New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
RYE BEATS IVES AGAIN.
FINN RODE SLOPPY RACE.
Three Fau0rtes Score, and Miller
Handles T7co Winners.

Another duel between Rye and Yves was the
most interesting happening at the Jamaica race
track yesterday They met in the Sayville
Stakes, at one mile and sixteenth, with Bvouac
the only other starter Rye defeated Yves
few days ago in a two-horse race. and Miller
who had the mount. outgeneralled Finn in way
TO leave some doubt 10 the relative merits OF
the two horses. Wes had seven pounds the better
of the weights yesterday over his previous meet
ing with Rye, and did not lack for followers,
although Rye got the bulk OF the play and closeo
q decided favorte
Rye again proved much the better and won
rather .cleverly by two lengths, but once more
Miller clearly outrode Finn that many OF the
best judges would not hesitate to back Yves IL
the horses should meet again tomorrow with
the Jockeys reversed. Finn was instructed to
walt with Yves yesterday and not kill him off
forcing the pace as he did the last time In
trying 10 obey instructions to the letter he al
most pulled his mounts head off. He sat braced
back in the saddle for fully six furlongs
Furthermore. he lost ground at every turn in
stead of pulling back behind Rye on the rail- and
altogether made such mess Of the matter that
he was more Of handicap than a help to his
mount. and Rye had little trouble in drawing
away at the end. Bivouac which made the run
ming in the turn for home, hung badly in the
final drive.
Rye was one Of three winning favorites.
Sally Preston and Macy. Jr.. were the others.
Sally Preston waited behind Ace High and Jim
Leonard until Strengthened out for home in the
first race. and then came on under a mild drive
to win by length. Jim Leonard was stopping
through the last sixteenth. and Ace High had
no opposition for the place. Macy. Jr., won the
fifth like a Hindoo. Ross had him under
gentle restraint in the run up the backstretch.
but came through on the rail turning for home
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lengths. McKittredge beat Nemesis for the
place. with Palette which made up some ground
in the last half mile half length away. The
last named did not to her best form. Bragg,
with Miller up, a well played second choice
either could not would not raise a respect
able gallop He sulked, TO all appearances, most
Of the way. and finished dismal lae+ in striking
contrast to his last two winning races.
Cora Price romped home in the last with
so TO l posted against her chances, and an ex-
ultant cheer went up from the bakers dozen,
perhaps, who for some reason hard to explain
had backed her with small wagers as forlorn
hope. Cora Price has been running in the name
and colors of Senator NcCarren off and on all
season. and has been remarkably consistent in
finishing last next to last in most Of her
starts Senator McCarren sold her recently to
John Rowe, and she came to life with rush
yesterday with No. Is on her saddle cloth.
Those who had wagered Reba Stone and
backed her 10 odds-on. If the race was in, felt
rather foolish ard more or less disguised to see
Cora Price at fancy odds win as she pleased,
with the favorite struggling along in fourth
place Reba Stone the "one best bet of
nine-tenths Of those who went to the track. Sol
Lichtenstein opened her at TO ., and the few
who followed his lead We're fairly mobbed by
those anxious TO get their money down. The
result was that she was never better than to
In the majority Of books, and so much money
was placed that her pri0- was hammered down
70 10 o. Jack" Martin had the mount, and so
Tar as could be judged did his best The FLY
was In such close quarters in the early part that
she could hardly do herself full justice although
she failed TO come on when Strengthened out in
the stretch.
Delnnora and Chandos were the other winners
DelInore came away to win the second race