New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
GO BETWEEN'S BRO0KDALE
a VICTORY EASILY WON.
Dolly Spanker's Suburban 1f70'
Not Encouraging.

,,..-,o.- .r,e winner of the renewal Of the
'Rroo<ds.e Handicap at GraVeseno Ees'eio'''
will rrobabIy never live as long III iiieihoiy <"
rhe mighty Hanover. which won the h'aue "a Cd
running OF the handicap in 1885,, nor Is ne i'Aeis
IN occupy the place in the hearts OF racing AoAh
that Herrnis Jean Beraud ana other "IHe.'
Of previous renewals now enjoy AT least ne H
only classified in the overnight hanoicap VI
--t,io ord at his best he is only little gelding,
but he IS honest and courageous ana away
busv When performers with more fashiona ole
Cons m sustain have disappointed their
.,o,-e-s With one excuse or another. he is al
,,ers giving the best that is in him. Ihat is
t,ra rsason he showed the field for the Brookaaie
t,be ,rsv home yesterday when other stake horses
that are IN quite another set in the thoroushoiea
world were gaIloping hopelessly in his wake
THE nub,,o recognized these qualities in the
busy little son of Meddler. and 1t had no heslIa-
t.ton in making him its choice over the other
frye starters The best price obtalnabie against
60 Between was TO 5. and as this quotation
was merely a fash. few Of his followers sue
decided In obtaining better than TO o. WIN
40 rorrnds M. he gave weight TO all save Merry
Lark and Dolly spanker. The former he met
on even terms and the latter conceoeo nun "No
mounds scale weight
fsurns rated him nicely for the greater part
NJ rhe to11rney of one mile and furlong, ana
spe77nftted Dolly Spanker to go out and race ms
bead off Nicol constantly tried to steady the
livingston gelding, in order TO have something
Ileft 10 finish WITH but for mile he was fun OF
running and would not be denied The mile pole.
however saw his finish, and he collapsed Wo-
sruIly when Go Between got to him and chaI-
f1ensed- When he gave way all opposltioI W
The favorite was virtually removed, and ne won
aabout as he pleased from Dolly Spanker py
s1hree lengths. -. 49,
1 As & trial for the Suburban the race OF Ine
last named horse was not encouraging, ana MS
admirers were free to admit that he would nave
to show great Improvement TO become a 1actor
IN Thursdays great race. Buttlng beat the
Others by a comfortable margin. and. as Dolly
aEpauker was second choice and Butthns thlrd'
xhe three choices finished one, two three. In the
order IN which they ranked in the market
The Brookdele was the only feature on the
Brooklyn Jockey Clubs spring calendar Ihat
WAS renewed, and the racing was not above
Tho average for the meeting
When the two-year-old Confederate, Dy
Observation-Disclosures III, won five furlong
sprint from such supposedly fair youngsters as
Beaufort Lancastrian, Consistent and others 1t
must have been brought home to Woodford
Clay from whom the colt was claimed in his
last race by Kansas Price, that he had lost
q pretty useful animal. Confederate showed
named after and did not quit until he got his
nose by the winning post first. Beaufort and
1ancastrian were the runners up. The former
was sent to the post to j favorite.
Broadcloth took a quartet of four fairly good
three-y IN camp after Sinister had made
his usual inclination to surrender, and at the
stretch turn tried to run out. Woodsaw the
tavortte. beat him for the place. Go Between
and Whimsical were the only winning favorites