New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-03
DELHI! Runs FAST MILE.
RE4TC HAMBURG BELLE.
-Eales Time Of 1877 5-5-HeIJ0
Takes tie Moha1ck.
~ r--EGnApH TO TIE rRIpUNE.l

-.,,-- X : aug James r. Keene's three
.-----.1s brown colt Delhi winner Of the winners
and - belmont ran mile here TINS afternoon ~
,5-e5 r-cL-I-E the track record made by the Ola
--.-- -t-sro Two years ago. when he was hVe-
---rt6 hv three-ffths Of a second The son VI 1'e'
5ssr carried only IL pounds, and at the Al'SH -
-.-,.s-.s-=Iv Strengthened out 10 beat francs -
,st..5-ae,Ls wind broken gsldlrg Gray Friai' 10
iron, he was giving twenty-one POUNDS ~ VIC
sale lux according TO those who juase
:, a s-+- second standard his performance was
s,.e7,is-t 10 inspire unstinted praise
- r,s.-t ms recovered the wonderful nlght OF
.,s5 he displayed earlier in the year vas C'HC'1-
,- .bo7-7 this afternoon. but whether ne mas
-,,tre5 q s-outer heart than ne rad "-7l 7
ssra5 10 Ort Wells in the Tidal, OF 70 4Fl74'
IA So ne ADVANCE Stakes. IS Sun qles non ms
--arA vas not put TO q crucial tes' 'e-'-0'' a.
INCH he had to be ridden haTd IN me ias' 60
nth 10 retain the lead 2is F'oa-e'--.
.oIy, The backstretch had given h.r1- Alo1 o'
- ~ -is victory was obtained a. the eN-
.-se ri lcs- years FuJu-Ity winner F7a-1'--7
9are The lwo along with i've others. We're S-'.
ers in -aa last race Of the day hand..-- 30, ---
-+- =.-ss-o7 al mile. With ~ pounds mo mann
b--- eIlv was meeting Delhi on esIa| -7--'@'
me TWO n-ere made first ana 5e,one -..
- Going 70 the post al To and the -at.7' az
Il 10 3 -,.,-. -- -pa starr.
and when the barrier was rete77- go -,,z-
-- with DEN. a dozen lengths ahead rs -A- t'9'
re +l-'orE pole with dazzin- speed Lane
- 4ilr,- zv55zr-rv 1ecam- ratified. al1 instead -
.t-.-- until the pace eased on a ott. ne A-s''e-
,-.- --.--- through the reid ana as nea' 10 'ii@
r-,5z- az he could GET her The EFFORT useI mex
"a -.-,-re-eIv and at the head Of the stretch NJ
- r. nm Phillips had kept Grey Fr1ar always
-t-an mn ana when tie rest fell back he made MS
.,aIrz-yz and reduced Delhis lead 10 haI- =
length He could not get beyond the brown cot
Saddle zIrrh however. although he took me p-91e
rather easily from Dymerts Potomac colt fo'l
Hunter
---a renewal or the Mohawk for three-year-olds,
mile and a furlong was noUinally the feature
Of me afternoon but as II Is stake with selling
conditions II attracted only laters, and the real
interest centred in the unusual number OF depl-
ta-res tai were making their rrst BOWS 70 me
puc-c. =, hat regulations the youngsters han Nds
cn-s ned from the reflected glory Of distinguished
relatives or from private trials. Herman B Duryea
SEM Prince Hamburg. q La Belle pred ZolhssLer
e the post I'VE and 0ae-half furIong scraIID =
OUT aL-lo-rEh the colt had distinguished ancestry
ana a morning work reputation ms race was a C-s-
tinc- disappointment. Shaw. who has not ridden
n tre D-rl-z cOlCrs since irish Lad was beaIeI.
Hildebra1d is the ground Tor three days Tor
TO- riding The y0ungster was slow in getting
into his stride. and when Shaw did get him SoHs
Ne was ouL--G aL noLi Ut! ana ol54I5Il
In this same race r 7. Wilson, Jr-, started
AlumeIr. ha-t brother 10 the mighty OTt Wells.
He Is good looking Chestnut Dy lamp LsIlLeI,
but his first performance was not impressive, and
he finished back ii the ruck In anoLher INo-ye..r,
ole dash ri the same distance the Eastern cro"c
had its first glimpse OF John w achorrs Top Gal
liant colt, Jack Lory- The impression ne made Mas
decidedly favorable, although ne was beaten 10y
I'd Alveys McThord. He stood terrific Cruel
stretch his neck 70 heat him head
Hello after Bobadii. the 20 10 TaVorlte. and
Diuple he second choLee. had been as good as lei
an the post. Hello led all the way and Won easily
srom ChamQlai1 and the favorite
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