New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

finished hack 81 the Tuck n The Great Eastern
Hsrdiosp and. as Il 10 ooInploate further The
a-yea--old problem another colt nashed out
win = claim 10 championship honors in sewell.
vnloh won easily n the track record time OF
40 SIS for the six nurlongs down the Futurity
Cozuse. seveu had the best Of the weights.
viii orsy los pounds up. but for all that his
Des1r-nanoe WIS little short Of brilliant. and he
wor IN such commanding style that il IS safe
% .ssurne that he could have handed ten pounds
Eao-s and Won
Acoounta-lt James B. Brady's good s-year-old-
Son the Annual Champion Stakes OF s25ooo,
I'D earned for himself further distinction. ana
incioentsIly placed himself among The few
hossss which have won 100000 and over Re did
10. hs We much 20 beat but he accomplished the
tssx IN that same consistent, reliable way IN
which Re has Won upward OF $4,000 this season
Some e5,o0o persons took advantage % the
perfect 1al day and the most attractive pro-
grarnne 20 enjpy the last day Of the Coney
Islx.ld Jockey CUBS autumn meeting. and not
one there was who oid not 30 home wei salts
Sec with the sport ana with the days cutting
under surroundings most attractive The VIC
torres OF Sewell and Accountant were the teat-
ures and the only unfortunate incident was the
sooadens which put John II. P. the great En-
gnsh chaser imported 20 this country BY Grant
Hugh Brown az q cost OF s22.5Oo out Of TIE run
mig IN the weszbury Steeplechsss. Stone. who
had The mount vas unseated az the Liverpool
and John -. p. finished the course Tiderisss.
TIE Great Eastern Handicap. with a guaran-
.sed value @. $1,000 was ran the third race.
sno ewelve tWo-yea--olds went 20 the post De
Rfand was a pronounced favorite a. : 10 on
ne strength OF his easy victory IN the Flatbush
b Stakes Re had 127 pounds %. seven NOR than
he shoul6ered The week before, but the handi-
oappers. 20 a man. felt convinced that be only
hso 70 repeat his last race 20 win easily. Harry
Payne xyhitnsy's Dina Ken and c. Z Rowe's
seweu were equal second choices at : 70 !. while
the other ranged in price from 70 against
Fountsinblue 70 100 10 against Lord Boanerges.
seweu. which had not started since July 10.
when he ran winning race IL the second ha-f
OF the Double Event, had been carefully pointed
for killing. and .Ir. Rowe and his friends
hacked him with The greatest confidence, 50
much so that their lead was followed by many
casual racegoe-s A few lucky ones got down
small bets 81 - 20 l. but the layers were so
Q,ici 70 scent trouble that they cut the price
quickly. and most OF the money was placed az
c 10 4. FUuntainblue receded in the betting. IN
spite Of a fast workout following his unexpla!n-
abe showing "A the Flat5Esh Stakes. which
aroused so much discussion.
The start was prompt and good. and the high
prices De Nund showed the way down through
the first quarter and around the bend with Bal
lot and Sewen in close attendance, and the whole
seld wei punched behind them. When straight
ened out FOR the T-n 20 the sudges De Nund
quickly csTcrulsted. and Sewel. wei ridden by
the Jockey for whom he was named. after a
short but decisive battle with Ballot. came
away and Won easily by two lengths. clipping
two-hfths o. a second Of the old track record OF
III. Ballot stood \ long. hard drive in garuest
manner. and beat Arctic. which closed strong.
head for ne place. while hack with the sound
y beaten field were De Nurd and F01lntainhlue.
De Mund must be put down as one Of those
Wilful, faint hearted thorouShbreds which viii
ny his best only when Il suits his fancy and
ever thing IS IN his favor His victory in the
Flstbush Stakes made = look as II he had been
misjudged by the critics but Re failed again
yesterday 20 show The tue courage OF a great
horse and gave up the fight when he found other
horses able 10 run with him. u is Impossible
10 say that the seven pounds additional weight
enoompassed his defeat. as he was IN a good
position in the early part. and no fair excuse
can be oHered for his defeat. Trountainblue did
70 better than be had IN the Flatbush and the
rsnutstion he earned 50 easily by beating or
cinary felds was shattered for the second time
in a week and Il looks as IL he had lost all
claim 10 championship honors.
Accountant opened az 70 5 IN the betting for
the Annual Champion Stakes az two miles and
a quGrer, but The absence % any pronounced
stable support caused his price 10 drift back 10
: 20 2. The general public then vagered on
Rim ana backed him down 70 6 70 : The wise
money went 20 Harry Payne Whitney's Iron
tides. which was hacked from 2 70 ] 70 3 % l.
while Pine Cloth also had a substantial follow
fng Jack Martin rode a perfect race on Ac-
cOuntsnt lie placed his mount behind Fine
tloth To- something over nile and half and
then. going 10 The front. mad % do little more
than 50 sun 70 win by two lengths IN The com
psrstively slow tine q 3553-5
Accountant GA not have much left. but Mar
an vas never called o. 10 draw MS whip. while
Ironsides and Bedoun We're driving 70 the limit
two lengths behind him. Bedouin saved ground
or the rail rounding The Gar turn the last time.
and had an advantage of a length over Iron
sides coming through the stretch. but aiIler got
the latter Up IN time 20 earn the place by a
shoTt head. Fine Cloth was last. FIVE lengths
away.
John Il. p finished first in the westbury
Rteeplechase 20 the amusement OF the crowd.
but without "a rider. lie had taken on too short
al the Liverpool on the second turn OF The field.
and made bad landing. 50 that stone. his rider,
WAS unseated. The horse was only gall0Ilng al
the time. within easy striking distance OF Balza,,
fhe pate.aEer ana his victory seemed already
assured. NIth John n J.. out OF he way, Ball
zsc al the false price OF - 20 /, had only To
sfand up 10 win, as he was some twenty lengths
81 :ront Of ais nearest opponent lie Won py
twelve lengths from Paul Jones which could
hardy raise saliop ia The FIRST mile but c4osfi
sfrong when an TOO tate. Jimmy Lane. WhlDh
fuiehf have forced BalZac out. Ian out OF t-.e
corrse which ended lls chances
The mighty Roseben continued MS winning
career by taking up IA pounds ana galioIaHs
hofoe ga the first race, a. SIX iailonfs ia me
sesf line e. y 3-3 James r hVrlr ~i.-
800 tEe .hres- yeaT-od which had started oAlr
,nco s-soIo this y.Gr rae- she was 81 40 IA 81
srs,fp tae maiden lass ar Brighton sea .. i'4A
surpr1s inglF goo - ~.