - re-
neU1l yesterday. From the head oc TIE stretch
70 The vi-e Teacress. IKE favo-i-a. Gaua-a anc
Bank engaged IN a desperate struggle. and il was
eryone's race Up 10 the last jump. Many thought
n fact. that Gamara had Won. but Teaches nosed
him our under the wire. Bank was tre rurner-llp
and with q Stronger fnisher than Speriug he
rnigat have improved his position a. least one
polr-
Many ot Martins critics looked or the victory
Of H--st5ourne IN the handicap as a virdication
q their opinion OF his recent efo-ts II the saddle
II hls Iasr previous race he vas beaten al a mile
ana an eighth by both Dekaber ard Ostrich. ard
ridden by Martin Yesterday. over a mile
and a-aua-rer cf ground. he defeated Shorthose,
Champlain. E-igard and AuTuraster. and gave
them al weight ONeil. instead of Martin, rode
him The I1dlo horse. II may be said. Is on the
point of a breakdown. ard II IS possible that his
s.ling foot bothered kI-a more On the Brighton
track than that AT G-avese-G- However thar
may be, ONel had no difficulty IN winning with
him yesterday, and after waiting patiently for
Chaupla-n u come back 70 him, he sent HIN on
and won by q comfortable margin from Mr.. Far
7ers horse Snorthose. because of 4 heavy post
time plunge, became r1z anal favorite although
I1urst5ou--e had opened E-st choice He had no
speed A. trs- but pulled himself together surfi-
c'eL-y - bear Erlga-C and A AIrurnasrer
Two cheap selling races t0r ma!dens finished the
cay prcgran1-ne- Tie one tor twl-year-old FLIES
Tor tlree-year-oics By Phantom. the favorite-