New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-28
.STALWART WINS HINDOO.
CZARAPHINE IN FRONT.
Easy Victory for ALan-a-DaIe-
Right and True Back at Work.

In much the same way that he won the Century
snd the Annual Champion, stalwart. Mr.. Thomas's
xear-old son Of Medoler, yesterday added the
r4indoo 70 his recent list Of triumphs The Hindoo
=, one mile and about six furlongs for three-year
clds has a guaranteed gross value Of $1,000. and
=, attaining IL therefore this sturdy chestnut colt
brought the sum total Of his earnings in the last
month Up to. approximately, SIS 100 This places
him high up among the leading winners of the
year.
II must be admitted. however, that the opposi-
-io3 10 him yesterday was not formidable that
which he met and overcame AZ sheepshead Bay.
The beating he gave them there accounted in
great measure for their absence yesterday. and 1t
is thus not altogether fair 10 deIract from his
really c-editable performance.
His stable companion. 81. Valentine. :. : Browns
Proomstick and Sydney Paget's Ormonde's Right
were the only three others that accepted the condi-
tons Of the HlnGoo and were sent out With coloTs
up Ormonde's Right is only little removed from
the selling class but the twenty pounds he received
from Stalwart and Broomst!ck and the eighteen
pounds from 81. Valentine. appeared 10 bring them
pretty close together. and there were enough form
players, moreover. who thought he would give
Eooc account 10 make him second choice TO the
Thomas pair. He was hacked down in fact
point and closed at 5 10 .. Nine 10 ten on was
the ruling price against StaIwart and s.. Va
entine. Broomstick receded from sevens, 10 threes
and although he second 10 Beldame in the
Second Special 10 one seemed 10 care much for his
llOSe VINO plaHeO me taEeI colt Gld so in the
ana thar with his light impost he might have a
ever, they were disappointed What there Was
was made by ST. Valentine and for the first mile
lnonoes Eleht ana broomstlck Stalwart trailed
along in the wake Of these three. but il was ap-
parent every that he where he was
merely because Redfe-n wished 10 keep him there
He lost 10 ground with him, however, and Rugged
al the corners closely. Burns. on BrOomstiCk. was
the first 10 make his run. and near the half mile
pole he set sail for 81 Valentine The Himyar
colt WAS about ready 70 retire anyway, and when
0r.lonoe.s Right caught him he fell back beaten
Redtern gave his mount his way at the home
and i was all over in few strides. Broomstick
held On. he always does and Cled nghrng-thTeS
or four lengths behind the favorite.
Cassidys attempt 10 send poor lot OF selling
horses a|a% IL q contest al one ana one-siNteenth
miles was one Of the worst he has made at the
meeting. Dimpe was absolutely left. and Pronta
and DR.. Loder might quite well have been SO
far their chances were concerned. Tony
Aste's hly Canteen ran n Tommy" Grifin's col
ors Out as these TWO gulelesS nov1ces At the rae
ing game are partners the change did not affect
the nllys spirits. end the price being remunerative
without great deal Of difficulty. Daisy Green.
a the early paceuakers was third
timely the class in handicap az one and one-six-
teenth miles. that the ring took few chances with
lin and Ethics Lvne rode two winners.
Sydney Paget's RuhicOn nv CZaFaphiae. on
which LIME rode an energetic race cheated the
about six furonFs. and the advantage she ohtained
her. were unable 10 overcome. GIenecho was well
up for nearly the entire distance. and seemed 10
have the second place safe when Derry shouidered
his way through in bold fashion. and took il from
The Longstreet colt by a narrow margin. cara
phine closed an even first choice with Flyback the
latter hacked by the owner from fyes 20 ? 10 <
After long rest The ola platter Right and True
returned 70 work and won selling sprint over the
Od England. TTavers rode = better race on the
winner than did Schilling on Tim Sullivan's
SUMMARIES
FIRST RArE-ScUi1g years ami over. ab9u, fur