New-York tribune., 1906-09-29
rlTORITES FARE BADLY
n,ppING At FANCY ODDS.
,,,:.,. Sen Breeze Stakes from U'es
and Rue in Hard Dn0e.

,-.s favorites Jared badly at
he@'-. asrerday. as four two Of them at
vent down 10 ignominious deiea'-
odos o-- ,.hicb won his fourth straight VIC
fIaHA Sea salt were the winning choices
-, ,ba Jockey. was much in the puohc eye
ia ..-aa winners. while Miller was In eclipse
s-,,.s his followers in the most distressing
III -se surprise Of the day came in the VIC
va =, 7-inufng. which won the Sea Breeze
80 = selling affair for three-year-olds' al
= 4.,cv price Of 20 20 I. Here and the'e
- the stand were Wild exclamations OF
s.,.rn- when she got up 10 win by head snow
+ba+ she was not entirely friendless
e = d Suuivans clever little spr1nter' was
49, favorite in this race, AT odds on IL was
= s-sr race over q distance Of ground, but II
-e-,a5 70 be common knowledge that he had
--o-kes a nile and q furlong in 1:54, and ms
,.e- no doubt about his ability TO go the route
r-irb Miller UP. the big and little oettors
,-.qs-ed on him with the utmost commence
-,,-.--,fr-r,ent was in store for his many fol-
,overs. however. but clever judges 1elt satisheo
=. miller and not the horse. was 10 blame for
-..,,,- +bird instead OF first Miller tried 10
-. him after he had earned a good position
= .ss 7,n to the first turn. but he made bad
- NJ il and proved = hindrance rather than
& help 70 4--s MUM
wes and. Belle OF PeQuest took turns at pace
--.,i-r until well around the far turn. when the
,g,,er dropped back beaten. and Tipping and
r-s moved I'D 10 give battle 70 Wes. At the
1ss- furlong pole Miller. after coming through
J, the raiI. took his mount out toward the
-,,asle az the track 70 avoid the cuppy going.
s,s in doing SO all but knocked Tipping OF her
s,-f5a Garner. on the latter. not 10 be outdOne,
rben crowded Rye over toward the rail until
Miller was II such close quarters thar he could
ror 90 his mount justice. Under the circum
srsnces il looked as If Wee must win, but he
was firing from his early efforts. and Tipping
snt I'D IN the last few strides, 10 win by a short
head Inquiry in the ring developed that few
small wagers had been placed on Tipping. some
n as high IS o. 10 /
4 handicap for al ages, AT one mile and q half,
furnished g pretty race. as the field ran so well
bunched for g nile and a quarter that every
horse seemed TO have a winning chance. P. J.
DIVERS Red Friar. well handled by Jack Mar
IL closed strong in the stretch and won rather
easily from LancasCrian. While Angler. the odds
On favorite and early pacemaker, finished a
distant third. Lancastrlan's performance was
something Of revelation, IN view OF his bad
race the day before. Must have been out for a
good work or Thursday was the somewhat apt
remark Of e disgTunLled berIOr. II certainly
looked as Il the horse : Improvement was worthy
of ofical notice. Angler Is far from the horse
he was al Brighton Beach last summer, and
probably needs Z long rest
Prank Lord has developed into one OF the
most consistent horses in training. He was
heavily played 70 win the first race. and closed
favorte, as Halifax, the opening choice at 10
8 drifted back 10 10 ! before q stable COM
mission made ils appearance and sent his price
tu1abIing again 70 i 10 3. Halifax had not
started since July u. and his long rest had not
improved his temper a. the post He acted as II
irnbued wlth the evil one, and Frank Lord
was also On his bad behavior the starter had
his hands full When the barrier was released |
Frank Lord broke running. while Halifax was
last away. several lengths back Miller took
6 desperate chance and tried 10 send him UP on
The rai- bur was shut of sharply and was forced
10 pull up and 60 around on the outside This
ground 10 Indicate clearly that he might have
VOL even with the disadvantage at the start.
Frllk Lord after racing Common Sue into sub |
Isson came or and won, all out. by length |
Ealt ki-aloe, winner Of the Great Filly Stakes, |
as-i Halifax e short head for the place
z Thomas. Sydney Pager and a majority |
q ne players u the clubhouse backed Sea Salt |
I'm 10 ! 10 il 10 in the fifth race, and the /
ag Ton thanks 10 Garner. who took & des-
petste chanCe and squeezed through narrow /
opening On the rail IN the last sixteenth. Sur
.s--aAee tne paCemaker. was second. while |
Lsay Vincent came from far back and earned /
third money
Ine other winners were Blondy and Ed Ball,