New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
FRANK LORD REPEATS.
WINS HOLLY HANDICAP.
r.a,s;des Has Practical WalkOUer
for Rich HiRdOO Stakes.

- ,o-6- slced 70 some extent by flying
%, ,oa the BDuy Handicap at Gravesend yestei-
- ,rhl. axTry Payne Whttneys lronsloes mao
s.,,osI wxleSvoE fuS the rich Hindoo STAKES. 1ho
ss--,t.s a. PRICES p-oh!b!tive 10 any but inc os
-. won. bus The other four races went 10
-, v.icn hAz but a slight public following as
r.suli tia day WAS not particularly pEOHlaO'e
= ,.- ,hass who had money 20 wager.
r-snk Lord wss quoted al Z 10 in the Holy
srosio.p u spite OF his easy victory the cay De-
-, r,hsr . 10; 1Evorlte- Form players passed
E1p, Cd without a Thought as ne was sehetA4g
.,d "a orly kz:- selling platter. and pinned IleH
,a+b 10 seEsr. which beat some OF the best tWoS
.-,ls. n training in the Great Eastern Handis
- and saparmsn, one OF James r Keene's Com
.osnas cots. which has a number OF good perform
,,.s % hts credit. Il was a clear case OF FRANK
80 being better than rated and OF weight oelhs
sp>st lsT-lIsr. although IL was hard TO convince
--s.y I.GI ssxeIl which Just managed 70 laho IN
;,,6 rlEoS EAs the same horse which in hls last
sr.st Won Eks O oolt worthy or q hlgh pia0e ana
,n.uaf tAs bss: youngsters OF the year.
y~s.s Lore was OF his bad behavior at the post.
"a U.anred az rssrsd around like a crazy horse.
., s,zke ru-niuE, however. when the barrier was
,s,.s.ad zaG esrned an advantage which counted
...nn.ly r. lis favor. Bat Masterson and Sewen
,.s,s 20 70 hiIu II the frst quarter and the three
=, had aid head around the turn and into the
,.,.oh. -.f,s BadIs Ware In a good position on the
"a lsusa oy more back, and the others more
:, i.ss sr71ng out When Strengthened out for
t,.. E-srI Lord shook seweu and Bat Masterson
~ arc slowed 10 signs OF weakening when EddiI
vac cane thYoush the rail- and challenged
-sso,utely fnsde the last furloRg pole. These two
drew swsy from TIE others and fought II out 10
tie end. were Frank Lord won py scSAt ha4f
,s,gth n q hard drive
Tfrse lengths back Seweu beat Bat Mastersoa
bs+ a length for third money. with RosemOunt and
Frank Gil rsht at his heels. Superman ran a
sau Epfri;less -roe. after being more or less ham
rs-s6 n ths FIRST quarter. and finished bad last.
while RED River, which had strong following.
also .an disappointing race. Frank Lord won
y tbs name and oolo-s OF Big Tim Sullivan. and
he news WAS flashed 10 him by telegraph long be-
fore he red board had gone up.
Tie withdrawal OF Accountant from the Htndoo
s-agss to- .res-y -year-ods, at about one mile and
sx f1rlongs -o6hed that race OF all interest. An
otber neeang pstwesn the biggest money winner OF
ths year a1e J-onsi6es. under a weight arrange
ent tha, favored The latter. had been looked for
ward . bui James 3. Brady and his trainer Matt
Allen 6scnsd Ire issue. which gave Ironsides little
more than good exercise gaIop 70 win q stake
which had LEI value OF 3, rs Belmere was also
v-.hdIzRu, SO thai Vendor. which Thomas EitCa-
cock j. IS schooling for the steeplechase field and
Rng Henry, a bad maiden. were the only ones 10
start 6gs.ust lTonsi1es.
M WhiJnsy's geldtng as played by many OF the
big 5ettors, even a. me short prices OF ! 10 and
: g blI. u spite OF the fact that Ironsides
seemed 10 have the race Al his mercy. Vendor and
King Henry were both hacked down by those who
were looking ior the unexpected 10 happen The
etart bad, as King Henry was practically left.
U.t tre early pace was so slow that J. Harris, who
hso ire moGnt sool made up the lost ground.
After the t-st I've fUrlongs the race degenerated
iIO procession, with Ironsides galloping along so
far IN front that the crowd howled in derison. A
Title interest was aroused right al the end, how
ever. when L began 70 look Il King Henry,
which vas six o. eight lengths behind Vendor turn
rg tor home might earn the place This he did,
Ote delight of those who had bet on him for the
I-s as Vendor was 50 tired he could hardly
AlH Blanche won the handicap steeplechase in
eef iasL.oo, and those who had watched her
p--ed and halled around in her last race IN bet
ie' company Qrofted well. Rs and 10 ! wers
1lereo against Eer chances IN the ring After Wood
h-e 1ad made the running for one turn Of the
.sa Nut Blanche Went 70 the front and won as
s-e Eea5ea. N0od Rule showed Improvement over
As Ist start ana had no trouble IN earning the
le rom Russell SAGE. he favorite
ne other winners were Belle Of IroQuOis which
sa-ope1 nome an eaN- winner in the first race:
ta4tolne, which won The handicap over the short
s1.,-Tiong course in hard drive with Jacoblte
l-l Deutschland. which made every post 2 win
tsenth -