New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
gROOKDALE NYMPH W ms
rrPgV IN BRIGHTON OAKS.
csrtk Makes Double Killing soith
Bound BrOOk and Bobbie Kean.

-, Pavne Whitney's BrookGale Nymph
.hs Br,gnton Oaks at Brighton Beach yes
N decisive fashion. She appeared 20 so
o,,class the seven other three-year-old hllies
- ,re-t 20 The post with her that she was
-,s.f he prohibitive price OF ] to 3, in spite
-. fact that there appeared 70 be a doubt in
y. ouarte-s as TO whether she would show TO
-,,ore over a distance cf ground Her VIC
,ros uot assured until well inside the last
.,.s no,e. but she then came away 20 win
-, IN, .evo lengths, while Belle OF Pequest
IA and tipping fought it out for the minor
,.,.,s arJ finished as named half lengths
apart
: furlong for three-year-old illies. with
-..-spieed value Of $500, OF which $4,000 went
= .ha winner In the absence Of Whimsical
a rlin Flap. which were not eligible, Brook
-. vvnnph stood out" as the handicappers
as those opposed 70 her were a rather or
s,srr lot Belle Of Pequest, Ve-ibest and
T.qeps had some following, but the others were
--o-a or less neglected. Legend had been care
srgr rreTarsd for this race and she showed a
!. q speed for seven Iu:longs She then
s.,r,ed. and eventually pulled up a bad last,
.uber being short a race finding the journey
a, fa.. I.,.se who had the mount on Brookdale
vr.ph. paced her cleveI4y behind the pace, and
,a.k cou.qlai.3 when Legend began 70 tire She
ssertea a sharp challenge from Belle of Pequest
yrhen slaughtered out for her. and for time
nor sollowers wase fearful that she might be
h-aieE. Relic of @cGues; WAS thg first to capitu-
l,,e haweve. and in the last sixteenth Brook
dajs Ny.D:b 4 ay. 10 win cleverly by two
fsl lengths ARD, &c ali appearances with some
ding IN reserve. II is Just possible that she
NAY prove ti:orn - The side of Whimsical and
III Flap before the season is over, as there
sssns to be no question now that she will stay
distance.
Bsao.ta sVeFved as the barrier went up and
lIt q little ground, so that she was well back
for six furlongs- She ran up strong rounding
ths turn bur was hanging through the last
Iglong, and Radtke had TO drive her out 70
save tlliTd money from the maiden Tipping.
ysibsst showed a little speed. but gave it up at
ths end Of six fuTlongs and needs a heavy track
iO show 70 the best advantage.
Billy Garth sent two winners to the post for
c c sraithson, in Bound Brook, which won the
f'eeTlechase, and Bobbie Kean which took the
hah1icap - mile and sixteenth. Both horses
were The medium of a killing of no mean pro-
psuoas oy those who were familiar with the
Eabie secrets. Bound Brook was backed from
0@lt 70 10 = while Bobbie Kean was played
viii The utmost confidence from 4 to 10 IN
50ana Brook was in with about as Door a field
noEses as has gone to the post in a steeple
aa's his year. as the conditions called for nom
E'rneFs Of 5000. He closed a slight favorite over
= cnchiAo and War Paint. Those who had
oaezea him had little cause for uneasiness after
t ne nrst mile had been run. as after he had run
non last 70 first place rounding the far +,,rn
ne hrst time. il was only a oues+ion ne bis
se-lng up 10 win After Saltine fell Onteora
Sch - Nhch Nj Page had the mount, pressed him
s1-sey Ior time. but Bound Brook soon shook
nm nm on and at the end won rather easily from
oeioso 80 70 ] shot, on which AEr Smith rode
: cieEer Wei judged race. Ell CuchilIo ran on
- OUTSIDE all the way. as II Buttner the Jockey
thought only Of avoiding interference T6e
rDlse ne closed strong in the stretch and beat
ya.eoTa and Mr.. Page a neck for the short end
'oO0ie Aean's victory in the handicap was Of