New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
TWO RACES FOR EMERY
4RISEE. WINS LTNBROOK,
Master Robert Closes 5Uith Sensa-
tiOnaL Rash an S0uthoLd.

sam Emery and his friends had field day at
the Jamaica racetrack yesterday They backed
the oddly named Arasee TO win the Lynbrook
Handicap, and Arasee galIoped home in front OF
Lady Winifred Fancy and Falket among others
Flushed with this success they backed Master
Robert which also ran in Mr. Emery's name and
colors from 10 ! to to l in the Southold Handi-
cap at mile and sixteenth, and Master Rob
ert rewarded them by closing with a sensational
rush through the stretch, turning what looked
like inevitable defeat at the last sixteenth pole into
a brilliant victory. 1t was a perfect day for an
outing and in spite OF the counter attraction of
the United Hunts Racing Association meeting OBJ
posite Belmont Park, a big crowd was in at
tendance
after Momentum. the odds-on favorite in the first
race had made a show of his field those who fol-
low the fortunes Of the first choices had a rough
road travel, as one after another went, down TO
defeat in quick and startling succession. The
beaten favorites- were Merry England Halket
BrOoEdale Nymph, Right Royal and Miramar
Right Royal was beaten by an injudicious ride but
reasonable excuses could be offered for the
others and so far as could be judged they were
beaten their merits.
Master Robert proved himself two-vear-oId of
some class BY giving weight according to the scale
70 such good horses as Brookdale Nvrnph Gretna
Green, Far West, Faust and others, and beating
them in decisive fashion. His margin of victory
over Gretna Green less than a length but he
going away after making up i've or six
lengths IN the last sixteenth with a rusa which
effective il was unexpected to his fol-
lowers, who had practically given up all hope as
the ield turned for home. 1t emphasized once
more that race Is never over until the finish line
IS passed, as Master Robert looked like a 100 10 /
chance when the field was Strengthened out
Brookdale Nymph a hot favorite in this
race. but she far below expectations after
being carried wide the paddock turn. Faust
one Of the outsiders in the betting. made the run
nng for mile. shaking OFF first Monfort. which
tried 10 keep pace with him for seven furlongs.
ana then Melbourne which challenged resolutely
as Ihey turned for home Just when his followers
began TO shout. however Gretna Green closed from
behind and took command. only To succumb in the
last few strides TO Master Roberts great rush
Halket and LAZY WinifTed attracted the bulk Of
The play in the Lynbrook Handicap. for two-year-
olds. At five and half furlongs. the former going
70 the post a slight favOrite When il to
racing however. Arasee played the leading role. as
le raced Lady Winifred into submission rounding
tEe turn ana came away to WIN easily by a length.
Lazy NinIred had no trouble IN earning the place.
while Fancy, last away from the post gradually
improved her position and got up in the last stride
10 heat RlatO q head for third money Halket had
10 excuse and seems to have stalled Off while Do
Tante, which furnished surprise by winning the
Nursery Handicap at Belmont Park could hardly
raise a respectable gaIop.
Only five horses went TO the post in the handicap
et mile and a fuTlong and Lane Allen won, with
Right Royal, Tommy Waddeu and Miss Crawford
heads apart behind him, after race in which
there enough rough riding to have led to the
disqualification Of TWO horses if the stewards had
been able TO see as well as nine out OF every ten
persons n the gTaEdstand- Lane Allen cut over IN
front Of Riehl Royal SO SHARPLY turning for home
that J. Hogg had pull up, while inside the last
sixteenth pole Elght Royal swerved over and al
most put Miss Crawford the rail. HOgg went
before the stewards and made claim Of foul
against Mcdaniel on Lane Allen. The stewards
dismissed It. and 10 all appearances paid absolutely
attention TO RigRl Royals fouling Of Miss craw-
ford, which unquestionably prevented her from fin
ishinE second.
RigAc Royal was played for killing" in this
race, and backed from TO I to as low as 6 20
before the barrier was released. Lane Allen, tne
opening favorite al 10 3. dritte back in the mean
time to high TO J. VITA proper handling
and in a truly Right Royal would proba-
bly, have easily. but J. Eogg impatient
that he rushed the horse from ast place 70 first in
TIE around the paddock tarl. and then pro
q cee6ed 10 open up gap Of three lengths IN the
run up the backstretcil- This took much out OF
the horse that he did well 10 finish where ne did.
Green Seal made every post winning one in the
second race, and in doing showed startling i'm
Pr0veIenJ his recent races, While Ida D. full
sister TO the great horse Jean Beraud. was
graduated from the maiden class n the last race
81 finish so close that only the judges could sepa-
tte first three horses.
Delaby earned the jockey horors, riding .wo WIN
neTs. and i begins 10 look iG This ycungster was
q decided addition To the jockev ranks. Miller won
the opening race. as he has every day Of the meet
ing except one, ana racegOeTs are beginning 10
follow aim 5lndly In the rr3t race OF the day
IS hey did year ago at Brighton Beach, when he
seemed - nave a mortgage on the first event.
LsGy Winfield bucked 9. EUrn5 of after she had
Tu1 second in the LyubrOok Handicap. The boy
rolled over and Ike a rubber ball but picked
himself up n the most uncOuCcrned manner and
walked back 20 the stand 20 weigh in.