New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-07
THREE FAYORlTES FIRST.
RIG PLUNGE BY YE4GER.
He Wins Fortune on Nim0sG-Bed-
ford for C2arGphine.

rbe trimming 50 three short priced favorites and
=. ,bree heavily played second choices in measure
ooapensa1ei the patrons 1T Gravesend yesterday
- the heat aaieh ruined the enclosure into a
.esfbiug chatting dish with the lid of. From the
.ort OF sIew Of Tie Spectators, the first race, a
Frpt ii abolt sl& fur0ugs FOR the better class OF
iaters was the most sensational of the day Jo-
81 C. Yesger, otherwise known the boy
,lgaeer" started tie brown fly Min2osa, which he
bought Al the dispersal sale OF The late William
r Nhirreys horses. and from the moment the
oesuiag oG6s were displayed he ard his commits
s5,ners sent thousands Ct dollars into the ring,
hacking IEa ally FROM 10 l 10 i to :.
7iirsesa GJu put Eer victory was due IN some
assree 10 racing luck although she shook all who
cbalIenged. Laraasled, the horse that was locked
an as her most formidable opponent, ran without
hHnkgrs and. after being almost left a the post.
refused 10 exert himself in the least and finished
almost last When Tie old Domino gelding wears
blinkers he !u.ariahy mas speed but piunges and
BITCHES 60 II The post tlat he makes himself not
ooy obnoxious but dangerous. The stewards asked
his owner 10 race am to-day without the blinkers.
and be US beaten OF result. Just what dis
rostion Of MS case VIII be made is still question.
Yorag Henry which came from behind. oyerhauled
Emergency, l-e eagly pacen.@ker. and beat him for
lie place
AaotAer successful plunge Was that made on ".
3 JenI.agss Dainty, three-year-oid chestnut
fly by Golden Garter, ouI % Rosebud. She was
starter IL 3 handicap for the older horses ~ one
ana Z sixteeuJh miles, and was one Of the niae
that went 10 Jhe post. Duke Of Kendall with III
mounds was routaasly che favor.Ie, but bulk Of
the money wasered en- the result Of the race was
placed on Dainty a. prices ranging from threes 10
tEos She rSu q capital race, and after waiting
behind Wild ThJ re caught her audwcn by an open
length Damon which I,ad raced with the early
panslaakers, ran mo third place. Duke OF Kendall
Tan the race he accustomed 10 when carrying the
pubics money. and finished back in the ruck.
7aa
Water II d race fof three-y sar-olds at one nile
and seventy yards. ana TIE TWO coupled Ia the bet
ting Eefe maGs odds tavOriles- Il. 3 Duryea's
Mercury, with 81 pounds, and ridden By the ap-
pEsatiee Jones had Ort y els busy from start to
finish snd O'Nl- Aad 10 ride him out 20 the last
sump to beat tie Msddlsr gelding-
Tie Bedford Selling Stake. for The youngsters ~
gvs furloags, zas Woa by Czaraphine. one OF Nj
Higgins 6llles which runs n the colors OF his
agent Sydney P4geI. Gold Ten made his run d
utts TOO late, ard could get only 10 the winners
head, \ i've fuF5Hg sprint for maiden r4!ies TWO
years Old was Won by tbs 70 on favoFite Way
ward Lass.
dismal exhibition Of steeplechasing, in which
four OF the nine starters either fsll or refused,
Ess aol BY H H. t1Ayes.S Grandpa, second cholce
70 Red PATH. Ada Nay made her hF5t pubic APP
PeErance g chaser la the eDiors OF J. h
wdeHer, and after fencing fairly we'll finally re-
fused st the Liverpool
SUMMARIES,