New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
WATERSHEDS AUTUMN.
PCLSUS WINS AT List.
Jcc.cy 3 Leg Badly Hurt by Cro1cd-
ing in Handicap.

J.
r..-rsster thar beat Lady Amelia and her good
sorsr+e-s from the older division the other day
q. t5ree-uuarters Of mile duplicated his success
in ,re autumn Stakes AT Sheepshead Bay yester-
de- aad took the measure OF Tour OF his Young
tarternporarles IN clever fashion
7l,e stake which is over the last six furlongs
NJ -bc Flturity Course is one OF the Copey Island
jockey CUBS Oldest features, and its honor roll
is graced by such mighty names as HAMBURG
Doabins Firenzi and Yorkville Belle
None OF the youngsters in yesterdays renewal
-ll probs bly, ever attain TO the fame these others
reached but they put up valiant struggle
between themselves and the winner ran the stx
furlongs in the excellent time OF l;l22S Tho pub
- did not let him escape this dime, as he did be-
fore when Is TO could be had against mis- chances
aue he was always the choice a prices ranging
from TO ; to IS 10 10 John ". Schorrs sturdy
Iittle brown colt Jack LoTy was neNt IL demand
=. 10 s. and Jimrnie MeLsughlin's SLOW beginner
Pasadena had his usual following the quotations.
being to against bin.
onleil on the favoritc took ne chances. and as
s matter az fact he had To- ride some TO beat
Passd ~ which Eildebrand brought homo by TIE
shorte.. route. After the quarter pole bad beea
passed he held him safe and Won with something
10 spare Jack LoTy beat Princess Eris and Qua
drille.
What jus. missed being serious accideri oc-
Cured in handicap at one and quartz: miles.
m which FIVE fairly good representatives OF the
handicap division took part II. B. Durham put the
unknown Doy lsaN nor up bli HIS nag
Dekaber and in a general closing in just before
The home turn was reached the fllv was thrown
over 10 the rail and Raynor's leg severely cut and
bruised He pulled the mare up "a once and nm
fsHed far back with his leg apparently helpless
lie was taken from the saddle at the paddock, and
did not weigh out At frsJ il was thought his leg
vas broker but an examination showed there was
20 fracture.
Those who saw the accident were inclined 10
rIsce the blame on Jack Martin who rods Major
Dsingerheld. and there were some, in fact. who
insisted that he cid il deliberately. The stewards
called Martin and FTndebrano before them, but
could learn nothing that would warrant them in
furnishing The former jockey. Major paingerheid,
tgoverland and Dekaber running almost
ABREAST st the tine and all were under a drive
% catch Pulsus and Marmee who had turned into
he stretch two lengths in front
The race was an excellent medium for speculs
;ion and every horse in it had following Pull
sus. the three-year-oid colt that Mr.. Gebhard
bought from John L. Madden with the hope Of win
ring the Saratoga hsndicap al last mot some
horses he could beat and making all the pace won
icy a length from Marmee. with cloveriand, the
fsyorte. an indifferent third
The Oakdale Cup. over the full steeplechase
course for gentlemen riders. resolved itself into
virtually match race between Mr. storE Us Head
former was ridden by Mr.. stone of Toronto and
the latter by Mr.. Mather. OF Philadelphia; Head
Mr. Chambet with the understanding that he was
not to race against the atters steepleehaseTs Iie
and added the oakdaie 70 MS uuintrrrrpt~d fst-qf
Victories in q gallon Poor old Cock Robin bed,
but kept on, finishing quarter Of = mile behind
Z. F.. msthers's Dick Bernard. the dminutiVe
OF Florist. galloped of with the first at
miie, under selling conditions, like frightened
rabbit The seven paters We're ridden by boys
that had never brought home more than one win
Ter. ana J. Callahan had the leg up on Dick Ber-
nard. He kept him sGrambng al The way and
ran the mile in / 30. Brooklynite was second and
LetOla third
Fred BurieV's Lindsay Gordon. backed by his
people from hfteens 10 eights showed a lot Of
fraioen two-year-olds the way home in FIVE and
= half furlong dash the FutuTity Course beat
!ig Bulwsrk neck IN whipping finish.
The Patchogue Stables thTee-year-od gelding
l.agle brought the form players up standing by
Winning race on the turf at and three-six-
-eeuths miles from Allan, Lady Potentate and a
number OF ether platers. Leader the favorite,
never got going until the stretch reached,
hen fourth was the best he could do. Two first
choices gon.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAEE-Ssling. 3yesrolds ana over 10 he ridden
b. jockeys who have ridden than one win