New-York tribune., 1904-08-10
RR00USTlCK'S TRAVERS.
srRpRISE By C4RBUNCLE
7r;,rssq Uius BracEetS-Brush Up
IN Front.
~ -rIEaRAPH 70 rsE rRIBCyE-

,. X y Aug s-The historic Travers.
= sr-r In lsss nv J. Hunters Kentucky. was re-
- -o-s-v and as a result. TIE name Of Broom
-, ~arrai- Browns honest little three year old
= bc pe- Brush. out Of Ell. has been added 70
~ sf-tineu.rEcd roll q previous winners. The oP-
s..~- 10 ire winner of The Brighton Handicap
- Il trivial taaf he might quite as vel have
49, over t-c nile and a quarter course. the
ssrr distance n The Travers. and spared him
80 -be trouble of exertiug himself
r,.- brakes Bou1dU and Broomsti-S's o7v7
.T. ,7---arI0r. Auditor we're the only other
,,--s-g P~o0nlsuck. with % pounds gave the
l----- thirteen pounds and the latter eighteen.
z never .er them get within hallin= distance
--,u r-e sixteenth pole WAS passed. when Burns
sess him -o. and Ter him EaIop past the judges
.-,r lengths ir front OF BohadiL Fer a mile the
,+-sr -u-o ccrrended vslia-tlv Tor the place, but
r,,a51 f-r7-v made the Eshe~ colt le5 60 ard
,.s+ ri-. as declsirely as h- himself was beaten
re renewal of the stake awakened little interest,
..- - -ez ~ f1regcne conclusion that Brooustick
--oul5 VIII. As demonstration ~ his ability 10
,srrv weight t Tss quite satistacto-t re ran me
distance on his own course without ever oe;nS
,.-r5a5 IN e16 40 The stable put Burns on the
,-+ta and 4eleesen trz regular Jockey on
.-s-,~ There was enough speculation on the race
n reduce -he odds against Brcomstck from
wilson ir.'s venerable geldirE Ca-buncle.
-bose fc-rc Is not cccslsJenc- ran up % Ms nest
urn in a handicap a. one and half miles on me
,,,f and beat dve fairly good horses, each one oI
---to- v-ss preferred 10 him Duke or he-cA- aIc
p-.~-e ching each at l3 70 ., were equal nrsl
-so,oes The Duke carried l26 POUNDS ar impost
r has frequently been able 10 handle sC-cSSsI2I'y
bur il stopped him io-oaE' ail- ne sa's '0'5
sluggish EXHIBITION
.,s-5r7--s.s famous old stretch r1n served him n
,s s--sd and when New-Tork reiinqUishad the
,s,s 10 Prince Ching al TIE head Of the sLEa-sht
fssfa-- so- lae old morse into an opening on me
--r and the Two had II hot and heavy 10 the
tydges' stand. Prince Ching hung O. saLneiy ana
vas not beaten until the last jump, Wlefe ~a--
blucs sol his head IN front. The Flarnbeau mare
r1s-a with q nineteen pound pun n The Ve-shiS
lea1 The Others
uirioss me Hamburg iIly. which Joe 1eager,
.aa nov CIurger. bought al the Whitney disposal
- lasr sl-llE won 4 seven tlr4ong sslling race
e-s-eG T5IraH saad The My Jlzt was struck by
Ightning Al CTraveseud in this race, ana she ran
As i the shock had done her sood, 1Ilshllg gqo1
,S-rd 10 tIlrnosa ana LeJola. GIrdle showed her
s.Ctrle Speed but was badly mLssed ao2LL D l'-s
55t5 s5ntSrz rh-ec-yesr-oid clifford flly Adri
uns earned .ar nrsr bra CkELS ~ The expense OF
dozen on more inferior maldeus THAI we're asked
=. -- : 17- Tbe rlv had me foot OF her com
uarv an tl- wgv bur RedIeTn found u necessary
ii swing lis wh.p al her TO keep her from run
nug ouT a rle head OF Inc stretch.
6ye and a lalf furloBg sprint with selling con-
i---e 80 ---- ~ ~ FyerN Brush flly. Brush
Tp in a drive wiki Thirty Third and Esculcleon
Mr FItzge-ald's start IN this racs was me worst
ca5tsla sam Browns Broadcloth and E v.
JeneLIG BecoUIu were distinctly the best o. a lo-
a maiden YOUNGSTERS IN a i've ana half furlong
sprint although neither the public nor the neayy
lad ne srr-1-t 81 5ls oTner and BIS friends how
ever. and Jnelr money s1IncleIt 10 -ec1ce rs
fTeives - The -Vo fought II our al through the
stretch. bar Broadcloth lasted longer and had q
length the best OF IL at the nnlsh. Newton sen
!ugtor's Walercress colt Lindsay Gordon, 1acAea
from tens 10 foars could never gel up vita the
lr5r fight and was noseC OUT oy Nj AeeI- ;
WIG Mint from any share II The SPOTS