The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

Cairngorm. the odds-on favorite, and Glen
echo. from the stable OF S. 8. Brown. Before
Capt. Brown left for HE home in Pittsburg
the other day his trainer. Bob Tucker. told
him that his colt was too close to being pony
to put UP stake weight and beat CairnGorm.
but he added: Il will beat the others. sure.
and you can bet all the money that you can
&c ther that we will get that $4,000 second
mo ney. The result showed his calculations
to be correct TO the letter. FIFTY yards from
the finish al enecho had his head in front.
and 1t really looked for a stride or two as IL
he was going to beat the favorlte. but in the
had anticipated. and cslrnsorln Won r' out a By
In Justice To- The latter, It must b. said that
paper. He. was. 80 fui, u run IL Eolps to the
mrs. turn that he went very wide. losing at
ssss THREE or pS ar Il. sd.r As 4 the the
80 : an.l effort: he tried TO 60 wide: and i
{. noGs fH Tss
hs:sS IN, soIs q Fl: Spiis Wy Ss sst;
Of the stayers to beat him.
The days .chaptsT for the Vote. and
the bu q up h and de s.. Of Ss %e
an advance Of 500 over his entered price price:
and The claiming Of 81: White IN We open
that r. hands e: oe1sn
s N sf bse s
from the ho 10 are tia.
improved and that there 6 now 4 fair chance
Of HE recovery. . Eyerythins T. being ,Gi done
time that ne must renan on the inactive list.
finish In no s'eH e. ns a share so,ss the &c
Efth MI: Harris and hls horse connoyer n
the seid. The horse biundsred st she jump
n front of The grand stand and a he LANDED
sa afrs sgss nhe rd.r
dragged few yards before he resaned
bystsnders in the infield be resdJIsted his
ssss sss 81 H.. $ss III H.
without Z mishap. Nhep he rode back 70
sands N the Sed en- eneios S% Sad added sSslr
tasH He e sd % for xs great
an applieasion for trainers iIceus s ' He
yesrs ago and since that time has e bee, ses ee
PEELED to conf'ne his operations TO the. West.
where hea was permitted to train and race
horses In his own name. 1t ia said that be-
fore making his application. he sought and
secured the indoreement Of several gentle
good chan e that his application VIII meet
with favor when 1t comes up for con sid era-
horse. and II be receives the asked for eanc
ton he will not have any trouble In getting a
string to train. t.
Schulamite was withdraw n from the fifth
race. which looked 70 be at her mercy. She
hurt herself last night In her stall, and while
the injury 70 not very seriors Trainer Nc
Creery decided 1t would not be wise to start
.: . s saa sh s.esis
Holman. who rod, Knixht Of Harlem in
the st e. dslocated bic collaIbone
third, for there was nothing behind him but
ern ers had good thing in the last race in
n. r. Bakers HOlscher, q good looking son
q lamplighter and Princess Lorraine, He
their opin ions were. for he was in a lam Just
after tn. start and when he worked out OF
the tangle he was 70 far back that there was
no chance of his catching the leaders
Jockey Green field. who left Providence to
demand for his services. has decided that
he reason ed wrongly. for after a few mounts
he discovered that he was Just one Of a num-
Der whs would be. called on when nothing
b be- va snf o1 Se n:s pbsa
are humber Of Others who are ii the s atre
class. They are useful In the West. but just
an overflow In these parts.