New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ONE TRAINER In LUCK.
WINS THREE STRAIGHT
Fl. II. Brandt Has a Field Dan al
Belmont Park Track.

II r. Brandt, who trains for Barney Schrei-
her had a field day at Belmont Park yester-
dav he won the first three races with Tom
AIcCsrath, Banyah and Joe Carey. and just failed
10 make il four straight with Minnie G.. which
finished just outside the money, after being in
front at the last furlong pole. Tom McGrath
ran in Brandts name and coors, while the
two other winners were in the purple. red
sash orange sleeves and red cap of Barney
Schneider AS it happened Miss Marion was
the dam Of Tom McGrath. Joe Carey and Min
ME c., so it was great day also for her get.
Tom McGrath was backed from to l to > to
in the first race closing favorite He gal
Hoped in front all the way and won as he pleased
from Yorkist and Water Tank. among others
Bsnyah, good looking two-year-old by Ban
nOckbuTn-Winyah, went to the post at 20 to l.
bit late play caused his price TO drop to 10
10 1 in many books before the barrier was re-
leased he also made every post winning one
although Preston, to make victory doubly sure
whipped him from the last furlong pole home
TO win hy three lengths from Thermidor the
favorite.
With two races TO his credit Brandt sent Joe
Carey TO the post in the tenth running of the
larehmont Stakes, for maiden three-year-olds
al ulne o. entry, and a wise few. who knew that
the colt had worked well, backed him down
from 10 to 10 10 /. Like his two stable
COMPANIONS, he forced the pace and although
ne lost a lot OF ground in the stretch by run
nlhg almost TO the outside rail he by two
lengths from Dan Buhre. R. T. Wilson, jr.s.
+Aletneuo was the favorite in this race. on the
Strength of his two winning races at Jamaica.
He tried TO run Joe Carey down rounding the
turn, but stopped under his heavy impost in the
stetcIl' and Dan Buhre. coming from far back.
earned the place easily. Harry Payne Whitney's
Nnna Ken had some speed for half mile. but
hung IN The last furlong if short.
Wren Minnie G. posted as a starter in
the fourth race, for two-year-olds. and it was
noticed that she was full sister to Tom Nc
Ter a1ax
price down from TO l to to /. A plunge on
Marbles, however, sent her TO the post favorite
al : 70 |, and she proved the winner. after
spI Tea orlNe through the last fCrlong. Eigh-
teen horses went TO the post in this race and
they came down through the straight like line
q cavalry. SIX OF the eighteen were practically
head and head at the last sixteenth pole and the
finish was so close that the crowd showed more
enthusiasm than it did when Glorifier won the
Metropolitan Handicap. The judges placed
Marbles first, Eta Louise second and Sussex
Eolscher, winner Of the Brighton Cup last
fall, closed with rush in the fifth race and got !
up in time to beat Dolly Spanker and Beauclere
in a rousing drive. The crowd in the stand did
not agree with the placing of the judges. so far
as the second and third horses were concerned ;
IS il looked if Beauclere had beaten Dolly
Spanker by a good neck. Beauclere was played |
for a killing in this race. and backed from |
10 10 l 10 is to ,. Holscher was also a tip |
and a strong play forced his price from to !
20 II to = In the face of this Dolly Spanker /
which opened at odds on drifted back to to B. !
but just at the end he, too, was in such demand /
tnat even money was hard TO get as the barrier /
was released.
Beauclere forced the pace. and appeared TO be |
winning easily at the last furlong pole, but be- !
gan TO tire, and just failed last the distance.
The Quail, owned by John Z. Madden which |
ran second in the Belmont Stakes last year 10 |
Burgomaster, beating Accountant. among Others
and later ran third in the Advance Stakes,
beaten only by Flip Flap and Whimsical made
his first appearance of the year, but was beaten |
off
The Sullivan clan and most Of the form play
eTs backed Samuel II. Harris in the last race az
Il IL was all over but the shouting. The horse
was not in running mood. however, and could
never get anywhere near the front. Eudora fur
nished surprise by closing fast the rail and
winning al the lucrative price of 20 70 J. She (
showed startling Improvement her last !
two races.
The early promise Of the first really spring day
OF the season served TO attract good sized
crowd to the track. Disappointment was in
store, however as a heavy thunderstorm came
UP just after the first race and kept on rumbling
away the rest Of the afternoon. The rain made
the track sloppy, and in all pToha bity II will
pe heavy for the running of the Toboggan Han |
olcap this afternoon in which Roseben and |
NioTifer are down to meet again.