New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-04
TANYA WINS SPINAWAY.
ST4BLElI4TES FAR BACK.
CIotcn First in Handicap at 20 to I
Good StcepIechasiag.
~ rr1EeRApu 70 rHE TRIBUNE J

z-.,-, \ y Aug although the beautiful
Nader f-v Tanya. bred BY the late Nilliam =
-l-.--.-e, won the fourteenth renewal OF the SPIN
,.- stakes to-day with consumulate ease me
--. - me race 70 II 3 Duryea. IN whose colors
-. -r,- ran and ID Harry Payne Whitney. who
,-e her vas not without It's disappointments- IN
,-5f-,- 10 Tsuya. the stable started the Sandrlng
~ sur r5ra and Heart Desire the hlno-
enc daughter Of Hamburg out Of The great mare
a5-71-srion WIKI this splendid triumFlrate' lle
ts5e -,onopolized precisely oAe-halt Of the entire
es,5 -bat was sent out 10 struggle Tor the S4o'o"
oAs-,rE NOT IN the memory OF me yoU-1sel
Generation of turf patrons had The opportunity o.
~zrss,:-s that unparalleled achievement OF ue'Is
r-,--s~f when he ran A-sr. second and third with
se-sa-for. Granada and Resale IN the Flash stakes
q SIS seemed so bright
Tarva bad won the National St7i--o1 -l -4~' -
PARK IN brilliant fashion Iota. NJ BTigaion oe-
AID Hearts Desire, on the opening cav "e'' -
f.o-- vo- their maiden efforts from 1e--s @. Naf
-g,-o Youngsters and in 4 fashion that save ere
Gerc- "a the of reiterated stories N me t'' -
thar either could outwork Tanya. Ai-A o-.E ~
ra=shawe's schulanite. which was beaten os 80
Tradition and Ascot Belle 20 he EMS ~
sons Belle Savage ana NJ Maiden iia---'.---e
ellv Linda Lee il seemed as tnoHEh ny -'---
could Win with arv ore Of the t1rse Re cAlse 10
select When. IN fact. lie declared 10 +" u w. @
Neade- fly. which had already acquired Peii---1s
some one asked which ore ne Ae''a-FN
second 49,.
- ,-sel,- for age and with this Upost gave e-ght
pounds ~ -ota SIX 10 Hearts Desire ana 1e-e
Savage. eight 10 Sch1larlite lHa l'-e7 - -A
- NJ ROGERS put Shaw up on IaT-yav u ne on
Hearts Desire and JoSe- on Ioia- Aec-er1 roe
ScauLauIte Phlltps. Belle savage anu nuns
81 Nad6ens flly
T,.ougb he nav not have affected the result o.
the race. 10 the majority az the c-----S d.
-zs-. as Il xas run. Lyme cid not Use ne pes y
Judgement From the start Tarya had al her speeu
vim her and shaw yielded 20 her imqertous de-
-7srd 10 blaze the way for the others and let heF
rallop ont n front Schu-anl-te moreover sAo"T-
rstner unexpected speed caPaoiAIies, and chung 20
che leader with coumendable stubbor1ness- IN
s-sa5 OF waiting 10 take care ot her when the real
struggle began. Lyme hurried his mount along ana
roi1g our OF the backsrrerch joined Tanya and the
Two raced side by side II needless effort until the
straight was reached. There the Hamburg My
gave away and Schulamite took the place
0-Neu was unable 10 ger any o. the much Ta'ih1-
Cd s7ea5 our Of his mount but he did succeed n
beating Hearts Desire, which brought up the rear
win Belle Savage. The colored boy, Hicks, roGe
.a-sr 1o-l 51r thsrd rIace rather clevery-
TIE I'VE ard a halt furlongs was run IN -y, -;
Te~vs N IN r5e last sixteenth. on her general
-e-+,--,s--e however re admirers OF ; sOnoy
ter las anything 70 fear from the whitney quar-
The [1erorv og ne four-year-old Rosstrgton
gelding Good and Plenty, in a race through ne
coSk RS horse, Tut for the new sreeplechase
curse building OF which was peIsoinA-s
sl.perintended by hiu1 according 70 his own iceas
os what a steeulechase course shoL-C De- : aee
-r1lch ~ over the snort course, shoWel
"a tlsIactorilv enough that steeplechasing can De
made a bloodless and the same tine thoF-
oughIv sporting spectacle when the obstacles are
higr enough and STIFF enough 10 make horses
stand OF and jump them rather man ol1t
through them
ONLY Two accidents occurred "a the steeQlechase.
and neither was the fault Cf the course Between
-u-.rs Alum Water stumbled and fell and a. me
liverpool Arrur pecked 50 badly that Nara was
thrown The rest 0f the field fenced almost fault
lasslv Good and Plenty MADE one mistake az the
Liverpool whore he dragged MS mind -ess tflI o-EA
the brush. that almost cost him ne race pLL r.
who rode magnificent race. GOT MIN sIral ghfeDec
out and he succeeded III shakirE OF each OF his
0EzllzrE=-s In the last half mile Aelcer DrOLgn n
Pogel-e alongside. and the Two fought r out 6le
tv side u Tie finish Good and Plenty winning ny
q nose H was a 10 favorite. and carried top
weight with III pounds
The Canadian contingent took -aTE= sums o.
money from The ring through the victory 81 ! r
Seag-aus gelduE. Cl0rFU. IL 4 nigh weight nan
ftrau Al - S-rl8rEs. The horse was played al
over the ring rwsrties ana won from barrier 70
wire Monte Carlo. Al - /. was second. q "a
Leoul5as. The even money tavOrtte was third IN
another handicap ~ jas miles. Mr.. Duryeas ace
FUN. az !. won In a driving hnlsh from Au-
Gence and Pa.nlrearer. Two faTOrites won
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