New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SANDRIA AND BED0UlN.
N4TRON STAKE W'INNERS.
JVorId's Record for Sandria- Ostrich
First in Jerome Handicap.

Bcdouin and Sandr!a we're the winners or ihe
rich Nairoa Stakes at Morris Park yesterday, and
10th acquitted themselves in way TO earn lating
fsa1e The stake was run in two sections, the first
half for colts and geldlnEs and the second haf Tor
fHes the gross value OF each half being ABOUT
F5pD Bedouin ran The six furlongs down inc
1,clrse course in I.0a equalling the twoEear-old
record for the course made by Domino WIN l-e
mounds up. in 1888; but il left Tor Sandra 10
earn even greater glory, FOR she ran the distance
sn l0St a worlds record, supplantng the oio
mark Of l0Ss., made by Frearm I'm lS9. with 10
rounds UP. Sandria only carried 1O4 pounds. but
she with her stable companion. Rose q Dawn was
only gallopiu- through the last sixteenth. rs the
balance Of tho field soundly beaaen- II was
performance of such merit for both hllies that II
added lustre 10 the days racing ana 10 the season
for that matter. which has been prolific OF sterling
youngsters and brilIiau: winnings.
Bedouln was an added startG in the colt division
OF the Matron Stakes, and he Was practically neg
leoted by those who speculate going 10 the post AT
g 10 J. Glorider was decided faVorlte WIN Aall-
delion a strong second choiH. Agile and Blucher
xrsre the other starters Daudelion. BedouH and
o!oier ran Tapped FOR fye ald hslt furlongs. The
tvo first named alternating in the lead The pace
was fast, and DaudeLiCD wss the rfst 10 sh"" me
,ressure and sweryed s.shAy they came into the
last sixteenth. II fatal 10 lns chances and
she other Two drew awaT aud fought out the issue
70 the wire. BcGouln winning b. short neck.
Clorider's race was good one. as he shouIdered
AZ pounds 10 Bedouins ll+. Agile and Biucher were
never serious contendo-s
The rDurrea entries. Saudria and Rose OF Dawn,
and sydney Paeet-s Belle Strome were in about
equal demand for the fly half Of the MatTon
Stakes Belle Sfrome closing a slight favorite.
Rlrnt Hills anG Hyaduth were the only other
starters To q good start Belle Strome essayed 10
max, the running but IIildebraud kept Sandria
within half a length o. her IN the first quarter.
and rhen moved up and raced neck and neck with
Ter 10 thc last fur1ug POLE, while Rose OF Dawn
was close I'D on The outside ltlldebrand showed
sunrenest confidence that he had Belle Strone
feateD. and looking around 10 see wilat danger
threatened from the others. His confidence was
justified for Belle StrOme was stopping badly al
through the lasJ sixteenth. 50 that she hsd To be
z-hiDTed out TO beat Burnt Eills head for third
ming head and head, drew away and gailoped home
four or five lengths in front ut the otner t~o- IL
looked as if Rose Of Dawn might have htaten her
rtahle companion IIil6ebrar-l had such nice
hold OF Sandria that she may nave hau plenty
Ostrich won the Jerome Haudcap turf classic.
end again q new track recoT1 r~Sulleu ne istil
the mile and fVe-sXteenthS IN Is me oln Aguies
Icing 2l4s made away back - 1871 by Sir John.
inly five horses faced the starter, ana OstTcn, the
NeW-Orlesns Derby winner MADE an the running
snd won ridden Out from The Southeihsr ana
Outcome Ornoads Right raced IN second place
most Of the way, but stopped when The STRIFE was
hottest as he too fond ot pressure. out
come the favorite, tTailed behind her held for a
mile and moved up strong a fuTlong from home.
hut Tie SoutheTner outgamed her for the place IN
q hard drive.
Liberia took the opening easily from Raw
hide and Buckley. AuUImaster was badly handed
sTrappcr ran Santa Catalina the ODDS on "a
sorte. ia the fifth race when O'Neil let him down
s. the stretch, and Thistle Heather nade \ run,
way Of the last event winning as she pleased
from BriarthOrpe and Ssis
Morris Park looked its best, and a big Monday
crowd was in attendance.