New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-16

ROYAL TRANSATLANTIC
WINS IN RECORD TINE.
Three GOOD Things" Race Home
an Front at Brighton Beach.

Favorites and good things just about divided
the card Of seven races at Brighton Beach yester-
day The winning favOrites Sanguine Royal
Name and Littleton Maid, while the good things
which got home safely in front were Amanda H.
Orbcular and Rfeman. In the other race Cres-
siHa and Sister Frances, split choices at to g. ran
drsJ and second. Altogether 1t day in which
the players had rather the best OF their daily argu
,neut with the layers. Miller and Z. Dugan divided
tie jockey honors. each riding two winners
The Atlantic Stakes a selling affair for two
year-olds, was the only fixture the programme
ROYAL Nane continued his winning career by get
tins up in the last few strides TO win by half a
length in the fast time of LOO for five and a half
1urlungs which eqUallej the track record made by
Broohdale Nymph in 1865 Ella O'Nein. showing
quick Improvement over her last TWO races, made
the running up the backstretch and around the
turn Royal Eane was always within easy striking
distance. however, and wearing her down in the
stretch won by a safe margin Masks and Faces
beat WOODLAND head for third money. The latter
was shut off sharply the backstretch losing
eIal lengths, for which Royal Vane seemed respon-
sihe, but no claim Of foul was made and the stew
ards allowed 1t TO pass without question. With
clear sailing WOODLAND would have been keen
contender
Sunglow was strong favorite for the steepIe-
chase, put Amanda was quietly backed by a wise
landing at the second jump from home. when
ming easily IN second place. and while Archibald
scramble back IN the saddle. it put him out OF
TaCe- ATndn0G II then appeared 10 have the race
SAFELY Won. but her followers lost ali hops when
Blu Pigeon rushed up and headed her as they
cleared the last jump. She far from beaten.
however and when Stone drew his whip she
spou5ed eaGnely and came away to win in q hard
drive 10y IL length. Goldray fell at the first jump.
bur- z. Heider escaped with a shaking UP.
CrblC llar, backed from TO 10 IS 10 8, won the
fifth race. handicap at q mile and q sixteenth.
Radtke had him in a good position all the way,
and when Rye Cairngorm and Dolly Spanker tired
otter alternating in the lead, Orbicular raced TO the
'front.' and easily from Yankee Girl The latter
rar q brilliant race With III pounds up, she
co1ce6ing all the way from thirteen 10 twenty
seven pounds to her opponents She was worked
out q mile and half In preparation for the Queens
S-akes On Thursday. Far West had a stormy jour-
rev Mountain had him in and out Of three or four
pockets and under the circumstances the horse
ran a winning race.
r + Csrrnau's RtfieTnan was played for a kilt
trg in the other half Of the handicap. run as the
seventh race. He was backed from 10 to TO l
Ak charley Gas-aEd ether big bettoFs.-41e never
u safe lead in the first quarter. and making the
race 10 suit himself, galloping by four lengths
Cederstroue beat Aineota, the favor1te, a length
FOR the place The latter badly messed about
ty BeckIuan and never had a fair chance TO get
settled his stride With better handling he
would have forced the winner out.
Harry Payne Whitney's Iittleton Maid was grad
mated from the maiden class in the sixth In
cidentally. shs quite a remarkable race, and
her followers could hardly believe their eyes when
they saw her fighting IL out through the stretch.
Is they had given up all hope and turned their
eyes away when she bad last on the back
stretch, twelve or fifteen lengths behind the
racemakers. Howard Shean kept bearing out all
through the stretch. losing valuable ground. He
tired from chasing the pace, but would have
won i Miller had been able keep him straight
EaeRsel which second 20 Roseben at Sleeps
head Bay, found the journey too far. Tenez STUN
he'd as the barrier released and threw w. No
Intyre- The boy was not hurt, however
Sangclne was so much the best IN the first race
that ne overcaTne some Interference, and making
U ten or twelve lengths easily. Cressina
made most Of the running in the third race and
best Sister Francis. with plenty in reserve