New-York tribune., 1906-07-10
nj FOR THE PIKERS.
.,nc1TE WINS At 100 TO I.
- Horn Beats a Good Field in
Rog Ridge Handicap.


-as wild rejoicing in the camp OF the
IT, .-ns, Arctic came romping home in the
sssis With 100 to land more in some
iaD NOTED against his chances. One man
30. ~ IN a chair in the grandstand shouted
s-D--,1 ,,,o state bordering on delirium as the
- away from McCarter. the favorite. in
- 80 strides. It turned out that he had
q - -. e on him at 800 to 1. and his sudden
:. viebes almost turned his head. Arctic
ii' .Ss name and colors OF George J. Long,
y : -.,sr OF Sir Huon, which won the Com
..,,b Handicap on Saturday. AS far as
=. !. learned he did not profit largely by the
80 ~ -,,,orv. although small stable commits
-, .-.s nlaced. most Of Il third. 'Humming-
=. Trler laid the top price in the ring OF 300
~ .-1S accepted two s. wagers at these figures.
- accepted a number of bets at 100 10 l.
LA ont $1,000 on the victory. Most Of the
=. s-oaued. however with clean sheets.
- had started only once before, in a big
: - maiden tHvo-year-olds. on July 3. He
!. ,-aeticaIly left at the post on that occasion,
-,.,.ile5 along in the ruck all the way. Troxler
!. Nm of in a good position yesterday, how
4. sna the colt was fighting in the van all the
= He raced 8IcCarter into submission at the
| ]. ssrtsenth pole. and drew away to win as he
,.,,ea " two lengths. There were such fair
- behind him as Okenite. Botanist, ]. c.
| ~ and Royal Breeze. and his manner Of win
| =, Vas such that he is likely TO train on and
~ good tWo-year-old.
P,n's Horn won the Bay Ridge Handicap at
=. mile and a quarter. which was the feature
see good card. First Mason was withdrawn in
'rr Of his stable companion, Colonial Girl.
~ Won Tromp and Cede-strome were added
rsyan closed a slight favorite in the betting
- Rams Horn and Colonial Girl. all three
s,g heavily backed. Every horse had a follow
= however with the possible exception Of
V,1dy which went 10 the post the outsider at
SOL Tie lightly weighted Cederstrome forced
\ Uace and showed the way TO the head Of the
vyrh with Logistilla and Won Tromp in close
uadsnoe Here Logistilla stopped, while
s.nis Horn which had been carefully rated by
saE n the early part, moved into contending
r5dan When fairly Strengthened out for home
ms Horn quickly drew away and won easily
NO lengths. while Won Tromp earned the
n by half d length from Bedouin, which
ne from behind with a belated rush. Ceder-
-ums hung in the final drive and finished just
sds the money.
Colonial Girl. which ran third in the Suburban
gnicap vas perhaps the best played horse in
| b nce but she pulled up disgraceful last
! IN gOOQ pOSlLOn IOF SIX DuC
ssn to hang when most was required and
l pgea further and further behind. To all ap-
EEnoes Martin did his best TO keep her up,
n she either would not Or could not run fast
rgrh 70 beat the commOnest selling platers.
+ srrnus Dolly Spanker and Angler were the
vtz-g fayorites. Somnus had no trouble in
sa1g big field Of maiden two-year-olds in
hefE race Dolly Spanker had little more than
EuE eEerc Sc galop to take the second. while
ENg was so much the best in the mile and
rs-ruaTteFs race on the turf that he wan eased
IL BY four lengths from Leila, which beat the
mu Of
ud killing on LAmour in the sixth race While
form players were betting on Umbrella with
IL greatest confidence LAmOur was quietly
lsEsi from 20 10 l 70 TO 1. HOrner had him
good position all the way, and won in a
i've BIZ half a length from Athens, a one-time
1be companion Inside the last sixteenth pole
AnouF fouled Citrona, fairly shOuldering her
II Of the race Finn, who had the mount, did
claim foul, however, and the stewards al
Fsi It 70 pass without taking any notice.
oomedenne won the fifth race with surprising
R In the worlds record time Of 1:16B for
six and one-half furlongs. A stable boy
med Dil!on had the mount, and this made II
aEbe for those who liked the mare 70 get as
I'd as 20 10 ! against her chances. The play
Is strong enough TO send her TO the post at
70 / Monet, the favorite, ran second. after
L lg outrun il the early part, but he had TO
l ridden out 10 the last ounce to beat IRON
which closed strong.
heavy storm broke as the horses were az
post for the last race. and II got so dark
= the colors could hardly be distinguished.
zs was a grand rush for the trains when the
vas over, and the umbrella boys did a
-ing business