New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28


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All doubt TO which was the 6llv NIL,
xhich John Rogers expected TO beat svsor+,
md incidentally the rest Of them was rsr,o,,..
.-hsn the name OF HIdebrand appeared as e.
-,ssr Of Artful For weeks the shrewd wa,
xs Of the morning gaIops have whisners5 :,
,bose who paid to listen that the Durvea o,,+e-
hsd trick" in its string other than the beay,i-
.d Tanya, with which it won the Nation.r
s.sTion the Hopeful and the spinzwav ans :.
was with this trick that it purposed-rain or
shine, bad going or good-to run the doughty
crsorbys eyes out
ARTFUL WIDELY TIPPED
IN q I'VE and a half furlong sprint AT Sara
,oga they uncovered this trick"-in the rerse
v,rnacular Of the railbirds-and deliberately
nuned her TO Princess Rupert. who was eopnled
IN the betting with her, and therefore justified
tbe practise 70 keep her maiden allowance A
gndebrsnd is in greater favor than shaw 70
rborn the mount on Tanya was given 81 oId
10; require any very astute deductions to a.
1--we 81 the conclusion that ArtfuI was ~.
one"
TWO days before the race 4 J. JOINER. the
+-siner OF Tradition and woodsaw. toLd hts
.-ssads that the horse that beat Tradition vroul5
he returned the winner OF the Futu-ity. and
- added. moreover. that he feared that horse
-rould be the brown Ally in John Rogers's barn.
To ralh!rds. checkers and handicappers alike
,creyer the confidence of these two asrura
-.iusrs, IL the light OF the wonderful perform
,rcss O. Jimmie" Rowe's Sysonby. seemed idle
81 hopeless They had seen that amazing
lop-ss-e3 giant from across the seas slip
rh-orgh the backstretch OF Brighton his first
,,,e out with the speed Of ghost; they had
seen him rur e quarter Of a mile al SARATOGA in
Is seconds On his own courase-losirx E4o-
ssot ana Br-isher as an antelope would lose
bessle on Ihe bounding prairies, and they
,ould net get away from him nor close their
ewes 10 those aeetiaE gIlmpses they had Sad
Of hin
Hes running fool they said. one to ,ne
o-se- and he getsnau ours whenever Jimmie
Rowe SENDS him out with The colors up"
KEENE ENTRY MADE FAyORITE.
Thus il was that when the makers OF prices
came 70 post the quotations against the chances
of he sixteen starters in yesterdays Futurity
thev MADE il q point 70 discourage all specuIa-
rop On the keene entry and began by posting
4to5 against Sysonby and Wild Mint coupled
This eanpe1er, unexpected as il was failed OF
rs effect, and The money came in II such big
and confident Jumps that gradually the price
was shortened 10 Is 70 20. The quotations
ssanst the TWO other stables meanwhile scared
ket. The quotations against the Paget pair rose
TO t10elres and those against the Duryea FLIES
from . 70 10 ?
Some idea % the efforts made 20 induce e play
on TIE others may be had from the fact that
Louis 7. Bells Glorifer, the Hastings youngster
which. after winning the Eclipse al Norris Park
lssC spring, was confidently hailed as The winner
n yesterdays contest was held 81 100 20 I. and
that the Madden entry. consisting Of Council
man and Hot Shot receded from 10 70 l to %
70 / Fifty 70 ! and finally loo 70 ! could be
had against SLr. Lo-i-.ard's Chrysitis. and al
most as much against Ciseau. Agile or Belle
Krone
CROWD SURROUNDS sTsONBT-
In the paddock sysonhy. big. lus1y and indif-
terent his ears drooping IN INDECENT disregard Of
the a6Ulation Of his worshippers. was sur
rounded by swe-scricken circle Of men and
women. TIE toilets Of the three files were
made under The branches OF one OF the great
naples al the far end OF the paddock shed. and
THAI The three dainty young things resented the
Intrusion O. TIE gaping throug they made man
fest in frequent Undignifed flashes Of their steel
plated heels Tarya almost succeeded II land
ing solar plexus blow on an elaborate flannel
Waistcoat- and the intended victim only sue
oeeded IN lodging IL By falling on the back OF
els head. Tn betting on you ne remarked,
cslnly, as h arose, but that's no reason why
you should t-y 20 kick ne wrong side out"
BY q curious irony Of fate Sysonby drew the
extreme outside position a. The post G place the
Keene horses have occupied, with scarcely an
szcep-lcl. every time The stable has had an
snt-y il The Futuriry- Luck treated the Whit
ney-Duryea esls 5iishrnent better. azd ArtfuI, OF
which they expected so much. drew TIE seventh
berth
As rlC-l q -he multitude as could. had scrara-
bed 70 The roof Of the grandstand while the
fed was OF Ire way 70 The starting gate. and
hose or The lower decks twisted themselves into
sos,sr-ike attitudes and stood on one anothe-'s
aecl1s IN . fre1zied attempt 10 catch a glimpse
q The mighty struggle. And between these two
,o!Its, sl.ve-tng Il the old exhiIaratng fever OF
horse racing, stretched six fu-lonss OF space
oroTsy and quiet as z country lane in the md
ian sUure- haze. Crickets sang shrllly IN the
solemn Silence locusts 2ractised their vibrating
burglar alarms. aad the ''piksr' wiped the
moisture from his brow
Suddenly The old slogan OF the turf went up
simultaneously from the three Enclosures and
ne quiet lane became the pathway OF an on
rushing mass q flashing color Those who were
srsinirg their eyes 70 see sysonby come siIllils
eoWn or them in front Of his company. looked IN
rsin Tie fed broke almost as one horse, but
sscterns Efforts 70 get his mount IN front that
he might get over the rail- were blocked by Art
ID, Hot Shot Woodsaw and Tanya-
The Melton youngster could not ouuoot IOr
ne FIRST fu-long, and those who had bet against
nm began 10 take hope In another turlois'
eowever WOodsaw and Hot Shot had DON oeel4
disposed Of and the crowd could see mat rec
Fern and FsUaebrand we're fighting desperately
he former 70 get the rail and the other to
deep IL
I was At this point, just before the elbow