New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06
OISEAU SQUEEZES HOME.
NO HONOR IN VICTORY.
JuggLer Wiq1s the AUTUMN Stakes IN
CIeUer Fashion.

In +he oninion Of a great majority OF racing
folk James B. BIady's oiseau demonstrated
Yesterday at Sheepshead Bay that-at SSoUto-
he is a gold brick and this in spite or the 1ac'
that he won his race and conceded weight 10 MS
field The chestnut Of Ornus was one OF
half dozen entries in overnight handicap at
nile ard a quarter. Either because the go
ing was not 70 their liking or because they
feared Mr.. Rrady's colt. three of the sir owners
withdrew leaving only Oliver Cromwell, a three
year-old maiden. and Judge Hines. the old mud
lark TO face him He gave the former twelve
mounds and the latter seventeen. With this op-
position and the layers had alternative but tn
make Oiseau favorite. and 2 TO l on seemed
sstr price The other three-yearold however
had MANY followers and not entirely over
looked
From the moment the barrier went UP Oiseau
took command with Oliver Cromwell training
within length two and Judge Hines nope
lessly out of the hunt. Through the back
stretch O'Neu was constantly hustling olseau
along as though feared the result If the colt
behind him hooked it I'D with his S3e,00 mount
At the three-eighths pole this fear was realized
and from that point until the judges stand was
reached O'Neu had TO ride with whip and spur
The maiden colt hung on however, and twice
made Oiseau try TO run out 1t was only after
the most desperate effort that his jockey got him
straight in Tina to land him winner by neck
With the Autumn as the only featured Offering
on the programme the two-year-olds had the
stake offering to themselves. The Autumn is
over the last six furongs of the Futurity course
and its renewal yesterday brought out small
field Of six useful youngsters.
The form players had as little hesitation In
making Juggler favorite for the stake as that
handsome brown son of Hamburg had In Win
ming It The five which opposed Mr.. Whitneys
Eelding had regulations already made, and
taken collectively they we're sufficient TO sustain
practically the opening price against the favor
ite and at post time some layers were still OTTER
ing to g. although majoTitJ of them had
dropped the price TO to D. Both Athlete ana
BeImere were played to beat him by those who
believed that TIE former did not run to his form
in the F-uturity and that the Futurity form of
the latter was good enough to win Neither had
q chance the way the race was run. Hlldeoranc
sent Juggler away flying. and kept him in front
ali the way. shaking off both Belmere and
Athlete without difficulty The former had the
worst of the break, and slow to make up
his ground, but in the last hundred yards he
found his foot and overhauled Athlete easily.
Sam Hildreths sprinter Bureigh. with 12h
pounds up, took into camp nine pretty shifty
runners In a contest for all ages, at three
quarters of mile. The Ben Strome gelding was
a pronounced favorite over his field, and went
to the post at 10 to on, after opening at to
o. Although Dominick did not find it necessary
or expedient--to use his whip on Burleigh, he
had to hand ride him hard all through the
stretch to staye off Adrutha. The Clifford FLY
took terrific fiogging without finching but
could never quite get up. Mr.. Whitneys Ham
burg youngster Midas threatened TO stand his
field on end for time, and did not give way to
Adriutha until after the last sixteenth rce had
been passed
Herman b. Duryea's Hamburg illy ZIula was
quite overlooked by the rank and file when they
tried to select the winner Of a sprint for
two-year-oid FLIES the last five and one
half furlongs of the Futurity Course. AS a le-
suit, the fortunate few who backed her obtained
as high as 20 to ] for their wagers. The FLY