New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
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FIRST BORN A WINNER,
Frank FarrelPs Youngster Not al
All a FaUOrite.
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Washington April l. 1soi-If the performance
of any horse stood out above that OF his EEL
lows ct Jennings this afternoon, 1t was that OF
! Frank Farrelrs youngster First Born. in four
and a half furong sprint over the Coiumola
Course. 1t must be conceded. however. that at
tention attracted to his victory chiefly because
II so unexpected. Besides the stable ana its
connections no one thought that che colt had much
of a chance to beat either Little Woods. Fergus
Ali Scarlet three OF the six competitors. and the
layers began operations by quoting 20 to against
him. These odds evidently satisfactory 10
those who wiser than the rabbe. and they
took all that in sight At post time, - TO
was the best obtainable. First Born and Little
Woods broke in front, but Robson took him back
and permitted Bradley'S Broadway Girl TO MAKE
the running. In the stretch he came with fush'
and. catching Little Woods, won by two lengths
The rest including All Scarlet, the favorite. were
beaten off. First Born is by Locohatchee-Happy
Day. and is a full brother to Caiman. the morse
Pierre Lorard sold a number OF years ago IN
England for $4,000
The going was quite as bad as Thursday and
the regulars less fortunate in hitting on win
ming first choices. Only two reached the Judges
ahead of their fields. These were Paul Clifford. IN
selling. race at seven furiongs over the 60 Co-
umbia Course and Bradley Amen 1AeoI , co,,rse
Paul Clifford had the lead Of his company or oa
Setauket For his eagerness in trying to cheat the
starter Burns. who rode the winner was SET
run il generally understood in the interests OF
a tipping concern, the mile and sixteenth
others Tomcod also won for "Bilr' Daily again.
spTint' n Philips has returned from Gravesend.
and rode in two races to-day.
SUMMARIZES.
FIRST RAcE-Handcap; years and over fq5lonss
~ I s.. Fl
W. c Days On. c. TOmcOd. BY Kendall, =.
NJ ss; S{s5s y:.,!4 e 8
sontag. !. o. CioCanertyl GO to and II to l. sna
start fair. Won driving. Time 1858.
SECOND RACE-2-year-olds Al furIOngs
R. PIH6lsyi iC Sh Allen Avon ~ AtGRh
pelayal. no .S gssR} II s5
: start tart ta iG' Won driving Time C5s+s.
THIRD RAcEsellins Years and nd over; 81 faFi0nsA
= Farandos-Sisra vela; 4. i05 ;y:i:i; 8, h
G s!.1ss 100 10 3iIf.t, l9 Is
sali,ns i; 70 sp{ .1 e R1 by cos
lDa '% So 6 az ana . to G Ben ata
g and u Belle Of the Ring 30 & iT So no6 ~
and is to l. also ran Start good Won driving. Time.
FOURTH RAcE-sellng: 2-year-olds: AZ turonsS
FRS, Born. b. c. by LOcohaiehesa7HaapPy IL,
z Pfy r g ;as 3ss3 = =
f' al SCARLET; 90 corTac, end Broadway
SRI lo3 Cochran 10 to ana r 40 cbapo ISs
E iThp u e to 1 ana TO l. also ran
FIFTH RAcE-selIing: 3 years and over: furOnE..
a's:s5.'$;iis' N! : iSf S55S = &
Ih &elsisrsihseS loi G.df;fn ana e
PTeanesS Caennes, 10 to s5 ana to T. Past;
lo2 tMcCarerty). 40 to and Is 20 l. and URterrock +
%oa 'G sasy. S,. 70 Iss ana 10 J. also ~"
Sixth RAcEhrss years ssa. and &s; SEf.' I-l' ''
F:ssaf ~ , F$i,iigs ri Il Sm ~
MsHa%s ~ lJ s, 80 !, a sSs TO J. AND ana
11s Star; soo4 won easily. Time. 2:OI9s-