New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
EUD0RA FALLS In RACE
BLAME PUT ON B4RINGO.
Proper and TOweRne YIN Stakes at
Sheepshead Bay Track.

The nfth race az Sheepshead Bay yesterday
WA 80 fun OF incidents out Of the ordinary that
Il gained pl6oe OF Importance IN the days
racing entirely unlocked for. Euoora, the odds
on fsvOrfte heavily played from 10 90 TO
3 fell just after making the bend in the FsItuTity
Course: Baringo. which won easily by Ave
lengths. was disqualified by the stewards as
being directly responsible for the accident and
Pungent. which had been quietly backed by
wise Few from 80 20 20 i 10 !. was placed
first. The followers OF Eudora and Baringo-
and they were in the big maJority-were ais
oOnsoiate. but those who had wRgered on Pun
gent were fairly deliTious with SOY. ss they were
able 10 cash substantial wagsrs on a horse that
in true run race was only third best
Freishon. who rode Eudora. had one OF those
miraculous escapes from serious injury with
which the life Of a Jockey is crowded He was
on his feet almost as soon as he hit the track,
and came back 10 the judges stand in the
starters wagon none the verse. apparently. FOR
his uncereInonious tumble. He went before the
stewards and made a claim Of foul against
Pickett, who rode Baringo. ana as the patrol
sUdge substsntiated his claim. the stewards lost
little time in announcing The disqualification.
Eudora and Baringo we're running well in the
van a. the time OF the accident, and those who
were In a position TO say that Baringo
sverved over against Eudora. knocking her Of
her stride and causing her 20 cross her legs
and fan.
Proper. which was ranked as one OF the best
handicap horses IN training last fall. showed
that he again al his best BY winning the
Omnium Handicap. az one mile and a furIong
He gave his followers and the starter several
had minutes. IS usual by his bad behavior az
the post. hut he broke well when the barrier
was released. and had speed enough 20 force
the pace and then come on and win cleEeriy
by length from Good Luck. which the
orly one ~ the four others within striking dis
taIoe % him AZ the ell6.
Nevs Lee the favoTite. got slightly the worst
n tn starr. and was badly handled b. =. Miller.
She did not s---n 70 be shle 10 extend herself IN
THE going how ever which vas slightly cuppy,
and could hardly have beaten Proper with
everything iu ler favor. She finished third,
beating Dlshsbfle. which seems 10 have lost ali
her form. and Coy Maid, which showed fash
~ speed for six turlongs, but then dropped COM
pleteiy uur OF II. Good Luck ran race which
STAMPED him n rhree-y old OF some quality.
He showed decided Improvement over his race
on Noudsv bur as that his first appearance
IN some time he may have been short. He viii
besr close watching in The future.
Kentucky Beau which won the Waldorf
Srsk.s So "a siI-- on Wednesday gave a sad eXhi-
hilton iu The Golden Rod Stakes. al six and one
half fUrioDgs. on Tie turf. He vas an equal Ia
vorite On Tie betting with EthOn al % J. but
the wise money was conspicuous by lis absence
sd the support he s0t came from those Who
accepted his last race his true form. He
night oIr Il H. ano finished far hack. without
showing even a fash q thar speed which made
II possible for him 10 fairly ronlp home IL the
Waldorf 4 disguised form player remarked
after the race We viii have 20 make some eN-
ccse for him. 50 / guess Il VIII have 10 be-cant
run or the grass"
The vinner. Of the race turned Up IN Tourenne.
e. 10 20 ]. which beat Ethon four lengths {.
Ross. who had the mount, was in bad pocket
rounding the Tar turn. but he took desperate
chance and sent his mount through narrow
opening on the rail just before turning for home,
which J. Martin, on Ethon. conveniently left
open. This won for him. az while he was prooa-
bly, the best horse a. the weights he could hardly
have finished first IL Ross had been forced 10
take him UP and round hts field instead OF
saving ground on the rail. Arimo and Zambesi,
Z ne early pscemskers, tired IN the run home and
fought a out between themselves for third
money. Arimo getuus the decision by narrow
margin.
The form players began well when Toddles
Hnd Dr. Gardner, the favorlles for the first
and second races respectively. Won as they
pleased but after that there was another story
20 Tell, IS Eve choices went down 70 defeat IN
quick and startling succession. Perhaps the
biggrSt GIsa pToin trleIt came il the last race
when Laucastrian. the Odds-on favorite tu the
three horse field. Was beaten by Huntington
This race was almost Joke The three horses
which went 20 The post Tor a race al Two miles
and sixteenth on The tuTf were heads apart
on close haadcappinE. but for al that Lancas-
rrtsu was held - ODDS on. While Huntington
and Ebony closed ~ 10 ! each. Huntington
well backed a. 10 !. while few lucky
hrtt0rS got as good - I for small wagers
Al three ~ the boys had waiting orders. and
as = result the horses did little more than canter
The FIRST mile in the slow time Of 100. Francis
had HUntugtCu all over the track IL a laugh
able effort 70 restrain him the first turn % The
course. b1f for az that he the first 20 wake
up 10 the fUtlitv 81 choking his horse 70 death.
ana stole away on Tie Tar turn me Lrst ilnle
around and took lead which he managed .
hold To tls end Miller. on Lancastrlan. hardly
showed the judgment that boy Of his skin is
supposed 10 have bur Huntington was Unques-
tionsby the best horse.
Martin DOYLE ran back to las last good race.
o. heal A. q N
race ~ one mile. Arklirts was the fayorite.
lgr found the tourney too fa~.