New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
RICH STAKE TO BELMONT.
TIPTOE TAKES PRODUCE.
a Succession of thinning FaDorites
at Brighton Beach.

August Relmont's home bred FLY Tiptoe, by
Hastings-Tarpeia. the FLY division OF the
rich Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach yester-
day afternoon in a drive from Zienap The
winner, which was coupled with Bivouac an
other daughter Of Hastings. was always first
choice in the speculation. and was backed from
8 TO to TO at post time
For stake worth $4,000 to the winner. the
Produce attracted a decidedly ordinary field.
although not lacking in numerical strength OF
the dozen that were named to start in the over
night list only three were withdrawn and these
could be well spared
Fer Ave of the six furlongs st. Ursula, carry
ing the blue polka dots of James r. Keene. had
q world OF speed. and appeared TO have the race
won when suddenly she stopped to nothing.
Tiptoe then took command and had things a
good deal her own way until hundred yards
from the finish. when Morrison brought zienap
I'D with a rush and challenged the winner. Had
the race been a half furlorg further the West
erner would probably have won. At the three
eighths pole she was far back in the ruck and
seemed hopelessIy beaten. Btvouac. as usual.
raised all kinds Of a fuss at the barrier. and
finally refused to break. she did in her last
start
With seven races instead of the customary
gig. the patrons of the track by the sea had
their moneys worth, and, as they succeeded in
picking five winning favorites in a row and
equal first choice, the afternoon proved the
most profitable one in many long day. The
victory Of the Ayrshire colt Aeronaut in a SELL
ing race at six furlongs was particularly re-
muneraGve, as he was backed from tours to
Ii 20 g. D. H. BarneSs mare Alma Dufour,
which won a handicap Of and g sixteenth
miles from Spring. Merry Lark and other fair
performers. was the only successful outsider,
and s to could be had against her chances.
The venerable Grandpa with Isl pounds UP,
was much the best of the half dozen chaserS
which met him in a race over the short course,
but he actually came within a fraction of a
ond of being beaten E. Heider had him so far
In the lead after the last jump had been made
that he pulled him almost literally to a walk.
Harry Stone who twenty lengths back on
Paulaker saw his opportunity and went to work
hammer and tongs- The Importers Of Grandpa
yelled frantic warnings to Reider, but he took
his time and deliberately drew q finish fine
to incite heart disease. 1t the only in
cident OF the race that furnished any excitement,
J. W. Colts PathmaSter fell at the Liverpool
and rolled over Rogan, but although the boy
looked though he had been mortally hurt, he
got UP In moment none the worse for his fall
Black Death jumped his boy off at an obstacle in
the backstretch- Grandpa was an even money
3avorite at post time.
Charley and Lancastrian- equal choices in
FIVE and half furlong sprint for maiden two
year-ods, finished first and second. much to the
pleasure and profit Of the pikers. Knapp did not
Charley had obtained lead that could not be
overcome, otherwise the result would probably
have been reversed. Delr7ore was the runner up.
The mile special. from which hopes had been
entertained for possible worlds record, was a
disappointment Larabie had chance with
the start, and Oxford was hardly able to force
Lord of the Vale out to win in the slow time Of
1:41 So.