The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-07
YAlERSIDE WINS AUTUMN.
u.DDEN'S TWO-YEAR-OLD A HOT
FAVORITE.
wizard Also scores With Fred Gebhard's
Pulsus in the Handicap-Four First
Choices 60 Down TO Defeat nj Sleeps.
head Bay-Headmaster's steeple chase

Pulsus In the hanuicap-rour rirst
Choices 60 Down TO Defeat nj Sleeps
head Bay-Headmaster'ss teeple chase
Yesterdays racing at Sheepshead Bay was
,nother hard proposition for the form players,
a. four favorites went by the board. Praoti-
rally the only lifesaver was John y. Madden 8
Taterside who won the Autumn Stakes. for
,vo-year-olds, six furlongs, Futurity course.
Watersde was hot favorite at 10 10 TO- but
John ". Schorr's Jack Lory was heavily
paved at s to S to beat him. From the end
A. the first furlong Waterside was master Of
the situation O'Neil bringing him home a
mandy winner by length In 1872 as. Jack
tory. however. did not run up to expecta-
lions. for james M. LaUghlin's Pasadena,
=, TO l. ridden by Hildebrand. beat him q
length and half for the place in a sharp
drive.
col Madden put another winner over the
plate In the handicap at a mile and quarter.
when Fred ,iebhard's high priced Pulsus
trained by The Wizard" led all the way
and won handily by length and a half In
200 Pulsus carried only OF pounds. and,
with Willie Davis up. he was well played at
the last moment at II to 2. E. r. Thomas's
Cleveland. the favorite. went back from
even money to to 8. as there was heavy
but lruitless plunge on Major Daingerfleld.
who was backed down from 6 to 1 to IS to s..
While Pulsus never relinquished the lead.
Marmee, another lightweight. chung to him
and finished in the place three lengths In
front Of Cloverand. who was shut In on the
. backstretch. Dekaber was damned on the
rail near the far turn and dropped out OF It,
\ heap OF money was wagered on Flam-
mula, 10 to favorite. in the first race. at q
mile with apprentice jockeys up. but she
had no speed and was disgracefully beaten.
L. E. Smatherss Dick Bernard. IL to 8. on
the other hand came home on the bit. with
six lengths TO spare. In the good time Of 1889.
Brooklynite closed strongly and got the
place from Letola, 4 to 1, by half length.
rhe latter was In front for nearly three
quarters OF a mile. but weakened when the
winner challenged
The Oakdale Cup steeplechase was farce.
There were only two starters. Headmaster
and Cock Robin. ridden by the gentlemen
Jockeys Mr.. Stone and Mr.. Mather re-
spectvey. Headmaster. q l to 8 fayorite.
quickly took the lead and won by q quarter
OF q mile in 5:22 as. Cock Robin, who bled
from the nose greater part Of the route.
came home spattered with gore. He should
have been pulled up.
Big money was lost on the Paget entry.
My Buela and Floralia, o to S favorites In
the fifth race. for maiden two-year-olds, et
tive and a half furlonGs. Futurity course
Neither finished in the money. Fl. B. Duryea's
Bulwark. ii to s. got q rather weak ride from
Hildebrand. who went to the whip too late.
Lindsay Gordon. backed down to s to l. after
being in front from the start lasted long
enough TO beat Bulwark a neck in 07 3-5
II. M. Ziegler's Navajo. played down TO q
to 1. after getting away next to last ran q
great race and was third. six lengths back,
and a head before C9ur de Leon, q 80 to /
shot
In the last race, at q mile and three-six-
teenths on the turf. Leader. the fsvorite
never had a chance. Shaw having him In
pocket most Of the way. Allan. 80 to !, set
the pace for nearly mile. when Eagle, 8 to 1.
passed him and won by three lengths. II
200 s-5. Allan was second, the same dis
lance before Lady Potentate, who was lower ed
TO fours.
FIRST RACE.
For that have NO, ridden more than
$500 added: allowances. one mile:
p aG1 1sG IT, g. 5 5sfas ss sSsa re:
RI s;sii SsSosr. s.: & :SfRi aiss 81
sails. s.:." :........l0l- +. Johnson So-i 81 9
cottage Maid. 4..... 9s. j. Cochran. SOL ISL
Time. Lss
.sea ssss PSI &
trained by F. M Taylor.
SECOND RACE.
oakdale cIp: handicap nd steepeohase: gentlemen
Horse and Age. W. JOCKEY. Betting. FIN.
tHeadnaster, aged l6S. Mr.. Stone. Is out IL
Cock Robin. aged. .l54. Mr.. Mather. 1876 out .
won by quarter of mile.
tFormerly Semper Ira
Good start; won in walk; Hesdmas.sr. b. e.,
sssS S.d x 81 ssps bs sEDhde owned by Mr.
Tho Autumn Stakes; for two-year-olds: $4,000
added; penalties and allowances; six furiongs;
Horse and Age. W. Jockey Betting I'm.
waterside, a.......ll2. o. Neill..... 1910 . II
Pasadena. 2.........ll2. .Hildebrand II s-5 23
Jack Lory. 2 ........ll liz. .Odom..... SIS SIS $40
ouadrille.2 100 Lyme. gee. l0-l 2-l
Princess Ers, . 80. .lot .Crimmins col ISL
Good start; won handly: Watsrsde, 3 g. 2, By
Madden
FOURTH RACE
Handicap for three. year olds and upward: $500
added: one mile and quarter:
Ho-'. 5;.i 80. W. Jockey Betting Fin.
SHlsus:s ,;...'..'' M'.W' G Payis;;, NJ ~
e asy@is , g. H HI eSn,aa 3.
Maj. Dainger6eld, 5.lll. MARTINI. 1875 e-5
Dekaber. l. ........ J05. .Raynor e. I'll 2-l
Time. z.vo.
Good start; won handiy; Pulsus, br, O.. 5. by
Iup Gaiian;-Gien ,iop; owned b. F. Gebhard
trained by J. z Madden
FIFTH RACE.
For maiden two:year-olds: ten pounds below
he scale; $500 added; Eve and a half furiongs
Putunty COURSE
S g s end All " o,y ysSSev s1Hng F%
iuiWsrk s..........i 100 .Hlidebrand lis s-io -
Sayafo 1I2 H.Cochran .~6-l II