New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
CZARAPHINES GAIETY.
BEATS FAST FILLIES.
Il Bad Dag for Thomas Horses
City Bank Wins.

The astuteness that has made Sydney Paget one
Of the most valuable Ieutenants J. B. Haggin has
ever had the turf-and in other days Jimmie
Mccormick Green B. Morris and Walter B. Jen-
nings served in much the same capacity-was
shown again yesterday when the Rubicon hnly
CZaraphine the ninth running Of the Galety
Stakes at Morris Park At the recent sale OF J. B.
Higgins two-year-olds, conducted by Paget, this
FLY and Glover Hampton were both withdrawn,
although their remained in the catalogue up
10 the last mirute. Instead OF selling Czaraphine
Paget startsd her the same afternoon in the Fash
ion Stakes. and third to Incarnation and Bel
latriz. Yesterday his FLY. with a ten-pound pull
in the weights over the winner of the Fashion, beat
her by head and handly disposed Of the half
dozen other FLIES that made up the field for the
stake.
At anything like terms the players probably
would have preferred Andrew Mler's Incarnation.
but it asking lot of her to take up Id pounds
to her rivals IL pounds. and carry 1t to victory
over the last four and a half furlongs of the
Eclipse Course. and the daughter of Rubicon
selected instead The closing quotations were to
Czaraphine and to l Incarnation P ].
Germans filly Martha German also was played at
prices ranging from Fights 70 sevens. As soon as
the field could be made out coming down the hill
the favorite players became proud and boastful.
Czaraphine was carrying the orange jacket as a
banner which the others followed and she never
relnGuished her position. although Incarnation con-
tended stubborry for every inch of ground. Pierre
Lorillards Chrysitis Il good race. and there
was = question IN MANY minds whether she had
not in the last jump taken the place from In
cantation Not more than nose separated them
at the finish
John F. Madden has evidently discovered some
scheme of inducing his handsome son OF Meddler-
City Bank-to 20 his work. and in the handi-
cap at one and one-sixteenth miles over the hill
yesterday he succeeded so well that City Bank with
100 pounds up, beat Major DaingerAeld. Oarsman.
Red Knight, Andy Williams and FIorham Queen.
all OF which were conceding weight to him by
he a.fT-
runners-up. From the way Redfern rode the old
brown horse out it inferred that his owner
had wagered a little something on him to show
The sight of the hlly Girdle swerving all over the
track. but the same time putting daylight be-
tween herself and Young Henry. must have been
most distressing 10 z. r. Thomas. He had
started his seldng in a cheap selling down
the Eclipse Course and had sent much money
into the ring, il is said. his horse that
dagratiOn depended merely upon the gelding's abil-
ity TO win. He tried vaantly. it must be admitted.
and was making a game struggle with Lady Mirth-
ful. when the Golden Garter hlly. sdestepping down
the hill. put them both OF business. The 0Irth-
tul ally outlasted Young Henry and took the place
from him by a neck The Thomas horse was
70 l faVorite. but Girdle received plenty Of
The Claimant T Hitchcock IT sturdy son Of
kn!ght OF The Thistle was responsible for The tn
asia5e Ar Gideon and his astute friends had
wagsFed much. with even money offered against
II 3. DURYEA'S hlly Hortensia. in seven furlorg
sprint over tho Withe:s Course. the form players
".
ami. although MT Drake supported his St George
horse South Trimble. nj 10 ?. Hortensia al
ways the favOrtte. and she won nil the way with
little Jones the Western Jockey, launching her
along gently when Tim Payne ranged alongside in
the stretch
Charles Ellwood winner % the Brighton Derby
stake horse a year ago struck his CDlOrs III a selling
The Withsrs mile co Between. a
three vear-oid Eeldtug that has been
counted more than honest platter. The BeuninE-
ton stable evidently thought they had placed the
At He has iwavs BE Beer 'front.' rIt51eS md
Phillips let him have his way yesterday and he
had it FOR fIrioDgs. where Go Between
caught him. and in her businessiike way made
him quit without much ado The fdvJTite, IN fact.
Just lasted long enough beat Trepan for the
place Pompano had all the worst OF the start
and virtually left the post. Even old
Mackey Dwyer beat her out of the chute
SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE Selling: years and over: non nue-s