New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
RIGHT ROYALS DERBY.
PANS HORN SCRATCHED.
uo,,qneu Colt Beats Jake Sanders tn
Rich FirtUre.
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oresns March In L. Hayman's Right
,,.aI nv RapaIlo-ATs Delaney, ridden by J.
-T.+in and quoted at to ], the ninth Cres-
=. CITY, Derby at New-orleans to-day. after an
.,sae contest IN which Kings Trophy. Jake
Ssn6ers and Trapper participated.
ira sandsrs was second and Kings Trophy
.s,,d The race worth $s,175 gross. S,165 to
- ,auncr Six started; Rams Horn and Kitty
,,1stt were scratched Jake Sanders tried TO make
: ,,pagay race of It he opened up a gap passing
GO stand fer the first time and increased his lead
"a FIVE lengths at the first quarter. Going up the
hselstretch he began 10 falter and Kings Trophy
end Trspper, the favorite, moved up. II looked as
q lake Sanders could not last, but in the general
losing around the upper turn he continued to hold
his own TTap2er got to him rounding into the
.+retoh but tired and dropped back beaten At
the last furlong pole Right Royal which had been
rated cleverly, seemed to find. strip OF good GO
ing closed fast. and. coming down the outside,
caught lake Sanders one hundred yards from the
finish and won by length and a half. Jake
Sanders driven out beat Kings Trophy head
~ Trsrper NE fsvorite had no excrses but Kings
Trophy might have been second but for some In
ferfe-ence IN the stretch Right Royal, while slug
ss d ave s eysTy Indication Of that class Which hs
showed in The early part of his two-year-old form
Rams Horn. the overnight favorite for the race
foTe the time set for the running Of the Derby.
bruisfng the middle tendon OF his of foreleg. OF
this the judges were convinced. Captain Williams
could have scratched MS entry, preferred to
nave him excused by the judges after he had con-
Tinced them that he was not Withdrawing his
valuable animal under trivial pretext.
A cold. drilling rain which began early in the
day, converted the track into sea Of mud and
brought discomfort to the onlookers. In spite OF
the unfavora5le conditions and the widely adyer-
tissd free gate at City Park, big crowd was In
attendance TO cheer the winner sS he rushed by the
finish. winner OF the rich prize.
Dishabille, Ranland and Little Scout, at odds-on,
were among the other winners. The summary fol-
lows:
F5rE 1--WE furiongs)-Dishsbils i1s CPhiIiipE)
Won; Lady Mercury, ITO u. Martini, 10 to 8,
od Rondolet 10 fShRver). 15o 10 l. third Time 1:08
Dixie AndIeE5, sly Ausette. Martha Celia. April Bird
en5 Melville P also
second race (oae ana one-Eixteeuth riIse(-ainland
III a. Phflipsl. TO 8, wen; Rachael Ward, 81 On.
Murphy, 20 = second: Lee King. 81 6ar) 30 70 l.
third Time, 1:z6 Frank Rice, Miss Betty, BarRelmors
and Ben Chance also ran
Third race five and one-haIf furiongsl-Horteasa 90
Bliss !, wen: Subtle. 81 CAubuchon).
end Charlie Dickson, ss Baird to 1. third Time.
i:0sR L1cisn Pity. Bounful and MuEsuirnan also
Fourth mlel-Gregor x. 10T CIV. Robbtns),
Won; RAPID Water 127 pon1inick), TO 8. second;
FIFTH raos CHE Crescent city Derby, one and ons-eighth
riles)-Right Royal, lib O. Martini, 70 won; Jake
Sanders. 1l5 LAGbuehon), 90 second; KinEs Trophy.
The TTiher and Jim BeEttto also
1O0 Pnilltps1,
to O. ,Ua: Duke q Ksnesi 10 eU RPeo.ss9 to l.
1883 Postmaster Wright F1tzbriar and Irby Bennett
Seventh racs -four and oneAaIt turaong-roteus 10
20 B second; ssnaes 81 CssiTd) Is to t. third. Time
obs7t jim &cGinnis. Verdant. P1nta and Little Rose
also
Eighth rae. zone rnieD-Lady Ellison CAubuchon).
70 s. won: Belle. 1o2 (3aird). TO second;
Anthony, I02 QCTiumnsl. l. third. Time. 1:E74.
Clever Hampton and Ann2hsiie Lee also ran