The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27

Park was productive OF surprises OF All
sorts The day could not be bettered ana
the track seemed more elastic than I
has been for several days The big cen
tral stand had more than it's usual num-
Der OF women and they chattered over the
results like animated magpies-the run
ners have caught on with the fair sex IN
n greater measure than the trotters ever
did during the long reign Of that sport IN
this city.
AS mentioned above there were sur
nrises and one came out OF the box In the
nrst race 10 I shot cantering home
plight on the heels OF this good thing
came much gnashing OF teeth when thr
most top heavy favorite Of the day nm
ished in the dust Of another horse.
The third race was soothing 10 favorlte
players--that II the lucky ones VINO picNeu
the right favorite for two horses ran at
equal odds and one landed the money
the other nnishing in the ruck.
The fourth and fifth races were won by
favorites at short prices so that the BOOK
ies could not have Jared very badly on
days business.
Trainer oliver had Pink Garter in fine
fettle for the six furlongs which opened
the card and was confident OF win. the
price was TO and the clever jockey
Mickey Crimmins was up, Nine started
and until the final drive II looked like nm
easy bundle OF money for the Garter fol-
lowers.
Little Buttercup led at the half with
Pink Garter and Goldneur running In the
order named At the fve-eighth Grim
minis set the pace with Pink Garter and
on the turn into the stretch had the field
strung out and two lengths the best or
Goldneur Helgesen pushed Goldneur ana
the Goldfnch gelding had enough left 10
overcome the lead OF the weakening IA
vorite and outstride him in the run home.
winning by two lengths, Creamer on
Phoebus rode very busily landing just In
side the money by a head over Little But
tercup IL was a splendid finish with noth-
ing really decided until close 10 the wire.
Place price for Pink Garter was 10 10
and for Goldneur TO ?. Phoebas being
held at even money.
Four 2-year-olds started In the five
furlong dash. secondrace. and the play In
dicated a stifr two-horse race Bell had
T. s. Martin at TO 5, 3 to place. Nc
1ntyre rode the favorf~ Jack Dolin 3 10
6, 10 win and ! 10 place. Ava sold M
Dos and Tavanes az l2s.
The favori.e Jack Dolin, received good
backing. but his race was a keen dis
appointment. lie wasn't I'm the hunt in
the first quarter closed strongly round
ing the far turn. but quit the last fur
Ions. Bell got a flying start with IL s.
Martin. The so 20 shot. Ava. broke
away second and led at The half by
neck. At the three-quarters L. :. Mar
tin was in command and Mcintyre rid
ing hard with Jack Doln In second place.
Ava Tapped on the favorlte Bell took 7.
s. Martin out well in front coming into
the stretch. with Jack Dolin firing, but
enough left 20 stall OF Ava
The third race was also an event for
2-year-olds with ten lining up at the
barrier. Miss Point and Judge White sold
steadily at even prices opening and
closing at twos and even money for place.
The first named, Perrne up. won easily
and Judge White was never prominent.
Ancient witch came second with Change
able coming home with a rush that would
have taken second In few more strides.
Wiley set the pace with Ancient Witch In
the early stages OF the races, and al
the half Judge White was second by
head Miss Point third BY two lengths.
At the three-quarters positions were the
same except that Miss Point had reversed
positions with Judge White. Coming into
the stretch Judge White died away 20
fifth position and Mcintyre, who had
rated Changeable back IN sixth place
most OF the way. worked his mount up To
within striking distance and landed third,
losing the place by neck.
The handicap at mile and sixteenth.
fourth race looked like cheap race after
al the entries had been scratched except
Oarsman. Tommy Waddell and Ostrich.
The first named was favorite at to TO-
Tommy sold Tor 10 and ostrich NJ 5
TO 2 The price for place on all three was
] to 2.
Oarsman won easily. but his hackers
had lot OF respect for Tommy Waddell
until the last sixteenth. Crimmins had
Tommy leading by four lengths at the
quarter. with Oarsman second Up to
the three quarters Tommy held the lead.
in the stretch the rair raced side by side.
with Oarsman a neck 20 the good up
20 the sixteenth pole. Then Dugan shook
up Oarsman and drew away In the last
sixteenth. Tommy firing. Ostrich's race
was far below his true form and not 10
be considered.
Mcintyre landed the favorite Princess
Tulane. over the plate In the last race
at mile and 40 yards. II was grand
finish with Sincerity Belle Tapped on the
favorite Princess Tulane sold AZ even
money and 10 2 place. Supreme Court
was second choice at threes and even
money for place Ike g sold az 10 2
and 10 8 for place
The field got a poor start Meistersnger
having the best OF IL and leading 20 the
quarter. At the three-eighths Princess
Tulane took command and held n for
the rest of the Journey. Wiley was sew
enth AZ the half with Sincerity Belle and
third az the three quarters. Romanelll
had Widows Mite Tapped on Princess
Tulane at the three quarters. but fen
lack 10 third In the stretch drive Sin
cerity Belle closed with a rush. rounding
the far turn and forced Mcintyre 20 20
20 n drive on Princess Tulane in tho las:
furlong Ike s. was left a the post and
Rad 10 20 around his neld 10 get MP. su-
prem-~ Court was never better than ffth
and finished sixth
During the afternoon a petition was
circulated among owners and trainers
requesting n 10 days extension of time
20 the dates already allotted All signed.
en- evidence % the success already scored
b. the meeting. Another pciition Is also
IN circua ton at Brighton Beach track
New York horsemen asking for rs days
continuance at Providence in order 20
race here.
The summary
FIRST RACE
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